Judicial Follies: Stop me if you’ve heard this one before ...Middle East

A recent episode of the NBC true crime series Dateline (okay, it was a rerun from 2018) told the story of Harold Henthorn, a charming middle-aged guy whose wife, an ophthalmologist named Toni Bertolet, died after falling from a steep outcropping in Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado. On the surface, it seemed like a tragic accident – a hiker got a little too close to the edge and fell to her death – but as first the park rangers and then the FBI looked into the case (because Dr. Bertolet died on federal property), evidence mounted that it was not an accident. Among the most damning evidence was a map in Harold’s car with an “X” marking the exact spot where Toni fell (created before her

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