It must be every parent’s nightmare – their cherished teenage son is tried and convicted of murder. Back in 1921 Harold Jones was a 15 year old, hard working shop assistant in the Welsh mining town of Abertillery so when he was arrested for the murder of two young girls, it shook the close-knit community to the core.

Casey Anthony’s defense attorney Jose Baez hoped he could bully, badger, and bullyrag daddy into admitting his incest; instead, he elicited one of the trial’s most gut-wrenching and heart-breaking moments, revealing a tortured and broken man driven to suicide by his inability to learn his beloved grand-daughter’s fate. In the moment of George Anthony’s spontaneous, unquestionably authentic effusion, he transformed himself from the trial’s pet bad guy into one of its most tragic victims. Now, a sadder-but-wiser Baez drafts and revises his closing arguments.

The University of Maryland Greenebaum Cancer Center has opened a new Phase I/IIa clinical trial for multiple myeloma. The trial is designed to investigate the safety, bioactivity and anti-tumor effect of infusion of patients' own T cells that have been genetically modified to express a high affinity T cell receptor (TCR) specific for a type of tumor antigen (protein) known as a cancer testis antigen (CT antigen).