61.   Consequently, detectives said they were confident that Mrs. Durst had disappeared from Manhattan, not Westchester.

62.   Dealers now commonly use cellular phones to establish a network of lookout posts around their places of business, detectives say.

63.   Describing him as one of the regulars they encountered, the detectives said people often could not wait to offer incriminating information about Williams when crimes were being investigated.

64.   Detectives said all of the books and pamphlets have been submitted to psychiatrists for evaluation as part of their effort to determine what Woods was thinking.

65.   Detectives said his behavior was strange.

66.   Detectives said Mrs. Rice was stabbed once or twice.

67.   Detectives said Primula Judge was fed up with her husband not shouldering his part of the family load.

68.   Detectives said she did most of her business by mail, the Internet and phone.

69.   Detectives said she was unconscious and being treated for a severe blood clot on the brain.

70.   Detectives said that Magasayev had been arrested on a burglary charge last year and that he was under investigation for suspected extortions of emigre merchants in Brooklyn and Queens.