61.   His wife said she did not have a precise accounting for how he had spent those years, but that he had not visited Afghanistan or Pakistan.

62.   His wife said shortly afterward that she would not comment.

63.   His wife said that he formed the chorale to give his graduating vocal students a place to continue their singing.

64.   His wife said that once she met the children they would later adopt, there was no way she could refuse.

65.   His wife said that Rodriguez had changed the windows on units with tenants who were newer to the building and who presumably paid higher rents.

66.   His wife said the police had told landlords that the couple would bring bad elements into the neighborhood.

67.   His terrified wife says Roca is being kept in a cell without light, fed meager rations at irregular intervals, and refused access to his lawyer.

68.   His wife said he used his mustering-out pay at the end of the war to open his first store, in Chinatown.

69.   His wife said it was probably a good thing that he left the country that so fascinated him.

70.   His wife said she believes he has been killed.