Secret probe ends in massive bust. By The Denver Post. Oct. 8 - Two undercover agents from the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms infiltrated the outlaw Sons of Silence motorcycle gang and spent two years documenting illegal drug and gun transactions, a probe that culminated Friday in the arrests of 37 people in Colorado Springs, Denver and Fort Collins.

Human body stars in series. By Joanne Ostrow Denver Post TV/Radio Critic. April 14 - Probing cinematographers have been sticking teensy cameras into bodily orifices for years to give audiences a gander at our inner workings. Just when you thought you'd been wowed to the max by TV science, along comes "Intimate Universe.''

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obituary. Pamala Dea Turner. Nurse, 56 . Pamala Dea Turner of Broomfield, a nurse, died June 30. She was 56. No services were held. There was cremation.

Ramseys post vision of killer. By Jeffrey Leib Denver Post Staff Writer. June 4 - John and Patsy Ramsey have posted on their Web site a composite sketch based on a psychic's vision of their daughter's killer. "Have you seen this man? This man may have been in the Boulder area in December 1996," reads a statement under the sketch at www.ramseyfamily.com. ...

- Main obituary page: obituary. Michael D. Pruvost Newspaper salesman, 53. Michael D. "Mickey'' Pruvost of Denver, a newspaper salesman, died Monday in Denver.

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Beef baron Monfort dies at 71. By Coleman Cornelius Denver Post Northern Colorado Bureau Feb. 3, 2001 - Kenneth Monfort, the cattle baron who revolutionized the beef industry and also made his mark in Colorado as a politician and philanthropist, died Friday afternoon at a hospital in Florida after suffering for years with emphysema. He was 71.

The 55-year-old Coloradan, an iconic figure in this subculture who straddled celebrity and serious research, worked from a time-tested playbook: Determine the tornado’s path, carefully maneuver his vehicle ahead of it, deploy three probes of his own invention to collect close-range data and then scamper out of the way.