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NE Iowa Man Convicted in Cross Burning

June 15, 2001 By admin

A northeast Iowa man is going to prison for his role in a racial incident.A man allegedly involved in a cross-burning in Quasqueton in 1997 wasconvicted by a federal court judge on perjury charges. Frank Fink reportedlygave a false story to provide an alibi for a friend who was also allegedlyinvolved in the incident. Fink will be sentenced in August and could besentenced to ten years in prison. The cross was burned outside the homeof an inter-racial couple.

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