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Manslaughter Charges Dropped Against Sixteen to One Mine
April 2003 by Staff
Manslaughter charges against the Original Sixteen to One Mine, company president Mike Miller, and manager Jonathan Farrell, were dismissed by Judge Stanley Young Jr. in Downieville, California.
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