Subject: Max Dunlap

• OUR OWN OLIVER STONE

  January 29, 1992

• MURDER MYSTERY

  February 3, 1993

• THE BOLLES TRIAL GOES INTO RERUNS

  February 10, 1993

• BOTTOMS UP

  February 17, 1993

• COVER CHARGES

  February 24, 1993

• BILL DENNEY TRIES TO FIGURE OUT THE SCORE

  March 10, 1993

• QUESTIONS

  March 24, 1993

• MURDER TRIAL? WHAT MURDER TRAIL?

  April 21, 1993

• THE LEADING MAN

  IN HIS SCREEN DEBUT, WOODS GIVES PERFORMANCE OF A LIFETIME-AT $640 A HEAD

  June 30, 1993

• WHAT DOES NEAL ROBERTS KNOW?

  December 8, 1993

• THE PLUMBER'S LAWYER ACQUITTED HIM WELL

  December 22, 1993

• The Museum That Couldn't Think Straight

  It's named after Kemper Marley, the apparent inspiration for the murder of newsman Don Bolles. It's full of inaccuracies, racism, Chamber of Commerce blather and third-rate gimmickry.

  May 23, 1996

• Crime Reporter's Notebook

  Key figure in Bolles murder case takes secrets to his grave

  February 11, 1999

• Flashes 05-11-2000

  May 11, 2000

• Arizona Republic Reporter Don Bolles Was Blown to Pieces 33 Years Ago Today

  A few hours ago, we were driving in the vicinity of the Clarendon Hotel on 4th Avenue south of Indian School Road when it struck us: It's June 2, the anniversary of a day that will live in infamy (to steal a line)  in Arizona and in journalism circles around the nation. At about 11:30 that morning in 1976, veteran Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles left his downtown offices for a meeting with a prospective informant named John Harvey Adamson. A local low-level ho

  June 2, 2009

• TRUST FUND TROUBLES

  INMATES IN ARIZONA'S PRISONS CLAIM THEY HAVE $11 MILLION AT THEIR DISPOSAL. THE STATE DOESN'T LIKE THAT.

  April 6, 1995

• EXPLOSIVE TESTIMONY

  March 3, 1993

• ANATOMY O

  WHEN BRUCE BABBITT SURFACED AS THE TOP CHOICE FOR THE U.S. SUPREME COURT, A WASHINGTON, D.C., NEWPAPER PLAYED FAST, LOOSE AND SLOPPY WITH HIS PAST

  June 30, 1993

• Call My Travel Agent; There's an Election Coming Up

  October 21, 1992

• BOLLES FIGURE TAKES FIFTH----AGAIN AND AGAIN

  DRUNKEN DRIVING LANDS NEAL ROBERTS IN JAIL

  January 29, 1992

• Max Dunlap, Mastermind of 1976 Don Bolles Car Bombing, Dies in Prison

    Max Dunlap, who was convicted in 1993 of masterminding the 1976 fatal carbombing of Arizona Republic reporter Don Bolles, died in prison today at the age of 80. Dunlap, a jury concluded, ordered the attack on Bolles. Dunlap always asserted his innocence, and the Republic story linked above notes that one of two people accused of carrying out the bombing was ultimately acquitted.

  July 21, 2009