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Reiser Reportedly Leads Police to Wife's Body

Reiser Reportedly Leads Police to Wife's Body   more»»
CNET News: "Hans Reiser, the Linux programmer convicted in April of murdering his estranged wife, has led police to what is believed to be her body, authorities told the San Francisco Chronicle on Monday..."
Wed Jul 09, 2008


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