Jean Marbella is an investigative and enterprise reporter for The Baltimore Sun. She joined The Sun in 1987 and has been a features writer, national correspondent, editor and columnist. She was born in Havre de Grace, grew up in Chicago and graduated from Northwestern's Medill School of Journalism.
As British troops began to take control of this city Sunday morning, members of Saddam Hussein's ruling Baath Party shot at residents attempting to flee. One of their targets was...
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