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AUGUST 13, 2008
Links from the paper of Aug. 14
The murder trial of David Onstott got under way this week. He's the former sex offender who is accused of murdering 13-year-old Sarah Lunde in Hillsborough County. She disappeared in April 2005, and through a series of assumptions, her family didn't discover she was missing until two days later. In this timeline, the case unfolds through photos and audio describing what happened.
Lockup: Life inside Hillsborough County jails: The Times takes an occasional look at the staff, inmates and routines of a system that employs more than 1,400, handling more than 70,000 bookings a year. This report: Jail yoga.
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