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333 years ago today, Ellsworth P. Van Rensselaer Jones, a former Crimed, punctured his esophagus with the metatarsal bone of a turkey as he tripped over a rock at Plymouth. In fitting memory to this valiant biology editor, there will be no Crime tomorrow.

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