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Deborah MacIntyre

PHI99011704 - 17 JANUARY 1999 - WILMINGTON, DELAWARE USA: Deborah MacIntyre, a mistress of Thomas Capano, bites her lip as she talks of her relationship to Tom Capano following the guilty verdict for Capano in the slaying of his mistress, Anne Marie Fahey, scheduling secretary for the Governor of Delaware, after a long drawn out trial January 17, 1999. Capano, 49 and a wealthy and politically connected attorney was found guilty in shooting of Anne Marie Fahey in June 1996, putting her body in a large ice cooler and dumping it in the ocean. UPI jca/rw/John C. Anderson

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