Ruthann Aron: A Deadly Campaign

Babington, Charles (May 20, 1994). Aron's record cuts two ways.The Washington Post.

Beyers, Dan and Abramowitz, Michael (June 11, 1997). Aron Informant Known to Police. The Washington Post.

Duggan, Paul and Perez-Rivas, Manual (June 15, 1997). Aron grew to be a political scrapper. The Washington Post.

Dunn, Dominick (2002). Dominick Dunn's Power, Privilege and Justice: Deadly Campaign. Aired on Court TV.

Perez-Rivas, Manual and Jeter, Jon (June 10, 1997). Ex-Candidate accused in hitman case. The Washington Post

Shaver, Katherine (August 7, 1998). Ruthann, Barry Aron Head to Divorce Court; $4.5 Million in Assets at Stake in Battle. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (February 23, 1998). Aron's murder-for-hire trial pits top local legal teams. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine and Ruane, Michael E. (February 26, 1998). Jury selected for Ruthann Aron Trial. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (March 3, 1998). Jury hears Aron soliciting hit man. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (March 6, 1998). Husband says Aron is mentally ill. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (March 7, 1998). Psychiatrist recalls Aron's rage in 1970s. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (March 19, 1998). Aron tapes used to rebut defense. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (March 31, 1998). Five-week Aron case ends in mistrial. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (November 23, 1998). Aron gets three years in murder plot. The Washington Post.

Shaver, Katherine (January 20, 2005). Md. Court is asked to review Aron's actions. The Washington Post.

Valentine, Paul W. (March 13, 1998). Aron's Mother Describes Abusive Home. The Washington Post.

Vick, Karl (February 15, 1998). The mystery of Ruthann Aron. The Washington Post.

Vick, Karl (August 12, 1997). Exam could bolster planned insanity plea. The Washington Post.

Wagner, Arlo (June 9, 1998). Aron lawyers attack suit by husband. The Washington Post.

Washington Post (May 16, 1998). Aron gets rid of 3 defense lawyers.

Zoroya, Gregg (August 27, 1994). Aron takes time off after father slain. The Washington Post.

Zoroya, Gregg (September 3, 1994). Aron's tough image no false façade. The Washington Post.