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An old Stars goalie came home today.
Andy Moog hired as an assistant to coach Dave Tippett.
Moog will coach the goaltenders and Ed Belfour will not be one of them.
Fox 4's Anita Wiggins with more on the decision to let the eagle fly away.
And so that chases the eagle out of the net.
Fine and simple, the Stars believed Ed Belfour and Marty Turco could not co-exist another season.
So there will be another major change.
Marty has earned the right to play and Eddie's also earned the right to be a free agent and he's choosing that also.
So it's just a natural split.
Although we don't have the Stanley Cup, we don't have the five championships, divisional championships, and we don't go to the finals again.
By choosing Turco, the Stars go with the goalie ten years younger than the eagle.
Maybe being an inexperienced coach, maybe you like the inexperienced goaltenders.
So it's going to be a first time for everybody.
He couldn't accomplish anything more, Marty Turco, than he has accomplished to get this opportunity.
Long bomb at the gun and Moog!
The availability and interest of former Stars goalie Andy Moog to come on board made the decision to go younger, easier.
Moog helped Edmonton win three Stanley Cups.
You really reverse-rolled. You're the guy that's in for virtually all the games and you're going to get out for a break.
So that's a mentality that's got to change.
But like I said, Marty's had that mentality in the past so it's established there.
I think Andy will serve Marty well. He'll be able to shed a lot of insight into the position.
Armstrong says the Stars have no regrets about keeping Bell for the entire season because of the possibility of the playoffs.
He also says this is now the time for the team to move forward and stop looking behind.
There's definitely a lot of past history that went on before I got here that I think ultimately was the decision made.
And part of it, like I said, it's a matter of moving forward.
Nita Wiggins, Fox 4 Sports.
Troy Aikman on hand at Valley Ranch to watch as another Cowboys quarterback school wraps up today just over two months away from training camp at San Antonio.
Quincy Carter enters his second year with confidence in himself and his teammates. Coach Dave Campa, well, he's excited too.
Well, I think the biggest thing is the attitude of our players. I feel very good about the way we're working.
I think there's a hungriness with this group. I think they feel good about some of the things that we've done in the offseason and can see it on the field.
Deucey's Deucey, what else but Fox's celebrity boxing, seven foot seven minute bowl, 400 pound refrigerator Perry and minute with the reach advantage wins a scintillating bout.
Look at that. Look at the group as he tries to get inside. Personal favorite match of the night, though.
How about media diva Darva Conger taking it to Olympic gymnast Olga Corbett.
Darva wins by a decision. I think Darva could have given any of them a match tonight, including Joey.
But if you go, I think I think she could have stood in there toe to toe with any of them.
So exciting night. Don't act like you weren't watching it because I know you were.
You know, they were preparing the news. Now you're watching celebrity boxing.
What was that? What did that mean? That was like the news voice.
It's just frustrating when Darva wants no attention. And now she's doing this. She just wants to be left alone.
Oh, sure. She does. Thanks. Thank you. See you.
All right. With a head wrap and a Jamaican accent, TV psychic Miss Cleo says that she can read your future.
But some say it's all an act. One, she started on stage in Seattle many, many years ago.
Fox's Glenn Selig looks into the past of Miss Cleo. Who have no questions. We have your answer.
She's famous as the TV psychic Miss Cleo. She's made headlines for hiding her identity.
This is really a case of total deception.
But you're about to see a side of her never shown on TV before.
Who I got here? Who I got here? Don't ask for a minute.
Miss Cleo, the actress. Our investigation brought us all the way here to Seattle, Washington.
This city holds the key to unlocking the secret past of Miss Cleo.
You want to come up here and you want to tell us who you is?
How well did you know her?
Well, it was times during productions where we'd spend literally all day together.
Isaiah Anderson and Darcelle Hayes say when they knew Miss Cleo, she called herself Rape Harris.
For several years, the three of them produced plays at the Langston Hughes Cultural Arts Center in Seattle.
There's Isaiah, there's Darcelle, and there's the woman who years later would become Miss Cleo.
Call me now for your free reading.
In 1997, she wrote and directed this play called The Supper Club Cafe.
She's very smart, very delicate. She's a good friend.
She's a very dominant woman as well. She demanded a lot of things she wanted and went after them.
Isaiah and Darcelle say it's all an act right down to the name Miss Cleo.
You are reading well, I'm using you.
It was a character we had heard before here in Seattle.
She played Miss Cleo on stage in a play she wrote called For Women Only, and Miss Cleo was one of the women.
That's right. They say the psychic reader known to millions started out as a character created on the Seattle stage.
The character wasn't psychic, but her name was Cleo and she had a Jamaican accent.
So when Darcelle saw the ad, at first it seemed like a joke.
I thought it was funny. I thought it was hilarious.
So then I knew, I said, okay, psychics, I knew it, I knew they were real.
The ad may have been funny, but they don't laugh when they remember how Ray left Seattle.
The trouble started when Ray wanted a group of neighborhood kids to be ushers for this play.
I remember clearly we told her that, well, we'll have the kids do it and it'll just be an experience for them.
She said, no, I want them to be paid as well.
But when the kids went to cash the checks, Ray wrote, they say the checks bounced.
And then we got a phone call from a very, very disturbed parent who had taken her young daughter to the bank.
And the young lady came out crying because the teller told her there's no money in that account.
That account has been closed.
Not long after that, the woman everyone thought they knew so well moved out of this house and left Seattle.
Nobody could find her. You know, she just disappeared.
They say she also owes both of them a thousand dollars each.
Ms. Cleo's attorney says it didn't happen that way.
He says his clients lost money on the play.
In terms of making any money, who did not make any money?
Isaiah and Darcelle lost track of her for years.
Then she reappeared as the famous TV psychic.
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They thought they were part of an elite group who knew the truth about Ms. Cleo.
Then this birth certificate hit the news, which proves Ms. Cleo's real name is not Ray Paris.
It's Yuri Harris.
Well, I started seeing articles and they had all these different names for her.
I was like, wow, you know, she's just, you know, just playing a game with everybody.
They say now that her house of cards is collapsing, it's time for her to tell the truth.
You know, let it go. You caught, you know, you lied. It's over. Let it go.
This is amazing me.
Okay, it amazes me every time I do it too.
Glenn Selig, Fox 4 News.
It's a bubble buster, isn't it?
You know, we all thought she was for real.
Coming up, a Dallas teacher was arrested on charge of sexually assaulting a student.
But what really outraged the parents of students there is how they found out about it.
That story is coming up next.
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It's victory for victory as Dallas city leaders approve a controversial spending plan to build around the American Airlines Center.
A former Klansman from East Texas is convicted of murder and one of the worst attacks of the Civil Rights era.
Is Elvis alive?
This licensed psychiatrist says yes. Now we find out if his proof is legitimate.
And the 13-month search for missing Washington intern Chandra Levy is over.
That the remains found earlier today are in fact Chandra Levy.
Good evening, I'm Clarice Tinsley. Thanks for joining us.
I'm Baron James. The missing persons case is now a death investigation.
Still with unanswered questions into what happened to Chandra Levy.
Levy.