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February 4, 2002 Issue
"Christa was very connected to Truro, in a good -- and bad -- way."
-- A friend of Worthington's, "Cape Fear"
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FEATURES Cape Fear BY VANESSA GRIGORIADIS Sometime around the age of 40, Christa Worthington made a decision: Leave her fast-track fashion-writer life in New York, Paris, and London, move to the country, have a child -- with or without a husband. By age 46, she was living in a Cape Cod cottage with a beautiful 2 and 1/2-year-old daughter -- whose father was a married local fisherman. And when she was found murdered in her cottage (her daughter alone with her body), one thing became clear: The simple life wasn't as simple as it seemed.
Nothing But Nets
Off Center
GOTHAM
Electro Boy Gets Recharged
Caveat Vendors
DEPARTMENTS
This Media Life
The Bottom Line
The City Politic
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MARKETPLACE BY RIMA SUQI Mod mini-houses, Paul Smith Reeboks Plus: Best Bets Daily
Sales & Bargains
Beauty
THE CRITICS
Theater
Classical Music
Art
TV Notes
Music
Restaurants
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