What Former Newsmakers Are Doing Now -- AARP Bulletin

Where Are They Now

After moving to Charlotte, N.C., Vera and Darius simply to enroll their son (left) in the nearest public school. Little did they know their actions would result in a landmark Supreme Court decision. Except for vague impressions of living in a tiny apartment with a warm and loving family, Robert Meeropol remembers very little about his parents. But that hasn't stopped him from turning grief into "constructive revenge." He's stalked every celebrity from Jackie Kennedy Onassis (his favorite) to Sean Penn (not so much) looking for the perfect shot. Now the cameras have turned on him.
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