social disgraces.

This article reports that James Sullivan has been brought back to Atlanta , Georgia and will stand trial — again — for allegedly orchestrating the murder of his wife, Buckhead socialite Lita. In 1998, the Fulton County District Attorney's Office indicted James Sullivan for his alleged role in the shooting death of his wife, Lita. At the time of the indictment, Sullivan simply vanished. For four years he led authorities on an international manhunt that went from Atlanta to Florida, Costa Rica, Panama, Venezuela and finally Thailand. His biographical sketch portrayed a man who loved the good life, who frequented fancy resorts and restaurants, most likely with an attractive woman on his arm. The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation also noted that Sullivan was likely to be spotted swiping condiments from restaurants he visited.