Original sentence: He filed a complaint against Larry King -- then a Miami radio host, now a CNN personality -- for allegedly pocketing $5,000, part of a $25,000 payment destined for New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, who was investigating President John F.His first wife, Florence Monsky Wolfson passed away in 1968 from cancer.Wolfson tried to buy Louisville's Churchill Downs -- home of the Kentucky Derby -- for $46.1 million in 1985, but was unsuccessful.Wolfson was an outstanding athlete and an All-Southern end for Jacksonville's  Andrew Jackson High School, who went to the University of Georgia to play football
Edited sentence: He filed a complaint against Larry King -- then a Miami radio host, now a CNN personality—for allegedly pocketing $5,000, part of a $25,000 payment destined for New Orleans District Attorney Jim Garrison, who was investigating President John F.His first wife, Florence Monsky Wolfson died in 1968 from cancer.Wolfson tried to buy Louisville's Churchill Downs—home of the Kentucky Derby—for $46.1 million in 1985, but was unsuccessful.Wolfson was an outstanding athlete and an All-Southern end for Jacksonville's Andrew Jackson High School, who went to the University of Georgia to play football