If I wanted to look at old news paper clippings from May 2002, how would i do this?

Question

Please help me as i am looking for some clippings of my dad that was murdered around then..................

Answer 1

The library or the net is the best place

Answer 2

sorry to hear about your tragic loss. you can go to the public library and look in archiving.  maybe even calling the actual newspaper that published your story.

Answer 3

You would go to a library and look up the microfilms. Though idk if they would have stuff as recent as may '02. sorry about what happened to your father. :^( have a good day

Answer 4

go to the library!

Answer 5

you're local library. The bigger land newer librarys are better at stocking these.

Answer 6

they have these places called libraries might wanna start there

Answer 7

You would go to the library and ask them to see the microfilm of the may 2002 papers and then you go to the reader and skim through them.

Answer 8

Go the a public library.  Ask the assistant to help you.  Sorry about your Dad.

Answer 9

Sorry to hear about your dad. the library is the place to go, failing that try your local council town hall where they should have records.

Answer 10

either go to your local newspaper editor and ask them they should have them.

or log on to the newspaper web address and search them that way good luck

Answer 11

get it on d internet

Answer 12

you could either go to the library or you can use this site

NewspaperArchive.com/articles

by the way sorry to hear about your dad, good luck

Answer 13

Go to the library, of they don't have them on hand, they will be on microfiche.  It is a pain in the butt, but it is there.

Answer 14

Go to your public library and tell them what you want to see.

Answer 15

lib

Answer 16

You can go to your local library, or, if the newspaper covering the incident has a web cite, go to their web cite and type his name in the search forum.  Sometimes the "bigger" news such as that will stay in the archives for awhile. You could also put the name of the perp in the search forum, for the reason that his name would be mentioned more often, given the fact that the newspaper also covered the investigation and/or trial of the perpetrator.

Answer 17

Go to your local public library, they should have back issues of your local newspapers on microfilm or another format. Good luck with your investigation.