 Along with talented staff, he brought the Mooney case and numerous other stories that the "Bulletin" owner had refused to carry, including the James Graham Fair will case involving former state Supreme court justice Frederick W. Henshaw and a bribe amounting to $400,000.Older originally believed Mooney was guilty, but changed his mind and spent 20 years working for the release of Mooney and Billings.Although it was reported that he disliked Mooney, thinking him worthy of jail for real crimes, but not for the bombing at Steuart and Market for which he was jailed.