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+2 +1Boulder thrown off 134 Freeway overpass kills man in car
Guadalupe Gutierrez was driving under a freeway overpass in Pasadena when a 35-pound boulder smashed through her windshield and struck her husband in the passenger seat. She rushed him to the nearest hospital in Glendale, where he died. Now authorities are searching for the person they believe purposefully threw the large rock off the overpass. "This was an intentional act," said Lt. Chuck Geletko with the California Highway Patrol. "We need help from the public to find the person who committed this atrocious act."
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+16 +1Murder inquiry over Russian's Nikolai Glushkov London Death
UK police launch murder investigation after death of Russian businessman Nikolai Glushkov in south-west London
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+3 +1Prosecutors Seeking Death Penalty Against Confessed Parkland Shooter
Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty in the case of self-confessed Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz, the Broward State Attorney says. The announcement came down Tuesday afternoon when they filed a Notice of Intent in his case. Authorities say Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine’s Day, killing 17 people including students and staff.
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+12 +1How many murders can a police informer get away with?
Last year Northern Irish paramilitary Gary Haggarty pleaded guilty to hundreds of violent crimes, including many killings – while working for the British state. By Ian Cobain.
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+21 +1Canada woman guilty of killing her baby ordered to take regular pregnancy tests
A Canadian woman who pleaded guilty to killing her newborn baby will have to take a pregnancy test twice a year as part of her sentence, in what is being described as the first decision of its kind in Canada. The court heard that the 43-year-old woman from Montreal, whose name is being withheld to protect her children, gave birth at home in 2016 to her fourth child. She had not realised she was pregnant.
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+16 +1Slovakian journalist investigating claims of tax fraud linked to ruling party shot dead
A journalist investigating alleged tax fraud involving businessmen connected to Slovakia’s ruling party has been found murdered alongside his girlfriend. Ján Kuciak, 27, and his fiancee, Martina Kušnírová, were discovered shot dead in the home they shared after worried relatives alerted police, saying it had been a week since they had heard from the couple.
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+20 +1Tourist questioned over severed head
An American tourist is being questioned by Japanese police after a woman's severed head was found in a holiday flat he was renting in Osaka. Police believe the head, which was found in a suitcase, belongs to a Japanese woman who was last seen on CCTV footage walking with the suspect. The woman, 27, had apparently told friends she was going to see an American she had met on an app. The suspect has allegedly denied any connection with the case.
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+12 +1Erica Parsons case: Parents charged with murder years after N.C. girl vanished
The parents of a North Carolina girl who was missing for years before her father led them to her skeletal remains in 2016 will be charged with murder, reports CBS affiliate WBTV. A grand jury on Monday indicted Sandy and Casey Parsons on charges of first-degree murder, felony child abuse, felony concealment of death and felony obstruction of justice in the death of their daughter Erica, the station reports.
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+19 +1Mother admits murdering her seven-week-old son
A woman has admitted murdering her seven-week-old son. Hannah Turtle, from Shotton in Flintshire, had denied murdering her baby son James Hughes but changed her plea to guilty on Tuesday. Turtle, 22, was on trial at Mold Crown Court after James' death in June last year. She also admitted two counts of poisoning her son with an anti-depressant and three counts of ill treating her son.
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+22 +1Fugitive convicted of Peter Blake's death re-captured after 16 years
Brazilian police on a remote Amazon river island have arrested a man involved in the murder of round-the-world sailor Sir Peter Blake in 2001. José Irandir Cardoso had been a fugitive for the last 16 years, after escaping from prison in 2002. He was captured by police during a routine stop-and-search in the town of Breves, on the island of Marajó at the mouth of the Amazon river, in the Amazon state of Pará.
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+8 +1Starved, burned and beaten — videos show ‘life of torture’ that preceded Utah 3-year-old’s death
When Ogden police Officer Sitka Hrabal went into Miller Costello and Brenda Emile’s Grant Avenue home in July, she couldn’t believe what she saw. In the middle of a bare living room, a little girl lay dead on the beige carpet, swaddled in a pink blanket. “I was told she was 3,” the officer testified Friday. “She didn’t look 3 to me. She looked like a Holocaust victim.”
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+14 +119-year-old sentenced to 30 years in triple hair weave murder
Shelby Isaac was sentenced to 30 years in prison in the 2016 hair weave triple murder, officials say. Shelby Isaac, 19, was found guilty in November 2017 of two counts of second-degree murder, one count of reckless homicide and one count of criminally negligent homicide.
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+16 +1Death in the Village
For years, police now suspect, a serial killer has been targeting queer men in Toronto. For far longer, the city's queer communities have been insisting authorities take their safety seriously. By Anthony Oliveira.
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+16 +1What happened next to create iconic image
Photojournalist Eddie Adams captured one of the most famous images of the Vietnam War - the very instant of an execution during the chaos of the Tet Offensive. It would bring him a lifetime of glory, but as James Jeffrey writes, also of sorrow.
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+12 +1Dueling protests in German town after teen allegedly murdered by refugee
The small German town of Kandel stood divided on Sunday as 1,000 protestors (in a town of only 8,500) gathered in the main square to stand either for or against refugees one month after a local teen was allegedly killed by her ex-boyfriend, an Afghan asylum seeker. Banners reading "Safety for us and our children" stood across from others saying "Stand up against racism," as tensions rose in the packed streets.
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+15 +1Canadian billionaire couple 'murdered'
The Canadian billionaire couple found dead at their home in Toronto last month were murdered in a targeted killing, police say. The bodies of Barry, 75, and Honey Sherman, 70, were found on 15 December. Police said on Friday no-one had been charged, and declined to comment on any suspects. Barry Sherman, one of Canada's richest men, and his wife were well-known for their philanthropy, and their sudden deaths stunned many in the country.
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+2 +1She fought back against illegal loggers. Now she’s been found strangled on a highway in Mexico
Like many residents of the pine-covered hills of Cheran in central Mexico, Guadalupe Campanur led a life of radical resistance. As a young woman in 2011, she joined town leaders in fighting back against illegal loggers and drug traffickers accused of murdering local farmers. She later played a role when the town's newly formed self-defense patrols expelled the local government that was perceived as corrupt. They replaced police officers and politicians aligned with national parties with homegrown militias and assemblies inspired by the community's indigenous roots.
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+2 +1Willow Grove mother, boyfriend beat 4-year-old to death over spilled cereal, police say
On Monday morning, 4-year-old Tahjir Smith spilled his breakfast cereal. He stuttered, his mother would later tell police, as he told her what he had done. Then, authorities said, his punishment began. Using hands and a shoe, his mother, Lisa, and her boyfriend, Keiff King, would later strike the little boy over and over again, in the head and torso, authorities said. By the time Abington Township Police arrived that evening, Tahjir was limp and unresponsive.
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+18 +1Mexico had over 29,000 murders in 2017, but homicide rate still lower than some Latin American nations
Mexico posted its highest homicide rate in decades, with the government reporting Sunday there were 29,168 murders in 2017. The number is the highest since comparable records began being kept in 1997 and is also higher than the peak year of Mexico's drug war in 2011, when there were 27,213 murders. The Interior Department, which posted the number, reported the country's homicide rate was 20.5 per 100,000 inhabitants in 2017, compared to 19.4 in 2011.
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+11 +1Woman Accused of Dismembering Body Linked to Cold Case
A Florida woman accused of killing and dismembering her boyfriend was just made a person of interest in a cold case from 10 years ago. Nelci Tetley allegedly abused her boyfriend 55-year-old Jeffrey Albertsman for years before his bloody remains were found in July 2017, according to Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri, the Daytona Beach News-Journal reported.
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