Ohio killer Sowell receives death after 11 murders
Anthony Sowell, 51, was sentenced to death by Judge Dick Ambrose after jurors convicted him of 82 counts including aggravated murder and kidnapping. He killed 11 women and hid their remains around his Cleveland property, prompting criticism of police in poor neighborhoods. The automatic appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court could take years.
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Judge orders Casey Anthony to begin probation in two weeks
Orlando Florida judge Kelvin Perry ruled Casey Anthony must report to a probation officer in Orange County by August 26 at noon to serve a year of probation for check fraud. Strickland had set a condition that was not reduced to a written order, and Perry allowed privacy to protect her location from threats.
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