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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 2007

Page

7

Police capture killer who escaped via ladder at prison

Convicted killer Forrest Samples and accomplice Andrew Storey were recaptured after escaping Broad River Correctional Institution Tuesday using two ladders and razor wire. They crafted a wooden ladder from flooring planks and duct tape and used a commercial ladder from a wood finishing warehouse to scale fences before being tracked to the Broad River.

Columbia Forrest Kelly Broad River Correctional Institution Andrew Lagrand Storey State Corrections Department Storey Broad River State Law Enforce Ment Division Josh Gelinas Samples Laurens Robert Holmes South Carolina Broadiver Jimmy ‘Causey Johnny Brewer Brewer

Three pygmy killer whales die after beaching at Myrtle Beach

At North Myrtle Beach three pygmy killer whales beached Wednesday and were euthanized after failing to respond to rescue efforts. Officials said the cause of illness is unknown awaiting necropsies. one whale sent to UNC Wilmington and two to Charleston for analysis. The pod, typically social, may indicate a broader illness within the group.

Charleston North Myrtle Beach Wayne McFee National Ocean Service McFee Williamson Department of Natural Resources University of North Carolina Wilmington

Gas leak shuts Charleston port facility for day

A gas leak at a North Charleston terminal bound for Europe closed most port operations Wednesday with no injuries. Six cylinders of difluoro ethylene, a refrigerant, caused the shutdown as crews and an environmental team worked to stop the leak. ships can dock but crews cannot work. The State Ports Authority said the site is one of five Charleston terminals with about 1000 trucks moving through daily.

Charleston Europe North Charleston Antwerp Belgium State Ports Authority Byron Miller Miller

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