$10 Million Bail Set in 1986 LAPD Killing Case
Los Angeles detective Stephanie Lazarus faces bail of 10 million dollars after being charged with the 1986 murder of her ex-boyfriend's wife in Van Nuys. Prosecutors note potential life sentence and flight risk, while the defense plans an appeal. DNA from a bite-mark saliva tied Lazarus to the victim, Sherri Rasmussen.
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Four Family Members Slain in Utah Apartment Incident
West Jordan Police reported four family members killed in a Willow Cove Apartment complex. Two adults and two children were found around 8:45 p.m. after police received a trouble call and entered the unit. Neighbors heard gunshots. motive and exact cause remain under investigation.
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Missing Utah mom Susan Powell camps with sons amid police probe
In Washington state a tearful news conference disclosed that Susan Powell's two young boys were with their father during a late night camping trip in freezing conditions. Police say Josh Powell is a person of interest due to lack of cooperation as investigators weigh foul play.
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Hackers Steal S Korea U S Secrets
South Korea's Defense Ministry investigates a hacking incident that reportedly captured an 11 page briefing on joint operations with the United States. Officials say the file was not full text and no critical data was disclosed. North Korea potential involvement is being explored.
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Obama and Medvedev Open Talks on New Nuclear Pact
In Copenhagen Obama and Medvedev voiced optimism about a successor to the expired arms control treaty but warned a year end agreement is unlikely. They said they are "quite close" though negotiators still differ on key details.
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Mumbai gunman recants confession in siege case
Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, 21, the alleged gunman in last year’s Mumbai siege, retracted his confession claiming police tortured him into admitting involvement. He said he came to Mumbai as a tourist and was arrested before the attacks, and testified that police staged events to imply his guilt.
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Bomb Attack Near Mosque Kills 10 in Pakistan
A death by own action attacker exploded a powerful bomb outside a mosque in the Lower Dir region, Pakistan, killing 10 people and wounding 25 as police officers finished Friday prayers. Most victims were police. No group claimed responsibility, though the Taliban has carried out similar attacks. Police chief Feroze Khan identified most victims as police officers.
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