DNA tests bolster Sheppard case against killer doubt
Forensic DNA expert Dr. Mohammad Tahir plans to release a nine month study to Cleveland law enforcement and Sheppard’s defense team. Findings reportedly show third person blood at the Bay Village home, supporting claims that Dr. Sam Sheppard did not kill his wife Marilyn.
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New Hampshire dog Prince faces death under three strikes law
In Portsmouth, Prince the black Labrador mix, dubbed Houdini by his family, becomes the first dog condemned under a three strikes and you're out vicious dog ordinance after escaping custody and killing a rooster. Neighbors protest while prosecutors seek a settlement that protects citizens without punishing the dog. A hearing is set for next week. Jeffrey Kristiansen, the dog’s young owner, vows Prince is not dangerous.
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Agreement to Freeze Nazi Gold Distribution
United States Britain and France agreed to freeze the distribution of 68 million dollars in Nazi looted gold stored in the Federal Reserve Bank in Manhattan and the Bank of England. The Tripartite Commission halted further disbursements, while Jewish groups push for a restitution fund for Holocaust victims.
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