Affluenza teen's mother released from Texas jail
Tonya Couch, mother of Ethan Couch, was freed from Tarrant County Jail after a bond cut from 1 million to 75,000 dollars. She must wear an ankle GPS monitor and stay at her other son's home except for doctor and lawyer visits while authorities pursue possible hindering a felon charges. Ethan remains jailed in Mexico amid deportation talks after the pair fled to Puerto Vallarta following a high profile 2013 wreck that killed four people.
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Tarrant County
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Harassment tied to Grand Canyon river trips exposed by IG report
The Interior Department watchdog details a history of sexual harassment by male Grand Canyon National Park staff on river trips. About a dozen have faced discipline since 2003, with many cases unreported or mishandled, and officials promise stronger safeguards including check-ins and on-site supervisors. The report notes explicit acts such as photoing a worker under a skirt and groping during wrap up, while not naming individuals.
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Associated Press
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Border trucks to be inspected on Mexican soil
U S and Mexican officials will jointly inspect trucks entering the United States from Mexico at a new Tijuana facility in Mesa de Otay. The move follows Mexican arms law changes allowing foreign officials to be armed on duty and comes amid broader cross border upgrades including a cross border air terminal and prior cargo inspections at Laredo. Close border ties are highlighted as aims include faster cargo crossings and economic growth.
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Couple Reluctantly Sells Notorious Silence of the Lambs House
In Perryopolis Pennsylvania a couple seeks buyers for the Layton three story Victorian once used as the home of Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs. They cut the asking price from 300000 to 250000 while publicity draws curiosity seekers rather than serious bids.
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Silence of the Lambs
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Barbara Lloyd
Layton
Realtor.com
Scott Lloyd
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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