Florida woman convicted in hotel heir murders in New York
A federal jury in White Plains NY found Narey Novack of Fort Lauderdale guilty of directing the killings of her hotel heir husband Bo Novack Jr and his mother Bernice Novack in 2009. Her brother Cristobal Veliz of Brooklyn was also convicted. Prosecutors said Novack and Veliz hired thugs to commit the two murders amid fears of divorce and a prenuptial affecting a multimillion estate.
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Cristobal Veliz
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Coast Guard probes link between Texas and New Jersey hoax calls
Coast Guard investigators note similarities in voice and phrasing between a hoax distress call about a yacht explosion off New Jersey and a similar prank in Texas last month. Capt. Gregory Hitchen said officials are examining a potential connection after the June 11 hoax claimed three injured and 20 in the water near Sandy Hook.
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Egypt election winner delayed as fraud allegations swirl
Authorities postponed the announcement of Egypt’s presidential election result amid fraud claims. Muslim Brotherhood denounced an organized campaign against it to bar their candidate Mohamed Morsi, while rival Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory and Mubarak’s health rumors add tension. Security officials reported Mubarak in a coma and off life support, fueling public skepticism. Brotherhood supporters gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to protest the ruling military and demand parliament reinstatement.
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Morsi
Ahmed Shafi
London Olympics Auction Torches To Offset Costs
London Olympic organizers hold a torch auction in addition to the Shanghai like relay, with bidding closing July 4. About 11 torches have been returned while around 8,000 participants may keep theirs for 312 dollars each, funding torch costs and Olympic staging. Sebastian Coe defends the plan as community engagement despite criticism of commercialization.
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Samaras Meets Archbishop After Greece Swearing In
Greek conservative leader Antonis Samaras talks with Orthodox Archbishop Ieronymos after a swearing in ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Athens on Wednesday.
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Samaras sworn in as Greece's fourth PM in eight months
Antonis Samaras, head of the conservative party, took office in a three party coalition to honor bailout commitments. The 61 year old US educated economist became Greece's fourth prime minister in eight months after late elections and formed a government with New Democracy and other parties. Merkel congratulated him by phone and invited a Berlin visit.
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Officials: 3 U.S troops killed in Afghan attack
Three U.S service members and an Afghan interpreter died in a blast in eastern Afghanistan killing 17 Afghans. The explosion occurred in Khost province when a vehicle packed with explosives rammed a military convoy.
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