King of Court Michael Jackson Trial Headlines TV Documentary
Jurors in the Michael Jackson child molestation case viewed the Living With Michael Jackson documentary in Santa Maria California as the trial entered its second day. Defense attorney Thomas Mesereau Jr. hinted Jackson may testify and noted no DNA evidence was found in Jackson's bedroom. Prosecutors accuse Jackson of plying his accuser with alcohol and showing explicit images at Neverland Ranch.
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King OF Court
Michael Jackson
Santa Barbara County Superior Court
Santa Maria
Calif
Neverland Ranch
Thomas Mesereau Jr
Jackson
Neverland
Hippopotamus flips and tramples tourist to death in Kenya
Police said a hippo attacked Australian tourist Vicky Bartlett at Lake Naivasha's Fisherman's Camp after dark. Bartlett, 50, was among a group of 12 when the animal flipped her midair and trampled her. she died at a hospital. No other injuries. Wildlife experts warn hippos are highly dangerous at night.
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Naivasha
Kenya
Vicky Elizabeth Bartlett
Lake Naivasha
Simon Kiragu
Bartlett
Fisherman’s Camp
Federal judge finds two bodies at her Illinois home
US District Judge Joan Lefkow discovered the bodies of her husband Michael Lefkow and her mother Donna Humphrey at her Chicago home. Both victims had gunshot wounds. authorities recovered two .22 caliber casings but found no weapon. The judge had previously been linked to a white supremacist murder plot case.
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Chicago
Joan Humphrey Lefkow
Michael F. Lefkow
Donna Humphrey
Denver
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Tribune
Illinois
FBI
Michael Lefkow
Humphrey
The
Tribune
Two Languages Spoken by Pope Signaling Recovery
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger said Pope John Paul II conversed in German and Italian during a working meeting at Rome's Gemelli Polyclinic. The 84 year old pontiff, recovering from throat surgery, is reportedly fully alert and able to speak essential words as speech and respiratory therapy continue.
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Vatican City
John Paul II
Vatican
Joseph Ratzinger
Ratzinger
John Paul
Rome
Gemelli Polyclinic Hospital
Holy Father
BTK suspect charged with 10 murder counts
Dennis Rader appeared by videoconference as he faced 10 counts of first degree murder in Wichita Kansas The 59 year old suspect known as BTK is a church going family man and Cub Scout leader He acknowledged his status and said thank you to the judge The hearing drew about a dozen victims relatives and he was represented by a temporary attorney Kansas law and a Kansas Supreme Court ruling on capital punishment shape the case The investigation tied to a disk sent to KSAS TV and to DNA samples from Rader’s daughter in Farmington Michigan with FBI involvement
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Wichita
Kan
Dennis Rader
BTK
Rader
Park City
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
KSAS
Scott Robertson
KLAS
Associated Press
Michael Clark
Christ Lutheran Church
Clark
Michigan
Wichita Eagle
Daily Oakland Press
Pontiac
Mich
FBI
Farmington
Kerri
U S pressure grows as Syria urged to quit Lebanon
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice led an international push calling for an immediate end to Syrian dominance of Lebanon. She cited regional goals, terrorism links to Damascus, and potential UN and observer support to help Lebanon選e its own government.
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London
United States
Lebanon
Middle East
Condoleezza Rice
Syria
Tel Aviv
Rice
United Nations
Bush
ABC News
Israel
Stella McCartney and Alasdhair Willis name infant Miller
Stella McCartney and Alasdhair Willis announce the birth of their son Miller Alasdhair James Willis in London weighing 7 pounds 7 ounces. The fashion designer uses her family name for the middle name. Willis and McCartney married in 2003 and this is their first child.
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New York
Stella McCartney
Miller Alasdhair James Willis
London
McCartney
Paul McCartney
Alasdhair Willis
People Magazine
James Paul McCartney
James Louis McCartney
Miller
Willis
Paris
Nebraska Senator mocks hunting protections with 35 amendments
In Omaha Senator Ernie Chambers proposes 35 amendments to shield fishing hunting and trapping and even Earhart's plane and other items as constitutionally protected. Opposing view from Sen Ed Schrock notes animal rights groups seek bans while Rhode Island and California have similar rights. In Wisconsin a woman sentenced for exhuming and stealing cremated remains and beer buried with a boyfriend of 1992 death.
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Lincoln, Neb
Amelia Earhart
Omaha
Ernie Chambers
Nebraska
Chambers
Earhart
Ed Schrock
Rhode Island
California
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John Stamos
Harvey A. Silberman
Romijn
Ben Affleck
Stamps
ABC
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Gibson Stalker
Mel Gibson
Zack Sinclair
Gibson
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Sinclair
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Sheboygan County
Joe DeCecco
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Stolzmann
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