Evidence Dump Leaves Zimmerman Case Murky
Prosecutors released a large cache of recordings, photos, and statements in the Trayvon Martin case, but crucial questions about the Feb 26 Sanford shooting remain unanswered. The material includes police re-enactments and interviews, yet no public statement from George Zimmerman exists beyond his earlier detention hearing apology to Martin’s parents.
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Alaska militia leader faces murder plot charges
In Anchorage federal case Schaeffer Cox 28 leads the Alaska Peacemakers Militia accused of amassing illegal weapons and plotting to kill judges and state troopers. Co-defendants Coleman Barney 37 and Lonnie Vernon 56 are on trial as prosecutors detail a plan titled 241 to kill two officials for every militiaman.
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Global leaders seek to corral Europe crisis
Eight major economies gather at Camp David to prevent a eurozone debt flare up. Germany and other nations weigh growth and austerity tradeoffs while Geithner voices a softer path. Non European leaders seek assurances against banking turmoil spilling beyond Europe.
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Georgia Woman Faces Flesh Eating Bacteria Battle
Aimee Copeland, 24, fights necrotizing fasciitis after a May zip line fall, with one leg amputated and possible loss of both hands and a foot. She remains critically ill in an Augusta hospital after kidney and organ damage, while her family and the world express support.
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Thailand after the Bangkok unrest two years on
Two years after the May 2010 Bangkok crackdown the country life has largely returned. Veteran Red Shirt activist Phussadee Ngamkham recalls facing soldiers while others fled. The conflict left about 90 dead and nearly 2,000 injured. An election has empowered protesters’ allies, easing tensions though divisions persist.
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UK surveillance plan risks exposing private lives
London based report notes the Home Office pledges not to read message content while a draft bill would allow extensive data collection on senders recipients locations and message details. Officials say the data would reveal patterns from sleep to driving habits and even infidelity.
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