Embassy bombings trial enters death penalty phase
Four men convicted in the 1998 Kenya Tanzania embassy bombings face a separate death penalty phase in federal court Manhattan. The jury, same panel that convicted bin Laden followers, will decide if two defendants receive the death sentence while others face life. Prosecution seeks punishment for mass murder and global conspiracy that killed 224 and injured thousands.
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American freed after seven years in Mexican prison returns home
David Cathcart, 59, walked from a border area car to hug his brother and sons after two Mexican judges dismissed molestation and heroin charges. He says the accusations were false and blames the orphanage director. Cathcart had served on the Door of Faith board and aided inmates as a volunteer. The judge called for an investigation into the orphanage.
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