Woman who drowned daughters freed from hospital
Lisa Ann Diaz, found not guilty by reason of insanity for drowning her two young daughters in Plano, Texas, was released from Big Spring State Hospital after doctors said she is stable enough to continue schizophrenia treatment as an outpatient. Prosecutors called for a guilty but mentally ill option, while Diaz must meet daily with a case worker and take prescribed meds.
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Aiken charity auction draws Lewis in luxe style
The event featured a helicopter arrival from Atlanta to Crescent Automotive and a dinner at Fatz with a silent auction and live auction prizes including a trip to New York to see Live with Regis and Kelly. Proceeds support more than 100 local charities, with at least 50 000 dollars raised.
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Investors pay 700 million for Trump Waikiki hotel condos
Investors and celebrities sealed $700 million in deposits for 464 hotel suites at the Trump International Hotel and Tower Waikiki Beach Walk in Honolulu. Sales contracts were signed Thursday, prompting the cancellation of a second day of sales. Devi said the result set a record for residential property value and unit volume sold in one development on a single day.
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