Forensic expert says ex cop's third wife killed in bathtub death
Chicago report cites pathologist Dr. Michael Baden who examined Kathleen Savio's exhumed remains and ruled she died after a struggle and was placed in a bathtub. Official autopsy results pending as authorities reexamine the 2004 death amid a missing fourth wife case.
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Cyclone Sidr Leaves Bangladesh Devastation Across Coast
Rescue teams battle blocked roads and ruined infrastructure as Cyclone Sidr worsens in southwest Bangladesh. Officials confirm 1,723 dead with hundreds of thousands evacuated to shelters and aid from government and international agencies pouring in to deliver food, water, and temporary housing.
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World Food Program
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Dozens of remains found in Baghdad mass grave
Sunni residents uncovered badly decomposed remains in a southern Baghdad Dora mass grave near the highway to Shiite shrine cities. Police said 33 bags with body parts and a prosthetic leg were moved to a Shiite mosque, though number could not be verified. An Iraqi TV reporter was reportedly kidnapped amid ongoing violence.
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Ex-rebel declares victory in Kosovo parliamentary vote
Kosovo opposition leader Hashim Thaci and his Democratic Party led with 35 percent in an unofficial tally as counting continued. The Democratic League trailed with 22 percent, and Thaci pledged to declare independence after December 10 if mediation fails. Official results were expected Monday.
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Chavez warns U S at OPEC summit over oil price risk
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez told the OPEC gathering in Riyadh that oil prices could rise to about 200 a barrel if the United States attacks Iran or Venezuela. King Abdullah urged moderation saying oil should aid development, not conflict.
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