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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2013
Page
12
Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick received a 28 year prison sentence for corruption. The case cited bank account enrichment, use of private planes, and a fundraiser bribery scheme as part of his downfall. He told the court he was ready to go so the city could move on.
Ohio prison report suggests Ariel Castro may have died from autoerotic asphyxiation rather than a suicide. Guards allegedly falsified logs on castro’s inmate checks before the September death in his cell. Castro, 53, pleaded guilty in August to kidnapping three women and imprisoning them for a decade.
Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zidan was seized for several hours by gunmen from militias at a hotel in Tripoli in what authorities described as retaliation for alleged U S collusion in a raid that captured an al Qaida suspect. Militias, central to security, hold sway after Gaddafi's 2011 overthrow, while official forces struggle for control.
Egyptian detainee Tarek El-Sawah at Guantanamo Bay weighs over 420 pounds after 11 years in custody. Doctors and lawyers warn he faces high death risk from diabetes and multiple ailments. A judge recently ordered release for a severely mentally ill Sudanese prisoner, illustrating broader health crises among the 164 detainees.
Market report fragment shows varied figures and percentages for local stocks with several numbers scattered. No clear company names or dates present.
Thai transport minister plans a bicycle drive through Bangkok amid hostile road signs and heat as cars and motorcycles crowd the city. In Mogadishu, residents fear al Shabab raids after a failed SEAL operation, with foreign fighters and Somali militants intensifying tensions in Barawe.
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