Details of Tilikums death at SeaWorld remain a mystery
Orlando officials say SeaWorld notified the federal government about Tilikum the killer whale's death from bacterial pneumonia while other health details remain unknown. Animal welfare groups press for full necropsy release to shed light on causes and broader pneumonia understanding, amid debate over public access to such reports.
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Parents of Caleb Schwab speak on death at Verruckt slide
Kansas City parents recount the 2016 Verruckt tragedy that killed 10-year-old Caleb Schwab. They describe the moment his brother Nathand waited below, the scream and their need for confirmation of death. They note a settlement with Schlitterbahn and thank supporters while saying they are hurting but hopeful.
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Jeffrey Sandusky faces felony charges in alleged 2013 case
Jeffrey Sandusky of State College, son of Jerry Sandusky, was arraigned on multiple felony counts including criminal solicitation of statutory sexual assault and involving a minor in sex acts. The indictment lists 10 counts plus two misdemeanors tied to alleged texting and internet material. Bail set at $200,000 with a preliminary hearing planned.
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Jeffrey Sandusky
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Waynesburg
Kelley Gillette- Walker
Rockview
Nelsonville Police Lead on Missing Spires and Lowery
Nelsonville Police Captain Ed Kurtz says the Nelsonville Police Department leads the investigation into the disappearance of Spires and Lowery. Tips are sought via the Nelsonville Police at 740 753 1922 or SEPTA at 740 753 5000. Weaver notes SEPTA has no current knowledge of outside accomplices and police rely on tips, with a belief they may have left town.
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Nelsonville
Ed Kurtz
Spires
Nature program helps youths connect with the outdoors
A hands on day at Hocking College featured students Austin Miller and others explaining native Ohio animal pelts and skulls to children. Miller, who aims for Canadian citizenship, discussed otter fur density while mentoring. Families like Sean Parsons shared appreciation for nature education inspiring young minds.
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Szostek
Austin Miller
Springfield
Ohio
Miller
British Columbia
Obituaries from Florala and Athens honor lives lived
Don ald Eugene Bise 65 of Florala Alabama died by Monday February 6 2017 at Andalusia Hospital He was born July 30 1951 in Athens Ohio to O Wilmer and Irene M McPherson Bise and survived by his wife Joyce Grigsby Rise daughter Codi Adam Hines brothers Gary John Dan and many relatives A private Florala memorial for immediate family and a public Ohio memorial at a later date Marilyn Jean Cade 1941 2017 of Athens Minnesota died February 10 2017 after a life traveling as a military wife She is survived by son Thomas Cade daughters Terisa Wagner and Lerit and grandch ildren Service to be held in Athens Ohio at a later date.
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Ohio
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Canal Winchester
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Adam) Hines
Gary
Dorothy) Bise
Lexington
John
Susan) Bise
the Plains
Dan Bise
Circleville
Raylan Hines
Wyatt Hines
Irma Jean McPherson Vore
Redmond
Ore
George
Sara) Rise
Rittman
Leahey Funeral Home
Lockhart
Marilyn Jean Cade
New Hope
Minnesota
Marilyn
Jesse
Elpha Carsey
Thomas Cade
Terisa Wagner
Lerit
Richard
Lola
Cecilia
Isabella
Max
Seldon Carsey
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Day Pick 3 numbers 7 7 8. Day Pick 4 2 1 4 5. Night Pick 3 6 0 2. Night Pick 4 8 7 1 3. Rolling Cash 5 draws 1 8 13 36 39.
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Missouri KKK leader slain in bed by stepson charged
Marissa Ancona and Paul Jinkerson Jr. face first degree murder, evidence tampering, and corpse abandonment charges in the death of Missouri KKK leader Frank Ancona. He was shot in his sleep and his body dumped near Belgrade after a dispute amid reports of divorce and missing firearms.
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Paul Edward Jinkerson Jr
Jinkerson
Frank Ancona
Matt Wampler
Ancona
Belgrade
Wampler
Leadwood
Marissa Ancona
Ted
Big River
Washington County
Jerrod Mahurin
Eric Barnhart
Barnhart
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