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Oil executive Aubrey McClendon dies in fiery Oklahoma City crash
Oil magnate Aubrey K. McClendon, longtime head of Chesapeake Energy and part owner of the Oklahoma City Thunder, died in a high speed crash when his Chevrolet Tahoe struck a bridge wall and caught fire. He had been indicted a day earlier on price fixing charges related to oil and gas leases. Police noted the crash occurred on Interstate 44 near a 40 mph stretch. investigators will determine if it was accident or intentional. McClendon co founded Chesapeake Energy and later American Energy Partners, and he helped move the Seattle SuperSonics to Oklahoma City to become the Thunder. He denied the antitrust allegations and said he would fight to clear his name.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Thunder
Aubrey K. McClendon
Paco Balderramas
McClendon
Balderrama
Chesapeake Energy
United States
U.S. Justice Department
Oklahoma
Chesapeake
American Energy Partners
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
The
Thunder
NBA
SuperSonics
Seattle
Justice Department
Guilty plea ends case of 2 Slain Virginia college students
A hospital orderly pleaded guilty to abducting and killing two Virginia college students linking three cases to Jesse Matthew Jr. He received four life terms plus three more for prior rapes after prosecutors dropped a capital murder charge. Victims Hannah Graham and Morgan Harrington vanished five and four years earlier, triggering broad campus safety concerns.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
Hannah Graham
Jesse LeRoy Matthew Jr
Matthew
Graham
Virginia Tech
Morgan Harrington
Morgan
Daniel Harrington
Susan Graham
Birmingham area tornado rated EF2 by survey
A Birmingham suburb tornado was classified as an EF2 with 120 to 125 mph winds. Survey teams assess McCalla damage as injuries count four with two hospitalized. Damage concentrated in southern Jefferson and northern Shelby counties.
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Birmingham
Ala
National Weather Service
Jason Holmes
Associated Press
McCalla
Jefferson
Shelby Counties
Jefferson County
Randy
Christian
Jim Coker
Al.com
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