Witness in sniper case cooperates pledges federal cooperation
Nathaniel Osbourne, co owner of the blue Caprice linked to the Washington area sniper attacks, appeared in Flint court and agreed to federal custody in Maryland. The Jamaican citizen and friend of suspect John Allen Muhammad is not charged with the shootings but is a material witness. Prosecutors filed murder charges in Maryland against Muhammad and Malvo, while Osbourne’s visa status and presence in Michigan remain unclear.
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Numbers tell grisly tale of sniper terror across DC region
Dead: 10. Tips: more than 138,000. Reward: $50,000 at first, then $500,000. The three weeks across Virginia Maryland and DC ended with many lives altered. Two suspects John Allen Muhammad 41 and John Lee Malvo 17. The hunt involved over 1,000 officers across seven jurisdictions. Bullets at least 14, 10 killed, 3 wounded. Sniper communications included a tarot card and letters. Public fear spanned 4 million in metropolitan Washington.
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Cabbage Roll Dinner Grows Into Community Event in Pocahontas
Executives started the dinner for coal company leaders and families in Pocahontas, evolving into a large community fundraiser. Organizers prepared 3,000 cabbage rolls for over 500 sit-down diners and 200 take-out orders, supported by volunteers. Proceeds aid the altar society and local residents.
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West Virginia drafts plan to vaccinate all residents against smallpox
Charleston AP West Virginia must tell the CDC by December First how it would vaccinate every state resident for smallpox. Cathy Slemp, threat preparedness director, says officials are preparing for the worst while noting past mass vaccinations for flu meningitis and hepatitis A. A draft plan outlines response if 500 people contract smallpox.
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