Teens on trial for two deaths in Germany
Three American teens aged 14 to 18 faced murder and attempted murder charges in Darmstadt for hurling heavy stones from a pedestrian overpass onto a highway, killing Sandra Ottmann and Karin Davis and injuring four others. The court adjourned for safety as trial proceeds.
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Darmstadt
Germany
U.S
Laura Davis
Manfred Vogel
Hans-Joachim Ottmann
Sandra
Ottmann
Ulrich Enders
Enders
Lincoln Village
Vogel
Karin R Davis
Bertram Schmitt
Chris Franks
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WTO protest anniversary turns ugly in Seattle
In Seattle police faced a disrupted commemoration of last year’s WTO protests as about 100 demonstrators refused to disperse. Officers used pepper spray and arrested as many as 75 people, including an AP reporter, after rocks bottles and gasoline were cited and a police captain was injured.
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Seattle
World Trade Organization
Associated Press
Larry Vogel
Gil Kerlikowske
Kiro-Tv
John Foss
Researcher sentenced for selling Wynette medical records
William A. Cox a 35 year old Pittsburgh researcher was sentenced to six months in custody and six months home detention plus a 2610 dollar fine for wire fraud after admitting to accessing and selling Tammy Wynette the late singer's confidential medical records to tabloid outlets The case notes Cox used a former physician password to access the hospital archive and sell details to the National Enquirer and the Star Wynette died in 1998 from heart failure linked to damage from clots
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Wynette
Pittsburgh
Tammy Wynette
William A. Cox
National Enquirer
The
Star
U.S
Paul Hull
Cox
Donald Ziegler
Nashville, Tenn
Upmc Presbyterian Hospital
Hull
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