Names of victims released in Colorado theater shooting
Colorado authorities identified the 12 people killed in the Aurora theater attack. Victims include eight men and three women, with Veronica Moser Sullivan as the youngest. Ashley Moser, wounded, spoke of her daughter as authorities announced final identifications.
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Colorado theater shooting claims multiple victims during convention
At Century 16 in Aurora Colorado gunfire killed several and wounded others during a Friends convention for Young People Who Stutter. Among the dead were Jessica Ghawi 24 and others including Navy cryptologist John Larimer and Sgt. Jesse Childress. patrons from Ohio and Colorado attended with many families affected.
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Victims Named In Colorado Theater Shooting
The list names victims and survivors connected to the Colorado theater attack including Jessica Ghawi 24 of Denver Veronica Moser Sullivan 6 and Matt McQuinn 27 with others from Denver Aurora Westminster Buckley Air Force Base Thornton and Phoenix. It notes Ghawi blogged about the Toronto Eaton Centre shooting and quoted her reflections on life and risk.
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Aurora
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U.S. Navy
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Phoenix
University of Denver
Alexander J. Boik
Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design
Texas
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San Antonio Air Force instructor jailed twenty years
Staff Sgt. Luis Walker received a 20 year prison term after a court martial found him guilty of rape and sexual assault against at least one trainee at Lackland Air Force Base. Ten women testified about the abuse, describing manipulation, threats, and luring effects within the base office as investigators reveal a broader misconduct case involving 12 instructors and 31 female trainees. Walker faced possible life before sentencing and remains in temporary custody ahead of transfer to a permanent facility.
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Murdoch resigns from several News Corp boards in UK and US
Rupert Murdoch steps down as director from multiple News Corp subsidiary boards in Britain and the United States. News International calls it corporate housekeeping ahead of a planned split of publishing from media and entertainment. Murdoch, 81, may distance himself from British newspapers amid the phone hacking scandal.
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