Corridor fence incident linked to 2002 Wells murder case
Marion police confirm a Friday incident at Eighth and 26th streets is treated as suspicious. No details on victim or cause of death released. Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation assisting. The site matches where pizza driver Greg Wells was killed January 6, 2002, in a case leading to life sentences for Brandy Byrd and David Keegan.
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Three men suspected in Cedar Rapids home invasion
Police in Cedar Rapids say three white males, about 18, broke into a home at 421 Ninth Ave. SW just before 10 p.m. Thursday, held a woman down, and stole items including her phone. The woman drove to a bar for help. no injuries reported. Suspects fled and no arrests made.
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Condo Fire Displaces 15 in Iowa City
A condo fire at 432 Samoa Drive in Iowa City displaced 15 residents with no injuries. The blaze confined to the attic but caused smoke and water damage across the complex. Red Cross aided 12 adults and 3 children with food and shelter as residents escaped safely.
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Cedar Rapids Man Waives Jury in Kidnapping Case
Keith Elson Jr., 54, waived his right to a jury trial in Linn County District Court on charges of first degree kidnapping and rape in the May 17 2010 Kwik Shop incident. If the judge accepts the waiver, the trial begins Monday as a non jury proceeding. Daniel, 19, was taken at knifepoint from 1001 First Ave SW and reported rape by Elson. If convicted, he faces life in prison.
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Keith Elson Jr
Linn County
Elson
Amanda Daniel
First Ave
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