Mad cow theory links human remains to cattle feed
A Lancet study proposes mad cow origins trace to cattle feed made from bones and carcasses of humans infected with classical CJD imported from South Asia. British scientists note bone and carcass parts were used for fertilizer and feed in the 1960s and 70s amid busy trade with India and Pakistan.
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Israeli Pakistani ministers meet in Istanbul signaling shift
Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom and Pakistani Foreign Minister Khursheed Kasuri met publicly in Istanbul for the first time, calling the Gaza withdrawal a catalyst for broader engagement. Shalom called it an historic first and hoped for eventual full diplomatic ties with Pakistan and other Muslim states. Kasuri described the meeting as a gesture highlighting Pakistan’s stance on Israel ending its Gaza occupation.
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Jury Convicts Nan cy Kissel in Hong Kong Slaying
In Hong Kong a jury convicts Nan cy Kissel 41 of drugging her husband Robert Kissel with sedative laced milkshake and bludgeoning him to death two years after the couple lived a postcard life in Hong Kong. The case drew global attention as investigators uncovered the motive and aftermath.
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