Suspect in four killings holds hostages in Maryland
A man linked to four killings last week took hostages late Friday in a Dundalk home east of Baltimore. Joseph Palczynski, 31, gangs three firearms, pressured police with public threats, and neighbors feared for relatives inside. He previously abducted Tracy Whitehead and faced a 1992 Idaho standoff. Police pursued through negotiations as residents were evacuated and stores closed at dusk.
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Idaho
Police charge brothers in fires and killings
Two white supremacist brothers from Palo Cedro face new charges after being accused of setting fires to three synagogues and the Country Club Medical Center housing an abortion clinic. The June 18 fires caused over 1 million dollars in damage. They previously faced murder charges for the July killings of Winfield Mowder and Gary Matson. Prosecution seeks the death penalty.
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Adair suspect may be hidden by admirers in Atlanta manhunt
Atlanta police and FBI expanded a nationwide search for Jamil Abdullah Al Amin also known as H Rap Brown the 1960s Black Panther activist wanted for murder and aggravated battery after he allegedly shot at Fulton County deputies during an arrest attempt. Deputy Ricky Kinchen died and Aldranon English was hospitalized in critical condition.
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Academy copes with stolen Oscars
Beverly Hills officials said a shipment of 55 Oscar statues bound for the next ceremony disappeared and are presumed stolen. About 4,000 ballots also were misplaced earlier, prompting a new voting form print run and a two day extension. Roadway Express offered a 50000 reward. replacements are being manufactured.
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Ramseys Push Intruder Theory in New Memoir The Death of Innocence
Denver AP reports John and Patsy Ramsey promote an intruder hypothesis in their book The Death of Innocence detailing a palm print white cord mysterious footprint and unmatched boot print as evidence. They say DNA under JonBenet’s nails and duct tape on her mouth support an intruder killer despite police suspicions.
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JonBenet Ramsey
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Patsy Ramsey
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John Ramsey
Ramseys
Rolf Zettersten
Thomas Nelson Publishers
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Talk show host cancels Michigan birthday bash
Dearborn authorities report Laura Schlessinger canceled her April 15 birthday party and fundraiser to avoid clashes with gay rights activists. About 800 tickets at 76 dollars each were sold for her foundation and Detroit Children's Center, with proceeds planned.
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Laura Schlessinger
Michigan
Detroit
Children’s Center
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