Shipman killer doctor blamed for dozens more deaths in Hyde
A High Court inquiry led by Dame Janet Smith found Dr Harold Shipman may have murdered additional patients beyond the 15 elderly victims he was convicted of killing. The toll could exceed 200 with possible 45 more deaths unaccounted for, as investigators examined records of 494 deaths under his care from 1974 to 1998.
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Lay Catholics to raise voice at Boston conference
Thousands of lay Catholics attend Voice of the Faithful first national conference in Boston to press for lay oversight, a reform charter, and a national abusive-priest database. Speakers include Sister Mary Ann Walsh and Rev. Tom Doyle as victims address the gathering.
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Bush daughter released back to rehab after jail stint
Noelle Bush, 24 and daughter of Gov Jeb Bush, was released from jail and sent back to a drug rehab center after a brief contempt of court charge for violating her treatment program. Judge Reginald Whitehead granted the second chance, with Bush accompanied by her brother and attorney. She previously faced allegations of taking prescription pills from a nurse’s cabinet and attempting to obtain Xanax with a fraudulent prescription.
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