Parents sell film rights to kidnapped daughter's story
The 6 year old girl Delimar Vera, believed dead in a Philadelphia fire, was raised by her kidnapper. Her parents Luzai da Cuevas and Carolyn Correa sold life rights to the Larry A. Thompson Organization of Beverly Hills for a six figure upfront payment and another six figures when production starts.
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Rev Henry Lyons returns to pulpit amid remarriage plans
The scandal‑haunted former NBCUSA leader Rev Henry J Lyons fresh from prison serves as interim pastor at New Salem Missionary Baptist Church in Tampa. Public records show Lyons and former congregant Willie Beatrice Thomas seeking a marriage license as Deborah Lyons sues for breach of contract after their divorce.
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Ohio highway sniper probe costs exceed 3 million
The Columbus Dispatch reports the four month investigation into highway sniper attacks cost about 3 million in overtime pay equipment and surveillance. Agencies shared roughly 750000 monthly, aiding the arrest of Charles McCoy Jr charged with felonious assault in a Dec. 15 shooting. McCoy faces connections to two dozen shootings along I-270 near Columbus. one person died. About 2.2 million funded equipment staffing and overtime.
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Audiotape ties suspect to slaying of AIM advocate Aquash
An audiotape places Canadian suspect John Graham with Anna Mae Pictou Aquash moments before her 1975 murder. The transcript, reviewed by AP, shows Graham stating he was part of the Denver to Badlands trip and present at the ravine edge where Aquash was killed, while denying direct admission to the shooting.
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Vitamin E linked to lower bladder cancer risk study
A Houston based study suggests high dietary vitamin E intake drops bladder cancer risk by about half. Researchers tracked 1000 residents, noting alpha tocopherol from foods like almonds spinach and olive oil as the key factor, with similar results for supplements.
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