North Korea sentences American to 15 years of labor
North Korea has sentenced Kenneth Bae, an American detained for nearly six months, to 15 years of compulsory labor for crimes against the state. State media said the trial occurred on Tuesday in the Supreme Court for alleged plots to overthrow the government, with no details disclosed. The case heightens tensions amid tentative diplomacy between Pyongyang and Washington.
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Five year old shoots sister in rural Kentucky tragedy
In Burkesville Kentucky a 5 year old boy Kristian shot and killed his 2 year old sister Caroline with a single rifle shot. The coroner noted guns are commonly passed down in rural Kentucky families and kept in homes for hunting and sport.
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Three friends charged in Boston bombing case for concealing backpack
Azamat Tazhayakov Dias Kadyrbayev and Rafel Phillipps, all 19, were arrested for conspiring to obstruct justice by removing evidence from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s dorm room at UMass Dartmouth. They allegedly dumped a backpack and laptop containing fireworks and a discarded plan to hide Tsarnaev’s role. bail was not requested and next hearings set May 14.
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Boston woman heals six years after lye attack with face transplant
Carmen Blandin Tarleton of Thetford revealed her new face at Brigham and Women’s Hospital after a 15 hour operation by more than 30 surgeons. The donor was Cheryl Denelli Righter of Williamstown who died of a stroke. Tarleton, legally blind, spoke at the news conference about finding happiness and urging others to choose healing after tragedy.
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Evidence of cannibalism at Jamestown screams from starvation
Smithsonian researchers and archaeologists from James Town reveal the first solid archaeological proof that Jamestown colonists survived the starving time by cannibalizing a 14 year old girl named Jane. The bones show clumsy chops to head and body, indicating she was dead at the time.
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