Killer confesses ends release of wrongfully jailed couple
In Salem Oregon on Monday a judge freed Laverne Pavlinac and John Sosnovske who spent four years in prison for Taumna Bennett's murder. The real killer Keith Hunter Jesperson later confessed in letters and was linked to additional killings. Pavlinac apologized to Sosnovske while he proclaimed his innocence as Lipscomb declared them innocent and ordered Pavlinac's release. Sosnovske's conviction was set aside as his civil rights were acknowledged violated by Pavlinac's lies.
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Sosnovske
Keith Hunter Jesperson
Jesperson
Malion County
Paul Lipscomb
Lipscomb
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Marian County
Webaholism and the freshman 15 shape student lives
A new malady called Webaholism grows among college students as computers fill social needs for introverts. At Maryland a support group is forming to help wean students from online habits while some schools restrict lab access. Studies show 11 percent of adults use the Internet, with many spending hours online daily, sparking concerns about reduced face-to-face interaction and emotional health.
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Fuhrman perjury case heads to state investigation
California Attorney General Dan Lungren will investigate Mark Fuhrman over allegations he lied under oath in the O J Simpson murder trial. District Attorney Gil Garcetti says to avoid a conflict of interest, the case should be handled by the state. Fuhrman faces possible perjury charges and credibility questions amid claims he used the N word and discussed framing blacks and beating Hispanics.
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Special Investigations Division
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Photographer pleads innocent in model murder case
A photographer in Torrance pleaded innocent to murder charges after a model, Linda Sobek, was found buried in the Angeles National Forest. Dozens of death pictures tied to him spurred police to contact other posing models. Bail set at 1 million. judge scheduled a Jan. 5 hearing.
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