Lawyer seeks exoneration for Central Park jogger case via Reyes confession
A lawyer for three men convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger attack says he hopes to clear their names after Matias Reyes, a convicted killer, confessed and DNA matched a scene sample. Reyes, serving 33 years to life on unrelated charges, would not face new charges due to statutes. The victim was 28 and in a coma for 12 days after the assault.
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Police kill teen holding BB gun at church in Albuquerque
A 14 year old boy was shot dead by police inside Taylor Ranch Baptist Church after pointing a BB gun at officers. Albuquerque police said the gun resembled a semiautomatic pistol and the teen threatened family and church members. Det. Jeff Arbogast called the mindset unclear as investigators seek motive. Cindy Harrison, church education minister, said the youth sought help claiming demons possessed him and spoke of troubled times.
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New York Broker Charged In Plot To Murder Immigrants
An insurance broker Richard James is charged with murder conspiracy in a scheme to take out life insurance on Guyanese immigrants, have them killed, and collect the proceeds. A second suspect Ronald Malloy, 57, was arrested and is held without bail.
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Suspected Nazi guard may lose citizenship
The Justice Department seeks to revoke the citizenship of lldefonsas Bumys an 81 year old Lithuanian native who allegedly served as a guard at Majdanek in Poland from December 1942 to November 1943 Majdanek is described as brutal with mass murders of civilians. The action follows a similar move against Andrew Kuras an 80 year old man accused of serving as an armed guard at three Nazi slave labor camps in Poland.
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Dietary guidelines raise exercise to one hour daily
Independent advisers to the government propose at least one hour of moderate activity each day doubling the prior guidance. The report notes exercise can be broken up and spread through the day and aims to balance fat protein and carbohydrate ranges for a nutritionally adequate diet.
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Embryonic stem cells most promising for tissue development
Washington AP report says Stanford researchers found adult blood stem cells cannot form tissues beyond blood. The study, in Science, suggests embryonic stem cells offer the strongest potential for regenerating heart, spinal, diabetes, and Parkinson’s disease. Amy Wagers notes skin neuron liver formation was extremely rare.
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