Man charged in 1996 double teacher strangulations
Dale Devon Scheanette, 27, charged with capital murder in the 1996 deaths of two teachers whose naked bodies were found in bathtubs. He faces two sexual assault counts from last year after fingerprint and DNA linkage tied him to the UT Arlington and Grand Prairie cases. Police used FBI data to match fingerprints from a Austin burglary to the Arlington assault scene.
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Anti war protester claims fellow activist wrongfully convict
A Vietnam War protester says a fellow activist in prison for nearly 30 years as a fugitive didn’t throw the cherry bomb that led to his conviction. Larry Kogan told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch NBC Dateline that he himself was the culprit. Mechanic, 52, serving a five year term, fled after a 1972 conviction for throwing a large firecracker at firefighters during an anti war rally at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Columbine lawsuits moved to Federal Court
Five lawsuits filed by victims and relatives of the Columbine High School shootings have been transferred to federal court. The 1999 attack left 12 students and a teacher dead before Harris and Klebold took their own lives. Defendants include Jefferson County sheriff, the school district, and the parents of Harris and Klebold.
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Doctor admits to murders in Long Island hospital
Former doctor Michael Swango pleaded guilty to three counts of murder for poisoning patients at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in Northport in 1993. He received a life sentence without parole and faces additional acknowledgment of a 1984 Ohio death. Zimbabwean suspensions and prior co worker poisonings are noted in the plea.
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Colombia drug production up despite U S anti drug plan
Washington reports that coca cultivation is rising as the 1.3 billion U S counternarcotics program for Colombia remains in early planning stages. Barry McCaffrey says CIA estimates won t arrive for months but informal evidence hints higher 1999 production than the official 520 000 metric tons. Officials briefed on the plan a week after Clinton met Colombia s President Pastrana to back efforts against traffickers. Colombia remains the world s top cocaine supplier and a growing heroin source.
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