Jurors Face Gruesome Photos In OJ Simpson Trial
jurors in the OJ Simpson case grapple with potential autopsy images of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman as Judge Ito warns of upsetting evidence and allows breaks. Simpson showed distress while autopsy notes acknowledged past errors by a deputy coroner and the DA sought gripping photos of Nicole’s bloodied hands.
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Nicole Brown Simpson
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Lance Ito
Ito
Nicole Simpson
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Reeve regains feeling after horse accident in Virginia
Christopher Reeve shows chest sensation indicating his spinal cord was not severed doctors say. Neurologist Dr John Jane notes this gives cautious optimism though recovery ability remains uncertain as surgeries plan to fuse fractured vertebrae amid pneumonia and breathing support challenges.
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Russian jets strike Chechnya as Vedeno siege tightens
Russian warplanes attacked rebel positions in southern Chechnya while troops seized commanding heights around Vedeno, forcing fighters from the village toward Shatoi. Medecins Sans Frontieres said its staff were told to leave the area for two months, signaling a likely final assault.
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Reuter
Chechnya
Vedeno
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Quake rattles Neftegorsk after deadly May quake
A 4.5 magnitude aftershock struck Neftegorsk on Sakhalin island at 3:30 am local time, with no new casualties reported. Rescue teams, aided by dogs, search debris from two apartment blocks as the May quake death toll climbs toward 2000 with 908 dead and 406 injured confirmed.
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Reuter
Neftegorsk
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Ministry of Emergencies
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Reuters
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Yurchuk
Okha
Star-Tass
Misha Deputatov
Fyodor Yakimov
German, Yemeni capture link to Carlos the Jackal aide
Germany announces the capture of Johannes Weinrich in Yemen outside Aden. He leads European operations for Carlos the Jackal’s network and is suspected in at least four attacks. Berlin seeks his extradition to face charges in Berlin as authorities tie him to the 1970s and 1980s terror campaign.
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Yemen
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Berlin
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Lich Ramirez Sanchez
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Foreign Ministry
Weinrich
Aden
South Yemen
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Dieter Neumann
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