Most Wanted Serial Killer Surrenders After 20 Years
Ricardo Silvio Caputo, a once feared serial killer labeled America’s Most Wanted, turned himself in after two decades on the run. San Francisco investigators and law enforcement officials expressed mixed disbelief and relief as his surrender ends a long, unresolved string of cases across multiple cities and countries.
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New York
Long Island
Yonkers
San Francisco
Mexico City
Ricardo Silvio Caputo
Earl Sanders
Caputo
America
Michael Kennedy
Murder charge against 12 year old girl dismissed
Cincinnati residents were told a murder charge against a 12 year old girl who admitted drowning her baby a decade ago has been dropped by Juvenile Court Judge Sylvia Hendon. Prosecutor Joseph Deters said the office erred in filing the case and had no legal basis to claim a 3 year old could form intent.
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Cincinnati
Sylvia Hendon
Hamilton County
Joseph Deters
Baptist seminary president ousted amid SBC purges
Fort Worth Texas trustees of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary voted 26 to 7 to dismiss Rev Russell Dilday after 16 years as president for refusing early retirement. The move aligns with conservative forces within the Southern Baptist Convention. In Concord New Hampshire the House rejected a Martin Luther King Day bill for a ninth time, with 164 in favor and 183 opposed, leaving King Day off Civil Rights Day.
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Texas
Southern Baptist Seminary
Southern Baptist Convention
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Russell Dilday
N. Hampshire
Concord
N.H
House
New Hampshire
Senate
King
AIDS cases jump 111 percent under new CDC definition
The CDC reported 1993 AIDS cases rose 111 percent from 49,016 in 1992 to 103,500 in 1993 after expanding the definition to include HIV patients with severe immune suppression and related conditions. Women, blacks, heterosexuals, and hemophiliacs saw the largest increases, especially teens and young adults.
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Atlanta
Federal
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Pat Flemming
Man pleads guilty after two mistrials in assault case
Jawad Elamri, 31, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor in Washington after two prior trials ended in mistrials over a rape charge. The woman had asked him to wear a condom and he complied. Sentencing is set for April 25. he faces up to one year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Washington
Ferris Bond
Jawad Elamri
Elamri
Poll shows two thirds of teens know friends harmed by violence
A Gallup poll released with AMA backing finds two thirds of teens report friends harmed in the past year. Public statements by Gallup and AMA officials highlight home and school as risky settings and compare family violence toll to national losses from wars and major diseases.
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Gallup
George Gallup Jr
American Medical Association
Robert McAfee
Portland
Ore
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