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U S deported Rwanda genocide suspect Enos Kagaba
U S immigration officials say Enos Kagaba 50 was the first person deported under a 1990 law barring entry for genocide participants. Witnesses testified he helped in the April 16 1994 church massacre in Rwanda as authorities handed him to Rwanda. In separate reports a Wisconsin man admitted keeping his mother Edith Schuths corpse in a freezer for years to collect Social Security. A Colorado skier Charles Horton was rescued after eight days stranded in backcountry with a broken leg and frostbite as temperatures dropped.
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Washington
Rwanda
Enos Iragaba Kagaba
United States
Kagaba
Lacrosse
Wis
Philip Schuth
Edith
Charles Horton
National Weather Service
Dave Nadler
Horton
Steamboat Springs
Denver