Death penalty sought in antifreeze poisoning cases
ATLANTA prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty against Lynn Turner, 36, convicted of fatally poisoning her husband with antifreeze in 1995 and accused of killing a boyfriend the same way in 2001. Authorities say life insurance motive tied both murders.
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Georgia fugitive Tobias Lee linked to multiple crimes
Columbus police sought Tobias Chano Lee 28 in connection with two murders in Georgia and South Carolina and several rapes and an armed robbery. Two women reported a man matching his description broke into their Columbus home, sexually assaulted them, bound them, and stole a car before escaping. Police had no confirmed sightings despite tips.
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Tipster redirects $40,000 reward to Ali Kemp Foundation
An anonymous tipster who could receive a $40,000 reward for helping solve a murder case has declined the payout. The funds will go to the Ali Kemp Educational Foundation, established in memory of Ali Kemp, a 19-year-old college student murdered two years ago in Leawood, Kansas. The foundation funds scholarships for high school students and self-defense training.
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Canada avoids sending flu vaccine to U S market
The United States will receive 4 million doses from Germany and 2.8 million from GlaxoSmithKline later, with 1.2 million now in use. Canada’s ID Biomedical keeps its 1.2 million doses at home after negotiations to sell in the U S stalled. Health secretary Tommy Thompson notes progress to ease vaccine shortages.
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Confessed serial killer Watts gets life in prison
Coral Eugene Watts, 51, was convicted of stabbing 36 year old Helen Dutcher to death in a Detroit suburb in 1979. He received life without parole after denying the crime saying he never saw her before.
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Worker stabbed at Agriculture building in D C
A Department of Agriculture worker was stabbed during a hallway altercation with another contract employee on Tuesday. The victim was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. The incident occurred around 11 a.m. at 14th Street and Independence Avenue near the National Mall. About 6 500 people work at the building.
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