IP trail led to Kansas woman in baby’s death
The arrest of Lisa Montgomery followed tracing an IP address to her Melvern Kansas home after a baby was cut from Robbie Stinnett’s womb and Montgomery allegedly confessed. Investigators say online messages and computer data pointed to Montgomery and her husband. The 4 day old girl survived in remarkably good condition.
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Kansas City
Lisa Montgomery
Melvern
Kan
Jeff Lanza
FBI
Montgomery
Inter.net
Bobbie Jo Stinnett
Stinnett
Charles Dedmon
U.S
Terra Morehead
Kevin Montgomery
Skidmore
North Carolina
Fischer
Tom Majorana
One Pill to Combine AIDS Treatments
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co and Gilead Sciences Inc form a joint venture to test and market a single all in one HIV regimen. The plan aims to combine three widely used medicines into a daily pill, easing adherence compared with the current two to four pills daily.
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Trenton
N.J
Bristol- Myers Squibb Co
Gilead Sciences Inc
Judge rejects motion to dismiss Jackson case
In Santa Maria California a judge denied the defense motion to dismiss the child molestation case against Michael Jackson. The judge found probable cause and normal conduct of search warrants though the defense sought delays and questioned grand jury eligibility citing possible racial exclusion. Pretrial hearings could span most of the week as prosecutors and defense wrangle over witness lists and continuance requests.
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Santa Maria
Calif
Michael Jackson
Robert Sanger
Jackson
Neverland
Los Olivos
Rodney S. Melville
Melville
Sanger
Prosecutor links Blake murder to plan to protect baby
Los Angeles prosecutors opened with the claim that actor Robert Blake despised his wife Benny Bakley and murdered her when two stuntmen refused to carry out the crime. Defense portrayed the witnesses as hallucinating drug abusers with no physical evidence supporting the charge.
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Los Angeles
Robert Blake
Blake
Benny Lee Bakley
Studio City
Bakley
Rosie
Shellie Samuels
Ed Bakley
M. Gerald Schwartzbach
Ronald “Duffy” Hambleton
Gary McLarty
Reward Offered In Freedom Summer Slayings Case
An anonymous donor posted a 100000 dollar reward for information leading to murder charges in the 1964 Freedom Summer killings of James Chaney Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. The Mississippi Religious Leadership Conference oversees the reward as charges are sought. The three volunteers were murdered on a dirt road while heading to a church to investigate a fire and were buried near a dam.
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Jackson, Miss
James Chaney
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James White
Mississippi Religious Leadership Conference
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