Software mogul sells pristine Hawaii land at auction
An anonymous bidder representing a New York company won Hawaii land in Kaunakakai for 3.1 million dollars, outbidding 42 others. The sale of 1,046 acres from John McAfee drew protests over potential development on Molokai. McAfee had bought the land in 2003 to build a house but sold due to permitting hassles.
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Hawaii
Molokai Island
New York
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Snowplow driver charged with work fraud in Hingham
In Hingham Massachusetts a snow plow driver was charged with fraud after allegedly leaving his tracking device behind while on duty. The incident raises questions about monitoring and payroll practices as investigators outline the alleged scheme.
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Hingham
Mass
Former stripper and lover sentenced in slaying case
Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish, once linked to the death of Nevada casino heir Ted Binion, were each sentenced to one to five years for conspiracy burglary and grand larceny over the $7 million in silver buried in the southern Nevada desert. They were acquitted of murder in November but convicted on related theft charges.
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Las Vegas
Nevada
Sandy Murphy
Rick Tabish
Ted Binion
Benny Binion
Binion
Murphy
Father sues jackpot winner in death of teen
The father of 18 year old tribble filed a wrongful death suit against Jack Whittaker over the September drug overdose death at Whittaker’s Scott Depot home. The suit claims Tribble was led astray by Whittaker’s granddaughter and alleges inadequate custody safeguards. Whittaker vowed to fight the case.
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Jesse Joe Tribble
Jack Whittaker
Whittaker
Tribble
Jimmy Tribble
Scott Depot
Brandi Bragg
Bragg
Drill sergeants charged with abusing recruits
Four Army drill sergeants at Fort Knox were charged with maltreatment after recruits in a 25 soldier platoon were allegedly slammed into lockers and dragged by the ankles. They also allegedly pushed slapped and kicked recruits during a February incident. The four listed sergeants face maltreatment and obstruction of justice charges with one additional charge for Price.
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Army
David H. Price
Ricky L. Stauffer
Michael G. Rhoades
Bryan G. Duncan
Price
Embattled Colorado professor eyes near-term settlement
Denver attorney for Ward Churchill says settlement with the University of Colorado is likely within a day or so. Board of Regents member confirms ongoing negotiations over buyout terms, with reports the deal could be under $500,000. Churchill sparked outrage by calling some Sept 11 victims little Eichmanns, prompting contract buyout talks.
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University of Colorado
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Board of Regents
Ward Churchill
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David Lane
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Lane
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