Freemen surrender ends 81-day Montana siege peacefully
All 16 remaining Freemen surrendered to the FBI at their Jordan ranch ending the 81 day standoff without bloodshed. A convoy left the compound as agents waved an American flag signaling a peaceful resolution. FBI and Clinton officials praised the restraint and negotiated approach that avoided further violence.
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Man confesses to attacks in Central Park and On Park Avenue
New York police announced that 22 year old John Royster of the Bronx confessed to a spree targeting women. He faces charges in the Central Park daylight beating of a piano teacher the Park Avenue dry cleaner owner killing and the Yonkers assault. DNA tests may link him to semen traces on a victim’s clothing.
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