Girl's killer pleads for his life in plea to jury
In Trenton New Jersey Jesse Timmendequas 36 asks jurors to spare his life claiming he cannot explain why such acts occur He apologizes for Megan Kanka's murder and says he will live with the consequences His sentencing question remains to be decided by the jury Megan's Law spurred community warning laws across states and federally.
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McLibel Wins Libel Case in England's Longest Trial
In London McDonald's won a libel case against two activists over claims of unhealthy diets and animal and worker abuse. Justice Bell found most statements defamatory though some were true, while awarding McDonald's only 94000 and criticizing aspects of the company's animal care and advertising to children.
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Fugitive Kansi Arrested Near Afghanistan Border
Mir Aimal Kansi, wanted for the CIA HQ shootings, was captured after a dawn raid by five U.S. agents at a hotel near the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. He was transported to Dulles and held without bail in Fairfax County on multiple murder and firearm charges. prosecutors seek the death penalty, with a June arraignment scheduled.
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Saudi dissident charged in earlier plot tied to Khobar Towers case
A Saudi dissident linked to the Khobar Towers bombing that killed 19 U S airmen was charged in an indictment for an earlier unsuccessful plot to kill Americans in Saudi Arabia. Hani Abdel Rahim Hussein al Sayegh, deported from Canada, faces a one count grand jury indictment as part of a deal to obtain his testimony on the 1996 attack. He is said to be a member of Saudi Hezbollah. He was ordered held without bond in a nine minute hearing as his guilty plea was expected.
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Long term estrogen use linked to higher breast cancer death risk
Boston researchers report that estrogen supplements after menopause may halve Alzheimer's risk but over a decade increase breast cancer deaths, offsetting heart protection. The study urges personalized decisions weighing heart disease and cancer risks, noting Premarin's wide use among American women.
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