Woman found guilty in lotto ticket fraud case
Electa Battle, 40, of Cleveland, was convicted of filing a false police report after claiming she bought and lost a $162 million lottery ticket. She was fined $1,000, ordered to 50 hours of community service, and required to pay $5,596.71 in restitution. battle had sought to block payment but later apologized, admitting to fabricating the tale.
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South Euclid
Ohio
Joan Lynenberg
Battle
South Euclid, Ohio
Electa Battle
Cleveland
Fear grips escorts as serial killings spread regionwide
Slayings of seven women, six believed prostitutes, alarm truck stop workers around Oklahoma City. Bodies found nude or partly clothed across Texas Mississippi Oklahoma Arkansas from July to January, with strangling or beating. Investigators seek motive and suspect, noting mobile truckers and scattered evidence across states. Authorities urge caution amid rising cooperation among victims' associates for safety.
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Midwest
Oklahoma City
Texas
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Jessica Brown
Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation
Interstate 35
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