Peterson pursued Frey as wife vanished in 2002 case
Redwood City AP Jurors heard recordings showing Scott Peterson pressuring Amber Frey to help him appear innocent and plead for his wife Laci's return. Frey pressed him about the affair while he apologized and evaded truth, as prosecutors say he killed his wife in Modesto around December 24, 2002 and dumped her body in San Francisco Bay.
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Redwood City
Calif
Scott Peterson
Peterson
Amber Frey
Frey
Laci
Scott
Modesto
San Francisco Bay
Separated Twins Now In Separate Rooms In Hospital
The 2 year old Filipino twins Carl and Clarence Aguirre formerly conjoined at the head are now in separate rooms at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx. Clarence was moved as a precaution against infections while their mother Arlene Aguirre shuttles between rooms. The brothers were separated on August 4.
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New York
Carl
Clarence Aguirre
Clarence
Children’s Hospital
Montefiore
Arlene Aguirre
Steven Osborne
Bronx
Accused killer Mark Hacking makes first court appearance
SALT LAKE CITY AP Mark Hacking charged with killing wife Lori after she confronted him about education appeared in a guarded courtroom. A preliminary hearing was set for Sept 23 while police continue searches for the body and the murder weapon.
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Salt Lake City
Mark Hacking
Hacking
Lori Hacking
North Carolina
Robert Stott
Lori
Louisiana judge lets Sept. 18 same sex vote proceed
A Louisiana judge refused to block a September 18 statewide vote on a proposed constitutional ban on same sex marriages. Forum for Equality said it would appeal while timing tight as ballots must be printed. Another judge had briefly blocked the vote but suspended that order to allow direct appeal to the state Supreme Court.
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Baton Rouge
Secretary of State
Louisiana
Forum For Equality
Michael Caldwell
Louisiana Supreme Court
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