Killer Ng spared life in Wah Mee Club massacre verdict
Benjamin Ng, 20, Hong Kong immigrant, was sentenced to life without parole after a King County jury found him guilty of 13 counts of aggravated first degree murder in the Wah Mee Club killings. Relatives cried. victims’ kin expressed disappointment, with some urging death. Ng’s defense considers appeal arguing lack of premeditation and possible brain damage. Willie Mak faces trial September 12. Tony Ng remains at large.
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Seattle
Benjamin Ng
Washington
Kennii Izumi
Linda Mar
Wah Mee
Marchita Chin
Henning Chin
Jeannie Robertson
Mar
Willie Mak
Tony Ng
King County Superior Court
David Wohl
John Henry Browne
Wohl
Hong Kong
Frank Howard
Bob Lasnik
Bill Downing
King County
Mak
Wah Mee Club
Shun Lin Wong Ng
Steve
Benjamin
Marine jet crash hits home in North Carolina
Four Marine aviators ejected safely after an EA-6B Prowler slammed into a Morehead City neighborhood, creating a 12 foot crater and burning an elderly woman. Clara Bell Daniels, 72, sustained severe burns and was airlifted to Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem in critical condition. Witness Earl Lamm reported watching the crash from a nearby pier.
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Morehead City
N.C
Eleca
Chauncey
Trudy Styron
Earl Lamm
Wilson, N.C
Girl found in outhouse after abduction in Denver park
Lori Poland, 3, was rescued from a pit toilet in Stapleton Park near Genesee Park after bird watchers heard cries. She is in serious but improving condition at St. Anthony Central Hospital with infection and circulation issues in her legs. Her father Richard said she is strong and recovering, and she asked for a Popsicle.
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Lori Poland
St. Anthony Central Hospital
Randy Shook
Henry Cleveland
Trauma Services
Lori
Cleveland
Richard
Polands
Sheridan
Diane Poland
Stapleton Park
Genesee Park
Cynthia
Steven Gaulin
Pittsburgh
Doctor's fantasized crimes drive insanity defense in Akron trial
Dr Edward Franklin Jackson Jr., 39, a respected physician and family man, faced a jury in Akron in a two-trial rape case covering 22 of the assaults since 1978. His attorney portrayed him as driven by powerful sexual fantasies and obsessive compulsive disorder, while prosecutors promised victim testimony and police accounts.
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John W.E. Bowen
Edward Franklin Jackson Jr
Columbus
Jackson
Bowen
Edward Morgan
Akron
Ohio
Morgan
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