Jurors convict Ennis Cosby murder suspect in Bel Air case
Mikail Markhasev, 19, a Ukrainian immigrant, found guilty of killing Bill Cosby’s son Ennis and of attempted robbery with a firearm. The verdict ensures a life term with no parole. Sentencing set for August 11. Cosby family and supporters react with tears and relief.
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Nicotine absorption higher among Black smokers study finds
Two studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association report Black smokers have higher cotinine levels than White smokers, suggesting greater nicotine absorption may underlie lower quit rates and higher lung cancer risk. A second study compares nicotine metabolism in 40 Black and 39 White smokers.
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Judge Denies Nichols New Trial in Oklahoma Bombing
Denver AP reports U S District Judge Richard Matsch denied Terry Nichols a new trial. Jurors deliberated six days, convicted him of involuntary manslaughter and conspiracy, acquitted on murder and weapons counts, and Nichols awaits appeal. Timothy McVeigh also pursues appeal.
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