Prosecutors doubt Cofee confession in Jessica Lunsford case
In Inverness Florida prosecutors question sex offender John Coney's claim that he kept 9-year-old Jessica Lunsford alive days after abducting her from her family home. Chief Assistant State Attorney Ric Ridgway says the evidence does not support the confession.
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John Coney
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Ric Ridgway
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Conviction in 1979 killing of Rose Twells in Woodbury
Jeffrey Bayer, now 41, was convicted of felony murder for the December 1979 slaying of Rose Twells the elderly widow of a former mayor in Woodbury New Jersey. A former girlfriend testified she acted as a lookout during a burglary at Twells' home. The other men await trial dates.
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N.J
Jeffrey Bayer
Rose Twells
Bayer
Twells
Free after 35 years in Hillsborough
Junior Allen, 65, walked free after 35 years in prison for second degree burglary in a 1960s case. He had been jailed while inmates convicted of murder or rape were released, with records noting a 140 dollar black and white TV theft and an 87 year old woman involved, though assault was not proven.
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Hawthorne's Patriot Town Faces BRAC Threat to Depot
In Hawthorne Nevada, a 50 year old Armed Forces Day parade masks fear as the nearby Army Ammunition Depot, a linchpin for the town's 3,800 residents, is placed on the Defense Department BRAC list. Residents warn closure would devastate jobs, schools, and the town’s future while a BRAC commission weighs the impact ahead of a White House submission. The depot, opened in 1930, houses 2,400 bunkers with munitions and has supplied explosives from World War II to Iraq.
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Nev
Pentagon
Army
New
Nevada
Reno
Larry Grant
Defense Department
White House
Congress
Dean Shellenbarger
Christy Grant
Iraq
Habitat blitz-build house theft hits Odessa project
Habitat for Humanity Odessa blitz-build site at Lauderdale Avenue and Third Street was broken into. A middle house had a back window broken and thieves stole a paint-sprayer, orange fan, dolly, and crated stove and refrigerator. Police patrols increased. replacement costs about $1,200.
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Odessa
Lauderdale Avenue
Third Street
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