Letter hints at marital strife in Hacking case
A search warrant in the missing Salt Lake City woman case cites a handwritten note implying friction between Lori Hacking and husband Mark Hacking. The letter, found with his name on the envelope, discusses not wanting life with him unless changes occur amid allegations he killed Lori after a dispute over his lies about education and medical school plans. Prosecutors say Mark confessed to brothers in a psychiatric ward.
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Mayor to probe Wallace arrest after taxi inspectors clash
CBS journalist Mike Wallace, 86, was cuffed by taxi and limousine inspectors following a dispute near Luke's Restaurant as he collected takeout meatloaf. Mayor Bloomberg said the incident would be investigated, questioning why Wallace appeared so threatening and why arrest was used.
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Bombing at West Bank checkpoint kills two and wounds many
A West Bank assailant detonated a large bomb near the Kalandia checkpoint north of Jerusalem, killing two Palestinian men and wounding 16 people including 10 Palestinians and six Israeli border policemen. The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades claimed responsibility but apologized for Palestinian casualties.
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Migrants recount voyage that left 55 dead near Puerto Rico
Survivors describe a 30‑foot boat from the Dominican Republic bound for Puerto Rico where dehydration and panic killed 55. lactating women fed survivors with breast milk, and a passenger was cast overboard after a woman died. Faustina Santana, one of 39 survivors, recalls deteriorating minds as water ran out and food vanished. The captain abandoned ship and did not return.
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Guantanamo prisoner says Taliban forced him to be a cook
An Afghan detainee at Guantanamo Bay told a U S military tribunal that he served as an assistant cook for the Taliban regime and never fought Americans He urged release and asked to call four witnesses to verify he was forced to join and later tried to escape while insisting he was never America's enemy
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