Priests removed after admitting past abuse in Maine diocese
In Portland area, two priests were pulled from their parishes after admitting to sexually abusing minors years ago. Auxiliary Bishop Michael Cote said they will not be reassigned, as Bishop Joseph Gerry apologized for the revelations to parishioners. In a separate case, Elizabeth Chapman admitted falsifying records to help her son gain fame via an IQ score of 298. The verdict ends a dependency case. In Santa Rosa, New Mexico, five people died and 17 injured in a fiery I-40 pileup caused by wind and a nearby railroad fire. The interstate was closed briefly with westbound lanes reopening later.
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H Rap Brown Convicted in Deputy Shooting Death
A jury found former 1960s radical H Rap Brown guilty of killing Deputy Ricky Kinchen and wounding Deputy Aldranon English in a March 2000 Atlanta shootout. He now faces a penalty phase to decide between execution or life.
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Pathologist details Yates children drowning deaths in bathtub
Pediatric pathologist Dr. Harry Wilson testified that Andrea Yates drowned her five children in the family bathtub, each child dying after about three minutes of struggle. Autopsies showed inhaled vomit and feces in their lungs. Yates pleaded insanity.
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Attorney disputes how long man survived after hit and run
Fort Worth attorney for Chante Mallard challenges police claim that Gregory Biggs bled to death over days. She says he died soon after the accident, within hours, while investigators say he lay in a garage and was dumped in a park. Mallard faces up to life in prison with bond raised to 250000.
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Gregory Glenn Biggs
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Fort Worth
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