Inmate Freed After Torture Claims In 1986 Double Killing
Eric Caine, who said police tortured him into confessing to the 1986 killings of an elderly Chicago couple, was released from Menard Correctional Center after a judge dismissed his life sentence. Co defendant Aaron Patterson had been pardoned years earlier. Caine had implicated Chicago Lt. Jon Burge and others in the alleged coercion.
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Chicago
Eric Caine
Southwestern Illinois
Menard Correctional Center
Caine
Cook County
William H. Hooks
North Carolina
Aaron Patterson
Jon Burge
Fundraiser for Japanese disaster relief at SIUC
SIUC's Japanese Student Association hosts a fundraiser at the Student Center north end first floor to support the American Red Cross Little Egypt Network. Donations accepted by check or cash with receipts. goal to raise funds and maintain awareness as Japan recovers from the 9.0 quake and tsunami.
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American Red Cross
Little Egypt Network
Tomoe Nishio
SIUC
Anthropology
Nishio
Aichi Prefecture
Tokyo
Japan
Carla Coppi
Nakajo
Tanai City
Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Relief Fund
University Communications
Nuclear threat persists as Fukushima pools run dry
U S and Japanese officials warn fuel pools at Fukushima Dai ichi face overheating and possible meltdown. Rods partially exposed risk escalating radiation. evacuations expand while Tokyo remains largely calm. Death toll hits 5692 with 9522 missing as Obama assures no harmful radiation will reach the U S.
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U.S
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Gregory Jazeko
Japan
U.n’s Nuclear Safety Agency
Fukushima Dai-ichi
Graham Andrew
Vienna
Tokyo
National Police Agency
Barack Obama
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