Man who killed Tyner’s killer says deed was needed
Murrells Inlet resident Tony Cimo, father of two, reflects on arranging the killing of Rudolph Tyner, the man on Death Row who murdered his parents. He says repeated appeals tormented the family, and that taking action ended their suffering while calling for a shorter or abolished death penalty.
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Former Tylenol suspect charged in fatal shooting
Roger Arnold, once questioned in Chicago Tylenol cyanide deaths, is held without bond on a murder charge. Police say he shot John Stanisha, 46, after mistaking him for an informant linked to the Tylenol case. Arnold’s lawyer controverts the claim, noting Arnold made no statements and would plead innocence at the hearing.
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Woman Returns Found Cash to Police in Los Angeles
A mid dle aged woman turned in a found envelope containing 3400 to the Southwest Division police. Sgt. Solwick said she believed it could be life savings but warned it may be drug money. The owner could reclaim the cash minus taxes if not claimed.
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