Lawyer charged with killing wife and two children in Connecticut
In Ledyard Connecticut lawyer Scott Thomas Pickles 40 was charged with three counts each of murder and capital felony for the killings of his wife Susan 35 and their children Elizabeth 7 and Alea 3. He was held on 10 million bail in North Carolina after being captured Sunday and waived extradition. Autopsies showed Susan died by stab wounds Elizabeth by asphyxiation and Alea by blunt trauma.
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Scott Thomas Pickles
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North Carolina
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Elizabeth
Ales
David
Raleigh
David Pickles
Alea
Man acquitted in death tied to Diana Ross brother case
A Detroit jury found Ricky Vernor Brooks not guilty in the suffocation deaths of Arthur T-Boy Ross and Patricia Ann Robin son-Ross. A key prosecution witness vanished, leaving prosecutors with insufficient evidence to connect Brooks to the killings.
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Nichols seeks newsroom documents in McVeigh bombing case
Nichols lawyers seek the newspaper’s source materials for a March 1 report that McVeigh admitted bombing. The Dallas Morning News asked a Denver judge to quash the subpoena issued May 30, arguing the papers are protected. Nichols faces 11 felony counts for the 1995 Alfred P Murrah Building blast that killed 168.
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Oklahoma City
Rachel Boehm
Viner militiaman found guilty of conspiracy
Charles Knight, 47, a member of the Viper Militia, was convicted by a federal jury in Phoenix on a conspiracy charge tied to para military explosives drills in the desert. He faces up to five years in prison when sentenced September 8, sobbing after the verdict and citing distorted jury information.
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Paul Brown Jr
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Faith Hochberg
Brown
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Cleveland
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Sue Beowle
U S
Donna Krappa
Phoenix
Viper
Desert
Charles Knight
Knight
Flooding forces Texans to flee Lake Travis area
Floodwaters from heavy downpours forced hundreds to flee homes from the Hill Country to Lake Travis as rivers rose. In Bandera County two drownings occurred and a 12 year old died in a traffic crash blamed on wet roads. The Lower Colorado River Authority warned Lake Travis would rise sharply. The Associated Press.
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Texas
Tammy Keller
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San Antonio
Austin
Abilene
Bandera
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First Lady Hillary Clinton Testimony Details Billing Records Delay
In secret grand jury testimony Hillary Rodham Clinton attributed a two year delay in turning over her law firm billing records to prosecutors to a low level aide handling personal papers. Officials familiar with the Jan 26 1996 appearance say prosecutors asked about Foster’s documents and Castle Grande while noting no questions on 1980s Arkansas land deal. The disclosure comes as Supreme Court allows release of notes from presidential lawyers and White House aides amid ongoing Whitewater probes.
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Castor
Carolyn
Woth
Jim McDougal
Seth Ward
Webster Hubbell
Ayte
Jim Guy Tucker
Shabazz remembered as woman of courage
Betty Shabazz died days after suffering fatal burns in a fire likely set by her grandson Malcolm Shabazz. Leaders, friends, and regular people mourned the civil rights advocate, who dedicated decades to education, health, and work for children and communities of color.
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Dr Shabazz
Coretta Scott King
Martin Luther King Jr
Ann Parker
Apollo ‘Theater
Yolanda King
Jacobi Medical Center
Bronx
Shabazz Reflects on Legacy and Family After Tragedy
Shabazz spoke of her husband Malcolm X's legacy and described how education transformed lives. Her daughters pursued arts and public speaking, and she protected them with discipline. She faced public scrutiny over 1994 accusations against Farrakhan but reconciled later. A fire incident involving her grandson remains under investigation.
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Nation of Islam
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