Charred bones found in London tied to mass killer
Police digging in London uncover charred human bones in a Cricklewood backyard as Dennis Nilsen, a former army chef, is arraigned on murder charges in the deaths of Stephen Sinclair and at least 16 other vagrants. Detectives expect more remains as the investigation expands.
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Britain’s worst killers past and present recap
A historical survey traces Britain’s infamous murderers from Jack the Ripper in Whitechapel to the Yorkshire Ripper Sutcliffe and the Acid Bath Killer Haigh. It notes arsonist Bruce Lee, the Cricklewood and Muswell Hill murderer, and discusses uncertainty over killer identities and motives amid long-ago cases.
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Japan Considers Third Straight Year of Auto Export Restraints
Japan will limit auto exports to the United States to 1.68 million units for a third year, with a potential fourth year of restraint. Trade official Sadanori Yamanaka told U.S. representative William Brock the move is a voluntary government decision. Brock urged further import reforms and investment to ease trade tensions.
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