Officials: Pregnant Marine didn't feel threatened
Marine Cpl. Cesar Laurean is sought for Lauterbach and her unborn child's death after admissions in a note. Investigators confirmed Lauterbach died from traumatic blunt force head injuries and that Laurean may have fled Jacksonville but remains at large. A $25,000 reward and public billboards target his capture.
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Sokoloski
Lauterbach
Dewey Hudson
Vandalia
Ohio
Dayton
Onslow County
Rick Sutherland
Morrisville
Durham
State Bureau of Investigation
Paul Ciccarelli
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
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Sherrie Joyner
Shreveport
Onslow
Ed Brown
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Firefighters Fired for Inappropriate Web Use
Three firefighters were fired and three suspended for downloading inappropriate material while on duty in Butler Township near Dayton. Four others resigned before a disciplinary hearing. Some material was pornographic or showed brutal fight scenes and executions. Investigators traced the issue to a fire department computer after abnormal bandwidth usage.
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Dayton
Butler
Joe Ellis
Inmate seeks full pardon after commuted death sentence
John Spirko, moved from death row to life in prison for the 1982 killing of Betty Jane Mottinger, pledges to press Ohio Governor Ted Strickland for a full pardon. He says his lengthy criminal past, not the murder, keeps him behind bars and vows to appeal to the courts and meet again with state officials.
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John Spirko
Spirko
Ted Strickland
Strickland
Spirka
Betty Jane Mottinger
Paul Hartman
Mottinger
Hartman
Motzinger
Elgin
Ohio Parole Board
Covington
Toledo Correctional Institution
Pathologist questions microwave case findings
A Louisville pathologist testified for the defense in Montgomery County Ohio, challenging microwave injury indicators in the Paris Talley fatal case. He argued calf brain and chicken torsos do not reliably show infant injuries, while prosecutors claim evidence supports two minutes in a microwave. The Jan. 28 trial could carry the death penalty for China Arnold, who pleads not guilty to aggravated murder.
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Dayton
George Nichols
Louisville
China Arnold
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
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