WEDDING DAY ARREST HIGHLIGHTS ROUNDUP OF LOCAL STRANGE NEWS
A three year old warrant led Tammy Hinton to be jailed briefly in Jackson after missing court. In Lexington a Casey Anthony lookalike booth was shut down amid public sentiment. Appleton cops halted a lemonade stand near a car show under new rules. Northborough reports about 100 street signs missing over six months costing about 15000 dollars.
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Jackson
Mich
Michigan
Jackson Citizen Patriot
Tammy Lee Hinton
Jackson County District Court
Blackman-Leoni Township
Allegiance Health Hospital
Hinton
Florida
Lexington
Casey Anthony
Lexington Lions Club
Lexington Herald- Leader
Lions Club
Ron Mossotti
Appleton
Wis
Lydia Coenen
Vivian Coenen
Norshburogugh
Mass
Massachusetts
Northborough
Kara Buzanoski
Buzanoski
Mark Leahy
Ex-police officer to face Illinois slaying charge in 1957 case
Jack Daniel McCullough, 71, agreed in Seattle to return to Illinois to face a murder charge over the 1957 disappearance and death of 7-year-old Maria Ridulph. He waived extradition after prosecutors said he would be transported to DeKalb County within 30 days.
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Seattle
Illinois
Jack Daniel McCullough
King County Superior Court
Dan Donahoe
DeKalb County
Ill
McCullough
John Tessier
Sycamore
Chicago
Ridulph
Cathy Sigman
Sigman
Maria
Dwight D. Eisenhower
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Associated Press
Air Force
National Archives
St. Louis
Accused priest killer freed by jail system glitch in Mississippi
Jeremy Wayne Manieri 31, tied to the murder of Rev. Edward Everitt, was out on probation for a child molestation conviction when a computer glitch allegedly prevented probation officers from receiving his status. He is jailed on murder and grand larceny charges after Everitt’s body was found at a Waveland beachfront home.
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Waveland
Miss
Associated Press
Jeremy Wayne Manieri
Mississippi Department of Corrections
Tara Booth
Corrections
Booth
Manieri
Edward E. Everitt
Hammond
James Varnell
Florida
Winter Haven
Everitt
Walt Disney World
JoEllen Manieri Maslow
Maslow
Louisiana
Father Ed
Holy Ghost Church
Our Lady of Pompeii Church
Ticklaw
Skull found at Pearl Harbor may be Japanese pilot remains
Archaeologists in Honolulu recovered a skull from Pearl Harbor with early tests indicating it likely belongs to a Japanese pilot killed in the 1941 attack. JPAC will conduct dental and DNA analyses as investigators consider next steps with NCIS and the Japanese consulate.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Jeff Fong
Naval Facilities Engineering Command Pacific
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
Hawaii
Fong
U.S
Emsley
Joint
POW/MIA
Oahu
John Byrd
United States
JPAC
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
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