Conman Edward Edwards admits Wisconsin and Ohio murders
Edward Edwards, 76, wheelchair bound, admitted killing a Wisconsin couple in 1980 and agreed to plead guilty to two Ohio killings from 1977. DNA linked him to the Wisconsin pair, Tim Hack and Kelly Drew, who vanished at a 1980 wedding reception. Prosecutors seek multiple life sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Wis
Edward Edwards
FBI
John Dillinger
Don Juan
Wisconsin
Edwards
Ohio
Summit County
Patrick Hack
Tim Hack
Louisville
Hack
Kelly Drew
Drew
Bill Lavace
Doylestown
Judith Straub
Sterling
Jeffrey de la Rosa
Akron
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Kan
Pennsylvania
Waupun
Lavaco
Straub
Hack and Drew
de la Rosa
Mike Drew
Rare Civil War era photo shows enslaved boy John in attic find
A 150 year old Raleigh NC photo depicts a barefoot slave child named John on a barrel beside another boy. Historians note it may be Civil War era and possibly taken by Timothy O Sullivan. A sale document from 1854 records John’s purchase for 1150 dollars, reflecting the era’s brutal slave trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
John
Will Stapp
National Portrait Gallery
Smithsonian Institution
Charlotte
New York
Keya Morgan
Morgan
Mathew Brady
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Stapp
Brady
Timothy O’sullivan
O’sullivan
North
Greene campaigns in Manning with campaign flyer
South Carolina Democrat Alvin M. Greene carries a campaign flyer while meeting voters in Manning South Carolina, showing his bid for the U S Senate. The scene captures outreach during the campaign trail in the state.
Official seeks probe of S C candidate
House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn urged federal authorities to probe how Alvin Greene a 32 year old unemployed veteran, entered and won the South Carolina Democratic primary for U S Senate Greene defeated Vic Rawl in a surprise victory and faced questions about campaign funding and background The case raised concerns about the primary process and potential law violations related to filing fees and funding sources
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
U.S. House
South Carolina
U.S. Senate
Alvin Greene
House
Jim Clyburn
Greene
Vic Rawl
Rawl
U.S
Jim DeMint
Clyburn
Army
Air Force
Associated Press
University of South Carolina
Manning
Federal Election Commission
FEC
Judge OKs 9 11 health pact with higher payouts
A federal judge endorsed a revised settlement for about 10 000 9 11 responders exposed to World Trade Center dust. The deal could pay up to 713 million dollars, prioritizing cancer patients and requiring 95 percent opt in by Sept 30. The pact ends a long dispute between Ground Zero workers and New York City officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Alvin K. Hellerstein
New York City
Ground Zero
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man
Edward W. Edwards
Elizabeth Svehlek
Jefferson County
Timothy Hack
Hebron, Wis
Maeve
Soutthle
Democrat
Alvin M. Greene
Manning, S.C
United States
Garalina
Mevie
Chronicles.com
Dale Forthofer
Better Business Bureau
Cleveland
Bbb.org
Center.com
Dental/Medical Assistants
Szarka
Inancia
Oer
Tad
Roe Ret