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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2012

Page

4

Serial killer Joseph Naso kept list and photos in safety box

Marin County documents reveal serial killing suspect Joseph Naso maintained a numbered list of ten women including four prostitutes he is charged with killing. Investigators found nude photos, logs, and journals in his Reno home and safety deposit box, with DNA links to Victims Carmen Colon and others, as well as writings tied to Pamela Parsons and Tracy Tafoya.

San Francisco Joseph Naso California Roxene Roggasch Carmen Colon Pamela Parsons Tracy Tafoya Naso Roggasch Laganitas Marin County Judith Nase Ryan Peterson Marin Reno Nev Colon NASA Port Costa California Highway Patrol Contra Costa County Parsons Parson Yuba City Linda Yuba County Peterson Tafoya Highway 70 Marysville Cemetery

Trail goes cold in manhunt for Montana fugitive

Missoula County deputies pursue leads on fugitive David Burgert who fled into the Lolo National Forest after a shootout with deputies. The search focuses on Montana Idaho border mountains, with tips from across the region proving inconclusive. Burgert once led Project 7 and was jailed on weapons charges.

Montana Missoula Mont Missoula County Carl Ibsen David Burgert Lolo National Forest Burgert Montana-Idaho Project 7 Missoulian Canada U.S. Border Patrol Wisconsin Mike Dominick

One in four high schoolers drink soda daily study finds

The CDC report based on over 11 000 students shows 25 percent drink a sugary beverage each day with total consumption down since the 1990s. About 16 percent have sports drinks, 17 percent other sugary drinks, and 7 percent diet soda. Water and milk intake remain common.

Atlanta Nancy Bener Centers For Disease Control and Prevention CDC Federal Agency U.S Massachusetts Kelly Brownell Yale University Rudd Center For Food Policy and Obesity Brownell Bener

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