Convicted killer charged in six deaths tied to Cecil Dotson case
An arrest warrant affidavit states Jessie L. Dotson, 33, confessed details about the six victims found in a rental house serving as a brothel in Cecil. Victims include Cecil Dotson, 30, father of the children, Hollis Seals, 33, Shindri Roberson, 25, and Marissa Rene Williams, 26, mother to four of Cecil Dotson's children.
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Jessie L. Dotson
Cecil
Hollis Seals
Shindri Roberson
Marissa Rene Williams
Cecil Dotson
Bombing probe centers on Times Square recruiting station
Police tie pre-dawn blast to a high profile target at a Times Square military recruiting center but have not captured a suspect. A blue 10 speed bicycle is pictured along with a surveillance image of a hooded cyclist as investigators review videos and witnesses.
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New York
Times Square
Mass grave of about 100 bodies found near Khalis Iraq
A mass grave containing about 100 skeletal remains was found near Khalis in Diyala province north of Baghdad. Iraqi and U.S. forces调查 ongoing as fears grow over sectarian violence in the region. Police report two bombings in Diyala killing six. In Basra thousands protested deteriorating security as Iraqi forces take over safety duties.
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Baghdad
al- Qaida
Iraq
Khalis
Diyala
U.S
Sabah al-Ambaqi
al-Bu Tumaa
Acid packages target Austrian officials in western region
Four acid filled parcels mailed from Passau Germany reached officials in Raab Weisskirchen and one other town. One former mayor Rudolf Prinz of Weisskirchen sustained burns eye inflamed nose inflamed. others uninjured. Investigators seek DNA fingerprints while ruling out motive. Authorities say all packages held butyric acid and note potential insider connection.
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Vienna
Austria
Alois Lissl
Public Safety
Upper Austria
Germany
Raab
Liss
Weisskirchen
Passau
Linz
Federal Criminal Investigations Bureau
FBI
Salzburg
Rudolf Prinz
Social Democratic Party
Austrian People’s Party
Prinz
Lissl
Irmgard Balasch
ORE
Skeptics meet on global warming
The Heartland Institute hosted a three day conference drawing over 550 participants from 11 countries to argue that most climate warming is natural. Critics say the IPCC findings remain the scientific consensus and that solar activity and cosmic rays do not explain recent temperature rises.
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New York
Bush
Earth
United Nations
S. Fred Singer
University of Virginia Environmental Sciences
al Gore
Heartland Institute
Davids
Goliaths
U.N. Climate Panel
David Doniger
Natural Resources Defense Council
Heartland
Joseph Bast
IPCC
Singer
UN Science Review
Susan Solomon
National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration
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CBS
Esti
Abdul-Jalil Khalaf
Mohan al-Fireji
William J. Kole
Associated Press
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