Two Girls Shot Dead On Fla Secluded Beach
Two 16 year old girls Megan Carr and Sherry DeSantis from Thomasville Georgia were found shot to death on a secluded Alligator Point beach. Investigators have no suspects as Florida law enforcement works to piece together what happened. Local residents express shock and fear while officials with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement collect evidence and interview witnesses.
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Alligator Point
Fla
Megan Carr
Sherry DeSantis
Thomasville
John Joyce
Florida Department of Law
Alachua County
Spencer Mann
Gainesville serial killings grip community in fear
Gainesville residents reel from a string of student murders linked to serial killings in nearby towns. Police hunt suspects as bodies, including Elizabeth Foster, surface. experts note emotional toll on students and townspeople amid ongoing fear and medical studies.
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Gainesville
Fla
Santa Fe Community College
Louthland
Danny Rolling
Elizabeth Foster
Herkov
National Institute of Justice
University of Florida
Stacey Berk
Foster’s
Miami
Berk
Roh fires intelligence chief and ministers in shakeup
South Korean President Roh Tae Woo dismissed the intelligence chief along with the agriculture and transportation ministers in a post election reshuffle. The move follows a defeat that cost his Democratic Liberal Party its parliamentary majority and comes as the opposition denounces the actions as a stopgap to avert public judgment in the elections.
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Seoul
South Korea
Roh Tae-woo
Agriculture and Transportation Min
Roh
Democratic Liberal Party
Liberal Democrats
Lawmak
Democratic Party
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Bonnie Brinson
Joyce
Sary
Carr
Desantis
Thomas & Ferguson
Elyria City
Lorain County
Menorae
Laval
Expeed
Renner City Auditor
Broad Street
Yria
Oto
Easury
Tal Treasury Lance
Fort Lauderdale
Sun-Sentinel
Foster
University of Florida Psychiatry
Michael Herkov
University and Community College
Isters
Lake Ridge Academy
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Ohio
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