Cold Justice Team Opens 32-Year Old Cold Case
Elizabeth McIntosh was brutally attacked in 1990 - Kelly Siegler and team work to take her killer off the streets.
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“Please do not take matters into your own hands like this,” police said.
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- The Daily Beast
Convicted Killer Freed by Wagner Goes Home and Kills Again
ReutersA convicted killer sentenced to 14 years in a maximum security prison in Russia got the break of his life when the notorious Wagner Group began recruiting inmates for the war against Ukraine last year—and now free, he’s murdered someone again.Ivan Rossomakhin, 28, is accused of another murder in his native village in the Kirov region less than three years after he was ordered to spend more than a decade behind bars, MediaZona reports. During that time, he managed to avail himself of Wagne
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The jail where 18 female employees had relationships with prisoners
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- NextShark
Teen accused of paralyzing woman in Houston robbery confesses in jailhouse phone calls
Joseph Harrell, the 17-year-old teen who was arrested in connection to a violent robbery that left a Vietnamese mother paralyzed last month, was caught on jailhouse phone calls confessing to the crime and continuing to threaten the victim. In the calls obtained by ABC 13, Harrell can reportedly be heard discussing probation while laughing at those who think he could spend up to 20 years in prison for his crime. "We were snatching purses," Harrell confessed.
- Sacramento Bee
Driver dies after leaping from stolen police cruiser in chase, California cops say
Television station helicopters captured the chase on video.
- The Daily Beast
Cop Union Exec Busted in Drug Import Scheme Tried to Blame Her Housekeeper
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- NBC News
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- The Daily Reporter
Mother sentenced for brandishing gun toward daughter's attacker
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- The Tennessean
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- HuffPost
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Idaho prosecutors disclosing info about 'internal affairs investigation' related to officer on Kohberger case
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- Fox News
Missing Arkansas man found alive on Texas beach 1.5 years after disappearance
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- Fox News
District attorney in Alec Baldwin 'Rust' fatal shooting steps down, makes major announcement about prosecution
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- KSAZ
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Police say a person is dead following an officer-involved shooting at a Walmart in Surprise where the suspect yelled "I have a gun." The shooting happened on March 28 around 1 p.m. near Litchfield Road and Grand Avenue. SkyFOX video of the scene showed a large police presence in the Walmart parking lot.
- NextShark
Japanese man who licked soy sauce bottle indicted in landmark case against 'sushi terrorism'
A man has been indicted for tampering with a restaurant’s conveyor belt sushi in Japan, marking the first known case against a participant in the recent wave of “sushi terrorism” pranks in the country. Ryoga Yoshino, 21, was among the first individuals arrested for hopping on the viral trend, which has forced sushi restaurants to suspend their conveyor belts, conduct disinfection protocols, install AI-powered security cameras and explore legal measures against perpetrators. Yoshina and two others — a 19-year-old man and a 15-year-old girl — were apprehended earlier this month for an incident that occurred at a Kura Sushi branch in Nagoya City on Feb. 3.