Man gets three life sentences for killing of Naval Academy mother
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Murder of Sheila Bellush, Sarasota mom of quads, featured on CNBC series, 'Blood & Money'
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Police: Missing Chesterfield lawyer Mark Englisby found dead
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Nathan Millard death: Suspect arrested, accused of dumping missing exec's body
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Illegal Guide Whose Client Died in Buffalo National River Receives Probation
An Arkansas man who was convicted of leading illegal hikes along the Buffalo National River was sentenced by a federal court on Tuesday, March 7. The man, Jeffrey Johnson, led a 31-person hike through the public area last May, and one participant died during the excursion. Following a December trial in the Western District of Arkansas, Johnson was convicted of one count of engaging in or soliciting business in a national park without a permit, and one count of soliciting money inside a national park without a permit, according to a news release.
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