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Jurors in the Casey Anthony capital murder trial heard more forensic testimony Monday regarding a hair found in her trunk and hairs found with the skeletal remains of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee.
However, Orange County Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. would not permit Stephen Shaw, a hair and fiber examiner for the FBI, to show jurors a PowerPoint presentation dealing with a study he is conducting on hair decomposition. Anthony's defense attorneys protested vigorously, saying they had not received a copy of the presentation or had a chance to adequately review it.
"The court does find it troubling that the state, at the ninth hour, provides a PowerPoint with color photographs that was not provided to the defense," Perry said. The dispute over the presentation was heard outside the jury's presence. Perry did allow Shaw to testify about the study.
Shaw told jurors that he examined the hair and a "hair mass" found with Caylee's remains, and that he came to the same conclusion as FBI trace evidence examiner Karen Lowe.
Lowe previously testified that a 9-inch piece of hair from the trunk appeared similar to a piece of hair recovered from the little girl's hairbrush, and had a dark band that she had only seen in hairs that remained in the scalp of a decomposing body. Shaw said he agreed with Lowe's findings, adding that the "hair mass" found with the remains had a "brushlike" appearance associated with a later stage of decomposition.
6-13-11
Today I read about, A former transit police officer convicted last year in the shooting death of an unarmed man on an Oakland, California, train platform was freed from prison early Monday morning, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He was released at 12:01 a.m. Johannes Mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter conviction, but California law gave him one day of good conduct credit for each of the 365 days he served behind bars. Mehserle has been behind bars since a Los Angeles jury found him guilty on July 8, 2010.
Today I read about floods in china. Heavy rain and flooding have left 105 people dead and more than 60 are missing in southern China. Thirty-nine people are dead and 21 missing in Hunan province, 29 are dead and 10 missing in Hubei, 24 have died and 32 are missing in Guizhou, and 13 are dead in Jiangxi, according to official reports released early Monday. Local civil affairs departments are working to establish temporary shelters, finalize emergency plans and evacuate people from dangerous areas.
Today I read about, A former transit police officer convicted last year in the shooting death of an unarmed man on an Oakland, California, train platform was freed from prison early Monday morning, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He was released at 12:01 a.m. Johannes Mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter conviction, but California law gave him one day of good conduct credit for each of the 365 days he served behind bars. Mehserle has been behind bars since a Los Angeles jury found him guilty on July 8, 2010.
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Today I read about four people found shot dead early Saturday morning. This happened near North Carolina’s triangle park. Deputies arrived to find 2 women in front and one in the back of a 4-door honda. A young man was found out side the car. All the people were to be in their 20s and identities were immediately released and the two 911 callers reported they heard shots.
Today Monday I read about an earthquake that rock Christchurch , new Zealand the magnitude was a 5.0 struck within the 90minutes of each near christanchrch reviving vivid memories of a deadly quake that killed more than 180 people in February. The police had made everyone evacuate business , districts , stores and etc . This earthquake really damaged a lot of things and killed a lot of people . But in my opinion this earthquake did damage a lot of houses . But hope all those people get everything back set up .
6-13-11
Police in an Indiana city were hoping the "America's Most Wanted" television program that aired Saturday night would bring tips that could help solve the disappearance of a college student. Bloomington Police Capt. Joe Qualters declined Saturday to discuss specifics, but told reporters evidence was still being gathered in Indiana University student Lauren Spierer's June 3 disappearance. Police are reviewing videotapes from local . Spierer, 20, was last seen leaving an apartment building a few blocks from her home about 4:30 a.m. Police have confirmed through security camera video that she returned from Kilroy's Sports Bar in Bloomington to her building at Smallwood Plaza briefly about 2:40 a.m. with someone, but they left about 10 minutes later. Police revealed Thursday that they now have additional video footage of Spierer and the other person "making their way" from Smallwood to the building where she was last seen. An attorney representing the man who was with Spierer at the time told the Journal News of Westchester County, New York, that somebody punched his client in the face during a confrontation at Smallwood. Attorney Carl Salzmann reportedly claimed that his client has no memory of the rest of the night after that or the 15 minutes leading up to it.
Monday. Today I read about the Casey Anthony Case that is still ongoing. It is now week 4 of trial and the case may seal soon. There is now more evidence against Casey Anthony that was found, and later displayed during a trial. According to Elizabeth Fontaine, a sticker in shape of a heart was found on a corner of the duct tape used to cover Caylee’s mouth. Court documents have stated that a sheet of heart-shaped stickers, with some missing, was found at the Anthony home. However, at trial it was not mentioned. The trial, if wrapped this week, will probably find Casey Anthony guilty of murdering her two-year old baby, Caylee Anthony. She is charged with more than seven counts in the death of her child, including aggravated child abuse, misleading investigators, and first-degree murder. If convicted Casey may, and will face the death penalty.
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A mountain lion was killed in a car accident in Milford, Connecticut, on Saturday and authorities say the cat may have been the same one spotted this week in nearby Greenwich. The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection says it responded to a State Police call about 1 a.m. Saturday morning reporting a collision between a 2006 Hyundai Tucson SUV and a mountain lion in the area of Exit 55 of Route 15 in Milford. The mountain lion died of injuries in the crash, but the SUV driver was uninjured. Connecticut DEP says it's possible and even likely that the mountain lion killed early Saturday morning is the same cat that's been roaming around Greenwich this month. The animal was last seen Sunday on the campus of a college prep school.
Today in class I read a article about , a Dozens of doctors and nurses went on trial Monday in Bahrain, accused of taking control of a hospital during anti-government protests, storing weapons and keeping people prisoner ,they have these doctors waiting in trial ,doctors are stressed and anxious.
Today I read about the killing of embassy bombings mastermind deprives al Qaeda of key figure , At midnight last Tuesday, two men were traveling in a black four-wheel drive through the Somali capital, Mogadishu. One was Fazul Abdullah Mohammed, the most wanted terrorist in Africa. Mohammed had survived more than a decade on the run, at least one attempt on his life, and a $5 million price on his head for planning the 1998 attacks on the U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. But his luck was about to run out in the chaos of Mogadishu, where the frontlines in the battle between the weak transitional government and al Qaeda affiliate al-Shabaab shift almost weekly. His vehicle headed toward a government checkpoint, possibly after taking a wrong turn. According to several accounts it tried to speed through, setting off a firefight with police. Mohammed was killed, but to begin with the Somali security forces had no idea who he was. Only when they discovered cell phones, a South African passport, a substantial amount of cash and a laptop did they realize this was someone of significance. So his body -- which had been rapidly buried -- was exhumed, according to Somali military officials. A sample of his DNA was sent to Nairobi, where U.S. officials confirmed it was Mohammed. They had taken DNA samples from his wife and children some years ago.
A mountain lion was killed in a car accident in Milford, Connecticut, on Saturday and authorities say the cat may have been the same one spotted this week in nearby Greenwich. The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection says it responded to a State Police call about 1 a.m. Saturday morning reporting a collision between a 2006 Hyundai Tucson SUV and a mountain lion in the area of Exit 55 of Route 15 in Milford. The mountain lion died of injuries in the crash, but the SUV driver was uninjured.
eddie haro 6/13/11
Today I read about Dozens of doctors and nurses went on trial Monday in Bahrain, accused of taking control of a hospital during anti-government protests, storing weapons and keeping people prisoner.The doctors their lawyers and international human rights activists say the defendants were tortured to extract confessions against a background of demonstrations in the kingdom.
6-14-11
Today I read about, Investigators have lost the trail of a convicted militia member who melted into the remote and rugged backcountry of western Montana after allegedly shooting at sheriff's deputies, a Missoula County sheriff's commander. Officials scaled back their search when dogs lost David Burgert's scent, Undersheriff Mike Dominick said, adding that the operation is now more of an investigation than a manhunt. Authorities have been searching for Burgert since Sunday when, they say, he led police on a low-speed chase in a Jeep Cherokee before firing shots at deputies and abandoning the vehicle.
6-14-11 Today I read an article with the title of Japan to hand out radiation meters to kids near crippled plant. I read that in Japan the fukushima city will be handing out radiation measuring devices. To 34,000 children in a plan to help calm fears about radiation. They are doing this because they received the voice from the parents and citizens. Concerned about radiation exposure of the children. So they decided to distribute them for the safety and assurance. I also read that it will be given to nursery schools, kindergartens, elementary schools and middle schools in the city.
Today I read about graffiti for a good cause in New York. A section of Walton Avenue, between 149th and 150th in New York City's Bronx borough, has some new graffiti gracing one of its walls. This, however, is not the work of neighborhood miscreants, but a call to action to end human trafficking. The mural, created by a group of students, is dedicated to Somaly Mam – an anti-trafficking activist - and is part of a project to raise awareness by the Somaly Mam Foundation. The students say the mural is their way of raising their voices against human trafficking and that they hope that when people see the mural they will add their own voices to fight against human trafficking.
Today Tuesday I read about the new law immigration and how people feel about themselves and their child also . “I worry about my children,” says one father of two young kids in Carrollton, Georgia. He didn't want to give his name, because he has no legal right to reside in the United States. “My kids were born here. What will happen with them? They don’t know and that’s their fear their scared and just think about it . So far, Washington has shown little reaction to states' enacting immigration bills. The law is meant silence . The longer Congress waits to deal with immigration reform, the louder states seem to scream for action .
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A trio of Democratic U.S. senators called for tougher firearms laws and regulations after releasing a report that showed a large number of weapons used by Mexico drug gangs originate north of the border. More than 70% of 29,284 firearms submitted to the U.S. Department of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for tracing by the Mexican government during 2009 and 2010 originated in the United States, according to the report.
6/14/11 Today I read about Eric Arthur Efaw age 44 was accused of placing a hidden camera in unisex bathroom at Starbucks was found dead in a hotel room Sunday. Eric was arrested Wednesday after police identified him as the owner of a camera discovered in the bathroom of a Starbuck. The camera was in the bathroom and discovered in May 31st by the Starbucks manager. The camera was on under the sink of the unisex bathroom. Efaw was charged with misdemeanor voyeurism and released Thursday on $10,000 bond. He admitted to placing the camera in the restroom and said he had done so six to seven times in the past two months.
Tuesday. Today I read about the Anthony case which is still active. The hair found inside the trunk of Casey Anthony’s car is not excluded as being Casey or Caylee’s. The hair was further examined by FBI forensics investigator. The forensic investigator, put a small portion of the hair in mitochondrial DNA testing. She told the jurors that this is done when a specimen such as hair or skeletal remains do not contain enough nuclear DNA for testing. They took a cheek swab sample of Casey, and it matched that of the hair. However, any maternal relative may not be excluded from the match.
Colton Harris-Moore gained notoriety and earned his nickname for allegedly leading police on a two-year manhunt while eluding capture in stolen boats, cars and planes usually while barefoot. In May, a federal judge added bank burglary to an indictment that contains five other federal charges stemming from Harris-Moore's dramatic July 2010 capture in the Bahamas. Four of the charges are punishable by up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. His attorney, John Henry Browne, told reporters a draft of a plea agreement could be finished by the end of the day Thursday. Negotiations for a restitution amount are still under way, he said, adding that the amount will likely be about $1.3 million. Browne stressed that his 20-year-old client wants any money generated from likely book or movie deals to go to the victims.
6-14-11
Today I have read about a man accused of placing a hidden camera in the unisex bathroom of a Starbucks was found dead in a hotel room in Punta Gorda, Florida, on Sunday. Eric Arthur Efaw, 44, of Riverview, Florida, was arrested Wednesday after police identified him as the store owner of a camera discovered in the bathroom of Starbucks. The device was originally found May 31 by a Starbucks manager who removed it from under the sink of the unisex bathroom. The device and traced it to Efaw by getting images of his license plate after he left the camera on as he walked to his car. Efaw was charged with misdemeanor voyeurism and released Thursday on $10,000 bond. He admitted to placing the camera in the restroom and said he had done so six to seven times in the past two months. An investigation is under way into the cause of his death.
Violence associated with drug cartels is a growing problem in Mexico. An assault weapons ban expired in 2004. Tens of thousands of firearms used by Mexican drug gangs originate in the United States. "We're seeing large-scale violence that we didn't see 20 years ago," Andrew Selee, director of the Mexico Institute at the Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars in Washington, said in May.
Today in class i read an article about how Arizona's wildfire now 18% contained the fire More than 4,700 fire fighters continue to work the Wallow Fire, which is the largest fire currently active in the United States, according to Inci web, an interagency fire information service. Firefighters are working nine miles of fire line close to population centers in that high-priority section of the fire to maintain it to rise from the blazed winds .
Today I read about Israel's foreign minister Tuesday denied that an American-Israeli law student being held as a spy in Egypt worked for Israeli intelligence.Avigdor Lieberman has no idea why Ilan Grapel, 27, should be detained, he told Israel Radio.Grapel was apprehended Sunday and ordered held for 15 days on suspicion of spying for IsraelGrapel was taken into custody in a five-star hotel in downtown Cairo, Saeed said Sunday. Grapel's mother said he had been staying at a $9-a-night youth hostel.Israeli diplomats visited Grapel on Tuesday, according to Egypt's Israeli embassy, and found him to be in good health. Israel continues working for Grapel's release.Grapel's mother denied Monday that her son was involved in espionage."There is no chance he's a spy," Irene Grapel said from her home in New York. Her son, a former paratrooper in the Israel Defense Forces, holds dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship. He worked briefly for St. Andrew's Refugee Services in Cairo, said its assistant director Fiona Cameron."Ilan Grapel worked for us for four days last week.
Tuesday- Today I read about an Unlocked iPhone 4 now available in the U.S. Rumors had been building over the last several days that Apple was preparing to add such an item to its inventory system sooner than later, and those rumors came to fruition early Tuesday morning. Unlocked iPhone 4s are available in both black and white and the device is otherwise the same as the AT&T-locked iPhone 4 that many of us are already familiar with.
6-15-11 Today I read an article with the title of Man says he was kidnapped to give up Shaq sex tape. I read that Seven alleged Los Angeles street gang members. Are charged with kidnapping and robbing a man who testified in court that they were after a Shaquille O'Neal sex tape he had. Los Angeles prosecutors said they have not verified the sex tape. Purportedly showing the retired basketball star having sex with several women, actually exists. The alleged victim is Robert Ross, who said he was a member of the defendants' Main Street Mafia Crips Gang before he became a music promoter.
Today I read about a boy who died in a waterfall. A teenage boy is dead after he fell into the waters at a Burke County state park and plunged more than 80 feet over a water fall. 17-year-old Robert McMahon, from Shelby, was at the High Shoals Falls at South Mountains State Park with his family on Tuesday afternoon, when he fell into the water. Johnathan Griffith, Superintendent with South Mountains State Park, told WBTV McMahon went under the railing near the top of the waterfall and slipped off, falling 80 feet to his death.
6-15-11
Today I read about, A bipartisan group of House members said Wednesday they are filing a lawsuit that challenges U.S. participation in the Libya military mission.Meanwhile, the White House is sending a report on the mission to Congress on Wednesday in order to answer questions raised by legislators, Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters.The administration's report will include a legal analysis for the mission and address a June 3 House resolution that raised questions about the president's goal in Libya
6/15/11
Today in class i read an article about how Arizona's wildfire now 18% contained the fire More than 4,700 fire fighters continue to work the Wallow Fire, which is the largest fire currently active in the United States, according to Inci web, an interagency fire information service. Firefighters are working nine miles of fire line close to population centers in that high-priority section of the fire to maintain it to rise from the blazed winds .
Canada Post says the lockout is needed to avoid burdening taxpayers. Canada Post claims the strike has racked up $100 million in losses. The union is protesting corporation plans to cut worker benefits. "We believe that a lockout is the best way to bring a timely resolution to this impasse and force the union to seriously consider proposals that address declining mail volumes and the $3.2 billion pension deficit," Canada Post stated.
Wednesday. Today I read about the case I’ve been following since it started. The Casey Anthony case. Anthony’s defense will start to present evidence on Thursday. The prosecutors stick to believing that Casey Anthony murdered her two-year-old child by using chloroform on her and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth. The defense says that this claim is false, and that Caylee died by drowning in a family pull. Then Casey and her father panicked, and threw the body out. Casey’s father denies this claim. Casey has a history of lying to investigators, family, and friends. She is soon to be sentenced. Casey is charged with more than 7 counts in the murder of her baby, and if convicted, she may, will, and shall face the death penalty.
Today I read about a jewelry store robbing. It happened at La Mesa. Were cops were looking for a man that was accused of it. It happened at 8:15 at a Zales Jewelry Store. Inside the Grossmont Center Shopping Mall were the robbery happened. The stores manager told police he had just closed the business and was locking the doors but one man remained inside. As the manager approached the man he drew a black semiautomatic handgun and pointed it at the manager.
eddie haro 6/15/11
Today I read about as the Syrian military on Tuesday continued its relentless advance against protesters, citizens who had fled their homes for safety related horror story upon horror story to a reporter who managed to enter the country. Despite the Syrian government's consistent refusal to give CNN and other international news organizations permission to enter the country, a CNN reporter crossed the Turkish border into northwestern Syria for a few hours Tuesday.
Today I read about thousands of Greeks protest after violent protests against austerity measures Wednesday, Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou announced a government reshuffle in a bid to solve his nation's debt woes. Papandreou said in a brief televised statement that he will seek a vote of confidence in the new government Thursday. He did not offer any details of the extent of the government reorganization. The Greek parliament has opened debate on the austerity measures, seen as essential to Greece's meeting the terms of its international creditors. Papandreou said the formation of a unity government requires agreement from all opposition parties on the cuts and privatizations agreed to in an international bailout Greece undertook just over a year ago. Papandreou's reshuffle comes amid mounting opposition and the defection of one of his party's parliament members over the austerity program. The main opposition party, New Democracy, has repeatedly demanded that Papandreou quit and that a cross-party coalition renegotiate the terms of the bailout package. The government's popularity has plunged recently and anti-government protests turned violent Wednesday, as demonstrators threw gasoline bombs at the Ministry of Finance and police fired tear gas at protesters.
Wednesday- Today I read about Seven alleged Los Angeles street gang members being charged with kidnapping and robbing a man who testified in court that they were after a Shaquille O'Neal sex tape he had. Los Angeles prosecutors said they have not verified the sex tape, purportedly showing the retired basketball star having sex with several women, actually exists. Ross testified at the defendants' preliminary hearing Monday that the gang members kidnapped him at gunpoint on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, California, the night of the 2008 Grammy Awards.
6-15-11
Seven alleged Los Angeles street gang members are charged with kidnapping and robbing a man who testified in court that they were after a Shaquille O'Neal sex tape he had. Los Angeles prosecutors said they have not verified the sex tape, purportedly showing the retired basketball star having sex with several women, actually exists. The alleged victim is Robert Ross, who said he was a member of the defendants' Main Street Mafia Crips Gang before he became a music promoter. Ross testified at the defendants' preliminary hearing Monday that the gang members kidnapped him at gunpoint on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. The men took Ross' diamond chain, Rolex watch, diamond earrings and $15,000 in cash.
Thursday. – Today I read about Ayman al-Zawahiri that is now widely regarded as the organization's de facto leader. Born into a wealthy family in Cairo, al-Zawahiri is a physician and founding member of the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, a militant organization. That opposed the then secular Egyptian government of Hosni Mubarak and sought its overthrow through violent means. also went to Afghanistan during their fight against the Soviets, although he was there primarily to offer his medical expertise. In they year 1998 when the ELJ effectively merged with al Qaeda, he sent a fax to the U.S that they will be a truck bombing killing 224 people. The FBI is rewarding a 25 million check for information of thius act.
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This morning I read about Casey Anthony's defense began presenting its case Thursday in her capital murder trial, calling to the stand a crime scene investigator and an FBI forensic examiner. Gerardo Bloise, crime scene investigator with the Orange County, Florida, Sheriff's Office, led off the defense witnesses. Bloise, who previously testified for the prosecution, discussed the execution of a search warrant at the Anthony home on August 6, 2008, and his duties, which were to examine the clothing in Casey Anthony's closet with an alternative light source for any stains. Bloise testified no stains were found on the pants Anthony wore on June 16, 2008, the day her 2-year-old daughter Caylee was last seen. However, he acknowledged to prosecutor Linda Drane Burdick on cross-examination that Anthony's mother, Cindy, had told authorities she had washed the pants after that day. Bloise also testified he examined a vehicle belonging to Anthony Lazzaro, Casey Anthony's then-boyfriend. He said he found a stain in the car's interior, but a presumptive test for blood was negative. Asked by Burdick whether Lazzaro's car smelled like a dead body, Bloise said it did not. Defense attorney Jose Baez, on redirect, asked him whether Lazzaro's car had a bag of trash in it that had been there for weeks, and Bloise said no. Grace weighs in on case against Anthony Was Caylee put in trash bag alive? Defense asks for Casey Anthony acquittal Casey's demeanor 'normal' during tattoo.
Monday. - Al Qaeda warnings against the United States emerged Friday as the materials taken from Osama bin Laden's compound continued to yield a trove of intelligence, including details about a possible attack on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. the bin Laden terrorist network that carried out the deadly attack in 2001, confirmed its leader's death on Friday in a Web statement and used that opportunity to taunt and threaten the United States. Sheikh Osama didn't build an organization that will vanish with his death or fades away with his departure.
6-16-11 Today I read an article with the name of Guatemalan, Mexican authorities target Zetas cartel. I read that the top prosecutors in Mexico and Guatemala set their sights on the Zetas drug cartel. The top prosecutors met a day after Guatemalan. Authorities announced a month long extension of the "state of siege" in the northern border province of Petén. Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom declared the emergency measure in May. After investigators found the bodies of 27 dismembered and decapitated workers on a farm in Petén. I also read that so far this year, Guatemalan authorities have seized 344 million quetzales (about $44 million) worth of cocaine, 566 vehicles, eight airplanes and about 200 weapons from suspected members.
Today I read about Fighting flared in Yemen's volatile southern region Thursday, as security forces battled armed Islamic militants in one town and reports surfaced of arrests and deaths in two other cities. Fighting erupted for six hours Wednesday in Hawta, the capital of Lahj province, when armed Islamic militants attacked government compounds, according to a security official who asked not to be named because he's not authorized to speak to the media. Three people died and at least 12 people were wounded in the clashes Wednesday. The fierce fighting between security personnel and insurgents resumed Thursday. Yemeni state TV also reported unrest in the southern towns of Zinjibar and Aden.
Thursday- Today I read about The top prosecutors in Mexico and Guatemala set their sights on the Zetas drug cartel Wednesday, pledging to pool information and resources as their countries battle the notoriously violent criminal group. Attorneys general from the neighboring nations agreed "to create concrete mechanisms for quickly exchanging timely information for the fight against the Zetas organization and others.” Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom declared the emergency measure in May after investigators found the bodies of 27 dismembered and decapitated workers on a farm in Peten.
6/16/11
Today I read about, A former transit police officer convicted last year in the shooting death of an unarmed man on an Oakland, California, train platform was freed from prison early Monday morning, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department. He was released at 12:01 a.m. Johannes Mehserle was sentenced to two years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter conviction, but California law gave him one day of good conduct credit for each of the 365 days he served behind bars. Mehserle has been behind bars since a Los Angeles jury found him guilty on July 8, 2010.
6-16-11
Today I read about, Jurors in the Casey Anthony murder trial heard more complicated testimony regarding DNA on Thursday, as an FBI forensic examiner discussed the testing of several items relevant to the case.Testing found no blood on any of Anthony's clothes, in her car trunk or in the interior of the car, according to the examiner, Heather Seubert, and an Orange County, Florida, Sheriff's Office crime scene technician. Prosecutors allege that Anthony, 25, killed her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008 by using chloroform on her and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth.
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Today I read about in the Casey Anthony murder trial the Testing found no blood on any of Anthony's clothes or in her car trunk or in the interior of the car. Prosecutors allege that Anthony killed her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008 by using chloroform on her and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth. They allege she then put the little girl's body in black garbage bags and stored it in her trunk before dumping it in woods near her home.Anthony faces first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and misleading investigators. If convicted, she could face the death penalty.
Thursday. Today I read about the Casey Anthony case which I have been following since day 1. The defense has brought up new evidence that Casey’s dad had contact with an ex-convict. “New evidence” was found that George had made four phone calls with and to this man. The man had been in prison for some years because of kidnapping. However, Casey’s defense may have brought in new late evidence, to try to save Casey from being convicted already. They will do anything it takes, and will even trash George’s reputation.
6/16/11
Today I read about the alleged "Barefoot Bandit" entered a not guilty plea during a federal court appearance Thursday, but a lawyer representing him said attorneys were working on the details of a plea agreement. Colton Harris-Moore gained notoriety and earned his nickname for allegedly leading police on a two-year manhunt while eluding capture in stolen boats, cars and planes -- usually while barefoot.
Today Thursday I read about cell phone video showing rapes and torture . On the front lines of Libya's war, rebel fighters say they are finding more than weapons on captured or killed soldiers loyal to ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
Rebels say they have confiscated cell phones that contain video showing Gadhafi loyalists raping women and torturing people . In my opinion I think that parents should be more careful about who their child text or talk to . Because this can be something really dangerous .
Today I read about Three men in their mid-20s armed with guns held up an Ocean Beach antique store Thursday afternoon and got away with three shelves of gold jewelry, authorities said. The men, all described as Hispanic, entered the Ocean Beach Antique Mall at 4926 Newport Avenue around 12:46 p.m. with guns and tied up the employees.
eddie haro 6/16/11
Today I read about On the front lines of Libya's war, rebel fighters say they are finding more than weapons on captured or killed soldiers loyal to ruler Moammar Gadhafi.Rebels say they have confiscated cell phones that contain video showing Gadhafi loyalists raping women and torturing people.CNN has obtained a copy of a video shot on a cell phone that appears to show a woman being sexually abused. The person who gave the video to CNN says it was on a cell phone that was confiscated from a Gadhafi loyalist.
6-16-11
On the third anniversary of the day 2-year-old Caylee Anthony was last seen alive, attorneys for her suspected killer her mother, Casey Anthony kicked off their defense Thursday, presenting testimony about DNA and forensic procedures. Testing found no blood on any of Anthony's clothes, in her car trunk or in the interior of the car. The two were the first witnesses called by Anthony's defense on a day that saw several heated exchanges between the prosecution and the defense. Prosecutors allege that Anthony, 25, killed Caylee in 2008 by using chloroform on her and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth. They allege she then put the little girl's body in black garbage bags and stored it in her trunk before dumping it in woods near her home.
This morning I read about Here in the land of Mickey, where parents lavish time and money to immerse their little ones in the magic of childhood, another name has stolen the show: Casey. Casey Anthony, 25, is accused of killing her doe-eyed toddler and the murder trial is inescapable this summer: Inside the diner, the gym, the hair salon -- even the car wash -- TV screens are tuned in to the coverage and grabbing eyeballs. At Fields BMW in suburban Winter Park, no one has switched channels in the customer lounge since testimony began four weeks ago. "I don't think anybody's brave enough to grab the remote," said Whitney Lore, the cashier. The drama sucked in Trevor Ball this week as he waited for his wife's BMW to be serviced. He fired off a Casey update to her by text: The prosecution rests. Half the people who turn on their TVs in Orlando during the daytime are watching the trial, says Steve Hyvonen, news director at WKMG, a CNN affiliate. That usually only happens here when a hurricane hits.
Here in the land of Mickey, where parents lavish time and money to immerse their little ones in the magic of childhood, another name has stolen the show: Casey. The drama sucked in Trevor Ball this week as he waited for his wife's BMW to be serviced. He fired off a Casey update to her by text: The prosecution rests. Half the people who turn on their TVs in Orlando during the daytime are watching the trial, says Steve Hyvonen, news director at WKMG, a CNN affiliate. That usually only happens here when a hurricane hits.
6/17/11
A trio of Democratic U.S. senators called for tougher firearms laws and regulations after releasing a report that showed a large number of weapons used by Mexico drug gangs originate north of the border. More than 70% of 29,284 firearms submitted to the U.S. Department of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for tracing by the Mexican government during 2009 and 2010 originated in the United States, according to the report.
Today I read about Mexican federal police arrested a drug cartel operative accused of attacking a police station with a car bomb and participating in the killing of a man that was then posted on the Internet. Marco Antonio Guzman Zuniga, nicknamed "Brad Pitt," was identified by police as a leader of La Linea, the Juarez cartel's enforcement arm. He was arrested Wednesday in the city of Chihuahua. The state of Chihuahua had offered a reward of up to half a million pesos ($42,000) for information leading to his arrest. and he did get turned in by police officials.
6-17-11 Today I read an article with the name of Gas explosion kills 4 in Israel. I read that four people were killed and 55 injured about midnight Thursday. This happened when a gas canister exploded in a restaurant in Netanya, north of Tel Aviv, sources with Israeli ambulance. The explosion was not the result of a terrorist attack. I also read that the top floor of the four-story storage building collapsed. Police were searching the building to ensure that everyone had been accounted for. Some people were being evacuated with a crane.
Today I read about four people being killed at Israel. The explosion happen on Thursday in a restaurant in Netanya, north of Tel Avi. The explosion was not a terrorist attack. During the explosion on the four- story building, the top floor collapsed. Police were searching the building to ensure that everyone had been accounted for. Some people were being evacuated with a crane.
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Today I read about six people shot on a porch outside of a Baltimore home. This happened on Thursday afternoon. One of the victims died at the hospital. The police were unclear of the relationship on the realtionship on the victims. Two of the victims are listed in critical condition, and three sustained injuries that were not life-threatening. Homicide detectives are investigating
Today Friday I read about 6 people got shot while sitting outside a porch , on Thursday afternoon . One of them victims died at the hospital . Two of the victims are listed in critical conditions , and three sustained injuries that were not life-threatening
Friday- Today I read about osama bin ladin’s charges being dropped federal court in Manhattan on Friday, prosecutors disposed of a 1998 indictment that charged bin Laden with murder and conspiracy to kill Americans for his role in attacking U.S. embassies in East Africa in 1998. The indictment also alleged that bin Laden tried to attack U.S. defense assets.The bombing of U.S. embassies in Nairobi, Kenya, and Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, killed 224 people. A raid by U.S. special operations forces killed bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan, on May 2.
today i read about about 36 killed in stadium stampede in MaliAt least 36 people were killed in a stampede at a stadium in Mali after a speech by a prominent imam, the British Embassy in the country said Tuesday.
The stampede at the Modibo Keita stadium took place Monday afternoon as the crowd was leaving the facility, said Mohamed Ba, a consular at the embassy. Another 64 people were wounded, he said.
The crowd had come to hear Imam Osman Madani Haidara speak.
The stadium seats 25,000 and it was absolutely full, as it is every time Imam Osman Madani Haidara gives a sermon," Ba said
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Today I read about Ever since he was a boy, Friday has been a day of prayer and rest for Murad Alazzany.Following a rhythm as old as Islam itself, Fridays meant lunchtime prayers at the mosque and relaxing with friends and family for the rest of the day.But that was before protests and revolutions across the Middle East smashed decades old regimes and caused unprecedented civil unrest.
Friday. Today I read, well I actually saw the Casey Anthony trial live. A witness was called up to the stand to talk about the stains in the trunk of the car. The witness says that the body was probably in the trunk from 3 to 5 days. He also stated that a presence of a certain type of fly that only shows up in stage of decomposition was present. Casey Anthony did not take the stand, and the trial will be on recess until tomorrow morning to hear more.
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Today’s reading talks about, immigration. This topic makes people debate about it. Weather or not immigrants should be aloud to stay here or not. This has been a open topic for years. Some people say that they should be aloud to come here because it gives them a chance to make a life for there family. Other people say that they shouldn't b able to come because that they come and take the jobs of the Americans that have been here and made jobs from there cold sweat.
Marco Antonio Guzman Zuniga was arrested on Wednesday. Police say he also detonated a car bomb. He is accused of trying to kill a deputy police commander. The state of Chihuahua had offered a reward of up to half a million pesos ($42,000) for information leading to his arrest. He is also accused of taking part in the killing of a man whose death was recorded and the recording distributed on the Internet.
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The married couple Phillip and Nancy Garrido started serving sentences for their roles in the abduction and rape of Jaycee Dugard.They held Dugard captive for 18 years. Phillip Garrido has to serve 431 years to life. Nancy Garrido was sentenced to 36 years to life in prison. Dugard was abducted in South Lake Tahoe, California, in 1991. She was 11 years old at the time of her kidnapping.She was later found in 2009. The Garridos held Dugard in a hidden in their home's grounds in Antioch. Garridos was called "evil“ and "sexual perversion."
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Suffolk County Police have upped the ante in their search for a killer or killers who apparently dumped their victims along a remote stretch of beach in Long Island, New York. The reward for information leading to an arrest once topping out at $5,000 was raised five-fold. The $25,000 reward would be the largest offered in Suffolk County history, in an apparent bid to fill out a possible serial killer case that some fear has gone cold. At least 10 sets of human remains have been found in Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties since December. The woman who originally prompted the searches 23 year old Shannan Gilbert remains missing, and police say they have sifted through more than 1,000 tips related to the case. The New Jersey woman was last seen in May 2010 at a private party at a home in the Oak Beach community.
Today in class I read a article about a plane crash in Russia, Officials searched for answers Tuesday after a Russian jetliner made a premature descent and burst into flames in the country's northwest, killing 44 people and injuring eight others. Nearly 140 rescue workers, doctors and police officers help at the scene The crash kills 44 people and injures eight more, emergency officials say Bad weather and human error possible causes of crash The Moscow-to-Petrozavodsk flight went down late Monday
Today I read about A suspected robber was found hiding in a parked car Thursday, shortly after he allegedly stole a deposit bag from a man outside an East County bank, police reported. The victim was exiting the Wells Fargo branch office in the 200 block of North Second Street in El Cajon about 11 a.m. when a man confronted him, grabbed the money pouch and ran off, Lt. Jeff Arvan said.
Today I Read about Family and friends of a 52-year-old Caltrans road worker killed in an on-the-job traffic accident on a Mount Hope-area freeway ramp last week will gather today to mourn his death and share their memories of him. Funeral services for Richard Gonzalez of San Ysidro will take place early this evening at a memorial park in Bonita.
Today I read about A Mexican drug smuggler who ran over and killed a U.S. Customs and Border Protection Border patrol agent in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area was sentenced Friday to life in prison. Jesus Navarro-Montes was convicted in April of second-degree murder and drug charges in the death of 32-year-old Border Agent Agent Luis Aguilar, who was run over by a Hummer H2 filled with drugs on Jan. 19, 2008. Prosecutor David Leshner told jurors that Navarro-Montes callously ran over Aguilar in an attempt to escape agents and return to Mexico.
7/6/11 today i read about Reputed mobster James "Whitey" Bulger pleaded not guilty Wednesday to all counts against him, including his alleged role in 19 murders.
Bulger, who was arraigned in federal court in Boston, was in an orange jumpsuit with hands and feet shackled when he entered the courtroom and gave a wink to his brothers, William and John, who were seated in the front row.
His attorney, J.W. Carney, said Bulger, 81, shows no signs of Alzheimer's disease, though neighbors at Bulger's Santa Monica, California, apartment told CNN two weeks ago that Bulger's girlfriend spoke of his exhibiting that type of dementia.
Carney said Bulger's mind is very sharp.
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today i ready about French financier Dominique Strauss-Kahn will not accept any plea bargain and "won't plead guilty to anything" in the sex crimes case against him, one of his attorneys told CNN on Thursday. Attorney William Taylor made the remarks a day after Strauss-Kahn's legal team met with prosecutors in the case for nearly two hours. It's not known if any plea deal was offered. The meeting came about a week after Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. acknowledged that there are questions about the credibility of Strauss-Kahn's accuser. The 62-year-old former chief of the International Monetary Fund is charged with sexual abuse and attempted rape of a hotel maid in May. While Wednesday's meeting with prosecutors was "constructive," Strauss-Kahn's attorneys said, prosecutors maintained that they are not ready to drop the charges.
Today I read about Former Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez said on Monday that his son's manslaughter sentence in the stabbing death of a 22-year-old Mesa College student near San Diego State University was politically motivated, angering the victim's parents and eliciting a denial from the county's top prosecutor. The parents of Luis Santos have sued former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and the state, claiming he violated state law when he failed to notify them just before leaving office that he was reducing the sentence for Esteban Nunez from 16 years to seven years.
Today I read about A motorist who struck a bicyclist near Leucadia State Beach in Encinitas, then left the scene, was convicted Tuesday of hit-and-run causing death. Joseph Ricardo Fernandez, 46, is scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 12 by Vista Judge K. Michael Kirkman, who conducted a two-day bench trial. He faces up to four years behind bars for the April 10 death of 47-year-old James Swarzman of Encino. Swarzman was riding with friends when he was struck from behind about 1 a.m. in the 1200 block of North Coast Highway 101.
Today I read about "Cut, cap and balance" is all the rage in some Republican quarters. Cut a substantial amount of spending to bring down the roughly $1.5 trillion deficit expected this year. Cap federal spending at 18 percent of the gross domestic product. It's at 24 percent of the GDP now. Pass a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution that includes spending caps and makes it difficult to raise federal taxes. "The answer for the country is for the president to agree to cut federal spending, to cap federal spending and to put in place a balanced-budget amendment," Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney says.
Today I read about The defense rested Tuesday in the case of alleged Ohio serial killer Anthony Sowell, who is accused of sexually assaulting, killing and dismembering 11 Cleveland-area women between 2007 and 2009. The defense called no witnesses and presented no evidence during the trial, according to CNN affiliate WOIO. Prosecutors rested their case against Sowell on Monday. Opening statements in the trial were held June 27. If convicted, Sowell could face the death penalty. He has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity to the 85 counts he faces. Investigators at Sowell's home discovered the remains of the 11 women -- ages 25 to 52 -- beginning in October 2009. Since then, other women have come forward alleging that Sowell attacked them, too.
Today Wednesday I read about At a morgue in Pakistan's largest city, five linen pouches , each the size of a loaf of bread -- line the shelf of a walk-in freezer. Wrapped inside each small sack is the corpse of an infant. The babies are victims of what one relief agency calls Pakistan's worst unfolding tragedy the killing and dumping of newborns. Records at Delhi Foundation show more than 1,200 newborns were killed and dumped in Pakistan last year, an increase of about 200 from the previous year.
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6-14-11 Today I read an article with the title of Japan to hand out radiation meters to kids near crippled plant. I read that in Japan the fukushima city will be handing out radiation measuring devices. To 34,000 children in a plan to help calm fears about radiation. They are doing this because they received the voice from the parents and citizens. Concerned about radiation exposure of the children. So they decided to distribute them for the safety and assurance. I also read that it will be given to nursery schools, kindergartens, elementary schools and middle schools in the city.
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