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Cleveland man convicted of murder
The women began disappearing in 2007, and prosecutors said Sowell lured them to his home with the promise of alcohol or drugs. Police discovered the first two bodies and a freshly dug grave in late 2009 after officers went to investigate a woman
Updated: 07/23/2011 08:01A
Experts rate P-Noy's first year
The verdict – passed on to a handful of reporters Friday night at Ateneo's Bernas Law Center in Rockwell, Makati City – was an average rating of 4.69 out of a possible 10. Chaired by Prof. Solita “Mareng Winnie” Monsod, the MGG said the President's
Updated: 07/23/2011 08:00A
Suspended Qatari FIFA exec faces verdict in bribery case
"None of us should be completely surprised if a guilty verdict is returned," bin Hammam said on his personal website. "It seems likely that FIFA has already made its decision weeks ago." A leaked interim report said the panel found "compelling"
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:57A
Tonch Weldon jury still pondering verdict; returning Monday for more deliberations
Tonch Weldon, 39, of Blairstown, Iowa, is shown during his first-degree murder trial at the Iowa County Courthouse on Wednesday, July 20, 2011, in Marengo, Iowa. Weldon is accused of shooting and killing 35-year-old Amy Gephart, who was living with him
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:44A
Verdict on Scarborough surgeon 'has saved lives'
Nayef El-Barghouty has been suspended from practice for 12 months after a General Medical Council hearing was told how he rushed and bungled a routine operation on mum-of-two Jo Roche's thyroid gland. He also told “deplorable” lies at the inquest into
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:31A
Football: Day of reckoning dawns for Bin Hammam
"So none of us should be completely surprised if a guilty verdict is returned." If found guilty of attempted bribery, Bin Hammam faces a life ban from football activities. He would also become the most senior FIFA official ever to be convicted of
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:31A
Ohio man convicted of 11 killings had 'nightmares' By The Associated Press
The nightmares happened when Anthony Sowell was smoking crack cocaine in the company of women, especially if they reminded him of his ex-girlfriend. And, as he told detectives, the nightmares were all the same: They involved him hurting a woman with
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:26A
Asian football chief awaits FIFA ethics verdict
"So none of us should be completely surprised if a guilty verdict is returned." If found guilty of attempted bribery, Bin Hammam faces a life ban from football activities. He would also become the most senior FIFA official ever to be convicted of
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:16A
Jury finds Windsor man guilty in assault on girlfriend
The trial began on June 6, and the jury returned a guilty verdict after about two hours of deliberation on July 10. He was sentenced on July 15. The case began in April 2010, when Windsor police were called to North Colorado Medical Center on the
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:16A
Casey Anthony's Defense Lawyers Harassed by Public
With public unrest still at a high over the Casey Anthony verdict, those involved in helping free the 25-year-old are apparently paying the cost, including outspoken defense attorney Cheney Mason.
Updated: 07/23/2011 07:16A
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