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Man convicted of murder in deaths of 11 women
AP Cleveland: A man who lived among the rotting remains of 11 women was convicted on Friday of killing all of them, bringing closure to a case that has haunted the city since the bodies were unearthed from a house that smelled like death.
Updated: 07/23/2011 04:02P
Soccer: FIFA bans Bin Hammam for life
The verdict "was in keeping with the declared policy of the committee to show zero tolerance of unethical behavior," panel chairman Petrus Damaseb said. Bin Hammam, a 15-year veteran of the FIFA executive committee, is the most senior football official
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:58P
FIFA bans bin Hammam for life for bribing voters
The verdict “was in keeping with the declared policy of the committee to show zero tolerance of unethical behaviour,” panel chairman Petrus Damaseb said. Bin Hammam, a 15-year veteran of the FIFA executive committee, is the most senior soccer official
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:38P
Father of NYC subway bomb plotter convicted
A Brooklyn jury found the father of Najibullah Zazi guilty of conspiracy and obstruction of justice at a trial detailing the disintegration of a working-class family of Afghan-Americans amid chilling allegations of homegrown terror.
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:36P
FIFA life ban for Bin Hammam
He said through a statement on Friday that he expected a guilty verdict and that he would appeal. Following the verdict, a spokesman of the Qatari said: “He (Bin Hammam) maintains his innocence. He will continue to fight his case through the legal
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:30P
How the ethics panel reached 'that' verdict in tale of unfinished business
The guilty verdict was followed by a life ban from all football activities. Damaseb said this was considered the only appropriate way of expressing the committee's wish to demonstrate “zero tolerance to unethical behaviour.” Minguell and Sylvester were
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:24P
How the ethics panel reached its verdict in a tale of unfinished business
The guilty verdict was followed by a life ban from all football activities. Damaseb said this was considered the only appropriate way of expressing the committee's wish to demonstrate “zero tolerance to unethical behaviour.” Minguell and Sylvester were
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:19P
How ethics panel reached its verdict in a tale of unfinished business
LONDON/ZURICH: Petrus Damaseb, delivering judgment on FIFA's 'Trinidad Three' after a two-day hearing in Zurich, let slip a sense of frustration and irritation on two intriguing occasions. One concerned Jack Warner; the other concerned the flood of
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:01P
Scientists apprehensive over GMO import plan
Kenyan scientists say the current food insecurity is a man-made scarcity that has its roots in graft-driven politics and the fight for control of agro-business, which heralds a new chapter in neo-colonialism through multinational firms.
Updated: 07/23/2011 03:01P
England v India, First Test day three, Lord's, as it happened
Double centurion Kevin Pietersen's verdict after the second day's play: "Thanks for all your very kind tweets.. Much appreciated!! Let's hope we win this test match.. 1st session tomoz crucial." Saturday at Lord's, the sun breaking through wandering
Updated: 07/23/2011 02:55P
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