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Connecticut woman accused of torturing stepson blames late hubby — while lawyer says vic ‘could have just walked away’
The Connecticut woman accused of torturing her emaciated stepson and holding him captive for decades is now pointing fingers at…
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NYPD cop pinned between vehicles in frightening early morning Manhattan crash
An NYPD officer was involved in a harrowing crash in Manhattan on Friday morning when he was struck by an…
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36 years after an Iowa mother vanished, her boyfriend at the time is arrested
The arrest of Robert Davis, the former boyfriend of Barbara Lenz, who disappeared 36 years ago, has brought new developments…
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How Many Crimes Are Prosecuted In The United States?
Highlights Most crimes involve reduced charges or dropped or deferred prosecutions. Concessions through plea-bargains, dropped charges, and limited prison sentences…
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Bartenders at NYC Irish pubs share wildest St. Patrick’s Day stories: Crazy bathroom sex, ‘leprechaun’ thief, more
“She walks up to me and says, ‘I have something for you.’ And she pulls out the tie,” Jansen said,…
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What is a recession, and is the U.S. economy heading for one? Here’s what economists say.
President Trump’s recent comments on the possibility of a U.S. recession have sparked concerns among economists and the public. In…
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‘Ghost Adventures’ star Aaron Goodwin files for divorce after wife’s alleged murder-for-hire plot
“Ghost Adventures” Star Aaron Goodwin Files for Divorce After Murder-for-Hire Plot Aaron Goodwin, known for his role in the popular…
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Selena killer Yolanda Saldívar set for parole hearing after 30 years
Yolanda Saldívar, the woman serving a life sentence for the 1995 murder of Selena Quintanilla-Perez, also known as the “Queen…
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Gene Hackman estate attempted to block photos of actor, Betsy Arakawa death investigation
Gene Hackman and Betsy Arakawa’s estate is currently working to prevent the release of photos, videos, and police bodycam footage…
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EPA eliminating environmental justice jobs
Environmental Protection Agency administrator Lee Zeldin has made a controversial decision to eliminate all diversity, equity, and inclusion as well…
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