Posted on 12 March 2011. Tags: Japan Quake, Minamisanriku, Tsunami, What Happened?, Yukio Edano
Authorities in northeast Japan are deep into the search for unknown thousands of missing people long after overwhelming earthquake and resulting tsunami. So far the official death count from the Friday catastrophes has reached 700, but it is recognized that the final count will most probably be well over 1,000 dead, but it could be [...]
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Posted on 10 March 2011. Tags: Aladar Sturcz, Bury Mother in Basement, father murdering his mother, Katherine Mary Brown, Robert Sturcz
Vancouver police have begun an excavation in a basement of a townhouse in East Vancouver after a man from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, contacted then to report that he witnessed his father murdering his mother in the townhouse over thirty years ago. Robert Sturcz, 38, reported that when he was 5, Aladar Sturcz, his 350 [...]
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Posted on 08 March 2011. Tags: Kills Her Mother, mother died, Palette on the Park, RCMP Corporal Drew Grainger, Surrey RCMP
The Surrey RCMP reports that a thirty-six-year-old woman killed her fifty-two-year-old mother when she drove her SUV into her mother in the garage of a residence in Surrey today. RCMP Corporal Drew Grainger remarked that it appears the SUV in some way suddenly accelerated and struck the mother, who incurred overwhelming injuries. The mother died [...]
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Posted on 06 March 2011. Tags: Austin Bice, Larry Bice, Madrid, Maria Garcia, Missing American Exchange Student, Spain
In the early morning hours of February 26th, a twenty-two-year-old university exchange student, Austin Bice, from San Diego State, disappeared after leaving a discothèque in Madrid, Spain. Police, along with the family and friends have moved the search into high gear searching for Bice after visiting a Madrid nightclub over one week ago. Friends say [...]
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Posted on 01 March 2011. Tags: Deployed to Libya, HMCS Charlottetown, international flotilla, Peter MacKay, Stephen Harper
The Canadian government has ordered the HMCS Charlottetown to Libya as part of an international flotilla that is a military show of force as a response the Moammar Gadhafi’s violent crackdown on the protesters in his country. Prime Minister Stephen Harper made an announcement in the House of Commons question period on Tuesday that the [...]
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Posted on 28 February 2011. Tags: Col. David Lapan, Gadhafi’s resignation, Hillary Clinton, Libya, U.S. armed forces
A Pentagon spokesperson states that U.S. armed forces are redeploying their air and naval forces around Libya to give flexibility when conclusions are drawn. Col. David Lapan also commented to Reuters that there are a variety of emergency plans for the North African nation, where loyal Gadhafi supporters and insurgents continue to be locked in [...]
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Posted on 25 February 2011. Tags: 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake, Canterbury TV, Christchurch, Death Count Rises, New Zealand
Dawn on Friday saw the search for survivors continuing following the 6.3 magnitude earthquake that hit Christchurch, New Zealand on Tuesday. Hundreds of people are still missing and time is running out on the hope of finding survivors in the devastation. The hope for finding missing family members is fading fast. Police report that the [...]
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Posted on 24 February 2011. Tags: Cocker Spaniel, Garrett Wilson, Regina, Riley, Saskatchewan
Riley will be keeping warm a little less stylishly for the rest of the winter. Riley is a Cocker Spaniel that lives in Regina, Saskatchewan. He was waiting in his master’s car in a parking lot in downtown Regina on February 17th while his master, Garrett Wilson, ran into a building for a quick errand. [...]
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Posted on 24 February 2011. Tags: extraditable offences, Extradition, Judge Howard Riddle, Julian Assange
A judge in the United Kingdom has determined that Julian Assange can be expelled to Sweden to face allegations of sex crimes. The judgment prompted Assange to say that he would be filing an appeal of the decision. Judge Howard Riddle commented that the claims of molestation and rape by 2 women in Sweden in [...]
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Posted on 23 February 2011. Tags: Expressen, Gadhafi Is Responsible, Libya’s ex-justice minister, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, Pan Am Flight 103
Expressen, a Swedish tabloid, is reporting that the ex minister of justice in Libya is claiming that Moammar Gadhafi, himself, ordered the bombing of Flight 103 of Pan Am airlines in 1988 that blew up over Scotland and claimed the lives of 270 passengers. On Wednesday, Expressen, printed what they say is a quotation from [...]
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