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Detectives said the incident began about 11 a.m. when the man, who lives alone, answered a knock at his door. When the two white men in their 20s asked to use the phone, the homeowner let them into the house and then sat down in a kitchen chair while one man went to use the bathroom, police said. When the man came out of the bathroom, both grabbed the victim's arms and held them while they used masking tape to tape him to the chair, the Sheriff’s Office said. The men spent more than an hour in the house while they looked for valuables and eventually took more than $400 from the victim.After the robbers left, it took old man Mr Friendly Neighbor two hours for the victim to free himself by chewing through the masking tape. Other than bruises, he was not injured. The two men are still on the loose.
The court heard the unemployed 48-year-old - who cannot be identified - had been drinking when he went to his wife's Hobart home in June 2009 to talk with her. She was lying on a bed and he twice asked her to turn over on to her stomach. When she refused he forcibly rolled her over, straddled her, pulled down her pants and kissed her on the bottom as she screamed "No, no!" When the couple's children ran into the room, the victim explained she had been tickled, but the man made a vulgar comment, the court heard. Defence lawyer Anne-Marie Kerr said her client had intended the kiss as an act of foreplay to lift the spirits of his depressed wife but admitted he had gone to far. "He is extremely embarrassed," she said.The man and woman were married for 21 years before separating.
Homicide detective Joao Brito said: "It was about 2pm and the party was in full swing when he left the room saying he had a surprise, then came back shooting the woman and at other people. "He drew his gun and shot the bride in the chest region. She was cornered and had no chance to defend herself. He took another shot, hitting her in the head. He then fired several times at the best man, who was also his boss and friend. Even when he could see that Marcelo was wounded, he shot him in the back of the neck. Then he shot himself in the head." The detective said he believed the bloodbath was planned in advance because the groom had hidden the weapon in his father's pickup truck. The bride's brother Roberto Guerra told a local newspaper: "The party was going brilliantly until 2am. He left for five minutes, and when he came back he embraced my sister, gave her a kiss on the back of the neck and then started shooting."No one understands why he committed the crime, although some believe Rogerio's actions stemmed from jealously. Renata and Marcelo died at the scene; Rogerio passed at the hospital.
"It's very emasculating to hear comments like that," argued defense attorney Anthony Rybak. Judge Michael Koury Jr. didn't buy it and on Friday sentenced Hartley, a convicted burglar, to one to two years in state prison for violating probation. In doing so, Koury noted that Hartley had earlier admitted to a misdemeanor stemming from his possession of the Whizzinator, which can be bought over the Internet with kits that include synthetic urine and heater packs. "He pleaded guilty to it," Koury noted. "In open court." Hartley, 28, of Chestnuthill Township, was under supervision after completing a four- to eight-month prison sentence for his part in the burglary of a construction site in Bushkill Township in October 2008. Hartley told Koury that he struggles with drug addiction but has been clean. The urine in the Whizzinator was his, and he used the device only because of what his probation officers in Monroe County were saying, he said.I can't! No ma'am. Wait! Is Raymond this person? We know he's not this guy.
Mrs. Mali later explained to police that she and her former husband had been living together for about 5 years and had two children. She said Mr. Pairoj was lecherous and flirted with many women. His behaviour became intolerable and they had decided to divorce 7 months ago. Mr. Pairoj then went to work in Bangkok but he always came to see their daughters twice a week. On the night of the incident, he had arrived in a very drunken state and demanded to have sex with her but she refused, telling him that she was having her period. Mrs. Mali said he became very angry and tried to force her to have anal sex but she resisted. He then pushed her on the bed and beat her up and forced her to give him oral sex. Mrs. Mali said she was in tears, and decided to bite off his penis. Mr. Pairoj then grabbed a knife which had been placed on top of the bed and stabbed her on her right arm. She said they were fighting over the knife for about 10 minutes when she finally grabbed the knife from him and stabbed him once in the stomach. Mr. Pairoj then collapsed on the floor and Mrs. Mali ran out of the room to get help from her father and her neighbour. By the time they came back into the room, Mr. Pairoj was already dead.That'll learn him.
Minati, who was on a visit to her sister’s place in Rourkela two months before her marriage was approached by Sitakant Routray, a 28-year-old youth who claimed to be a friend of her brother. “He somehow had my mobile number and kept calling me now and then,” Minati said. Soon, Sitakant, who worked as a salesman for private firm, proposed Minati for marriage and approached her family. “He had impressed everyone in my family and they willingly agreed to our marriage,” said Minati. However, when Sitakant was asked to call his parents for talks, he seemed to avoid and made excuses. “After repeated requests from our side, he brought along two persons with him and introduced them as his aunt and brother. It was later that we came to know that they were not his real relatives,” she said. The aunt and brother were the only members present during their wedding on 14 September, 2009. The marriage was later registered in court and the so-called ‘aunt’ and ‘brother’ stood witness from the groom’s side.....
In August this year, Sitakant’s family, including his mother, brothers and sisters visited Rourkela. “While others left, his mother stayed back with us for two months. The way she enquired me about our married life led me to be suspicious,” said Minati. “Ever since, I would try hard to find out and confirm his gender but failed repeatedly. However, one day I managed to force open the bathroom door when he was having a bath. My worst fears came true. He was a woman,” she added. However, Sitakant started crying and pleaded for forgiveness. He admitted that he had done a mistake and said he would come out with a ‘compromise’. “His brothers would call me up threatening to kill me and my family members if I inform others that my husband is a female. I was in a complete disaster. Finally I decided to approach the police today,” said Minati.By the time Minati realized what was really going on, Sitakanta/Smutimoyee vanished with a car and a jeep bought with two bank loans Minati's name.
The group found hexavalent chromium in the tap water of 31 out of 35 cities sampled. Of those, 25 had levels that exceeded the goal proposed in California, which has been trying aggressively to reduce the chemical in its water supply. The federal Environmental Protection Agency is considering whether to set a limit for hexavalent chromium in tap water. The agency is reviewing the chemical after the National Institutes of Health, deemed it a "probable carcinogen" in 2008. Hexavalent chromium has long been known to cause lung cancer when inhaled, and scientists recently found evidence that it causes cancer in laboratory animals when ingested. It has been linked in animals to liver and kidney damage as well as leukemia, stomach cancer and other cancers. A widely used industrial chemical until the early 1990s, hexavalent chromium still used in some industries, such as in chrome plating and the manufacturing of plastics and dyes. The chemical can also leach into groundwater from natural ores.No word yet as to what we should do.
When officers arrived they found the woman carrying six duffel bags, four filled with her personal items and the others with two laptops, women's clothes and jewelry. Police said they also found a small note with clothing size measurements as well. "It was almost like she went Christmas shopping," [Sgt. Neil Hennelly] said. Frazier was arrested and taken to Clackamas County jail after officers discovered she had an outstanding warrant for a parole violation. Later that night, police received a call from a resident on Charman Street who reported someone had broken through a back window and taken some items while they were away. Hennelly said police had found a car about 200 feet away from the home on Grant Street that had also been broken almost an hour before Frazier's call for a ride.Suffice it to say, Zannish wasn't taken to the bus station. She was arrested and charged with burglary, unlawful entry to a motor vehicle and theft. Plus, get this: there was a warrant out for arrest because she violated parole. (That arrest stemmed from a previous theft charge.) Hee-haw!