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| Nolan charged in Murder |
 Pontiac -- A suspected serial killer was charged Wednesday with the 1968 slaying of a Pontiac woman, one of several assaults Nolan Ray George is linked to in three states.
George, 67, a convicted killer who has served time in both Michigan and Ohio for two other women's strangulation deaths, has reportedly made statements to police and others concerning the slaying of Gwendolyn Perry, who like other victims was allegedly choked to death with her own underwear.
George, held in the Oakland County Jail without bond, had a video arraignment Wednesday with Pontiac District Court Judge Preston Thomas. The judge charged George with one count of first-degree, premeditated murder in Perry's death and scheduled a pre-exam conference Tuesday before Judge Ronda Fowlkes Gross. |
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| Tobin victim’s dad calls for law change |
 The father of murder victim Vicky Hamilton has been promised action by Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill on the issue of convicted criminals who manipulate the appeals system.
Mr McAskill met Michael Hamilton for an hour to discuss ways to prevent people like serial killer Peter Tobin, who killed his 15-year-old daughter in 1991, using the appeals process to play cat-and-mouse with the legal system.
The Crown could insist on appeal hearings going ahead even if the convict claims illness, either using video evidence or insisting that lawyers go ahead without their client. |
· oldnag58 on September 01 2010 9:01 PM
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| Detectives scouring forest floor for clues |
 HOMICIDE squad detectives have taken over the investigation into the discovery of a woman's skeletal remains in the NSW Belanglo Forest.
And they are now searching the forest floor "grain by grain" for clues.
A post-mortem examination of the bones, discovered by a group of trail bike riders on Sunday, was carried out yesterday afternoon at Sydney's Glebe morgue.
The woman's age and cause of death will probably be established in coming days, but the post-mortem will not be completed until forensic specialists finish searching "every inch" of the southwestern corner of the same NSW Southern Highlands forest that gained notoriety in the 1990s as the dumping ground for "backpacker killer" Ivan Milat's victims.
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· oldnag58 on September 01 2010 8:32 PM
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| PHPD investigates alleged serial killer's possible linkto the City of Pleasant Hill |
 On Tuesday night, the Pleasant Hill Police received a call from authorities in Hercules saying a suspected murderer might be in Pleasant Hill.
Police investigated, and found the suspect.
Lt. Dan Connelly tells us the rest of the story.... |
· oldnag58 on September 01 2010 8:24 PM
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| Will Ohio Execute An Innocent Man? |
Here we go again, this time in Ohio.
There, death row inmate Kevin Keith is scheduled to be executed on September 15, despite strong new evidence of his innocence. Keith was convicted in 1994 for a shooting spree that killed three people and wounded three others.
Eyewitness testimony was the primary evidence used to convict Keith. Along with the fact that eyewitness accounts are notoriously unreliable, the new evidence discredits the eyewitness identification in this case. The evidence also identifies an alternative suspect, Rodney Melton, who may have actually committed the crime for which Keith was convicted. Keith has an alibi for the time of the crime, supported by four witnesses.
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· pomparofurpo on September 01 2010 6:42 PM
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| Argentina police arrest 'Lord of Death killer' |
 An Argentine man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering at least six people after making a pact with a spiritual figure known as San La Muerte (Lord of Death), police say.
Marcelo Antelo was captured after a shootout in the capital, Buenos Aires.
The 22-year-old had apparently promised to kill one person a week in return for protection and prosperity.
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· blackcountryboy on September 01 2010 6:39 PM
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| Milat taunts police as killer won't answer questions about Belanglo body |
SERIAL killer Ivan Milat yesterday denied he had anything to do with the latest human skeleton discovered partially buried in Belanglo State Forest.
From within his padded cell at Goulburn's Supermax prison, Milat told Corrective Services staff that police were "way off the mark" if they thought the latest grisly find was the eighth victim of his 1990s killing spree.
He also used the discovery to taunt investigators, saying he would not assist them if they wished to question him over the remains.
Sources at the maximum security jail told The Daily Telegraph Milat approached staff early yesterday and asked if they knew anything about the human remains discovered in the same forest where he tortured and buried seven young victims |
· oldnag58 on August 31 2010 2:06 PM
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| One of serial killer stabbing victims comes to court, wants to follow case closely |
 FLINT, Michigan — The effects of the stabbing are still evident on Richard Booker's body.
Booker, 49, of Genesee Township is one of the victims of the alleged serial stabber. He was walking down Saginaw Street near Juliah in Genesee Township around 12:15 a.m. July 19 when he was approached by a man, who then attacked him. The suspect stabbed Booker several times.
"My clothes were just soaked with blood," he said. |
· oldnag58 on August 31 2010 1:59 PM
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| Police to widen forest bone search |
A forensic expert has predicted it could take almost 10 years for a body to decompose and become skeletonised inside the Belanglo State Forest.
Today police will widen their search of the southern highlands bushland following the discovery of human remains on Sunday.
They originally said the bones, which included a skull, were discovered in an area not searched during investigations into the convicted serial killer Ivan Milat. But yesterday Superintendent Evan Quarmby said the spot was close to an area that had been canvassed |
· oldnag58 on August 31 2010 1:55 PM
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| Hearing For Accused Serial Killer |
FLINT, Mich. (AP) - FLINT, Mich. (AP) A Flint prosecutor says he anticipates more charges in September against a man accused of one stabbing and suspected in 13 others.
Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton spoke to reporters Tuesday after a brief court hearing for Elias Abuelazam. The 33-year-old defendant stayed in jail and did not attend.
Abuelazam is charged with attempted murder in just one case. Five men were killed during a series of stabbings in the Flint area. |
· oldnag58 on August 31 2010 1:47 PM
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| Police won't Say |
Police have refused to say if they have spoken to serial killer Ivan Milat about the discovery of a skull and bones in the NSW Belanglo State Forest.
The remains were found by trail bike riders on Sunday, on the border of an area of the forest previously searched extensively by police investigating the backpacker murders in the 1990s.
Police have yet to confirm if the remains belong to a man or a woman. |
· oldnag58 on August 31 2010 4:07 AM
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