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Charlene Down: The Story Of A Girl Missing From England Since 2003
A year after Charlene disappeared, information was passed to police that led to the launch of a murder inquiry. But no one has ever been convicted.
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Ex-UP Minister, Jailed For Poet's Murder, To Be Freed After 17 Years. What Is The Case?
Amarmani Tripathi, a former Uttar Pradesh minister convicted of conspiracy in the 2003 murder of poet Madhumita Shukla, will be released from jail. Tripathi was then a minister in BSP chief Mayawati's government.
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2003 Murder Case: UP Government Recommended To File Appeal Against Order Acquitting Naresh Tikait
Additional District Sessions Judge Ashok Kumar had on July 17 this year acquitted Tikait, accused of killing farmer leader Chaudhary Jagbir Singh in 2003, stating that the prosecution had failed to prove its case.
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How Man Accused Of Killing Friend's Partner Was Arrested After 19 Years
A man accused of killing the American partner of his friend in Maharashtra's Thane district in 2003 and absconding later has been nabbed and brought to India from Prague in the Czech Republic, a Mira Bhayandar-Vasai Virar (MBVV) police official said
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Maharashtra Police In Prague To Extradite Man Wanted In 19-Year-Old Murder Case
A police team from here in Maharashtra has gone to Prague in the Czech Republic to extradite a man hailing from Gujarat in connection with the murder of a US model in February 2003, an official said on Monday.
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Manipur Militant Killed By Rebels For Rape-Murder Of 8-Year-Old 18 Years Ago
A terrorist who escaped from jail in Manipur while undergoing trial in the sensational 2003 kidnapping and murder for ransom of the 8-year old daughter of a former state minister has been awarded "capital punishment" by a section of the United National Liberation Front, the oldest militant group in the state, currently reeling under an internal cri...
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"He's Not A Hero": Man Who Stopped London Attack Is A Convicted Murderer
The quick-thinking bystanders who ran toward danger to help others during a terrorist attack on London Bridge on Friday swiftly earned the title of "heroes." But for the family of 21-year-old Amanda Champion, who was murdered in 2003, one of the men who intervened as the fatal knifing unfolded is anything but heroic.
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Supreme Court Rejects Review Pleas Of 9 Convicts In Haren Pandya Murder Case
The Supreme Court has dismissed the pleas filed by nine convicts, who were awarded life term for murdering former Gujarat home minister Haren Pandya in 2003, seeking review of its verdict holding them guilty.
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US Man Convicted Of Murdering 89-Year-Old Woman And Her Elderly Daughter
A man convicted of killing an 89-year-old woman and her elderly daughter in their Fort Worth home in 2003 was put to death by lethal injection in Texas on Wednesday.
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US 'Devil' Who Kept Woman Chained In Container Killed At Least 7 People
A South Carolina man killed at least seven people in a hidden crime spree that lasted more than a decade and only was uncovered when police rescued a woman locked in a storage container, authorities said Saturday.
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Medicine Vials, Spy Cam Found In 'Dr Death's' Residences, Farm
A spy camera, six mobile phones and two vials of a muscle relaxant have been found by police from the residences and a poultry farm of Santosh Pol, dubbed as 'Dr Death', who is being probed for his alleged role of murders of at least six persons between 2003 and 2016 in Satara district.
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'Dr Death' Murdered People In Cold Blood: Police
Satara police today claimed that Santosh Pol, accused of killing six people including five women between 2003 and 2016, did not appear to be a psychopath and murdered three of them for financial gain.
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Supreme Court upholds life term to man for murdering wife in 2003 in Andhra Pradesh
Life imprisonment given to a man for murdering his wife in 2003 has been upheld by the Supreme Court on the basis of circumstantial evidences.
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US murder charge dismissed in honeymoon drowning
An Alabama judge on Thursday acquitted Gabe Watson, a US citizen accused of murdering his wife in 2003 while the couple scuba dived during their honeymoon in Australia.
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Eva Green Sometimes Feels Like A "Porn Actress"
Former Bond girl Eva Green, who bared all in her 2003 debut film The Dreamers, doesn't understand why nude scenes in movies attract so much attention.
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Charlene Down: The Story Of A Girl Missing From England Since 2003
A year after Charlene disappeared, information was passed to police that led to the launch of a murder inquiry. But no one has ever been convicted.
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Ex-UP Minister, Jailed For Poet's Murder, To Be Freed After 17 Years. What Is The Case?
Amarmani Tripathi, a former Uttar Pradesh minister convicted of conspiracy in the 2003 murder of poet Madhumita Shukla, will be released from jail. Tripathi was then a minister in BSP chief Mayawati's government.
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2003 Murder Case: UP Government Recommended To File Appeal Against Order Acquitting Naresh Tikait
Additional District Sessions Judge Ashok Kumar had on July 17 this year acquitted Tikait, accused of killing farmer leader Chaudhary Jagbir Singh in 2003, stating that the prosecution had failed to prove its case.
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How Man Accused Of Killing Friend's Partner Was Arrested After 19 Years
A man accused of killing the American partner of his friend in Maharashtra's Thane district in 2003 and absconding later has been nabbed and brought to India from Prague in the Czech Republic, a Mira Bhayandar-Vasai Virar (MBVV) police official said
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Maharashtra Police In Prague To Extradite Man Wanted In 19-Year-Old Murder Case
A police team from here in Maharashtra has gone to Prague in the Czech Republic to extradite a man hailing from Gujarat in connection with the murder of a US model in February 2003, an official said on Monday.
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Manipur Militant Killed By Rebels For Rape-Murder Of 8-Year-Old 18 Years Ago
A terrorist who escaped from jail in Manipur while undergoing trial in the sensational 2003 kidnapping and murder for ransom of the 8-year old daughter of a former state minister has been awarded "capital punishment" by a section of the United National Liberation Front, the oldest militant group in the state, currently reeling under an internal cri...
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"He's Not A Hero": Man Who Stopped London Attack Is A Convicted Murderer
The quick-thinking bystanders who ran toward danger to help others during a terrorist attack on London Bridge on Friday swiftly earned the title of "heroes." But for the family of 21-year-old Amanda Champion, who was murdered in 2003, one of the men who intervened as the fatal knifing unfolded is anything but heroic.
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Supreme Court Rejects Review Pleas Of 9 Convicts In Haren Pandya Murder Case
The Supreme Court has dismissed the pleas filed by nine convicts, who were awarded life term for murdering former Gujarat home minister Haren Pandya in 2003, seeking review of its verdict holding them guilty.
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US Man Convicted Of Murdering 89-Year-Old Woman And Her Elderly Daughter
A man convicted of killing an 89-year-old woman and her elderly daughter in their Fort Worth home in 2003 was put to death by lethal injection in Texas on Wednesday.
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US 'Devil' Who Kept Woman Chained In Container Killed At Least 7 People
A South Carolina man killed at least seven people in a hidden crime spree that lasted more than a decade and only was uncovered when police rescued a woman locked in a storage container, authorities said Saturday.
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Medicine Vials, Spy Cam Found In 'Dr Death's' Residences, Farm
A spy camera, six mobile phones and two vials of a muscle relaxant have been found by police from the residences and a poultry farm of Santosh Pol, dubbed as 'Dr Death', who is being probed for his alleged role of murders of at least six persons between 2003 and 2016 in Satara district.
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'Dr Death' Murdered People In Cold Blood: Police
Satara police today claimed that Santosh Pol, accused of killing six people including five women between 2003 and 2016, did not appear to be a psychopath and murdered three of them for financial gain.
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Supreme Court upholds life term to man for murdering wife in 2003 in Andhra Pradesh
Life imprisonment given to a man for murdering his wife in 2003 has been upheld by the Supreme Court on the basis of circumstantial evidences.
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US murder charge dismissed in honeymoon drowning
An Alabama judge on Thursday acquitted Gabe Watson, a US citizen accused of murdering his wife in 2003 while the couple scuba dived during their honeymoon in Australia.
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Eva Green Sometimes Feels Like A "Porn Actress"
Former Bond girl Eva Green, who bared all in her 2003 debut film The Dreamers, doesn't understand why nude scenes in movies attract so much attention.
