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Sons of Ecstasy OTT Release: Where to Watch Arizona 1990s Drug War Documentary Online
Sons of Ecstasy chronicles the fierce rivalry between Shaun Attwood, an English stockbroker, and Gerard Gravano, son of notorious mobster Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, in the 1990s Arizona ecstasy trade. Directed by Julian P. Hobbs and Elli Hakami, the documentary delves into the violent underworld of the drug scene, showcasing firsthand acco...
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Deadly Rat Disease Spreads to Humans, Kills 4 In US
Hantavirus: According to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, this virus is a family of viruses spread mainly by rodents and can cause varied disease syndromes.
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One-Legged US Man Attacked By 1,000 Killer Bees, Stung Over 250 Times
After being assaulted and stung numerous times by killer bees in Arizona, John Fischer is now recovering.
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Drowned Indian-American Couple's Minor Daughters To Fly To India: Report
The two minor daughters of an Indian-American couple, who drowned in the US, have been handed over to a family friend and will soon fly to India to their grandparents, a media report said.
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This Ice Cream Shop In Arizona Serves 266 Milkshake Flavours In An Hour; Breaks Record
Reportedly, Snow Cap is a family-owned business (the Delgadilo family) who decided to experiment with the milkshake flavours.
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"Graduating Virtually": Arizona Students Get Their Diplomas Via Robots
Juili Kale's dreams to receive her master's degree diploma in a ceremony cheered on by her family were dashed by the coronavirus - until robots came to the rescue.
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Mother Smothers 3 Children, Props Them On Sofa "As If They Were Napping"
Police arrested a young mother on Tuesday on suspicion of smothering her three young children to death, one at a time, in the family's Phoenix home, then propping their bodies on a sofa as if they were napping, authorities and court records said.
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"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
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US Lawmaker's Siblings Warn Voters, Say He "Is Not Working For You"
Six siblings of Paul Gosar, Republican congressman from Arizona seeking re-election in November's midterms have publicly endorsed his Democratic opponent -- all but ensuring an awkward Thanksgiving family dinner this year.
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She Gave Up Finding Her Schizophrenic Son. Until An Unknown Number Called
Few homeless people drift into Dolan Springs, Arizona, because there's not much of a town to drift into. Little more than a gas station, a Family Dollar and a grocery store, it's a splash of half-civilization in the middle of the desert, where 36 percent of residents live below the poverty line. So when Patience Matthieu, a thin brunette of 31 year...
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"When Will I See You, Mama?": Split Leads To Heartache
The father and the daughter were separated by Arizona ICE agents. Janet, was sent to Michigan and the father was transferred to a federal detention center in Atlanta, where he remains six weeks later.
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Family Finds Deadly Rattlesnake And Its Babies In Unlikeliest Of Places
A family in Buckeye, Arizona, was left terrified after finding a deadly rattlesnake and its babies living inside a pool noodle.
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Uber Reaches Settlement With Family of Autonomous Vehicle Victim
The family of the woman killed by an Uber Technologies self-driving vehicle in Arizona has reached a settlement with the ride services company.
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Uber Self Driving Taxi Kills Pedestrian In A Road Accident In USA
An autonomous Volvo XC90 belonging to Uber hit a pedestrian in Arizona resulting in her death. This could be the first marked instance of a self-driving car resulting in a person's death.
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Couple Charged With Keeping Four Adopted Children Locked In The Dark Without Food Or Toilets
A boy who asked to use the phone at a Family Dollar in Tucson, Arizona, led sheriff's deputies to the home where he and his siblings were often locked in their rooms without food, water, lights or bathrooms, authorities said.
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Sons of Ecstasy OTT Release: Where to Watch Arizona 1990s Drug War Documentary Online
Sons of Ecstasy chronicles the fierce rivalry between Shaun Attwood, an English stockbroker, and Gerard Gravano, son of notorious mobster Salvatore "Sammy the Bull" Gravano, in the 1990s Arizona ecstasy trade. Directed by Julian P. Hobbs and Elli Hakami, the documentary delves into the violent underworld of the drug scene, showcasing firsthand acco...
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Deadly Rat Disease Spreads to Humans, Kills 4 In US
Hantavirus: According to the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, this virus is a family of viruses spread mainly by rodents and can cause varied disease syndromes.
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One-Legged US Man Attacked By 1,000 Killer Bees, Stung Over 250 Times
After being assaulted and stung numerous times by killer bees in Arizona, John Fischer is now recovering.
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Drowned Indian-American Couple's Minor Daughters To Fly To India: Report
The two minor daughters of an Indian-American couple, who drowned in the US, have been handed over to a family friend and will soon fly to India to their grandparents, a media report said.
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This Ice Cream Shop In Arizona Serves 266 Milkshake Flavours In An Hour; Breaks Record
Reportedly, Snow Cap is a family-owned business (the Delgadilo family) who decided to experiment with the milkshake flavours.
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"Graduating Virtually": Arizona Students Get Their Diplomas Via Robots
Juili Kale's dreams to receive her master's degree diploma in a ceremony cheered on by her family were dashed by the coronavirus - until robots came to the rescue.
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Mother Smothers 3 Children, Props Them On Sofa "As If They Were Napping"
Police arrested a young mother on Tuesday on suspicion of smothering her three young children to death, one at a time, in the family's Phoenix home, then propping their bodies on a sofa as if they were napping, authorities and court records said.
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"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
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US Lawmaker's Siblings Warn Voters, Say He "Is Not Working For You"
Six siblings of Paul Gosar, Republican congressman from Arizona seeking re-election in November's midterms have publicly endorsed his Democratic opponent -- all but ensuring an awkward Thanksgiving family dinner this year.
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She Gave Up Finding Her Schizophrenic Son. Until An Unknown Number Called
Few homeless people drift into Dolan Springs, Arizona, because there's not much of a town to drift into. Little more than a gas station, a Family Dollar and a grocery store, it's a splash of half-civilization in the middle of the desert, where 36 percent of residents live below the poverty line. So when Patience Matthieu, a thin brunette of 31 year...
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"When Will I See You, Mama?": Split Leads To Heartache
The father and the daughter were separated by Arizona ICE agents. Janet, was sent to Michigan and the father was transferred to a federal detention center in Atlanta, where he remains six weeks later.
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Family Finds Deadly Rattlesnake And Its Babies In Unlikeliest Of Places
A family in Buckeye, Arizona, was left terrified after finding a deadly rattlesnake and its babies living inside a pool noodle.
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Uber Reaches Settlement With Family of Autonomous Vehicle Victim
The family of the woman killed by an Uber Technologies self-driving vehicle in Arizona has reached a settlement with the ride services company.
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Uber Self Driving Taxi Kills Pedestrian In A Road Accident In USA
An autonomous Volvo XC90 belonging to Uber hit a pedestrian in Arizona resulting in her death. This could be the first marked instance of a self-driving car resulting in a person's death.
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Couple Charged With Keeping Four Adopted Children Locked In The Dark Without Food Or Toilets
A boy who asked to use the phone at a Family Dollar in Tucson, Arizona, led sheriff's deputies to the home where he and his siblings were often locked in their rooms without food, water, lights or bathrooms, authorities said.
