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US Man Faces 140 Years In Prison For Threatening To Kill Trump, Others
A Connecticut man has been indicted after prosecutors say he threatened to kill US President Donald Trump and sent others bomb threats and mail containing suspicious white powder, according to court documents.
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Wireless Executive Gets Sentenced to Prison After BlackBerry Leak
James Dunham, a resident of Glastonbury, Connecticut, was the former chief operating officer of Wireless Zone.
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Indian Babysitter Gets 14 Years for Death of Baby She Pushed
An Indian who had worked as a baby sitter in Connecticut was sentenced to 14 years in US federal prison for the death of a 19-month-old boy in her care last year.
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After eleven years in jail for murder, Kennedy cousin freed on bail
Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel was freed on bail on Thursday by a Stamford Superior Court judge, after spending the last 11 years in prison for the 1975 murder of a teenage neighbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Prison inmates have choice of violent books
Inmates in Connecticut prisons have access to true crime books and works of fiction that depict murder and graphic violence, with no apparent restrictions based on a reader's criminal history, according to a review of the prison library system by The Associated Press."In Cold Blood," about a 1959 killing in Kansas, is available in at least two Conn...
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US Man Faces 140 Years In Prison For Threatening To Kill Trump, Others
A Connecticut man has been indicted after prosecutors say he threatened to kill US President Donald Trump and sent others bomb threats and mail containing suspicious white powder, according to court documents.
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Wireless Executive Gets Sentenced to Prison After BlackBerry Leak
James Dunham, a resident of Glastonbury, Connecticut, was the former chief operating officer of Wireless Zone.
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Indian Babysitter Gets 14 Years for Death of Baby She Pushed
An Indian who had worked as a baby sitter in Connecticut was sentenced to 14 years in US federal prison for the death of a 19-month-old boy in her care last year.
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After eleven years in jail for murder, Kennedy cousin freed on bail
Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel was freed on bail on Thursday by a Stamford Superior Court judge, after spending the last 11 years in prison for the 1975 murder of a teenage neighbor in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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Prison inmates have choice of violent books
Inmates in Connecticut prisons have access to true crime books and works of fiction that depict murder and graphic violence, with no apparent restrictions based on a reader's criminal history, according to a review of the prison library system by The Associated Press."In Cold Blood," about a 1959 killing in Kansas, is available in at least two Conn...
