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Investigators Say More Possible Human Remains Recovered In Area Where Skull Was Found
Staff reporterInvestigators combing the area where a human skull was found two days ago have recovered what may be more human remains. Thurston County Sheriff Lieutenant Chris Mealy says crime scene investigators spent Saturday morning searching through a wooded...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Death, Social Issues, Bones and Joints
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Teen's death: a matter of race or self-defense?
Sun StaffOn a warm July night, an African-American teenager with a ready smile and plans for the future lay dying on the side of a Pasadena road after a beating, allegedly by six young white men. To some, including many black residents of Anne Arundel County, the...Tags: Firearms, Arts and Culture, Weaponry, Juvenile Delinquency, Judges
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Warnings of abuse, yet the system fails a child
Sun StaffIn November 2002, a health counselor called the Baltimore Department of Social Services in fear, warning that a 22-year-old mother convicted of breaking her baby's arms and legs had abandoned a court-ordered psychiatric treatment program. The nonprofit...Tags: Legs, Pension and Welfare, Medical Services, Career and Workplace, Family
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Slavery And The Persistent Memory
In any culture, the past and present swirl around each other, touching and, in some sense, changing the other. During the recently ended rebel war in Sierra Leone, as during the slave trade, people made desperate choices to protect themselves and their...Tags: Restaurants, DVDs and Movies, Golf, Career and Workplace, Rivers
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Heading Off Deformity Having Infants Sleep On Their Backs To Prevent SIDS Sometimes Changes Shape Of Skull
Courant Staff WriterJennifer Carroll knew she was part of a national trend when she faithfully put her newborn son, Brennan, to sleep on his back. What shocked her was that she also had become part of a resulting epidemic. When Brennan was 2 months old, Carroll, who...Tags: Neck, Death, Plastic Surgeons, Brain, Health
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Expert says belt no factor in Earnhardt's death
of the Sentinel StaffSeat-belt failure did not cause the head injuries that killed NASCAR great Dale Earnhardt during February's Daytona 500, a court-appointed medical expert who studied the racer's autopsy photos reported Monday. Dr. Barry Myers, a Duke University expert on...Tags: Judges, Metal and Mineral, Death, Transportation Accidents, Plastic Surgeons
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