CHARLOTTESVILLE — As more than two dozen witnesses took the stand this week for George Huguely V’s trial for the murder of his former girlfriend Yeardley Love, jurors kept hearing about Love’s bedroom door. Read full article > >
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Huguely trial: Jurors see Love’s damaged bedroom door
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Tears rolled down George Huguely’s face and his shoulders shook as he watched the videotape of his statement to police on the morning he was charged with murdering Yeardley Love. His wailing sounded in the courtroom from a TV screen as he repeated dozens of times “she’s not dead” and “there’s no way she’s dead” in the 25 minutes after detectives finally told him Love was dead. Jurors leaned toward the screen to watch, with one wiping her eyes. Read full article > >
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George Huguely’s videotaped statement played for jury
CHARLOTTESVILLE — A student who attended a February 2010 party at the University of Virginia testified that he heard a woman’s voice yelling “help me, help me” and opened a door to see George Huguely V with his arm around Yeardley Love’s neck. Read full article > >
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George Huguely trial witness: Defendant had his arm around Yeardley Love’s neck
Nearly 160 people are arrested during raids across London by the Metropolitan Police’s new dedicated unit tackling gang crime.
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Police hold 158 in raids on gangs
Parents protest over two accused teachers.
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All Staff Replaced at Sex-Probe School
The man accused of Norway’s worst mass killing has appeared on camera for the first time since the crime.
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VIDEO: Norway gunman appears on camera
I was late to my wedding. I was late delivering the carpool kids to school Monday morning. I was late filing this column. And no matter how hard I try, I will likely be late to my parent-teacher conference Monday afternoon. I am perpetually fighting the tardy gene. Read full article > >
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When it comes to tardiness, shouldn’t the punishment fit the crime?
Shoes get lost, knees get scraped, backpacks get spilled. So on some days, members of the Denicore family get to school a minute or two late. That’s not ideal, Mark and Amy Denicore admit. But, they wonder, is it a crime? Read full article > >
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Parents say Loudoun officials reaching too far to stop school tardies
Feds, attorneys will discuss ruling on Monday.
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Judge: Loughner Still Not Fit For Trial
A hacker group claimed credit Friday for intercepting and leaking a call between FBI and Scotland Yard detectives discussing ongoing cyber-crime investigations. The call apparently took place on an unsecured conference call system. Read full article > >
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Hackers release call between FBI, Scotland Yard
On a huge stretch of scrubland in central Wyoming, a two-year federal crime-fighting initiative has made little difference.
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Brutal Crimes Grip Wind River Indian Reservation
Prince George’s County homicide detectives charged an Oxon Hill man Tuesday in the slaying of Alexandria activist Lenny Harris — taking an important step, they hope, toward unraveling the mystery that began when Harris suddenly vanished in September only to turn up dead at the bottom of a well in Fort Washington last week. Read full article > >
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Man charged in Va. activist Lenny Harris’s death
George Huguely trial witness: Defendant had his arm around Yeardley Love’s neck
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