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Week 72
Monday-
Today I read about a Texas woman who allegedly fled to Nigeria after authorities say four children died in a fire at her day care facility is on her way back to the United States. Jessica Tata was charged after she left a group of children alone inside a home with the stove on. Four children died and three others were injured in the February blaze. The blaze likely originated on an electric stove, which was on and had a pot on it containing oil, according to Houston Fire Department arson investigator Thomas Wood. A definitive cause for the fire will be announced once the investigation is complete. I think that this lady is crazy and stupid because why would you do such thing man; it’s not good.
Monday- Today I read about a Yale University lab technician that pleaded guilty Thursday to murder and attempted sexual assault in the killing of graduate student Annie Le in 2009. Raymond Clark III will be sentenced to 44 years in prison as part of the plea agreement. Le, 24, was strangled to death. She had a broken jaw and collarbone. Clark's DNA was "all over" the crime scene, including in her underwear, the state charged. Le's body was discovered inside a wall of a Yale lab building four days later after an extensive search by the FBI and police. Clark, 26, admitted the facts as the prosecution presented them but pleaded guilty under a legal precedent that allows him to do so while still officially protesting his innocence.
Monday- Today I read about a man that had admitted that he murdered somebody. He was a lab technician that went to Yale university. He pleaded guilty Thursday to murder and attempted sexual assault in the killing of a student that graduated from Yale university in two thousand nine. The girl that this man killed and tried to sexually assault is named Annie Le. Annie Le was twenty four when she was strangled to death, She had a broken jaw and collarbone. The guy that killed her is named Raymond Clark and he is twenty six years old. Raymond Clark the third will be sentenced to forty four years in prison because he pleaded guilty, otherwise it would have been longer.
Monday- today I read about Emergency Officials. As the deaths toll continues to rise in Japan. Emergency officials here are offering a double dose of reassurance in the countries readiness for earthquakes, tsunamis, and flooding. They said regularly updated emergency training, comprehensive evacuation process and detailed inundation maps charting more than 70 miles of coastline help make the region more prepared than ever to withstand the fallout of an earthquake powered tsunami. That doesn't mean there wont be challenges to evacuating the 25000 people who live in the areas at risk.
In today’s morning blog I read about a woman that got accused for a day care fire in Texas that killed four small children. The U.S marshals are the ones that said it on Monday. Investigators allege that Tata, a 22-year-old day care owner, left six children alone at her Houston center with the stove on while she went to a store in February. Four children died and three others were injured in the blaze. The section was in Texas where this fire happened. This is always similar to all the fires were the adults leave the children alone at the house. This is always a theory.
In today’s morning blog I read about a woman that got accused for a day care fire in Texas that killed four small children. The U.S marshals are the ones that said it on Monday. Investigators allege that Tata, a 22-year-old day care owner, left six children alone at her Houston center with the stove on while she went to a store in February. Four children died and three others were injured in the blaze. The section was in Texas where this fire happened. This is always similar to all the fires were the adults leave the children alone at the house. This is always a theory.
In today’s news, a 32 year old man was arrested early Thursday morning with a fatal stabbing in Spring Valley. Hector Ivan Hernandez- Romero, 32 , was arrested about 5:50 am at a Spring Valley home and is accused in the death of a 30 year old man. It was said that the victim was visiting a friend’s home on Sacramento Avenue , when another man arrived and the two began arguing. The dispute escalated into an assault , as the man stabbed failed and died. His name was withheld while his family was notified.
Mondaaay-
This morning I read about a Yale University lab technician that pleaded guilty on Thursday to murder and attempted sexual assault in the killing of graduate student Annie Le in 2009. Raymond Clark III will be sentenced to 44 years in prison as part of the plea agreement. In court Thursday, prosecutors described injuries to the victim and evidence of attempted sexual assault. A Yale faculty member described Clark's job as maintaining colonies for animals used in research.
monday-
Today I read about a 32 year old man who has to go back to court on Monday at the El Cajon courthouse. He is accused of stabbing another man to death at a home in Spring. Hector Ivan Hernandez-Romero is his name known to be an old acquaintance of the man who was killed. He was know to be at 700 block of Sacramento Avenue about 8:10 p.m. Wednesday and argued with the victim before stabbing him with a knife, or so it is said. The victim died in a hospital about a half-hour after the stabbing. To me it seems more like a theory but now days all murders issues similar cause and in certain sections so I’m guessing they will need physical evidence and if they don’t have them he will be released.
♥sam
Week 72
Tuesday-
Today I read about the narcocorrido singer Gerardo Ortiz who was attacked on Sunday which killed his driver his representative and wounded an inindentified woman in the car also. After concluding his presentation at a fair in Villa de Alvarez, Gerardo Ortiz was headed to his hotel when he was stopped by several subjects who opened fire on the Suburban in which he, his father, representative, and a young woman were traveling. According to initial investigations, the singer was attacked shortly after 4 a.m. near a shopping plaza, located north of the city of Colima, when attackers drove up alongside his vehicle and opened fire, killing 59 year old Abel Valle Rosales, who was driving the vehicle, and the singer's 31 year old representative, Ramiro Caro.
Following the death of the driver, the singer's vehicle slammed into a tree where, according to the State Attorney General's office, a group of unidentified men arrived and removed Ortiz and his father before fleeing the scene.
Tuesday- Today I read about a little kid that brought cocaine to his school. This kid is a student at Washington elementary school. He brought cocaine and he shared it with some of the other students in that school. It was a Thursday when he brought the cocaine. On Friday he was charged with possession of a controlled substance. They said that four of the children that received cocaine from this kid had ingested it orally or inhaled it. The school nurse checked out the four students that had taken the cocaine. After she checked them out they sent them to the hospital along with the five student that had received cocaine from the kid. They have been reported to be ok.
Tuesday- Today I read about a second Connecticut man accused of killing a mother and two daughters during a 2007 home invasion. It's the same place where Steven Hayes, 47, was sentenced to death in December. After being convicted on 16 of 17 charges related to the same home invasion. Hayes and Komisarjevsky, invaded the Petit home in 2007. They beat up and tied up Dr. William Petit, raped and strangled his wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, molested one of their daughters, and set their house on fire before attempting to flee. Some prospective jurors, were excused after saying they were unsure if they could put their feelings about the crime aside. One man told the court that he has talked about the case with his family and believes Komisarjevsky is guilty. The two daughters died of smoke inhalation. William Petit escaped to a neighbor's home.
Monday- Today I read of a terrorist threat brought about in central oil-rich Iraqi city of Kirkuk. Two people were found dead and thirty-five people were left wounded after a car bomb had exploded, off of a near by road known to be quite busy leading to sections of Kirkuk’s municipality building and Kirkuk general hospital. Throughout the town of Kirkuk, Kurds, Turkmen and Arabs live among each other with several and similar racial issues.
Tuesday- Today I read recent news on a chemical tanker held hostage by Somali pirates who later released the vessel by the name of “The MV Hannibal II” November eleventh off the coast of a section in Africa. All thirty members of the crew, where heard to be safe and of good health.
Tuesday- Today I read about how the Japanese are testing the food and seawater for levels of radiation to see the levels of contamination and health risks. I also read about the reactors in Japan and what the damages are to each reactor. Since the earth quake seawater has done most of the damage and the reactors have been pumped out and hopeful will continue to be stable in other news to the generators that have over problems with them besides from the water.
In today’s news, police detectives arrested two men Wednesday in connection with the Sunday morning shooting death of a 22 year old man in southeastern San Diego. Cesar Swain, 25 and Jovan Garcia ,18 were booked into jail on suspicion of murder. Jesus Hernandez , was a man who was shot around noon Sunday while he was riding a small motorcycle on Boston Avenue. He and another man were taking turns riding the minibike. The shooter was picked up by a man driving a station wagon , was not identify which of the arrested men they suspect of firing the gun. But after the shooting paramedics took Jesus to Scripps Mercy Hospital in Hillcrest where he died shortly after 12:20 pm. Sunday.
Today ive learned from the reading that The Egyptian Interior Ministry was on fire Tuesday in downtown Cairo following a protest earlier in the day.Flames could be seen on the roof of the multi-story building, and a dark plume of smoke loomed over the city. People could be seen fleeing the building as it burned
Tuesday-
Today I read about a woman charged in a deadly day care fire that killed four small children is expected to be back in Texas within the next 24 hours. Jessica Tata, who has dual citizenship in the U.S. and Nigeria, fled to Lagos shortly after the fatal fire at her Houston home in February. She arrived in Atlanta early Monday morning and was booked into Fulton County Jail, officials said in a statement. Tata also made an appearance in magistrate court, where she waived her extradition rights. U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee said arrangements are being made for her transport back to Texas and Fulton County Jail official said she started the trip back to Monday evening.
Today I read about That A U.S Air fighter crashed in Libya with the equipment malfunctioning but safely both pilots ejected out the plane and landed safely but the weapons officer has some injury’s not severe but minor, and is safely being treated. And the jet was based from the royal air force from England, and was sent from across the united states to attack libyan air defense targets part of the country. But it was not due to enemy hostility or either actions said the spokesman from the U.S Africa command.
Wednesday- today I read A California mother was arrested this week after she was captured on video encouraging her son to pummel another boy, police said.The woman can be heard yelling "Beat him down. Body slam him," as the two boys swing wildly at each other in the scuffle that leaves one bloody. At one point in the video, circulated on the internet, the woman offers pointers to her son on how to win the fight. She also assures the combatants they have permission to fight in her yard and that she will not call the police. Police say they have arrested the woman, identifying her as Jennifer Zuniga, 33, of the central California city of Ceres. She faces child endangerment and contributing to the delinquency of a minor charges, police said."Jennifer can be heard and seen in the video yelling and encouraging her son to batter the other juvenile. Jennifer is heard yelling a barrage of profanities and enticing the fight," Ceres Police said in a statement.
Wednesday- Today I read about a California mother that encouraged her son to beat up another boy. She was caught on video. The woman can be heard yelling "Beat him down. Body slam him," as the two boys swing wildly at each other in the scuffle that leaves one bloody. She also tells the kids that they have permission to fight in her yard and that she will not call the police. Police say they have arrested the woman, identifying her as Jennifer Zuniga, 33. The video was posted on YouTube and police say they learned about it from a tipster. Police also credited a man who witnessed the fight and can be seen on the video stopping it.
Wednesday- Today I read about a mom that was arrested because she encouraged her own son to fight another little boy. Her name is Jennifer Zuniga and she is thirty three years old. She was the one recording her own son fight. While she was recording the fight she was yelling out to her son saying beat him down. She allowed the her son and the other kid to fight in her own back yard and told them to not worry because she was not going to call the cops. While the kids were fighting she was also giving her son pointers on how to win the fight. The cops got a tip about the video and that’s how they found out. She is now facing child endangerment and contributing to the delinquency of a minor charges.
In today’s news, I read about a woman that got accused for a day care fire in Texas that killed four children. Investigators allege that Tata, who was the 22-year-old day care owner, was said that she had left the six children alone at her Houston center with the stove on while she went to a store in February. Four children out of the 6 had died but , as for the three others they were injured as well in the blaze. This is always similar to all the fires were the adults leave the children alone at the house. This is always a theory.
Wednesday- Today I read about the reactors in Japan and how one reactor is making black smoke and the question is what Is the cause and effect of the black smoke, they say that the radiation level may spiked and now be only harmful to infants, not as much to regular adults humans but if the levels increase it can soon be found that it will cause human problems. Tap water is being said to be unable to drink now in Japan and the bottled water in Japan is now hard to get a hold of. Water is now out of stock cause of the radiation level in the tap.
Wed-Border Patrol agents caught 13 illegal immigrants wearing U.S. Marine uniforms at a border patrol checkpoint east of San Diego, an agency spokesman said Tuesday. The immigrants were in a white van that was stopped March 14 along Interstate 8, Border Patrol spokesman Michael Jimenez said. The van had a U.S. government license plate with an altered number, Jimenez said. He did not know where the group obtained the military uniforms. The immigrants all had Marine-style haircuts and the name tag "Perez" on their camouflage uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps officials told the Los Angeles Times.
Wed-Border Patrol agents caught 13 illegal immigrants wearing U.S. Marine uniforms at a border patrol checkpoint east of San Diego, an agency spokesman said Tuesday. The immigrants were in a white van that was stopped March 14 along Interstate 8, Border Patrol spokesman Michael Jimenez said. The van had a U.S. government license plate with an altered number, Jimenez said. He did not know where the group obtained the military uniforms. The immigrants all had Marine-style haircuts and the name tag "Perez" on their camouflage uniforms, U.S. Marine Corps officials told the Los Angeles Times.
Wednesday- Today I read on similar news of an active volcano, with height of nearly 6,000-feet and ash clouds from Mount Karangetang reaching 7,500 feet over the weekend with lava reported flowing down sections of the mountainside. More than 1,200 villagers fled Northern Indonesia, from two nearby villages near Mount Karangetang. Indonesia's Volcanology and Geological Disaster Management Agency raised the volcano's alert status to its highest level.
Week 72
Wednesday-
Today I read about a U.S. soilder who is accused of killing Afghan citizens for sport is scheduled to begin Wednesday. Spc. Jeremy Morlock is charged with three counts of murder. He is accused of killing one Afghan civilian in January 2010 with a grenade and rifle; killing another in May 2010 in a similar manner; and shooting a third to death in February 2010. Morlock is one of two U.S. soldiers who are scheduled to be tried at Joint Base Lewis-McChord. Pfc. Andrew Holmes is also facing charges in the case but a start date for his court martial has not been publicly announced. Both are part of a larger case that involves several other soldiers, all accused of similar killings. In all, officials charged 12 U.S. soldiers in what they called a conspiracy to kill Afghan civilians and cover it up, along with charges they mutilated corpses and kept grisly souvenirs.
Five of the soldiers face murder charges, while seven others are charged with participating in a cover-up. I think that these soilders tried to take advantage of the situation and the outcome came of negative for them and that's good that there being charged also.
Thursday- today I read about A Maine judge handed down a 15-year prison sentence to a woman convicted of sexually abusing her 2-year-old daughter and streaming the acts over the internet to a teenager in the United Kingdom. The acts took place in June 2009 when Carr used a webcam to deliver four live videos of herself performing oral sex on her youngest daughter, according to the documents. The videos were sent to Nicholas Wilde, then 19, in West Midlands, England, whom Carr had met on an internet dating site, the documents said. Once released, Carr will receive a mandatory 10 years of supervision where, along with checks for drugs and alcohol, her computer and internet use will be monitored, the documents said. She will also be registered as a sex offender. "I have always thought that possession is bad enough, but production is another level of true evil," Woodcock said.
Thursday- Today I read about two kids that have been filled an amber alert on and were missing for while. They found the kids and the kids were safe. The cops said that the kids were key to an investigation of two deaths of some other missing people. The kids were found driving a missing vehicle on the freeway. The vehicle they were driving was a 1997 white Chevrolet Lumina. The kids names are Christopher Endicott and Kyra Shockley. Christopher is fifteen years old and Kyra is thirteen years of age. They are both possible suspects of the other missing boys death.
Thursday- Today I read about a judge in Maine sentenced a 15-year prison sentence to a woman convicted of sexually abusing her 2-year-old daughter. She then streamed the acts over the internet to a teenager in the United Kingdom. Julie Carr, 33, received a 20-year sentence last week after she was convicted on child pornography charges. Carr was convicted of producing child pornography and gross sexual assault and exploitation of a minor. The acts took place in June 2009 when Carr used a webcam to deliver four live videos of herself performing oral sex on her youngest daughter, according to the documents. She sent the videos to Nicholas Wilde, in West Midlands, England, whom Carr had met on an internet dating site. They exchanged messages for approximately 10 hours over the month in which the crime occurred. The videos were later discovered by British police after searching Wilde's home in relation to a separate child pornography case.
Week 72
Thursday-
Three civilians and a police officer were killed Wednesday after militants fired two rockets at security checkpoints in Pakistan's western city of Quetta. Police spokesman Abdullah Afridi said militants fired the rockets along Saryab Road, injuring an additional 15 people. Earlier this month, four civilians were killed and 10 were injured when a bomb exploded near a security patrol in Pakistan's Balochistan province, police told CNN. Balochistan has long been plagued by sectarian violence between Sunnis and Shias, and separatist Baloch militant groups who demand political autonomy. Quetta, Balochistan's provincial capital, is widely believed to be a safe haven for senior leaders of the Afghan Taliban, but rarely are militant attacks in Balochistan linked to them. I think that damn these violent attacks are never going to stop and that’s it.
Today I Learned about how President Obama are expecting to have a crisis with Libya but also needing a clearer explanation on the situation and the war between them. Also it’s to prevent slaughter on the libyan rebels and the civilians them selves also by making safety for libya making it a mo fly zone for anyone what so ever. Also going to start a military mission for the soldiers which began about a week ago.
Week 72
Friday-
Today I read about the death of people in Japana due to the earthquake and the tsunami. At least 10,035 people were killed and 17,443 are missing.The numbers of the dead are to go up as the reaserchers search threw the pile of rumble that is on the coast of Japan. I think that the people that died are over more than 10,000 because imagine some people proably got swept away in the ocean and well maybe there is or there isn;t but the whole point is that all these damages killed so many people and just to think of that people are still dead under all that rumble.
Friday- Today I read about a person that was shot once during school. This shooting happened in a middle school. The school was called Martinsville, Indiana, authorities said. The Morgan County Sheriff's Department said that the guy that had been shot was flown to a hospital. I don’t know what hospital was called but it was southwest of Indianapolis. After the day of the shooting one person was in custody , the department said. Their have been no further details about what happened. I think it was a kid that did the shooting.
Friday- Today I read about two survivors of a horrific Bronx bus accident that left 15 passengers dead. They have filed multi-million dollar lawsuits against the bus company and the man who was driving. Yuke Chue Lo and Erold Jean Marie are both suing World Wide Tours and driver Ophadell Williams for $20 million and $200 million, respectively. Both suits were filed on Tuesday in New York State Supreme Court. Lo, 74, underwent several surgeries, and suffered a fractured skull and traumatic brain injuries, Finkelstein said. She was released from the hospital earlier this week and must undergo extensive rehabilitation. The crash occurred in the early morning hours after the bus left the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut, en route to Chinatown in Manhattan.
A New York state judge dismissed all charges Thursday against four Pace University football players who were arrested after a teammate was killed by a police officer, according to the Westchester County district attorney's office. The four students were arrested October 17 in the chaos that ensued after police shot 20-year old Danroy "D.J" Henry, of Easton, Massachusetts, outside a bar in Thornwood, New York. Joseph Garcia, Yves Delpeche, Daniel Parker and Joseph Romanick had been charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction and criminal mischief, but prosecutors ruled their actions were a result of "youthful visceral reactions to the sudden, unexpected shooting of their friend.“ "This is a big weight off of our shoulders," Romanick, 22, said at press conference Thursday morning. "But nothing will take away the loss that we feel from D.J. We think about him all the time.“ Last month, a grand jury cleared the officer who shot Henry of any wrongdoing. Two weeks ago, prosecutors moved to dismiss charges against the teammates.
Officers searching for a suspect in the slaying of a police officer received a tip Thursday and swarmed a neighborhood in northeastern Athens, Georgia. The tip did not pan out and teams later pulled out of the area, said Maj. Mike Shockley, of Athens-Clarke County Police. No arrests were made. CNN Atlanta affiliate WSB showed footage of officers surrounding a home. Some 20 federal, state and local agencies are searching for Jamie Donnell Hood, 33 A murder arrant was issued after Tuesday's slaying of Senior Police Officer Elmer "Buddy" Christian, 34, and the wounding of Senior Police Officer Tony Howard, 43. "As of now, through investigative means, we believe he is still in this area," Shockley said of Hood. "We are still in the process of checking that out."Shockley said Christian's death hit the department hard."Right now we're just concentrating on our jobs. Because of the way this has turned out and the suspect is still at large, our focus is getting the job done," Shockley said. "There were some people that were closer to him than others, and there are some individuals that are very upset, so we've called in for some counselors."
In today’s news, a bicyclist was injured Sunday, in south park when he was struck by a man on a motorcycle who immediately fled. The crash occurred on 31st when the bicyclist rode into the path of the motorcycle that carried a 28 year old male driver and a 27 year old female passenger. After he impact , the driver of the motorcycle fled, leaving his passenger with the injured man. It was said that the 22 year old bicyclist was under the influence of alcohol and was taken to a local trauma center and treated for a broken pelvis. He was then arrested at his home on suspicion of felony hit and run and felony driving under the influence.
In today’s news, there was a fire that destroyed a mobile home at the Hacienda Mobile Estates on Anita Street in Chula Vista Saturday night. The fire was reported at 9:17 pm at the large mobile , as Chula vista and San Diego fire rescue department firefighters arrived to find one home engulfed in flames. But it was said that fire crews were told that a woman in her 80’s was inside the home , and have not confirmed the identity of the victim , and also because they don’t know the cause of the blaze investigation is still open.
Friday- Today I read about the death toll from a powerful earthquake that hit Myanmar has gone up to at least 111 people were injured. The 6.8 quake was 6 miles (10 km ) deep, so it was very close to the surface.
In today’s morning blog I read about a big shark found in Florida it was a enormous shark and it was swimming in the ocean of Florida and didn’t even attacked the sail boat that was above the shark and its still around the ocean but it looks like a peaceful shark if you see the video because it don’t attack at all to any body and don’t cause any harm it just swims around the ocean of Florida. There must be an aspect to take this shark out of the ocean if it bust a move The feature of this video was scary just by looking at this enormous shark under a small sail boat. There will be a consequence if this sharks attack anybody.
Wednesday-
This morning I read about some officers searching for a suspect in the slaying of a police officer received a tip Thursday and swarmed a neighborhood in northeastern Athens, Georgia. The tip did not pan out and teams later pulled out of the area, said Maj. Mike Shockley, of Athens-Clarke County Police. No arrests were made. CNN Atlanta affiliate WSB showed footage of officers surrounding a home. A murder arrant was issued after Tuesday's slaying of Senior Police Officer Elmer "Buddy" Christian, 34, and the wounding of Senior Police Officer Tony Howard he was 43 years old.
Thursday-
A student shot another teen at their middle school in Martinsville, Indiana, early Friday. The alleged shooter, who was suspended from school two days ago, is in custody. The wounded student was flown to a hospital, but his condition was not immediately known. Neither of the students was identified. This horrible shooting happened at West Middle School in Martinsville, southwest of Indianapolis.
Friday-
Two survivors of a horrific Bronx bus accident that left 15 passengers dead have filed multi-million dollar lawsuits against the bus company and the man who was driving. Yuke Chue Lo and Erold Jean Marie are both suing World Wide Tours and driver Ophadell Williams for $20 million and $200 million, respectively. Both suits were filed on Tuesday in New York State Supreme Court. World Wide Tours did not return calls for comment.
tuesday- Today i read about this man named Eric Persaud who basicly "sniched" himself out. Not knowing that his call was one of the calls that got reccorded in jail, he was pressuring his formal girlfriend who he had beat, and told her to deny what happened. He also told her to tell them that she loved him very much and they where planning to get married soon. She also was told to pass the phone to her son who Eric then told the boy to say he didint remeber anything. I think this is a trip because alot of people dont pay attention to the signs in the jails saying that you call is being recorded, he then got two years for smacking his girlfriend in the face with an iron.
wednsday-A mom of a 9 month old and 2 year old left her babies to drown! This lady left her two boys in the bath tub while she went across the street to get " milk". As he was leaving she left the water half way, is what she said she locked the door on her way out. When the cops cought up to her she didint have any milk she actually had chicken wings and a pack of ciggerettes. She told police her oldest son was left outside the bathroom tub. Police found the baby face down with his recidue remaning on a rag and in the water the water was over flown. I think this is so sad man even i know better than to live mny son unattended in the watter regardless if its 1 or 2 minutes a childs lungs arents as strong as ours this is sad and it gets me mad.
thursday- Today i read about a Pennsylvania veterinarian who is charged with killing his "lover". He was married and apperantly just txted this girl he is now charged with her murder. She was found wrapped in a black plastic bagg with acid on her face and a shot that apperantly happened through the mouth, in the woods. The same day she was killed someone was texting from her phone denying to someone else that they never met witch later on was found as evidence that he was txting her friends to make them belive she never saw him, but she was already dead. They also found the gun in his car even though it was his legall gun, I dont think it takes a smart man to fidure this one out. This really suckfor this young girls family and that mans wife since she just figured out what her husban is capable of doing.
friday-Today i read about a man Hnamed Jamie Hood. He finally surrended to the cops after killing a cop in Atlanta. He shot at two cops about a week ago. He aslo took 8 hostages with him. He kept them their in a abonded house not wating to surrender telling the detectives later on it was because he wanted camera users to be there. He said, "I tought the cops would shoot me and kill me". I think that was his sorry excuse for what he had done and he was just trying to find a way out and was trying to brainstorm a way to get out by holding hostages. Thankfully none of them where hurt and were safe. He is now in custudy for murder and attemp of murrder.
♥ sam
Monday- today I read about a New Hampshire teenager was found guilty Friday on all counts related to the 2009 killing of a Mont Vernon woman and the severe stabbing of her daughter during a brutal home invasion in 2009. Christopher Gribble, 19, was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility for parole after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder, attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, contamination of witnesses and conspiracy to commit burglary Gribble had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, admitting that he, along with co-conspirator Steven Spader, broke into Kimberly Cates' home and hacked her to death with a machete. Gribble also believed he had stabbed her 11-year-old daughter to death, but the girl survived. Spader was sentenced in November to life in prison without parole.
Monday- Today I read about a teenager that was found guilty for the new hemisphere machete murder. He was found guilty to all counts related to the 2009 killing of a Mont Vernon woman and the stabbing of her daughter. This all happened during a home invasion. The guys name is Christopher Gribble and he is nineteen years of age. He was sentenced to life in prison with no possible chance of parole what so ever. His life is now down the drain. The jury found him guilty of first degree murder, attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, contamination of witnesses and conspiracy to commit burglary. Christopher Gribble pleaded guilty for reason of insanity but the jury was not buying it.
Monday- Today I read about how there are High levels of Radioactive waste in the water of Japan coming from the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant, its I unknown why there is a spill in the building and how it got out. Water at the plant is emitting more than 1,000 millisieverts per hour of radioactivity from a tunnel connecting two buildings and spilling right into the pacific ocean.
Week 73
Monday-
Today I read about a suicide bomber who killed 13 people and wounded at least 30 others on the East Side of Afghanistan. The attack was said to be predict by the prime minister. None the less, the suicide bomber attacks are killing the people where there are building and contractors. I think that these people are insane and will do anything to prove there supreme power. Also, how can someone just sacrifice their own life so that others can live peacefully and that’s not the worst part; you take your own life away.
Monday- Today I read about a man named Eric Persaud. He admitted it that he got so mad at his girlfriend that he seared her face with a hot iron. Prosecutors say she stuffed a towel in her mouth to keep from screaming. He told her that if she yelled he would burn the kids too. On the recordings obtained by CNN, Persaud tells his girlfriend, "I need you to prepare the kids to start lying so I could talk to them." To use the tapes, Kessler is using a legal theory called forfeiture by wrongdoing. The Queens County district attorney's Domestic Violence Bureau was forced to dismiss about 70% of its cases due, in part, to intimidation. Kessler says the victims' fear is understandable.
Today ive learned from the reading thatA venomous Egyptian cobra went missing from New York's Bronx Zoo, prompting the closure of the zoo's reptile house until further notice.
Staff was alerted Saturday that the adolescent Egyptian cobra was missing from an off-exhibit enclosure, according to a statement from the zoo. Staff members closed and secured the reptile house
Today i read about Tekata Hospital
in Japan. Nurse Susiki tells us how she can hear the voices of all the people she left behind in the hospital. She says how she remebers the day of the tsunami how she hear a young woman tell her aunt, "auntie i can't save you". When Nurse Susiki turned aroung the wave was already on her floor. The last thing she remebers is saying sorry and running up to ther roof. 51 people were hospitlized that day, 12 drowned, 3 died on the roof, 10 tekata staff died too, including the director of the hospital who threw a emergency phone toweds the roof seconds before the wave killed him. I think it's sad how she says she trully regrets leaving them behind and all she dose now is help the patients who survived to get better.
♥sam
Mondayy-
Today I read about Eric Persaud, he admitted that he got so mad at his girlfriend that he seared her face with a hot iron. Prosecutors say she stuffed a towel in her mouth to keep from screaming. It gets even more disturbing. Kessler says Persaud's young son saw the whole thing. "Persaud thought the boy was asleep. He wasn't," Kessler adds. Kessler says his Domestic Violence Bureau won't stop mining jailhouse calls to bolster his cases. "I see the photos of these women with black eyes, and scars on their faces, in hospital beds as they're basically shot, burned, sometimes run over and that's what drives us."
Tuesday- A suspect accused of killing a Georgia police officer and wounding another one surrendered to authorities after a hostage standoff Friday night. The suspects name is Jamie Donnell Hood. Hood was being held without bond Saturday in the Hall County Detention Center, Captain Eric Pozen of the Clarke County Sheriff's Office said. Authorities said Thursday evening that Hood was holding eight people hostage and they were negotiating with him. The incident began Tuesday afternoon on the east side of the city when a vehicle was carjacked.
Tuesday- Today I read about a New York religious leader that pleaded guilty Monday to operating an illegal money business. Kassin admitted in federal court that he accepted bank checks in exchange for checks of a lesser value from a charity he operated and controlled. On Monday, he pleaded guilty Monday to illegal cash transmission -- a lesser charge than the original complaint of money laundering. Prosecutors said Kassin operated an unlicensed money transmitting business in his home from mid-2007 through 2008. Among the 15 arrested for money laundering, five were rabbis who were alleged to have laundered collectively more than $3 million, officials said at the time. Their alleged dealings stretched to Israel and Switzerland, authorities said. One high-profile arrest involved Peter Cammarano, the youngest mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey. He was arrested after just three weeks in office
Monday -In today’s news a 27 year old marine based at Camp Pendleton was killed Monday in a motorcycle accident on Highland Valley Road near Ramona. The victim was with two other riders , but neither of them saw the accident because they were so far apart on the road. But , it was said that the man was riding was riding a 2008 Honda CBR 1000 motorcycle at a high rate of speed when he failed at a turn. The motorcycle ran off the road and the rider was ejected and immediately died at scene .
Tuesday- In today’s news, a driver of a minivan struck and killed a 73 year old bicyclist on Sunday in the skyline neighborhood may have fallen asleep when the crash occurred. Lori Porter , 47 , told investigators that for the previous days she had been dealing with the death of a family member. No drugs or alcohol were involved in the crash that occurred about 7 am. As said though , she was driving and struck a curb and hit the bicyclist , whom was identified as Ignacio Sanchez , who was not wearing a helmet. Over all , the case is still under investigation , but the City Attorney’s Office could deicide to charge Porter with misdemeanor manslaughter.
Tuesday- Today I read about Pirates firing small arms and rocket-propelled grenades seized an oil tanker Monday off the Horn of Africa. I also read about Fourteen Pakistani soldiers were killed when they fired a mortar to try and repel a group of militants but accidentally hit themselves. Miltants fired on the convoy with machine guns and a soldier responded by firing a mortar.
Tuesdaaaaaaaaaaaay-
This morning I read about a suspect accused of killing a police officer in Georgia and wounding another one surrendered to authorities after a hostage standoff Friday night. The incident was shown live on television as officers arrested suspect Jamie Donnell Hood in Athens, Georgia. The incident began Tuesday afternoon on the east side of the city when a vehicle was carjacked, as the gunman ran off, he came across Christian's patrol car and fired into the vehicle. The gunman reached a highway and carjacked a Chevrolet Prizm.
In today’s morning blog I read about a vicious cobra snake that is on the loose and officials are trying to catch it before it kills people. It may take days or even weeks to find a venomous Egyptian cobra that has gone missing from New York's Bronx Zoo, officials say. The officers are making an aspect for this cobra to get caught and send to animal control. This feature looks dangerous in its pictures. There will be a consequence if this snake does not get caught right away.
Today ive learned from the reading that The death toll from an explosion Monday at an ammunition factory in southern Yemen has risen to 150, a government official and medical source said Tuesday
In today’s morning blog I read about a testify in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, who is accused in Jackson's death, a judge ruled Monday. Tohme's attorneys argued their client was not properly served the subpoena, but a process server testified she handed it to Tohme at his home March 3. A used car dealer testified Monday that he was with Tohme at an auto auction at the time. There has to be an aspect for this guy and his attorney for this situation. In the feature of his video he looks surprised. There will be a consequence if this guy don’t win on court.
In today’s morning blog I read about a testify in the trial of Dr. Conrad Murray, who is accused in Jackson's death, a judge ruled Monday. Tohme's attorneys argued their client was not properly served the subpoena, but a process server testified she handed it to Tohme at his home March 3. A used car dealer testified Monday that he was with Tohme at an auto auction at the time. There has to be an aspect for this guy and his attorney for this situation. In the feature of his video he looks surprised. There will be a consequence if this guy don’t win on court.
Wednesday-today I read about Authorities in Ohio say they may have found the body of Summer Inman, a 25-year-old mother who was reported abducted last week. Police in the southeastern Ohio city of Logan have scheduled a Wednesday morning news conference where they are expected to release more information about the case. "Tonight, the investigation into the kidnapping of Summer Inman has taken a sad turn, as investigators may have located Summer's body just off U.S. 33," the Logan Police Department said in a statement released Tuesday night. Inman's abduction and the arrests connected to her case have made national news recently Inman, a mother of three, was working as part of a cleaning crew at a local bank on March 22, police said. When she stepped outside, she was grabbed and forced into a white vehicle. Days later, police announced that they arrested her estranged husband William Inman Jr.; her father-in-law William Inman Sr.; and her mother-in-law, Sandra Inman.
Wednesday- Today I read about a 25-year-old mother who was reported abducted last week. Police in the southeastern Ohio city of Logan have scheduled a Wednesday morning news conference where they are expected to release more information about the case. Inman's abduction and the arrests connected to her case have made national news recently. Inman, a mother of three, was working as part of a cleaning crew at a local bank on March 22, police said. When she stepped outside, she was grabbed and forced into a white vehicle. Days later, police announced that they arrested her estranged husband William Inman Jr.; her father-in-law William Inman Sr.; and her mother-in-law, Sandra Inman. The three face kidnapping charges, police said.
Wednesday- Today I read about a famous DJ that got shot to death. He was a popular television and radio DJ. was shot to death in Staten Island early Sunday morning, according to New York City police. His name is Corey McGriff but all his fans knew him by DJ MEGATROM. He was 32 years of age when he got shot. McGriff was best known for his appearances on the BET's music countdown show, "106 & Park." He had worked for both the show and BET.com since 2006, according to a statement released by the network. The BET Networks Family is saddened by the news of the untimely loss of our friend and colleague. the statement said. "We extend our deepest condolence to his family. He will truly be missed."
Week 73
Tuesday-
Today I read about opposition members in Libya said their fighters are working to regain momentum in the faces of punishing assaults by forces loyal to leader Moammar Gadhafi. After days of dramatic advances by rebels, government forces have cranked up their firepower, pushing from Bin Jawad to Ras Lanuf, a key eastern oil town that the opposition seized Sunday, and launching escalated strikes in the western town of Misrata. Despite reports that Ras Lanuf had been retaken by government forces, an official from the opposition's Transitional National Council wouldn't confirm that rebels have lost the city. The rebels have been demanding an end to Gadhafi's almost 42-year rule in Libya. While they have gained ground in some areas, a hail of artillery and rocket attacks have beaten them back in others while allies mull the possibility of arming the rag-tag rebel forces. This comes as NATO is getting in gear to fully take command of the military operation in Libya under the U.N. Security Council resolution authorizing force, including a no-fly zone, to protect civilians. I think that their president should just leave because damn 42 years of tyranny is not a good thing, for the people.
Week 73
Wednesday-
Today I read about a 375 shark that jumped into a fisherman’s boat that had three men in the boat. This happened in Freeport, Texas where the men where fishing at least in shallow waters of up to 35 feet. The men were not harmed neither the shark but they did take the shark back to the place where they sell sea food. The shark is at displayed. I think that these attacks happen often but not all people get a shark to jump into their boat. I wouldn’t be scared but I would be shocked.
In today’s news , two sailors were killed and another was injured Monday when a 7 – ton water truck rolled over at Camp Pendleton. The accident happened about 8am on a road in the southwest part of the base. It was said that three sailors were assigned to Amphibious Construction Battalion 1 , were inside the truck the time but names were not released. Marine Corps Investigated the accident, and believed that the two who died were killed at site, as for the third was flown to a hospital and was in stable condition.
Today ive learned from the reading is that Opposition members in Libya said Wednesday their fighters are working to regain momentum in the face of punishing assaults by forces loyal to leader Moammar Gadhafi.
Wednesday- Today I read about how about 21 bodies were found after a flash flood in Thailand. The flooding has affected more than 716,000 people, Villagers have been asked to take shelter at temples or other areas, Surat Thani the largest of the southern provinces, has received 855 mm (34 inches) of rain since Saturday. The area typically gets 51 mm (2 inches) of rain during March.
Wednesday-
Today I read about a pipe bomb hidden inside a newspaper that exploded when an elderly Vacaville, California, man picked up the paper near his doorstep Sunday morning. The man, who suffered "certainly serious, but not life-threatening injuries," was airlifted to a hospital. Residents of a dozen neighboring homes were evacuated for several hours, but they were allowed to return home later Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday-
Today i read about how a baby sitter kiddnapped two boy and they were later on found 430 miles in Indionapoliss. They were found in one of her friends house. She made them pass for her kids and when found one was aleep the other one was playing with toys. I think if i was in their moms shoes i would be going crazy. I would also be very thankful that my kids were found safe and sound. People who do this need to get a sychological ivaluation if taken into custody especially.
Wensday-
Today I read about a 22 year old man who smoothered his daughter to death. He clamied that he couln't sleep and she was being fuzzy. He also admitted that he remebers trowing the blankets on top of her until she stoped crying, she was only 4 months old. This man is tripping on some real stuff ! Man who does that that has some common since! He is facing 15 years to life. It is sad to say , but some people just dont know how to be good enough parents. I personally would probobly be one of them babies that got murdered as a child but i guess god just wanted me to be alive to be such a good mother to my son.
♥SAM
Week 73
Thursday-
Today I read about recent photos and documents that were found from MLK assasination. On April 6, 1968 Mlk was shot by a sniper as he stood on a balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee were he was leading a garbage strike. His death led him to many people making race riots and killings all over the world. James Earl Ray pleaded guilty of MLK's assasination on in March 1969 and had to serve 99 years he than died in 1998. The recent documents and photos aren't a chanegr for the MLK but they are a part of history to remember about; but these photos show James is escorted out of the police car and in his cell. The photos where found in the Shelby County Police Deparment. I think that this is an important peace of information because this is something people didn't know and now we do so it is actually something good to know.
Thursday- Today I read about 19 patients who were infected after they were fed intravenously, nine died in six different Alabama hospitals. The 10 others were reportedly not doing very well. In the short term, the infected IV bags have been removed from the hospitals and recalled. The bacteria, identified as serratia marcescens bacteremia, can prove fatal, though investigators. The product, which was recalled last Thursday, was available from only one manufacturer and sold to the hospitals; it was not clear how many people in all had been administered the solution. All but one of the hospitals were in the Birmingham area. The other hospital was identified as Baptist Prattville, 80 miles south of Birmingham. There is no indication that any of the hospitals erred.
Forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara entered Ivory Coast's largest city Thursday as a spokesman for the nation's internationally recognized president hailed what he called a decisive and final stage in the months of turmoil that has wracked the West African nation. Ouattara's spokesman, Patrick Achi, told CNN that rebel forces were patrolling some streets of Abidjan, Ivory Coast's largest city and its commercial hub. They were fast closing in on Laurent Gbagbo, who refused to cede power after a disputed November election. It will be "hours, maybe days" before Gbagbo falls, Achi predicted. "The army does not want to fight for Laurent Gbagbo," he said. The army chief, Gen. Philippe Mangou, sought refuge at the residence of the South African ambassador, the South African government sai Thursday. Achi said it was a sign that the armed forces stand behind Ouattara. Republican Forces wrested control of much of the capital, Yamoussoukro, and other key cocoa-producing and port cities earlier in the week. Their march to Abidjan leaves Gbagbo surrounded. Ouattara issued a statement saying that despite numerous attempts to end the violence, Gbagbo had refused. He said Ivory Coast is now at a turning point in its history and called for unity.
Thursday- today I read about a daycare owner that was responsible for the deaths of four children and the injury of three others that barely made it. What had happened is that she left the stove on at her day care with 7 children there, and she left to the store. When she came back from the store, she saw that the house caught on fire. Only three of the kids made it out alive. When she saw this she fled to Nigeria to hide out. She had a dual citizenship for America and Nigeria. They put her on the top fifteen fugitives most wanted list. In almost a month later in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, by Interpol and U.S. diplomatic security agents, officials said. Her first stop on her return to the United States was Atlanta, where she was booked into the Fulton County Jail. She now will be facing new charges at court on Friday.
Today ive learned from the reading that Syria says it will study the idea of lifting the country's state of emergency and promptly investigate the deaths of civilians and troops in two flashpoint regions
Thursday- today I read about The levels of radiation in ocean waters off Japan continue to skyrocket with no clear sense of what's causing the spike or how to stop it. The contamination may be coming from either a leak or ground seepage. The high levels suggest the release of radiation into the atmosphere alone couldn't be the lone source.
Thursday-
Today I read about the parents of a murder victim that are suing Facebook after a paramedic pleaded guilty to photographing their daughter's corpse and posting the image to the social networking site, according to court documents.Caroline Wimmer, 26, was found by her parents, Ronald and Martha, after she was strangled with a hair-dryer cord in March 2009 in Staten Island, New York. The image was discovered by an acquaintance of Musarella, who alerted Richmond University Medical Center.
Friday- Today I read about Hena Akhter's last words to her mother proclaimed her innocence. But it was too late to save the 14-year-old girl. Her fellow villagers in Bangladesh's Shariatpur district had already passed harsh judgment on her. Guilty, they said, of having an affair with a married man. The imam from the local mosque ordered the fatwa, or religious ruling, and the punishment: 101 lashes delivered swiftly, deliberately in public. Hena dropped after 70.Bloodied and bruised, she was taken to hospital, where she died a week later. Amazingly, an initial autopsy report cited no injuries and deemed her death a suicide. Hena's family insisted her body be exhumed. They wanted the world to know what really happened to their daughter.
Friday- today I read about It was a year ago that 13-year-old Jon Carmichael committed suicide, hanging himself in a barn near his home in Cleburne, Texas. Monday, on the anniversary of his death, his parents, Jon Timothy and Tami Carmichael, filed a $20 million federal lawsuit against several officials at the school Jon attended, alleging they deliberately turned a blind eye to the bullying of their son, prompting his death. In the lawsuit, documents state that staff and students at The Joshua Independent School District observed several explicit acts of bullying, including Jon being thrown into a trash can "easily a few times a week," but did nothing to stop it. Cirkiel said the Carmichaels had a memorial ceremony Monday for their son. "They want their son's life and death to have meaning," Cirkiel said.
Friday- Today I read about Tens of thousands of people who evacuated an area around the stricken Fukushima Daiichi power plant may not be allowed home for months, There is no end in sight for the nuclear crisis amid fresh concerns about alarming radiation levels in beef, seawater and groundwater. chicken and pork that came from the most affected areas. The radioactive isotope cesium, meanwhile, has been found in the sea at levels 527 times the regulatory limit. Questions remain about how it got there. Hopefully I wish that’s all this soon is over. :|
In today’s news, a woman who died in a fire at her mobile home was found after a fire swept that occurred March 21st and has been identified as Neva Merrel , 84. Her name was released by the county Medical Examiner’s Office. It was said that Merrel had died of natural causes , heart diseases , and not from the flames. Her body was found in the mobile home after the fire was extinguished. No information about the cause of the fire was available , but arson was not suspected.
In today’s news a man was killed , and his stupid was hurt when a car was striked by a tree. The man was killed Sunday morning south of Fallbrook when he drove off the roadway and struck a tree. The crash occurred about 8:30 am near southbound South Mission Road north of Green Canyon Road . As , said a 72 year old man from Laguna Niguel , whose name was not released , but was killed. His wife was transported to Palomar Medical Center over serious injuries , though both were wearing seat belts.
Friday- Today I read about a kid that has been bullied a lot in school. They did a lot of different things to that kid. Other kids seen it and did not report it or do anything about it. Once there was a situation were he was stripped down nude and tied up, after they tied them up they threw him in a trash can. They recorded the whole thing and put it on YouTube. This time a teacher at the school saw it and took it down but he still did not report it or do anything about it. This has been going for so long. The kid was thirteen years old and he hung himself. The parents at first did not know about the bullying situation but then they were informed by some of the students in the school.
Today ive learned from the reading that One child was killed in Bolivar County, Mississippi, in an accident involving a school bus and tractor-trailer. The school bus was full of high school and grammar school students when the accident happened Friday morning
Today I learned Former NFL lineman Shane Dronett's transformation from an affable prankster, quick to flash a wry smile, to a person who was often frightened and frightening was subtle at first. Chris tried to dismiss the incident as isolated, except that two weeks later, there was another outburst, then another, until they were an almost-nightly occurrence. And as Shane's fear and paranoia began overwhelming him, so did episodes of confusion and rage that sometimes turned violent. And Scientists at the Boston University School of Medicine's Center for the Study of Traumatic Encephalopathy tested Shane's brain tissue and confirmed that before he died he was suffering with a brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy that seems to afflict football players.
In today’s morning blog I read about Two Chicago police officers are under investigation for alleged sexual assault and have been "relieved of their police powers. Chicago's top law enforcement officer on Thursday called their actions "inappropriate. According to the report cited by WLS, the woman initially did not reject sexual advances from the officers. The report stated that the woman had sex with one of the officers in the passenger seat of a department SUV.
Week 73
Thursday-
Today I read about the woman who accused three Duke University lacrosse players of rape five years ago was arrested Sunday, suspected of stabbing her boyfriend. Officers responding to a call early Sunday about a stabbing at an apartment in Durham, North Carolina, found a 46-year-old man who had been stabbed in the torso. He was taken to Duke University Hospital for treatment of serious injuries. Officers later arrested the man's girlfriend, Crystal Mangum, 32, at a nearby apartment. She was charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury. Mangum was placed in the Durham County Jail without bond. Officers said the stabbing occurred during an argument at the couple's shared apartment. In March 2006, Mangum claimed to have been sexually assaulted by three players on the Duke lacrosse team while performing as a stripper for a team party. North Carolina's attorney general later found no credible evidence that the attacks ever occurred and the charges were dropped. I think that people need to get their stories straight and not try to blame other people for their faults and what they did wrong. Still regardless if some one does something to you doesn’t mean you have to do it to other people; I have done things like this to people but not any more.
Week 73
Friday-
Today I read about a dog rescued off the Japanese coast floating on top of a house is on her way back to her owner Monday. The dog wagged its tail and jumped up to a woman described by local media as a relative of the owner as she collected her to deliver back to her family for what promises to be a warm reunion. It turns out the lucky dog's name is "Ban," and she was originally living in Kessenuma before being separated from her master after the March 11 earthquake, tsunami and subsequent fire that swept through the coastal village. It's not clear how the 2-year-old mixed breed Ban and her master were separated, but Kessenuma is located in Miyagi prefecture, which was virtually wiped out by the disaster three weeks ago. An employee at the Miyagi Animal Care Center told CNN by phone that the owner had been staying in a temporary relocation center in Sendai since being evacuated from Kessenuma. The 50-year-old man reportedly recognized Ban after footage of the brown and black dog was shown being hugged by Japanese rescue workers while being unloaded from a boat in Shiogama Port this past Friday. Japanese Coast Guard teams had spotted Ban during a helicopter patrol over debris fields nearly two kilometers off shore. When a patrol boat got the hungry and shivering dog, they found no identification on her other than a brown collar. The prefectural animal center says it is still keeping more than a dozen cats and dogs that have been found in recent weeks in hope of further happy endings like the one Ban appears to have gotten. I think that this is one lucky dog because many of them died and he was lucky to survive after the earthquake tsunami and hunger.
Friday- Today I read about two survivors of a horrific Bronx bus accident that left 15 passengers dead. They have filed multi-million dollar lawsuits against the bus company and the man who was driving. Yuke Chue Lo and Erold Jean Marie are both suing World Wide Tours and driver Ophadell Williams for $20 million and $200 million, respectively. Both suits were filed on Tuesday in New York State Supreme Court. Lo, 74, underwent several surgeries, and suffered a fractured skull and traumatic brain injuries, Finkelstein said. She was released from the hospital earlier this week and must undergo extensive rehabilitation. The crash occurred in the early morning hours after the bus left the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, Connecticut, en route to Chinatown in Manhattan.
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