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HONOLULU (AP) — Attorneys for a Native Hawaiian man who has been imprisoned for more than 20 years for the 1991 sexual assault, kidnapping and murder of a white woman visiting Hawaii began presenting new evidence in court Tuesday — including DNA testing — they say proves he is innocent.

A petition filed late Monday outlines additional evidence in one of Hawaii’s biggest murders, which unfolded on Christmas Eve in 1991 on Hawaii Island, commonly known as the Big Island.

Dana Ireland, 23, was found barely alive in the bushes along a fishing trail in Puna, a remote section of the Big Island. She had been sexually assaulted and beaten and later died at Hilo Medical Center. The mangled bicycle she had been riding was found several miles away and appeared to have been run into by a vehicle.

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Elle Edward’s father recalled his daughter, who was shot dead at a pub last month, saying that “Christmas will never be the same” for him and his family, a news report claimed. In his first interview since her death, Tim Edwards spoke of how his “beautiful and caring” daughter “with a heart of gold” will never leave him – as he reminded people of the impact gun violence has had on his family.

Mr Edwards told Sky News: “She’s the type of person that would walk into the room and everyone would gravitate towards her because she was always smiling.

LIMA: Hundreds of protesters in Peru, many from the nation’s closely indigenous south, descended on Lima, the capital, on Thursday, angered by a mounting dying toll since unrest erupted final month and calling for sweeping change.

Police estimated the march at round 3,500 folks, however others speculated it attracted greater than double that.

Rows of police in riot gear confronted off towards rock-hurling protesters on some streets, and one historic constructing within the metropolis’s historic centre caught fireplace late on Thursday.

The constructing, on San Martin Plaza, was empty when the huge blaze ignited from unknown causes, a firefighter commander instructed native radio.

Canada-based miner Hudbay stated in a press release that protesters had entered the location of its Peru unit, damaging and burning key equipment and automobiles.

DENVER (KDVR) — New details released in the probable cause affidavit shows that Bryan Kohberger, the man accused of killing four University of Idaho students in November, drove through Colorado in December.

Kohberger, 28, was arrested last week in Scranton, Pennsylvania, in connection to the deadly stabbings of four students: Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Madison Mogen, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Ethan Chapin, 20.

Murder suspect Bryan Kohberger back in Idaho to face charges

He was extradited to the Latah County Jail in Moscow, Idaho on Wednesday evening.

While many a historic leader can be credited with sometimes even millions of deaths via their orders, with perhaps the poster children of this in modern times being the likes of Hitler and Stalin, these individuals themselves only killed in a somewhat abstract way- not by their own hand directly. Which brings us to the topic of the day- who killed the most people directly by their own hand? And, on the more positive side of things, what bastion of awesome saved the most lives directly by their own hand?

A woman went to TikTok to blast Hulu for not addressing an employee who reportedly stole her personal information and stalked her after their customer service chat.

Aryan Strauss terminated her Hulu account at the beginning of November, but she did so after the cancellation deadline had passed. She called the streaming platform’s customer care after discovering that she had been charged for this month’s subscription and used the chat option to speak with a representative to request a refund because she was a single mother who had been out of work for about a month. In the video, she outlined why she was unable to pay for the membership at the time.

Two former trustees of an organization pension scheme have been given suspended sentences for making unlawful loans of £236,000.

The duo, Andrew Kyprianou and Colin Werb, had been prosecuted by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) and admitted two counts of creating prohibited employer-related investments.

Firm administrators Andrew Kyprianou, 60, of Glebe Avenue, Enfield, Middlesex and Colin Werb, 72, of The Birches, Grimsgate, Diseworth, Derby, had been sentenced to 16 months in jail for every offence, suspended for 2 years, at Leeds Crown Court docket on Friday. They had been additionally ordered to hold out 250 hours of unpaid work.

The decision on Friday, November 18 comes as the Biden administration says that as the head of state he has immunity from prosecution.

The decision comes as a blow to the fiancée of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, whom the administration said was murdered on the instruction of the prince.

According to Justice Department lawyers the situation was largely out of their control as the Crown Prince had been appointed Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia since the killing.

Carlo Gambino was the previous head of the Gambino crime family and a mobster from Sicily and America. Over time, he grew to be one of the country’s most feared crime leaders, and was constantly pursued by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

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