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  • Jayme Closs has been found alive, Barron County sheriff says

    01/11/2019 3:24:21 AM PST · by sodpoodle · 24 replies
    Journal Sentinel//MSN ^ | 1/11/2019 | D.Kwas
    Missing teen Jayme Closs was found alive and a suspect is in custody, the Barron County Sheriff's Department reported on its Facebook page Thursday night. Jayme vanished early Oct. 15 when sheriff’s deputies, responding to a 911 call, found the door to her family’s home near Barron kicked in. Her parents, James, 56, and Denise, 46, were found shot to death, but Jayme was missing. She had not been seen or heard from since. The Sheriff's Department was notified earlier Thursday evening by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office that it had located Jayme, 13, a student at Riverview Middle School...
  • 16 Burning Questions About The Oil Spill That We Deserve To Have Answered

    06/16/2010 9:09:56 AM PDT · by WOBBLY BOB · 10 replies · 785+ views
    business insider ^ | 6-16-10 | michael snyder
    The Gulf of Mexico oil spill is a national nightmare that seems to have no ending. Every day new details come out that are even more shocking than what we learned the day before. The truth is that life will never be the same in the Gulf of Mexico or for those who live along the Gulf coast. Click to see 16 burning questions >
  • Comanche code talker answered ‘Call to Duty’ (Remembering a Veteran)

    11/01/2005 3:47:35 PM PST · by SandRat · 14 replies · 582+ views
    ARNEWS ^ | Nov 1, 2005 | David Vergun
    He became a legend in the Army, as well as in his native Comanche tribe in Oklahoma. Charles Chibitty, 84, the last of the Comanche “code talkers,” died July 20 this year in Tulsa, Okla. He also reportedly was the last hereditary chief of the Comanche, having descended from the great leader, Chief Ten Bears. “Code talkers” is the term used to describe Soldiers from various Indian tribes who communicated on radios, telephones and telegraph during World Wars I and II. They spoke in their own languages and dialects, many of which were not written down and all of which...