Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines
FBI says remains of fugitive tied to police chief's 1980 death found
The Federal Bureau of Investigation said it learned that Donald Eugene Webb, who had one of the longest-ever runs on the Federal Bureau of Investigation's "Ten Most Wanted" list, said it learned Webb had died in 1999 but did not provide information on cause of death. Webb's remains were found buried in the back of a property in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, the agency said. Webb had been sought in connection with the murder of Saxonburg, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Greg Adams, who the FBI said was shot twice at close range and beaten about the head and face with a blunt instrument in December 1980.
Leader of Afghan IS branch killed in US strike: Pentagon
US forces have killed the head of the Islamic State group's Afghanistan branch, the Pentagon said Friday, marking the third time in a year the franchise has lost its leader. Abu Sayed was killed in a July 11 strike in Afghanistan's northeastern province of Kunar on the headquarters of IS-Khorasan Province (IS-K), which also killed additional jihadists, the Pentagon said in a statement. "You kill a leader of one of these groups and it sets them back," Pentagon chief Jim Mattis told reporters.
Sessions releases heavily redacted record of foreign contacts
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Thursday released a government form dealing with contacts he has had with foreign nationals, including Russian government officials, but much of it was redacted.
Grandmother Convinces Escaped Inmate To Give Himself Up
Cops say 24-year-old Revantae Williams fled Wednesday night.
No comments:
Post a Comment