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US Woman Wanted Free Dirt. Her Yard Was Buried By Over 100 Truckloads
When Rosmery Vega's brother sent her Facebook ads exclaiming "Free dirt and Yard Leveling!" she thought she had found the perfect solution to shore up the sagging fence in the backyard of her Springfield, Virginia, home.
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US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
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Someone's Leaping Off D.C. Skyscraper. Is It A 68-Year-Old Grandfather?
From 32 stories up, evening traffic in suburban Tysons, Virginia, looks like Matchbox cars being pushed around a plastic track on the grainy video. Suddenly, a person enters the frame, leaping from the top of the skyscraper-like a cliff diver.
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US Teen Accused Of Killing Girlfriend's Parents To Be Tried As Adult
A Virginia man was certified to stand trial as an adult for allegedly shooting and killing his girlfriend's parents as a 17-year-old in 2017, a case that generated national attention because he espoused neo-Nazi views.
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12 Dead In Shooting At Government Building In Virginia; Gunman Shot Dead
A longtime municipal employee in Virginia Beach shot and killed 11 people Friday afternoon and injured several others inside a public works building before he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police, city officials said at a news conference.
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Leader Of Pak Party's US Branch Arrested Over "Slaughter" Family Threat
The head of a Maryland chapter of a prominent Pakistani political party has been accused of threatening to "slaughter" a man and his family in their Virginia home, according to Fairfax County, Virginia, police and a search warrant.
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Caregiver Raped Women With Mental Disability. Both Gave Birth To Babies
The mission of the center in Fairfax County is to "employ and support" people with disabilities, but a prosecutor said a worker sexually assaulted a 29-year-old woman with Down syndrome in its offices.
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US Woman's Desperate Quest To Find Husband's Killer Takes Strange Turns
Sun Hui Jung called the Virginia detective on most Mondays and Fridays for nearly five years. Sometimes she even waited outside the police station, hoping in vain for news of a break in the search for her husband's killer.
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Saudi Sisters Found Dead In New York Committed Suicide: Official
Saudi sisters who were found dead and bound with duct tape on the shore of the Hudson River in New York in October committed suicide, the city's medical examiner announced Tuesday.
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Man Reveals Secret That Was "Eating Him Up" To His Wife. He Is Convicted
Kathrin Lovchik's future husband told her she was the first person with whom he could share the secret that was "eating him up," she testified. He showed her a black ski mask that had been in a bedroom closet and said he raped about 20 women. He told her he was Virginia's "Fairfax Rapist," she said.
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$25,000 Reward For Information In Killing Of Former World Bank Economist
The 83-year-old retired World Bank economist was watching television in his Fairfax County, Virginia, home around 1 a.m. on March 11, 2016, when someone shot and killed him from outside a living room window and slipped away.
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Mystery Over Death Of Saudi Sisters In US Deepens After Strange Encounter
Everett Johnson said his former neighbor's face grew stern when he asked how she was doing during a chance encounter around the start of October in Fairfax County, Virginia. The mother from Saudi Arabia offered a surprising reply.
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Woman Kills 3 In US Warehouse Before Shooting Herself Dead
Mike Carre's work day had barely begun Thursday at a complex of sprawling warehouses in Maryland when a man he didn't know staggered into his office, bleeding from a bullet hole above his left knee. "There's a shooting at Rite Aid!" the man blurted, before Carre and others helped him into a chair.
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The Unlikely Crime-Fighter Cracking Decades-Old Murders? A Genealogist
The young couple set out on a trip in 1987, speeding toward Seattle, Washington, in a gold van, when they crossed paths with a killer. The man raped Tanya Van Cuylenborg and shot her in the head. Jay Cook was beaten and strangled.
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Criminal Gang MS-13 Members Implicated In Killings Of 2 Virginia Teens
The Facebook image showed a man dressed in black and wearing a mask, with three 6s around his head.
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US Woman Wanted Free Dirt. Her Yard Was Buried By Over 100 Truckloads
When Rosmery Vega's brother sent her Facebook ads exclaiming "Free dirt and Yard Leveling!" she thought she had found the perfect solution to shore up the sagging fence in the backyard of her Springfield, Virginia, home.
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US Counter-Terror Analyst "Caught Disclosing Sensitive" Info To 2 Journalists
A counterterrorism analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency has been charged with leaking top-secret details about foreign countries' weapons systems to two journalists, including a reporter with whom he apparently was romantically involved, federal authorities said Wednesday.
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Someone's Leaping Off D.C. Skyscraper. Is It A 68-Year-Old Grandfather?
From 32 stories up, evening traffic in suburban Tysons, Virginia, looks like Matchbox cars being pushed around a plastic track on the grainy video. Suddenly, a person enters the frame, leaping from the top of the skyscraper-like a cliff diver.
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US Teen Accused Of Killing Girlfriend's Parents To Be Tried As Adult
A Virginia man was certified to stand trial as an adult for allegedly shooting and killing his girlfriend's parents as a 17-year-old in 2017, a case that generated national attention because he espoused neo-Nazi views.
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12 Dead In Shooting At Government Building In Virginia; Gunman Shot Dead
A longtime municipal employee in Virginia Beach shot and killed 11 people Friday afternoon and injured several others inside a public works building before he was killed in an exchange of gunfire with police, city officials said at a news conference.
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Leader Of Pak Party's US Branch Arrested Over "Slaughter" Family Threat
The head of a Maryland chapter of a prominent Pakistani political party has been accused of threatening to "slaughter" a man and his family in their Virginia home, according to Fairfax County, Virginia, police and a search warrant.
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Caregiver Raped Women With Mental Disability. Both Gave Birth To Babies
The mission of the center in Fairfax County is to "employ and support" people with disabilities, but a prosecutor said a worker sexually assaulted a 29-year-old woman with Down syndrome in its offices.
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US Woman's Desperate Quest To Find Husband's Killer Takes Strange Turns
Sun Hui Jung called the Virginia detective on most Mondays and Fridays for nearly five years. Sometimes she even waited outside the police station, hoping in vain for news of a break in the search for her husband's killer.
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Saudi Sisters Found Dead In New York Committed Suicide: Official
Saudi sisters who were found dead and bound with duct tape on the shore of the Hudson River in New York in October committed suicide, the city's medical examiner announced Tuesday.
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Man Reveals Secret That Was "Eating Him Up" To His Wife. He Is Convicted
Kathrin Lovchik's future husband told her she was the first person with whom he could share the secret that was "eating him up," she testified. He showed her a black ski mask that had been in a bedroom closet and said he raped about 20 women. He told her he was Virginia's "Fairfax Rapist," she said.
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$25,000 Reward For Information In Killing Of Former World Bank Economist
The 83-year-old retired World Bank economist was watching television in his Fairfax County, Virginia, home around 1 a.m. on March 11, 2016, when someone shot and killed him from outside a living room window and slipped away.
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Mystery Over Death Of Saudi Sisters In US Deepens After Strange Encounter
Everett Johnson said his former neighbor's face grew stern when he asked how she was doing during a chance encounter around the start of October in Fairfax County, Virginia. The mother from Saudi Arabia offered a surprising reply.
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Woman Kills 3 In US Warehouse Before Shooting Herself Dead
Mike Carre's work day had barely begun Thursday at a complex of sprawling warehouses in Maryland when a man he didn't know staggered into his office, bleeding from a bullet hole above his left knee. "There's a shooting at Rite Aid!" the man blurted, before Carre and others helped him into a chair.
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The Unlikely Crime-Fighter Cracking Decades-Old Murders? A Genealogist
The young couple set out on a trip in 1987, speeding toward Seattle, Washington, in a gold van, when they crossed paths with a killer. The man raped Tanya Van Cuylenborg and shot her in the head. Jay Cook was beaten and strangled.
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Criminal Gang MS-13 Members Implicated In Killings Of 2 Virginia Teens
The Facebook image showed a man dressed in black and wearing a mask, with three 6s around his head.
