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Ohio Man Cleared of Murder After 39 Years in Jail to Get 1 Million Dollar Payment
An Ohio man freed last year after spending 39 years in jail for a murder he did not commit will receive more than $1 million from the state for his wrongful imprisonment, court records show.
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American Freed by North Korea Arrives in US: State Media
An American man held for five months in North Korea has arrived back in the United States, US television reported on Wednesday, showing his plane landing at an airport in Ohio.
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Cleveland kidnapping victims endured decade of isolation, rape, beatings
Three young women newly freed from a decade-long kidnapping ordeal in Cleveland endured their captivity in the dungeon-like confines of a squalid house, where they were raped, starved, beaten and kept in chains by the man who abducted them, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Man who freed wild animals in Ohio was in debt
The owner of an exotic animal preserve who committed suicide after freeing dozens of lions, tigers and other beasts owed tens of thousands in unpaid taxes, and a fellow big-cat enthusiast said that he had taken in so many creatures he was "in over his head."
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Ohio Man Cleared of Murder After 39 Years in Jail to Get 1 Million Dollar Payment
An Ohio man freed last year after spending 39 years in jail for a murder he did not commit will receive more than $1 million from the state for his wrongful imprisonment, court records show.
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American Freed by North Korea Arrives in US: State Media
An American man held for five months in North Korea has arrived back in the United States, US television reported on Wednesday, showing his plane landing at an airport in Ohio.
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Cleveland kidnapping victims endured decade of isolation, rape, beatings
Three young women newly freed from a decade-long kidnapping ordeal in Cleveland endured their captivity in the dungeon-like confines of a squalid house, where they were raped, starved, beaten and kept in chains by the man who abducted them, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Man who freed wild animals in Ohio was in debt
The owner of an exotic animal preserve who committed suicide after freeing dozens of lions, tigers and other beasts owed tens of thousands in unpaid taxes, and a fellow big-cat enthusiast said that he had taken in so many creatures he was "in over his head."
