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"He Was Staring And Whistling": Woman Alleges She Was Harassed In Train's Sleeper Coach
A 23-year-old woman described how she was allegedly harassed by a man in a sleeper coach of Vananchal Express.
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'Grim Sleeper' Killer Sentenced To Death For Los Angeles Murders
A former sanitation worker was sentenced to death on Wednesday for murdering nine women and a teenage girl as the "Grim Sleeper," a serial killer who preyed on prostitutes and drug addicts in a Los Angeles crime spree dating back three decades.
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Jury Returns Death Sentence For 'Grim Sleeper' Serial Killer
A serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper" should be sentenced to death for murdering nine women and a teenage girl over more than two decades in South Los Angeles, a jury decided Monday.
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Serial killing case haunts Los Angeles community
It was the most painful sort of ordinary. One summer day in 1985, a woman turned up dead in a South Los Angeles alleyway. Almost exactly a year later, another woman with fatal bullet wounds was found, in another alley nearby. And so it went, for nearly 25 years -- with a 13-year lull in which the killings seemed to stop -- black women, many of whos...
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"He Was Staring And Whistling": Woman Alleges She Was Harassed In Train's Sleeper Coach
A 23-year-old woman described how she was allegedly harassed by a man in a sleeper coach of Vananchal Express.
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'Grim Sleeper' Killer Sentenced To Death For Los Angeles Murders
A former sanitation worker was sentenced to death on Wednesday for murdering nine women and a teenage girl as the "Grim Sleeper," a serial killer who preyed on prostitutes and drug addicts in a Los Angeles crime spree dating back three decades.
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Jury Returns Death Sentence For 'Grim Sleeper' Serial Killer
A serial killer known as the "Grim Sleeper" should be sentenced to death for murdering nine women and a teenage girl over more than two decades in South Los Angeles, a jury decided Monday.
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Serial killing case haunts Los Angeles community
It was the most painful sort of ordinary. One summer day in 1985, a woman turned up dead in a South Los Angeles alleyway. Almost exactly a year later, another woman with fatal bullet wounds was found, in another alley nearby. And so it went, for nearly 25 years -- with a 13-year lull in which the killings seemed to stop -- black women, many of whos...
