A Texas man has been executed for fatally stabbing twin teenage girls in 1989
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — A Texas man has been executed for fatally stabbing twin teenage girls in 1989.
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A man who allegedly punched a police officer in the face has been violently arrested in Melbourne, and it’s all been caught on camera.
- The Independent
Babysitter arrested after 1-year-old is mauled by dogs and is only saved by ‘hero’ teen
One of the dogs brutally ‘began biting the baby’ in the attack
- The Independent
Teacher, 24, accused of sending 11 year-old boy 33,000 texts and sexually assaulting him
Madison Bergmann, 24, was arrested earlier this year for allegedly starting an inappropriate relationship with a 5th grader — three months before her wedding
- Yahoo News Australia
Female tourist left with broken jaw after alleged one-punch attack on Aussie street
Shocking CCTV of the alleged incident has been branded 'disturbing' and 'horrific'.
- NewsWire
Terrorist’s courtroom message to family
An ISIS hopeful who lit fires and filmed propaganda videos threatening to burn Australian cities passed a brief message to his family in court.
- NewsWire
‘Hey dumbass!’: Brothers’ Palestine posters charge
Two brothers charged with pasting “troubling” pro-Palestine posters throughout a major city CBD have faced court.
- The Independent
Police release image of smiling man after woman, 18, raped on night out in Newcastle
Northumbria Police praised the bravery of the victim for coming forward
- The Independent
A father fled with three children into the wilderness. They’ve now been spotted three years later wearing camo
Family described by witness as ‘well prepared for the wilderness’
- NewsWire
Mum’s tears after son’s alleged murder
The heartbroken mum of a young man who was allegedly stabbed to death in a gruesome 1am slaying has spoken out about her son’s death.
- NewsWire
Man accused of poisoning wife’s tea ID’d
A man who allegedly attempted to kill his wife by poisoning her tea with insecticide has appeared in court for the first time.
- NewsWire
Ex-cop blackmailed woman into sex
An ex-cop jailed for two decades forced a woman to have sex with him after threatening to release intimate images of her, a court has been told.
- Australian Associated Press
Man dead after being shot in car stolen from MP's home
Homicide Squad detectives will review a fatal police shooting which occurred during a search for a car stolen from an MP's home.
- NewsWire
Mum’s drug binge as baby son left to die
A court has been told of a mum’s chilling drug use that lasted for days as her baby son lay dying from “severe neglect”. WARNING: Distressing
- The Independent
Online scammers con elderly couple out of $3 million in gold bars - that only ended with an FBI sting
The scam ended on Friday, when an undercover FBI sting nabbed a courier allegedly working for the fraud ring
- The Independent
Victoria Taylor: Police search river in hunt for missing mother after finding possessions nearby
Missing person Victoria Taylor’s family is experiencing “unimaginable” distress, police said
- The Independent
Husband beat his wife to death with a hammer after she filed for divorce
Indiana man admitted to setting fire to SUV with body of wife inside, according to police
- NewsWire
Cops flag gang link in vicious break-in
Police have flagged a possible gang link in a brutal armed home invasion that left a woman and man in hospital with stab wounds.
- Australian Associated Press
Ex-ADF soldier avoids more jail for teen's sex assault
A former soldier will not face any extra prison time after a County Court judge ordered him to undertake community work for the sexual assault of a teenager.
- Australian Associated Press
Son jailed for mum's murder believes it was justified
Paul Cohrs has been jailed for 30 years for murdering his mother after fatally shooting his brother in a different state over a family business feud.
- Washington Post
Can police search your phone? Here are your legal rights.
Even for the law-abiding among us, it can be unnerving to imagine a police officer or other government personnel rifling through everything on your phone. “Your phone is a window to your soul,” said Adam Schwartz, privacy litigation director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a consumer advocacy group.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. That’s why the Supreme Court enshrined special constitutional protection for your