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Johnny Malisham suspected of killing missing woman Cynthia Hoover

View Comments A Milton man has been charged with murder after he allegedly killed a woman with a hatchet and buried her body in his backyard. Johnny Edwards Malisham, 60, was arrested Sunday after Santa Rosa County Sheriff s Office investigators worked with University of West Florida anthropologists to unearth the woman s body from below a backyard burn pit. SRSO spokesman Sgt. Rich Aloy told the News Journal that authorities believe the body is Cynthia Hoover, a 60-year-old Milton woman who went missing in March.  All indications are leading us to believe it is most likely Cynthia Hoover, Aloy said.  But positive identification has not been done by the medical examiner.

Back-to-front plane boarding increases COVID-19 risk

Back-to-front plane boarding increases COVID-19 risk By Angus Whitley, Bloomberg News Published: May 11, 2021, 6:00am Share: United Airlines gate agent Emma Watt helps passengers scan their boarding passes for a flight to San Francisco at O Hare International Airport on June 18. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune) Boarding passengers seated at the back of the aircraft first a COVID-era change by Delta Air Lines Inc. and others to cut the risk of infection actually increases the chance of catching the virus by 50 percent, a scientific study showed. Back-to-front boarding is also twice as risky as letting passengers on at random, even though it does reduce exposure between seated passengers and those walking down the plane, according to the study published in the Royal Society Open Science journal. The higher risk comes from closer contact between passengers in the same rows clustering in the aisle as they stow their luggage.

Fort Walton Beach Krewe of Bowlegs 66 Honor Guard set for duties

Fort Walton Beach Krewe of Bowlegs 66 Honor Guard set for duties Special to the Northwest Florida Daily News/USA TODAY NETWORK Bob and Tracy Brown Bob was lucky enough to meet Tracy, a Fort Walton Beach native, in Birmingham Alabama. They met while Bob was selling wine and Tracy was managing a restaurant in Five Points South.  After moving around a bit, they settled down in Plano, Texas, to raise their three children: Brandon, Natalie and Nicholas. Once the older two had moved out of the house, they were blessed to be able to move home and have been living in Shalimar for almost two years. 

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