Middle-class madam exploited hundreds of women to build sex-for-sale empire before blowing cash on designer gear
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Margaret Paterson at Edinburgh High Court when she was sentenced to five years
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Kentucky Senior Arrested for Identity Theft
Two women in Kentucky have been arrested in connection with a year-long cybercrime operation involving stolen identities and fraudulent benefit claims.
An investigation was launched by police in West Buechel at the beginning of January when they received a call from a local branch of the bank BB&T to say that a fraudulently authorized check for nearly $40,000 had just been cashed.
Police traced the fraudulent check to 57-year-old Lori Davis and subsequently obtained a search warrant for her home.
West Buechel Detective Robert Monroe told local news source WDRB that a search of Davis residence led to the discovery of lots of evidence of stolen mail, stolen identity.
Prisoners being led away at the Castle of Doune after the Battle of Falkirk in the second Jacobite Rising TO read many accounts of the 1745-46 Jacobite rising, you would think there were just two battles. These are Prestonpans and Culloden; the former a stunning victory for Prince Charles Edward Stuart and his army, and the latter a devastating defeat that ended all hope of the Stuarts regaining the throne and which led to attempted genocide of the Highlanders. Yet, another major battle took place during the Rising – and it is often ignored, probably because it does not fit the Unionist-dominated histories of the period.
UCS seniors honored by College Board, earn $3,000 in scholarships By: Kara Szymanski | C&G Newspapers | Published January 12, 2021
Karen Dela Cruz
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STERLING HEIGHTS Two Utica Community Schools seniors have been honored for their commitment to the college application process by the College Board.
The College Board is a nonprofit organization that yearly serves more than 7 million students as they prepare for the transition to college through programs and services in college readiness, including the SAT and the Advanced Placement Program.
Karen Dela Cruz and Maryan Yousef, of Stevenson High School, have earned a combine $3,000 in scholarships from the College Board.