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Woman Who Ran Cult in 1980s Pleads Guilty to Murdering Toddler by Locking Him in Closet People 2/19/2021 © Provided by People Alachua County Sheriff's Office A former cult leader has been sentenced to 30 years in prison in the deaths of two children in the 1980s, including a toddler who she allegedly locked in a closet. Anna Elizabeth Young, 79, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Emon "Moss" Harper. Emon was between ages 2 and 3 when his mother gave him to the "House of Prayer for All People" cult in Micanopy, Florida. He died around 1988 after he was locked in a clos...

When friends and family failed to hear from Jalajhia Finklea a day  after she went missing, they contacted police and media outlets — anybody who could help spread the word and help them find her.  Finklea, a pregnant 18-year-old member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, was last seen on Oct. 20, getting into a car with Luis Zaragoza on Coggeshall Street in New Bedford. After more than a month of interstate investigations, by police in New Bedford, Mashpee and Florida, Finklea's body, with two shotgun wounds, was found in a field off Route 95 in Fellsmere, Fla. Her death was ruled...

When friends and family failed to hear from Jalajhia Finklea a day  after she went missing, they contacted police and media outlets — anybody who could help spread the word and help them find her.  Finklea, a pregnant 18-year-old member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, was last seen on Oct. 20, getting into a car with Luis Zaragoza on Coggeshall Street in New Bedford. After more than a month of interstate investigations, by police in New Bedford, Mashpee and Florida, Finklea's body, with two shotgun wounds, was found in a field off Route 95 in Fellsmere, Florida. Her death was r...

Corvallis Cold Cases: Justice Needed for Five January 24, 2021 Every day, detectives and officers at the Corvallis Police Department respond to crimes all over town. Most of the time it’s something simple, like a stolen bike or a frat party getting too loud, but every once in a while, there’s more than just games afoot. While the CPD has solved countless crimes, there are five cases that still haunt the department, and these are those stories.    Doris Snedker   Doris Snedker was born in 1936. She moved to Corvallis in 1961, and her death certificate reports that she waitressed at a ...