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Halloween bash to raise money for Colorado Springs City Auditorium renovation - Vimarsana News

Halloween bash to raise money for Colorado Springs City Auditorium renovation

"The Coroner's Halloween Ball: A Carnival of Curiosities," presented by the nonprofit Community Cultural Collective, will help raise funds for the renovation of the Colorado Springs City Auditorium. The Saturday

Dauterman recognized for service to Guam - Vimarsana News

Dauterman recognized for service to Guam

Dr. Philip Dauterman was recognized for his service to Guam in the absence of a chief medical examiner since 2019.

Human remains found in Griffith - Vimarsana News

Human remains found in Griffith

The Lake County Coroner’s office will conduct a forensic autopsy Monday on a set of partial human remains found in Griffith Saturday morning.

Habeas Corpus, Part 1 - Midsomer Murders - Vimarsana News

Habeas Corpus, Part 1 - Midsomer Murders

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Man who alleged malicious prosecution for murder he was later exonerated for, settles claims - Vimarsana News

Man who alleged malicious prosecution for murder he was later exonerated for, settles claims

ERIE – A Pennsylvania man who alleged he was erroneously arrested for homicide by Oil City police authorities in 2019 and caused to serve the better part of two years in prison, for a crime in which it was later proven that he did not commit, has settled his claims for malicious prosecution.