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Defense for man charged with murdering Nassau County deputy aims to challenge Florida's new death penalty law - Vimarsana News

Defense for man charged with murdering Nassau County deputy aims to challenge Florida's new death penalty law

Patrick McDowell’s defense attorneys told the judge Thursday that a motion would be filed arguing that Florida’s newest death penalty law was unconstitutional.

Victim in deadly Tuskegee standoff shooting speaks out - Vimarsana News

Victim in deadly Tuskegee standoff shooting speaks out

A Tuskegee man is facing multiple charges following a shooting that turned into a standoff Wednesday morning, leaving one man dead.

Source: wtvm.com
Allen Contender Northern Championship at Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club - Vimarsana News

Allen Contender Northern Championship at Yorkshire Dales Sailing Club

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Mosman Swim Centre teacher cleared of assaulting girls surfaces with dad's photo on Manly Beach - Vimarsana News

Mosman Swim Centre teacher cleared of assaulting girls surfaces with dad's photo on Manly Beach

The elite swimming teacher who was charged with assaulting nine young girls - but then was found not guilty and had all other charges dismissed - has surfaced in a gushing Instagram post by his dad.

The saga of sharecropping: Reflecting on its tolls and the tenacity of family that helped build Virginia and the South - Vimarsana News

The saga of sharecropping: Reflecting on its tolls and the tenacity of family that helped build Virginia and the South

Farming has never been easy. Not even for those who owned their property and its profits. But those who remember sharecropping say it was more brutal, and for some, akin to slavery without the whips.