Paso Robles man convicted of 52 sex crimes against children
Jason Porter waived his right to a trial by jury and was found guilty by a San Luis Obispo County Superior Court judge.
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Jason Porter waived his right to a trial by jury and was found guilty by a San Luis Obispo County Superior Court judge.
Jury convicts 2 men in Indiana woman's torture-slaying April 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail GOSHEN, Ind. (AP) — Two men have been convicted in the 2019 torture-slaying of a northern Indiana woman whose body was found inside a trash bin dumped in southern Michigan. An Elkhart County jury found Donald Owen Jr., 22, and Mario Angulo Jr., 20, guilty of murder Thursday in the October 2019 and killing of 31-year-old Kimberly Dyer at a house in Elkhart. The Columbia City woman's body was found stuffed in a trash bin and dumped and covered in a marshy area near Constantine, Michigan. Owen and Angulo...
Sagamok Anishnawabek First Nation officially opened the access road to the community with the decommissioning of the COVID-19 checkpoint on April 17. It had…
Wednesday’s college roundup: Suffolk edges UNE in softball, 2-1 The second game of the doubleheader was stopped in the bottom of the fourth with runners on first and third, no outs, and Suffolk leading 7-6. The game will resume at a later date. Staff and news services Share BIDDEFORD — Suffolk University scored two runs in the sixth inning Wednesday to beat the University of New England 2-1 in the first game of a softball doubleheader. Game 2 was stopped in the bottom of the fourth with runners on first and third, no outs, and Suffolk leading 7-6. The game will resume at a later date.
Clubhouse Promises to Get Its Security Under Control (Again) Gizmodo 2/22/2021 © Photo: Odd Andersen (Getty Images) Clubhouse—the invitation-only audio app best known for courting everyone from Elon Musk to Mark Zuckerberg—has promised to implement new safeguards after suffering its second high-profile security snafu this month. On Sunday, a Clubhouse spokesperson confirmed to Bloomberg that an unnamed user on the app had successfully managed to siphon audio streams from “multiple rooms” and stream them onto a third-party site which that user owned. This news came to light after ...