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>> i did not. >> the prosecution's case of her to be teetering. then came another blow. >> william bauer, was one of the first emts on the scene. when he arrived, he wanted to place you gauge-y stickers on corey's body to check for a heartbeat. so, he moved her arms. >> her arms were down against her chest, i had to hold them up to check for a pulse. check for any rigor mortise, and to also move her arms up to where i can place my sneakers grimes was to place them. >> he moved cory's arms before the police photos were taken. that means her arms were not in the same position i've seen in the ph...

A reporter dives into California’s disturbing history of state-sponsored killings of Indians.

Copy Link Chiracahua Apache children arrive at the Carlisle Indian School, which was considered the model for many Native American boarding schools around the country.  (National Archives, Records of the Office of the Chief Signal Officer) The recent discoveries of more than 1,000 unmarked graves at Indigenous residential schools in Canada has drawn attention to the troubling legacy of similar institutions in California and elsewhere in the United States. In June, the U.S. launched its own investigation into the long history of abuse and loss of life at hundreds of boarding schools for Nativ...

Lightning strikes, seagull attacks, ‘DudeFest’: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports © Michael Nichols/National Geographic Lightning arcs into the Grand Canyon near Point Sublime on the North Rim. At least four people were injured after being struck by lightning while hiking in the Grand Canyon on Tuesday. Alabama Spanish Fort: An Alabama police officer who stood at attention during a rainstorm to honor a deceased World War II soldier said he simply wanted to recognize a veteran from a small town. Wearing his regular uniform rather than...

Updated: 10:59 AM EDT June 4, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — A motion to dismiss 161 charges against a former Port Clinton doctor was filed Thursday in federal court. William Bauer is accused of over-prescribing pain medication and was indicted in 2019. He is facing 270 charges, including multiple counts of distribution of a controlled substance and healthcare fraud. The motion was filed by attorney John Gibbons. Bauer is scheduled to go to trial July 6.