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ke money. An FBI agent "rammed [Oquendo's] vehicle, trying to get him to stop." Varsity Blues Conspirator Released. The New York Daily News (4/16, Wilkinson, 2.51M) reports fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, husband of actress Lori Loughlin, "ended his home confinement Friday," after serving two weeks

th) reports police have revealed Brandon Scott Hole, 19, the former employee EFTA00135870 "who shot and killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis," had "legally bought the two rifles used in the attack despite red flag laws designed to prevent such purchases." The AP adds the police "did not

end in chaos." Wilkinson Overturns "Zero Tolerance" Trump-Era Immigration Policy. The AP (1/26, Balsamo, Long) reports that Acting Attorney General Wilkinson on Tuesday "rescinded a Trump-era memo that established a 'zero tolerance' enforcement policy for migrants" crossing the US-Mexico border, which re

sed release for a different bank robbery." He had "pleaded guilty to both crimes on Oct. 5, 2020." FBI Investigating Indiana Bank Robbery. WTTV-TV Indianapolis (1/26) reports that the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department and the FBI are "asking the public to help identify a man suspected in robbing a

ke money. An FBI agent "rammed [Oquendo's] vehicle, trying to get him to stop." Varsity Blues Conspirator Released. The New York Daily News (4/16, Wilkinson, 2.51M) reports fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli, husband of actress Lori Loughlin, "ended his home confinement Friday," after serving two weeks

e AP (4/18, Smith) reports police have revealed Brandon Scott Hole, 19, the former employee "who shot and killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis," had "legally bought the two rifles used in the attack despite red flag laws designed to prevent such purchases." The AP adds the police "did not

to exist. It is also possible that the photographs served as a form of reminder or context reinstatement for the girls (Davies and Thompson, 1988; Wilkinson, 1988). The girls viewed the photographs in the time period between the police interviews and the hearings, and also on occasions, photographs of a

Chairs), (Eds). Children's memory for emotional and traumatic events. Symposium conducted at the Society for Research in Child Development Meetings. Indianapolis. IN. Stellar, M. and Kohnken, G. (1989). Criteria-based statement analysis. Credibility assessment of children's testimonies in sexual abuse cases.

era (02/04, Staff Writer), BBC (02/04, Cursino), Washington Post (02/04, Higgins), New York Post (02/04, Vago, Janoski), New York Daily News (02/04, Wilkinson), and UPI (02/04, Heuer) also reported on the story. Trump Names Washington's Joe Kent to Lead Counterterrorism Agency KZJO (Fox-13) (02/04, Cornfi

d that Indiana identities were stolen by a former insurance agent accused of earning millions in fraudulent life insurance policies. Now, the FBI in Indianapolis is seeking all the victims in the case. According to the article, the FBI is looking for potential victims of Thomas Lemmen, a former Schererville,

News (01/04, Finnerty) also reported on the story. South Jersey Man Gets 60 Days in Prison for Jan. 6 Capitol Riot The New York Daily News (01/04, Wilkinson) reported that Ezekiel "Zeke" Stecher from New Jersey has been sentenced to 60 days in prison and 24 months of supervised release for his participat

artment and the FBI. Indiana Serial Bank Robber Sentenced To 22.5 Years WXIN (FOX-59) (01/04, Schroeder) reported that Gary Sistrunk, a 62-year-old Indianapolis man, has been sentenced to 22.5 years for charges of armed bank robbery, brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence and illegally possessing

by The Daily Beast (06/05, McDougall), The Hill (06/05, Sforza), Law & Crime (06/05, Kandel), UPI (06/05, Benson), and New York Daily News (06/05, Wilkinson). FBI Reinstates Security Clearance for Former Employee Who Raised Questions About Jan. 6 Attack CNN (06/05, McDougall) reported that former FBI em

to be identified from the office's "renewed" investigation into the remains found on Fox Hollow Farm, located in Westfield, about 30 miles north of Indianapolis. The farm was once home to suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister, the coroner's office said. The first two victims identified in the renewed prob