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nied migrant children in Texas, according to a health department email obtained by The Washington Post." Brodie-Henderson "was working at a site in Houston, Texas, that housed several hundred unaccompanied children." She "collapsed on Friday evening and could not be revived at a nearby hospital," HHS Se

ed the FBI, they faked the husband's death and Cincinelli "deleted phone data," leading to charge of obstruction of justice. The AP (4/16) reports Cincinelli also wanted to pay to have her boyfriend's 14-year-old daughter killed. Cincinelli "allegedly destroyed two cellphones and the records they containe

pleaded guilty Friday to trying to hire her boyfriend to kill her husband. After the boyfriend informed the FBI, they faked the husband's death and Cincinelli "deleted phone data," leading to charge of obstruction of justice. The AP (4/16) reports Cincinelli also wanted to pay to have her boyfriend's 14-y

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nied migrant children in Texas, according to a health department email obtained by The Washington Post." Brodie- Henderson "was working at a site in Houston, Texas, that housed several hundred unaccompanied children." She "collapsed on Friday evening and could not be revived at a nearby hospital," HHS S

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is client was questioned, but is not a suspect." Attorney Says Review Raises Doubts About Fatal Texas Drug Raid. The AP (7/25, Lozano) reports from Houston, "An independent review by the family of a woman who along with her husband were killed in a drug raid earlier this year by Houston police is casti

protocols for contact from behind bars." Cincenelli "is also accused of plotting to kill her boyfriend's teen-aged daughter." WCBS-TV adds, "One of Cincinelli's brothers committed suicide earlier this month. He was an FBI agent." The New York Daily News (7/25, Light, McShane, 2.52M) also reports. Lawsuit