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Attorneys for kidnapping suspect Michael Devlin criticized jail security, saying a New York Post correspondent obtained a jailhouse interview with him by identifying herself as one of his friends.The newspaper obtained the first interview with the 41-year-old pizzeria manager accused of kidnapping Shawn Hornbeck and Ben Ownby. Hornbeck, now 15, was held captive for more t
stanley cup han four years. Ownby, 13, was missing four days when both boys were found Jan. 12 at Devlin s apartment.The Post published a story Sunday in which Devlin talked about being lonely but said life was good for him over the past four years. There was a standing order that no media was allowed in to see my client, said Michael Kielty, an attorney for Devlin.But Franklin County Sheriff Gary Toelke
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stanley cup to be susceptible to heat waves in the coming decades. My concern is feeding nine billion people in 2050, Schmidt tells Modern Farmer. That going to be a challenge. And it going to be made worse if the climate does continue to change. Schmidt plan for these new chickens involves only selective breeding, not genetic modification. That probably in part because GM animals have faced a whole lot of oppositio
stanley becher n. Take the killing of the Enviropigs. In fact, it turns out that selective breeding has created some pretty nutty-looking chickens
