69 killings in 24 hrs: Mexico’s deadliest day in drug war
Israel, U.S. behind killing of nuclear scientist: Iran
China tests missile interception technology
‘Avatar’ has a racist message?
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China tests missile interception technology
Militants attack Pakistan spy agency office, 7 dead
Football protests continue in Egypt
A life online: Belle de Jour and other mystery sex bloggers
Obama, Manmohan with Osama, Dawood among world’s most powerful
26/11 terrorist negotiated Kasab’s release with Israel ambassador
Lashkar was targetting National Defence College in India: FBI
Kalashnikov AK-47 Becomes Weapon of the Past
Ex-KGB spy shot dead in Moscow
Man found guilty of sexual assault
China tests missile interception technology
Beiging: China on Tuesday said it had successfully tested a surface-to-air missile system designed to intercept other missiles.
The test on Monday of a “ground-based, mid-course missile interception technology” had “achieved the expected objective,” the official Xinhua news agency said.
Celebrity Crime
Reggae star Buju Banton to fight drug charge
England under 21 footballer star arrested for assault
Carrie Prejean ex comes forward with new photos of former Miss California
Porn producers to release Carrie Prejean’s sex tape
Hearing for ex-Jaguars star Smith postponed
Carrie Prejean Sex Tape: Starring A Fully Adult Carrie, Apparently
Kidman admits to sexual fetish play
‘Disappointed’ Marlon King maintains his innocence and will appeal
Jailed Wigan striker Marlon King will appeal against sexual assault conviction, claims agent
Former U’s star arrested over ‘indecent exposure’
Reggae star Buju Banton to fight drug charge
Sarasota: Grammy nominated Jamaican reggae star Buju Banton will fight a drug charge against him in Tampa instead of Miami.
Banton waived his bail hearing Wednesday in Miami federal court. His case is being prosecuted in Tampa, where he will be transferred.
Sexual Assault
Droitwich gynaecologist denies sexual assault of patient
Senior teacher, 68, accused of sex assault on young woman
Transsexual prostitute in Italian political sex scandal burns to death
More charges against dad, sons in child sex case
Teacher charged with sexual interference
Rock County Deputy Arrested On Suspicion Of Sexual Assault
Man found guilty of sexual assault
Man threatens to circulate video of sex with wife
Senior BBC man in child sex probe
Accused Sex-for-Tickets Wife Cries Foul
Droitwich gynaecologist denies sexual assault of patient
London: A Worcestershire gynaecologist, who is being sued by a female patient over an alleged sexual assault during an examination, …
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Murder/Accidents
Israel, U.S. behind killing of nuclear scientist: Iran
Tobin murder police reopen unsolved cases
U.S. to follow appeal in Knox murder case: Clinton
Atty seeks psych care for Mo. teen murder suspect
Uncle ‘ordered teenager’s murder’
Silence of Lindsay Hawker murder suspect Tatsuya Ichihashi
Golf mates.. Halloween stab victim and the man charged with his murder
Six Canadian bikers guilty of murder
Triple murder case solved; driver, two others arrested
‘Veil martyr’ murder trial opens in Germany under threat of fatwa
Israel, U.S. behind killing of nuclear scientist: Iran
Tehran: Iran’s state-run media has accused Israel and the United States of masterminding the assassination of its nuclear scientist with a remote controlled device attached to explosives planted on a stationary motorcycle.
Iran’s state-run Press TV reported that Massoud Ali-Mohammadi, who lectured on neuron physics at Tehran University, was killed in a booby-trapped motorbike blast on Tuesday.
Terrorism
US terror suspect Headley not our agent: CIA
Coordinated Bombings in Baghdad Kill at Least 121
Arrests in Chicago drive home global nature of terrorism threat
Leads to link Headley to Pak 26/11 terror handlers
Jundallah terrorist executed in Iran
Lashkar was targetting National Defence College in India: FBI
Aid workers worry over Pakistan war zone
Nigeria rebels say truce could end
Car bomb kills 91 in Pakistan
Afghan bombs kill eight US troops
US terror suspect Headley not our agent: CIA
Washigton: America’s Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Thursday strongly refuted reports that Pakistani-origin US national David Coleman Headley, charged for criminal conspiracy in the 26/11 terror attacks, was its agent at any point of time.
“I can’t comment on an ongoing investigation, but any suggestion that this individual worked for the CIA is flat wrong,” CIA spokesperson Marie E Harf said when specifically asked about Headley and his links with CIA.
Organized Crimes
69 killings in 24 hrs: Mexico’s deadliest day in drug war
Two more charged over alleged gang rape of schoolgirls
Hawala kingpin Naresh Jain banned from entering UK
Peruvian Gang Killed Victims to Get Body Fat, El Comercio Says
5 on trial for gang-rape
Gang rape witness feels no guilt
China sentences notorious gang ‘godmother
Saskatoon loses title as Canada’s murder capital
Juveniles charged as adults in gang-rape case, more arrests likely
Gang murder accused found guilty
69 killings in 24 hrs: Mexico’s deadliest day in drug war
Mexico City: Mexico opened the new year with what could be its most dubious distinction yet in the 3-year-old battle against drug trafficking — 69 murders in one day.
The country resembled a grim, statistical dart board on Saturday as law enforcement and media reported the deaths from various regions, including 26 in Ciudad Juarez, 13 in and around Mexico City and 10 in the city of Chihuahua.
Historical Crime
Watergate scandal: US reopens probe
‘Ex Nazi’ charged with 58 murders
African slavery apology ‘needed’
Dutch mark 5th anniversary of filmmaker’s murder
US war crimes questions for Sri Lanka general: report
Delay and declaim: will Radovan Karadzic follow the Milosevic route?
Appeals court hears Ten Commandments posting case
Bankruptcy filing delays church sex abuse case
Nazis used sex slaves to boost camp production – book
Jamie Foxx has no sympathy for Polanski
Watergate scandal: US reopens probe
Washington, 20 November 2009: The US is said to have reopened the investigation into the Watergate saga, more than 35 years after the biggest political scandal in the country’s history forced the then President Richard Nixon to step down.
Forensic investigators have now been called in to investigate exactly what Nixon knew about the Watergate break-in, particularly the extent of his knowledge of the raids on the Democratic National Committee’s offices in Washington.
Specials
‘Avatar’ has a racist message?
Star talks of drugs and sex
Drug May Boost Women’s Sexual Desire
Pill makes girls’ sex drive soar
China ‘black jails’ under scrutiny
Opponents of same-sex marriage leading in Maine polls
China to develop space military capabilities
Now, a coffee to boost men’s sexual prowess!
Gore Vidal calls Polanski’s sex victim a young hooker
Study Shows Linkage Between Teen Girls’ Weight And Sexual Behavior
‘Avatar’ has a racist message?
Philadelphia: Near the end of the film Avatar, the villain snarls at the hero, “How does it feel to betray your own race?” Both men are white — although the hero is portrayed as a blue-skinned, 9-foot tall, long-tailed alien.