Indianapolis (AP) – On Tuesday, Indiana State Police identified a dead man as a suspect in the rape and murder of three women in Indiana and Kentucky in the late 1980s while working at night as a female motel worker.
Indiana State Police Officer Glenn Field said laboratory testing of crime scene samples positively confirmed Edward Grinwell, who died in January 2013 as an “I-65 killer.” Because of attacks on motels near Interstate 65.
“The bird has a long criminal history and has entered and exited prison several times, even escaping from prison in two separate cases,” Fifield said. “He’s known for frequent travel to the Midwest.”
Grinwell was born in Kentucky and died in Iowa, while his obituary identifies cancer as the cause of death.
Fifield said the evidence linked the bird to the Feb. 21, 1987 murder of Vicki Heath, who worked overnight at the Super Eight Hotel in Elizabeth Town, Kentucky, and to the March 3, 1989 murder of Mary Peggy Gil. Jana Gilbert.
Gilbert was killed while working nights at the Days Inn in Remington, Indiana, and Gill was killed while working at the Days Inn in Maryville, Indiana, and the investigation is also known as the Days Inn Killer case.
Field said investigators also linked the bird to an attack on Jan. 2, 1990 on a female employee at the Days Inn in Columbus, Indiana, and that it was “attacked like three previous victims.”
“This victim was able to escape and rescue his attacker. “He later provided a good physical description of the suspect and the details of the crime,” he said. “He is the only known victim who survived this brutal and brutal attack by this murderer.”
Fifield said the Indiana State Police Criminal Laboratory matched ballistic evidence to the murders of Gilly and Gilbert, while the Forensic Laboratory later compared the DNA evidence linking the murders of Heath and Gilbert to the Columbus case. , Indiana.
He said one of the major factors linking the four crime areas is their proximity to Interstate 65, which runs from Gary, Indiana, to Mobile, Alabama.
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History and Summary Updated to correct the spelling of Sgt. Glenn Field.
Fukunaga came to Ukraine during the Russian war as a volunteer for the World Central Kitchen charity.
American director Cary Fukunaga, who is filming Bond’s latest film No Time to Die, flew to Ukraine a few days ago and visited Bucha, Irpen, and also a bomb shelter in Kyiv. He announced it on Instagram.
Fukunaga came as a volunteer for the World Central Kitchen charity, which provides humanitarian assistance to people affected by the war in Russia.
“There were a lot of horrible stories and pictures about Bucha. We planned to walk as far as Irpen only, but when the mayor found us, he took us to Bucha, where the remnants of the population carefully left after the Russian conqueror.Mostly they were old, sick and hungry people, their trauma was first expressed in disbelief, then in tears, kisses and long, desperate hugs, they started coming from all directions, with trembling hands and voices, they spoke to those willing to listen to them, “Fukunaga wrote.
He also added that the fund delivered to Ukrainians two trucks with 6,000 kg of food, 600 hot meals and more.
Recall that the previous footage from the liberated Bucha was presented by Ukrainian TV presenter Dmitry Komarov.
Ruslana showed footage from the destroyed Borodianka
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Bednyakov said Russian President Vladimir Putin had “taken the most precious from him.” He blamed the “Russian world” on his mother’s death.
Famous Ukrainian presenter Andrei Bednyakov has died. He spent more than a month in Russian-occupied Mariupol and was in a coma due to stress. The former host of the show Eagle and Reshka announced this on Instagram.
According to him, the mother is ill, but she can still live.
“Mother is gone. It’s hard to write, but I’ll do it. During the war, I talked to my brother twice. In one minute. When they finally left, the relatives called me. I was happy. But then the brother called. I and said, mom was in a coma: “She’s been in a coma for a long time. I didn’t tell you so you wouldn’t get angry. As soon as the opportunity arose, we left … I did not want to bury my mother at the entrance, as others did, ”Bednyakov wrote.
The mother is also said to have weakened with each outbreak, and due to stress, she went into a coma.
“Russia’s world is worse than the worst disease. Worse than cancer and Alzheimer’s. This ideology and the army are pulling you faster into the next world. What’s scary is that I can no longer say goodbye to my mother. “After all, I would have gotten to the nearest pole. But I’m sure sooner or later, I’ll go to say goodbye to my mother. When the Ukrainian flag hangs again in that territory,” he wrote.
Bednyakov demanded the release of Mariupol and its inhabitants.
Photo: instagram.com/biedniakov
Mother is Andrei Bednyakov
Recall that the singer Ruslana showed footage from Borodianka destroyed by Russian troops in the Kiev region.
Ukrainian producers urged not to talk about Russian culture anymore
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BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) – Hungarian nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared victory in the national election on Sunday, announcing his fourth term as the incomplete vote count showed a strong advantage for his right. party.
In a 10 -minute speech with representatives and supporters of the Fidesz party in Budapest on election night, Orb მა n addressed the people with “Victor!” And he said it was his party’s “great victory”.
“We’ve got tremendous success that you can see from the moon and, of course, from Brussels,” said Orban, who is often criticized by the European Union for his democratic backwardness and control of alleged corruption.
While the vote count is still ongoing, it is clear that the question is not whether Orban Fidesz’s party will win the election, but how much.
With approximately 91%of the vote, the Fidesz coalition led by Orb .n won 53%, while the pro-European opposition coalition, for a united Hungary, had more than 34%, according to National Electoral Bureau.
It seems possible that Fidesz will win another constitutional majority, allowing him to pursue profound unilateral change in the Central European country.
“Tonight in Budapest, the whole world saw Christian Democratic politics, conservative civic politics and patriotic politics win. “We’re telling Europe it’s not the past, it’s the future,” Orban said.
When representatives of the Fidesz party gathered in Budapest for an election night on the Danube, Secretary of State Zoltan Kovacs cited the participation of so many parties in the elections as proof of the strength of Hungarian democracy.
“We’ve heard a lot of nonsense recently about having democracy in Hungary,” Kovacs said. Democracy in Hungary has not weakened but strengthened over the past 12 years.
It is expected that this contest will be the closest since Orb .n took office in 2010, in which Hungary’s six main opposition parties put aside ideological differences to form a united front against Fidesz. Voters elected parliamentary representatives from 199 seats in the country.
But even in his own district, opposition leader Peter Markey-Zay is 12 points behind current Fidesz president Janos Lazarus, who has more than 98% of the vote. This is a frustrating signal for the prime ministerial candidate, who has vowed to end what he says is rampant government corruption, raising the standard of living in Hungary by raising funding for health care and schools for the sick and the repair of broken relations with the country’s Western partners. .
In a surprise presentation, the radical right-wing Our Homeland Movement got more than 6% of the vote, exceeding the 5% threshold required to get a seat in parliament.
The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) sent a full-fledged observation mission to observe Sunday’s elections in Hungary, for the second time only in an EU country.
Gabor Somogy, a 58-year-old marketing professional, said after the vote that he believed the Hungarian media favored Orban and Fides and the elections were unfair.
“I really hope for monitoring. Well, I’m happy with that. But I don’t think the (election) will really be clean. “The countryside is also not clean enough,” Somogy said.
Despite calling it an unequal playing field, the six -party opposition coalition, for a united Hungary, urged voters to support its efforts to introduce a new political culture to Hungary based on pluralistic governance and alignment with the ‘EU and NATO.
Although Orban has previously campaigned on divided social and cultural issues, he drastically changed the tone of his campaign following Russia’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine in February and has since presented elections as an option in between peace and stability, or war. and chaos.
While the opposition called on Hungary to support its neighbor and act with its EU and NATO partners, Orban, a longtime ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, insisted that Hungary remain neutral and maintain close economic relations in Moscow. Russia’s gas and oil imports on favorable terms.
At the latest election rally on Friday, Orb .n told supporters that arms supplies to Ukraine – which Hungary has denied, only to Ukraine’s neighbors – are making the country a military target and sanctions are being imposed on Russia’s energy imports will destroy Hungary’s economy. .
“This is not our war, we have to defend it,” Orban said.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday presented the Hungarian leader as the leader of Hungary along with the rest of Europe, which is united in Putin’s condemnation, support for sanctions against Russia and including aid to Ukraine.
“He is almost the only one in Europe who openly supports Putin,” Zelensky said.
After voting in his hometown of Hodmezovasarhel, where he runs for mayor, Mark-Zaim on Sunday called the elections a “battle to the top” over Fidesz’s superior economic resources and media dominance. But he said he knew that “more people in Hungary want change”.
“We are fighting for decent, we are fighting for the independence of the judiciary and the rule of law in Hungary,” Mark-Zaim said. “We are fighting for the whole world. “We want to show that this model, brought by Orban… here in Hungary, is not acceptable to any honest and honest person”.
Orban – a fierce critic of immigration, LGBTQ rights and “EU bureaucrats” – has won the admiration of right -wing nationalists in Europe and North America. Fox News presenter Tucker Carlson aired a week-long broadcast from Budapest last summer, in which he praised Orban’s strict approach to immigration and his barbed wire fence.
Orb .n took control of many of Hungary’s democratic institutions and presented himself as an advocate of Christianity in Europe against Muslim migrants, progressives and the “LGBTQ lobby”.
Peter Sandor, 78, said after Sunday’s vote that the election was a bet that Orban would continue to maintain Hungary’s Christian conservatism and national pride.
“The importance of this election is to continue what we have built over the past 12 years. “The results are incredible,” he said. If Fidesz does not win, it will fail again as in 2002-2010.
New York (AP) – Deborah Caldwell -Stone, director of the American Library Association Intellectual Freedom Office, has never been busy.
“A year ago we could receive one or two reports a day on the library book challenge. “And often these appeals are for guidance on how to meet the challenge or for materials that support the value of the work in question,” Caldwell-Stone told The Associated Press. “Now we get three, four, five reports a day. A lot of people need support, some of them need a lot of support.”
“We always talk on the phone,” he added.
Reports of booking ban attempts and booking attempts, along with threats against librarians, have grown over the past year and the ALA has included several numbers in the libraries ’annual report. US state, released on Monday. The association found 729 challenges – affecting approximately 1,600 books – in public schools and libraries in 2021, more than double the rate by 2020 and the highest since the ALA began compiling more than 20 challenges. years ago.
The real total of the past year is likely to be higher: ALA collects data through media reports and through cases learned from librarians, teachers and other community members. Excludes books pre -produced by librarians – out of fear of public outcry or their work – and challenges that librarians never mentioned.
“Nothing surprises me,” Caldwell-Stone said.
Two of the most challenging books in ALA’s Top 10 Frequent in the news: Maya Kobabe’s graphic memoirs on sexual identity, “Gender Spawn” and “Lawn Boy” by Jonathan Evison, a novel narrated by a young gay man in old age. Both are recognized by representatives of the republican government.
Last fall in Virginia, Glenn Youngkin supported the local school board’s ban on two books as a positive vote for governor. At the same time, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster supported the school board. The decision to remove the “spawn genre”.
Florida Gov. Ron Desantis recently criticized “Sex Week” and “Lawn Boy” after signing the law. spy “.
Kobaby and Evison noted in a recent interview that the purpose of their books is a turning point: Nor is it intended to write short stories for young people. But they gained followers with help from the American Library Association, which awarded each book an Alex Award for “works written for teens that are particularly appealing to young people between the ages of 12 and 18.”
“I think many of our books that get a lot of attention are award winners and are ultimately bought by libraries across the country,” Kobabe said.
Other ALA lists that have almost all been cited for LGBTQ or race issues include Angie Thomas ’bestseller“ The Hate U Give, ”which focuses on a police shooting of a black teenager; George Johnson’s “Not All Boys Are Blue”, Juno Dawson’s “This Book Is Gay” and Susan Kuklin’s “Beyond Magenta”. Two Ancient Works Previously On The List Also Presented: Sherman Alex’s Autobiographical Novel “The Absolutely True Diary of a Full-Time Indian” and Nobel Prize Winner Tony Morrison Debut Novel “The Blue Eye”.
The Library Association defines a “challenge” as a “formal written complaint made to a library or school requesting the removal of materials for content or adequacy.” The ALA does not keep the exact number of how many books were actually recovered, but there have been regular cases in the past year. In December last year, a school district in San Antonio, Texas released hundreds of books from the library to “make sure they don’t contain obscene or vulgar material.”
Two anti-abortion activists filed a new complaint Tuesday about five fetuses police found in one of their apartments last week, confirming they were allowed by a medical waste worker to remove 115 fetuses out of a clinic. in Washington last month.
Lauren Handy and Terry Bukovinac filed their plea against a press conference A few days later, DC police confirmed that agents found the fruit in Handy’s apartment, who was arrested by the FBI the same day on suspicion of interception. on entering an abortion clinic in 2020. It was later. Released.
Handy and Bukovinak, both leaders of a group called the Progressive Abortion Uprising, told reporters Tuesday that they actually received 115 fruits, not just five, from outside the Washington Surge Clinic, where they went to protest. March 25.
They allegedly approached and collected fruit a Kurt Bay Medical Waste Service driver who was placing boxes in the car.
“We asked him if he knew what was in the boxes and, after he refused, we said‘ dead kids ’,” Bukovinats said Tuesday. “The driver was obviously shaking. After confirming that the boxes were from Washington Surg, I asked him, “Do you care if we take these boxes?”
Bukovinak said the driver voluntarily handed over the box after Handy told him they wanted to “bury and bury properly” the contents.
Curtis Bay denied this report.
“On March 25, Kurt Bay staff took three packages from the Washington Surgery Center (Washington Surgery Clinic) and delivered them all to the Kurt Bay crematorium,” the company said in a statement. Ნ The New York TimesE added that the worker did not pull out the boxes. “Any other accusation is untrue.”
Bukovinats said she returned the box to Handy’s apartment for removal and later buried 110 fetuses they believe were terminated in the first trimester of pregnancy. She described the other five as “late term” or “almost full-blown” and possible victims of federal crime, so women began seeking medical attention to determine the gestational age of the fetus.
Unable to find a doctor for the purpose, Bukovinach and Handy “contacted lawyers to alert the DC homicide division to the whereabouts of the five oldest children and called for an investigation into their deaths” on March 29, Bukovinats said.
“The patterns of their injuries indicate violent federal crime,” Handy said Tuesday, shortly before the graphic images of the harvested fruit were shown.
But before Washington police arrived the next day and found the fruit in Handy’s apartment, the FBI and eight other federal civil rights violations arrested and charged him. Prosecutors say they violated the Free Access to Clinics Act in October 2020 when they used their bodies, furniture, ropes and chains to lock the doors of an abortion clinic in the capital.
DC police said they found “no criminal” in five abortions that activists wanted to investigate. City Hall does not prohibit the procedure at any stage of pregnancy and leaves the decision to patients in consultation with their doctor.
Nationwide, only about 1% of abortions are performed within 21 weeks or more of pregnancy and doctors usually do it at this stage because of severe fetal abnormalities or threatening the mother’s life.
Bukovinak or Handy were not arrested or charged with taking the fruit, but on Tuesday they said they believed it was possible. “We’re not scared,” Bukovinats said.
Conspiracy theorist MP Marjorie Taylor Green (R-Ga.) Reacted harshly to the attack on three fellow Republicans on Monday.
Green used his Congressional Twitter account to baseless allegations that Senators Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), Susan Collins (Maine) and Mitt Romney (Utah) were “pro-pedophile” because they would vote for Katanji Brown. to approve Jackson. Short.
During the Senate affirmation hearing in Jackson, GOP lawmakers falsely accused Brown of lobbying for images of child sexual abuse.
– representative. Marjorie Taylor Green (@RepMTG) April 5, 2022
Green’s personal Twitter profile was removed in January for repeated violations of the platform’s corovirus disinformation policy. Critics said they reported his latest scandalous post on the company.
The present and the future of the GOP. This is the basis and it will be destroyed. Furthermore, he simply said that his Republican colleagues were in favor of pedophilia. Between the doors of Miss and Cotorn’s orgies, they deliver beautiful messages to Democrats who can’t send a message to save lives. https://t.co/6cYk1kkRh4
Republicans got a free vote to prove they didn’t aim because there was no change in pitch. Instead they chose it and they know by-election as racism. https://t.co/xruPL49nFY
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s troops forcibly brought people from Mariupol to Russia after they were interrogated in so -called filter camps, Ukrainian women reported.
“People need to know the truth about the migration of Ukrainians to Russia, a country we occupy,” he and his family have been hiding in the suburbs of Mariupol since early March. Told the Guardian.
The reports are in line with what the Mariupol city council says the Russians kidnapped 20,000 Mariupol residents, according to the English translation of a post on March 29. Sagrebulo Telegram Channel.
Russian troops evacuated Ukrainians, including patients and staff, from at least two maternity hospitals in Mariupol, through Russian -controlled territories in eastern Ukraine, NPR reported. Reported.
The woman told the Guardian that she was in a group of about 200-300 people brought by bus to Novoazovsk, Ukraine.
It was then that they realized they had arrived at “Filter Camp”, a series of military tents run by the Russian military, where they were threatened with interrogation and confiscation of personal belongings before eventually being transferred to Russia.
The woman said she took photos and fingerprints and asked about her potential links to the Ukrainian army and her views on the war before being sent to the city of Rostov in Russia. Others said they should be given phones and passwords, which agents used to access phone contacts and register in a database. The Washington Post.
The woman left the group after telling the soldiers that she had family there and has since left for the EU.
“Such information is a lie,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
President Joe Biden has said Putin is a “war criminal” and must appear in court, promising additional punishment for the documented atrocities in Bucha.
Moscow said In March, it had rescued 420,000 people from “dangerous regions of Ukraine, the Donetsk and Luhansk People’s Republics” and evacuated to Russia.
U.S. Intelligence warned Prior to the invasion that Russia may have used the practice of illegal detention in the past.
“These actions, which in Russia’s previous operations have included targeted killings, enforced kidnapping / disappearance, unfair arrest and use of torture, are likely aimed at those opposed to the actions of Russia, “wrote Batcheba Crocker, the US ambassador. United States to the United Nations. Letter to the UN
The term “filter fields” appeared in the Soviet Union at the end of World War II. Soviet citizens living outside the country and then trying to return – even those forcibly brought to Germany as war criminals – were considered “suspects”. Before being readmitted or deported to the Soviet Union, they had to be interrogated in camps and stations. According to Nick Baron, professor of British history.
In February 2000, Human Rights Watch published the A. Report Describing in detail the extreme violence and rape perpetrated by Russian forces in the Chechen filter camp during the first months of Putin’s rule following the 1999 attacks on Chechen rebels. The aggression offset Russia’s earlier defeat, which forced Russia to withdraw its forces from the region and sign an agreement in 1996 that gave Chechnya, a Muslim republic, great autonomy. According to NPR.
Russia won this time, with Putin celebrating the victory in March 2000.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has alarmed those who have followed in Chechnya.
“There are some pretty disturbing parallels,” said Thomas de Waal, a reporter who covered the area in the 1990s. NPR said. “Using heavy artillery, there was no indiscriminate attack on the city center. “They remind us of some of the frightening memories of those who narrated the Chechen war in the 1990s.”
The southern port city of Mariupol, where the people transferred to the filter camps came from, is rife with Russian brutality and continues to undergo bombing.
Destruction: Aerial footage shows how the scene of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol turned into a nightmare after a Russian bombing that destroyed and blackened a residential building. https://t.co/lQYmrRojg5 pic.twitter.com/TYBY02B8nK
Culture “has not saved Russian citizens from barbarism, from atrocities and ostracization,” he believes.
Ukrainian producer Alexander Rodnyansky urged the world not to talk about Russian culture after it learned about Russia’s military atrocities in the Bucha, Kiev region. He wrote it on Instagram.
“I don’t want to argue with anyone anymore. Convince me that not all Russians support the war. With others. Light. Cultural. It was possible before what happened in Bucha and other cities and villages of Ukraine. Before they were discovered. corpses of hundreds of tortured, raped, murdered Ukrainians.Many of those shot in the back of the head tied their hands behind their backs.With white ribbons demanded by the Russian army to be worn by Ukrainians on their clothes as a sign of their ethnicity, ”the producer wrote.
He also added that after the footage he saw, he was speechless.
“And the right to talk about” Russian culture “. Like everyone involved in it. About cynical, deceitful and evil politicians, propagandists and the military, about those they raised, created, nurtured-happy gopota – everything is clear about them. And now – about the culture. About the one they are proud of. Where they consider themselves. “Writing poetry after Auschwitz was barbarism,” – Theodor Adorno seems to have said, Rodnyansky added.
According to him, “after Bucha, it is no longer possible to talk about Russian culture.” He noted that culture “has not saved Russian citizens from barbarism, from cruelties and brutes”.
He is guilty. Everyone involved is at fault. There is a long road of rebirth in the future. And repentance. It’s too late to apologize. And nobody. They were killed, raped and thrown into pits in Bucha, Irpen, Gostomel… ”, Rodnyansky concluded.
We will remind, Elon Musk has previously called on the world to stop the leader of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin.
Sean Penn called on billionaires to help end the war in Ukraine
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The businessman’s fortune is now $ 4.2 billion, which is $ 4.3 billion less than before Russia’s attack on Ukraine, according to American analysts.
Ukrainian businessman Rinat Akhmetov has lost half of his wealth since the start of the war. This was reported by the American edition of Forbes, citing its own calculations.
In particular, according to analysts of the publication, it is now $ 4.2 billion, which is $ 4.3 billion less than before Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
At the same time, Forbes cited Akhmetov’s words about his willingness to invest in the restoration of Ukraine after the war victory.
“I share the feelings of all Ukrainians: I sincerely hope for the victory of Ukraine in this war. And we will begin to rebuild the country so that it will be happy and prosperous. For my part, I will not defend the way or efforts to achieve this goal, ”he told American journalists.
Recall, on the eve it was reported that the businesses of SCM and the Akhmetov Foundation sent UAH 1.4 billion to help Ukraine.
Akhmetov himself earlier in a Bloomberg commentary said that the main task of Ukrainian business today is to help the country win the war unleashed by Russia and maintain an independent European state.
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