had blood all over it. my initial reaction was maybe there was some sort of medical emergency that occurred on the couch. she had gone to the bathroom to clean herself off and had collapsed and succumbed to whatever medical emergency she was having. there was an any obvious signs of travel on her body. she had a small bruise on the side of her neck. it didn t look like any sort of could ve got it anyway? yeah, it doesn t look like she was assaulted. but there was something off, to. didn t quite look right. they decided to treat it like a homicide. because you only get one chance of this. so, if you go in and you go guns blazing and you try to rush through things, you re going to miss things. the csi people arrived. use dailies or scanners to quickly take billions of measurements and create this virtual representation of jessica s house. 3d. so, more accurate than any photo. and then they removed it just his body. and yes, detectives could see
are hearing about it in and boxes from their constituents and that s where this pressure is coming from. so i won t be surprised if this policy changes very soon. onto one ofthe policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we get - policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we get in - of the regional papers we get in nice and early, and i have to say the appeal to any of the regional dailies do get your front page tourists, because we are always interested to see what s being said byjournalists interested to see what s being said by journalists around interested to see what s being said byjournalists around the country. it s often the regional papers that give us a completely fresh take on the stories. here s one right in the heart of the yorkshire post s region you can almost see t
their constituents and that s from their constituents and that s where this pressure is coming from. so i won t be surprised if this policy changes very soon. onto one ofthe policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we get - policy changes very soon. onto one of the regional papers we get in - of the regional papers we get in nice and early, and i have to say the appeal to any of the regional dailies do get your front page tourists, because we are always interested to see what s being said byjournalists interested to see what s being said by journalists around interested to see what s being said byjournalists around the country. it s often the regional papers that give us a completely fresh take on the stories. here s one right in the heart of the yorkshire post s region you can almost see the r
last week, apple daily was forced to shut down, they raided apple dailies office unfroze their accounts. police started arresting the executives and a columnist. they were rounded up and thrown in jail. that increasingly impossible pressure, that last newspaper nonsense they were shutting down for good they published their last issue on thursday. we cover that here on the show people in hong kong woke up before dawn to stand in line at new stands to grab a copy for the last issue daily apple printed, they printed 1 million copies. they were also that across the state a day before a 9 am. the last print edition of the last pro-democracy independent newspaper in that great city. wspaper inand it is obviously an upstanding story for democracy, for freedom of the press, for authoritarianism around the
World
March 8, 2021
TEHRAN: The Iraq meeting of Pope Francis and Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, one of Islam’s top clerics, was front-page news in Iran on Sunday, with some media declaring it a chance for peace in the neighbouring country.
Officials in Iran, like Iraq, have not yet commented on the pontiff’s historic visit to Iraq that began on Friday. Tehran, with its allies within Baghdad’s state-sponsored Hashed al-Shaabi paramilitary force, helped Iraqi troops defeat the Jihadist Islamic State (IS) group at the end of 2017.
Iran’s reformist Sazandegi daily said the two religious leaders are now the standard-bearers of world peace and called their meetings the most effective event (in the history of) dialogue between religions .