Three people died following a collision in Aspen Hill on Friday, Montgomery County Police (MCPD) said. Martha Luise Ross, 78, and Joan Williams Jenkins, 91, were pronounced deceased at the scene Friday, MCPD said in a statement. Karl Neil Ross, 86, was taken to a hospital and succumbed to his serious injuries on Sunday, police […]
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This week we travel back to the turbulent times of the late 1960âs. War was raging in Vietnam and the Civil Rights movement was in full swing. News here in Winchester was no different. 53 years ago this week, on April 22, 1968, the front page of âThe Winchester Newsâ reported numerous local deaths and other grim news.Â
James Brady, and his wife Reva, were found dead in their Western Avenue home with 22 caliber bullet wounds a few days prior. The investigation began when James failed to show up at his job at Anchor Hocking on Friday. On Saturday, Allen Brady, 16, the youngest son of the couple and his friend, John Hawley, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hawley were taken into custody.
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While surveillance video showed multiple people watching Kari s attack and not intervening to help her, another person who was not seen in the footage successfully distracted the assailant by yelling, according to Kari s daughter. Also, in the Genovese case, a handful of people including a woman who held Genovese in her final moments called police or took other actions to try to stop that killing.
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When surveillance footage surfaced in late March 2021 showing a man attacking a 65-year-old Filipino woman on a busy Manhattan street in broad daylight, social media users likened the alleged hate crime to the notorious murder of 28-year-old Kitty Genovese more than a half-century earlier.