chicago. and the newspapers were full of it. the daily news was the newspaper at the time. they offered a $10,000 reward. if that didn t bring any result, if it didn t interest anybody, didn t help. oh, i think you couldn t not be moved just seeing their pictures and how dear mr. fronczak to his wife with his arm around her and always encouraging her. it was heart pbreaking to see h facial expressions. i don t know that i ever saw a smile on her face in any of the many pictures i saw in the newspapers. do you have any further clues? no, sir, not at this time. do you have any suspects here in chicago you re going to question? we re questioning suspects throughout the day. do you have some right now,
the reward didn t interest anybody. didn t help. i think you couldn t not be moved just seeing their pictures and how dear mr. fronczak was to his wife and his arm always around her and always encouraging her. it was heart breaking to see her facial expressions. i don t know that i ever saw a smile on her face in any of the many pictures i saw in the newspapers. do you have any further clues? no, sir, not at this time. do you have any suspects here in chicago that you re going to question? we are questioning suspects throughout the day. do you have some right now, some others? we have other names and so forth to check. how many do you have? numerous names. thank you. surely.
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twenty two year long will the commission has been tasked with investigating crimes committed during the presidency he was ousted two years ago after disputed elections. german police have begun questioning suspects in the latest data breach to afflict some of the country s best known people a hacker released personal details belonging to politicians and other celebrities in the run up to christmas while now with ortiz have searched a home in the southern city of how broad and girl possible witnesses as the hunt continues for the latest culprit to expose the shortcomings of germany s digital security. much remains unclear but this much is known almost a thousand politicians and celebrities were affected by the data leak personal phone numbers home and email addresses were made public and in some cases private messages and photos as well. as not in fifty to sixty cases large amounts of data
the hamas group, the terror group hamas has fresh recruits right now. in fact thousands of them. it is currently training high school students in gaza to wage jihad. take a look at this. look at that right there. more than 13,000 teenagers just completing a one-week program that trains them in how to use weapons and throw grenades. that number more than twice the enrollment from last year. compare that to what your 13-year-old is doing at home right now. see something, don t say something. attorney general eric holder is now working on new rules that would ban f.b.i. agents from questioning suspects in terror cases based on their religion or their national origin. this change is in response to complaints from muslim groups who thought they were being singled out. it would be overrule a previous law that was put in place by president george w. bush in 2003 that