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The Sheridan County Sheriff s Office has identified the man who was reportedly killed by his 15-year-old son.
According to a Thursday evening news release, a 15-year-old boy, who was involved in a rollover accident in Montana, told a Montana state trooper that he killed his father in Dayton.
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Following the disclosure, Sheridan County sheriff s deputies found a dead man inside a home on Main Street in Dayton.
The reported cause of death was a single gunshot wound.
The Sheridan County Coroner has identified the man as 47-year-old Edgar Jones.
Authorities have declined to identify the teen, but say he is being charged with a single count of second-degree murder.
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Veterans Today | Military Foreign Affairs Policy Journal for Clandestine Services
Rape of Japanese Men and Women After World War II
In one raid on Tokyo alone, in one night, an estimated 75,000 to 200,000 people, mostly women and children, were burned to death.
Alexis: In response to the previous article, I received a number of messages from a reader positing the claim that “court history is mostly correct, with omissions, following Perry/Tokyo in 1856 were Rothschild, silk for arms traders, selling outdated British ships and artillery to Japan to start east war to distract Balkin war.”
I simply could not hold my laughter precisely because “court history” has been largely wrong, particularly when it comes to examining World War II. I sent that reader just a number of scholarly sources to peruse in order to contextualize what was happening in Asia at the dawn of the twentieth century,[1] but I doubt that he will check them out.