Crime by Lane Sainty EXCLUSIVE Metres from where John Edwards killed himself after murdering his two children, police found a post-it note on the desk in his study. Written on it was Justice delayed is justice denied. Also on the desk were family law documents, with more discovered in folders in the same room. Court orders were stuffed in the driver s door pocket of the retired financial planner s golden Nissan Patrol 4WD. Details about the chilling note and documents can be revealed for the first time and further highlight the serious risks to women and children in the family law system.
National Progressive PAC Plans To Back Manhattan DA Candidate Alvin Bragg With $1 Million Cash Infusion
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A progressive group that has put its weight behind left-leaning prosecutors nationwide is backing Alvin Bragg, a former federal prosecutor, in the heated Democratic primary for Manhattan District Attorney.
Color of Change PAC, a group that since 2016 has successfully backed reform-minded prosecutors across the country from Philadelphia to Michigan to Atlanta, announced they’d be pitching in $1 million dollars through their political action committee to put towards mailers, canvassing, and phone-banking on Bragg’s behalf.
While Bragg has tacked more to the center of candidates like public defender Eliza Orlins and civil rights attorney Tahanie Aboushi, the group cited Bragg’s personal history in Harlem, his stance on criminal justice reform, and his management experience overseeing an office of 1,500
News by Natalie Wolfe It s been almost three years since the horrific murder-suicide of the Edwards family rocked Sydney but the years of failures to protect the family continue to resonate. In July 2018, John Edwards stalked his 13-year-old daughter Jennifer on her way home from school to then shoot her and his 15-year-old son Jack to death. He fled the West Pennant Hills home, in northwest Sydney, before taking his own life at his apartment nearby. Jack and Jennifer s heartbroken mother Olga grieved in the home where her children were murdered for five months - the home she had been renting in secret after fleeing her ex-husband s violent control - before taking her own life on December 12 of that year.
Florida elections supervisors all named in lawsuit against state voting law
Published: May 7, 2021 8:18 PM EDT
Updated: May 9, 2021 6:56 AM EDT
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A supervisor of elections in Southwest Florida is responding to a massive lawsuit over a new voting law that names every county in the state.
Those who filed the lawsuit claim the new law does nothing but suppress voters and claim the law violates the First and 14th amendments.
Because they expected the governor to sign it, they were ready with lawsuits the moment he did. Among them was a lawsuit filed by the League of Women Voters of Florida.
âInstruments designed to killâ: The suburbs where NSW keeps a million firearms in private arsenals
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Private arsenals in NSW have blown out to more than a million registered guns, sparking fears the actual number is even higher as unregistered weapons cross the border, prompting renewed calls for a national firearms registry.
The total number of registered guns in NSW, including those registered to clubs, collectors and dealers, has steadily increased by 11 per cent over four years, from 920,000 in December 2016 to 1,022,740 in December 2020, according to NSW Police data obtained under FOI by Greens MP David Shoebridge.