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Share Three-dimensional point clouds , or laser-generated colour pictures on laptop screens, were detailed to the millimetre. Police could view a location from every angle, surveying it from above or zooming in for a fingertip search.
The tech was stretched to the limit as West Midlands Police investigated a double murder in Dudley. One man was found dead in a suburban street.
Another was rushed to hospital by his brother and nephew, where he died within hours.
Both victims suffered bizarre, triple-edged stab wounds in the shape, as one copper remarked, of a Mercedes Benz badge. The brother wasn t keen to be interviewed. I m not in the mood, mate, he told an officer.
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Sierra Rep Sets September Re-Opening!
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A season of comedy, suspense, romance, and plenty of music! Sierra Repertory Theatre is proud to announce our much-anticipated re-opening. ur 2021 Homecoming Season offers 3-mainstage productions and 3-tribute concerts to play in the fall with preview performances starting September 2.
Sierra Rep s 2019 production of Grease
We are excited to welcome back artists and audiences alike. While the pandemic is far from over and its effects continue to evolve, we are committed to a safe reopening of Sierra Repertory Theatre. SONORA, Calif. (PRWEB) May 21, 2021 Sierra Repertory Theatre is proud to announce our much-anticipated re-opening. Our 2021 Homecoming Season offers 3-mainstage productions and 3-tribute concerts to play in the fall with preview performances starting September 2.
May 8, 2021
Michael Dirda
THE WASHINGTON POST – In the recent Washington Post poll to choose the greatest fictional detectives of all time, the top four vote-getters, tallied in descending order, were Armand Gamache, Sherlock Holmes, Harry Bosch and Hercule Poirot. Pfui, as Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe would say.
Faced with a mind-boggling murder, would anyone turn to Louise Penny’s Gamache instead of Sherlock Holmes or to Michael Connelly’s Bosch over Hercule Poirot? I certainly wouldn’t. What the poll actually reveals is the tyranny of the contemporary. The results reflect the influence of a devoted social media fan base, an ongoing TV series and two best-selling authors still regularly bringing out new work.