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“I’m outraged!” “It’s really sad!” “It’s a tragedy!”
Those are just some of the thoughts expressed by Birmingham neighborhood leaders and residents who recently spoke to the Birmingham Times about and offered suggestions to help curb the recent gun violence that has plagued the city.
On Wednesday, a victim was found dead at an east Birmingham apartment complex, the city’s 39th homicide of 2021; three of those homicides were ruled justifiable as self-defense by investigators or prosecutors. Even though the city has recorded one less homicide through May 12 of this year than at this time in 2020 the deaths are adding up and residents are not pleased.
Crime Stoppers offers reward for information on Tiara Lott homicide case
Lott s body was found on February 13 on train tracks in Buffalo s Schiller Park neighborhood. She had been reported as missing January 31 on Gold Street. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 3:08 PM EDT April 16, 2021
BUFFALO, N.Y. A reward of up to $7,500 has been issued by Crime Stoppers Western New York in connection to a case involving Tiara Lott, whose body was found on February 13 on train tracks in Buffalo s Schiller Park neighborhood.
Lott had been reported as missing January 31 on Gold Street.
The reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest or indictment of the person or people responsible in that homicide case.
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Subscriber only It is a story of friendship forged between three British orphans bound for Central Queensland that has endured for 70 years. The first chapter was written in December 1950 when Monica Duff, 13, and five year olds Patricia Davies and Patsy Barratt boarded the passenger ship Esperance Bay bound for Australia. They were among 22 children sent from England under the Child Migration Scheme to live at Neerkol orphanage, 22km west of Rockhampton. Monica was charged with looking after the two Pats , who were the youngest of the group on the voyage. Their arrival in Brisbane in February 1951 featured in an article in