Mr. Sullivan mr. President . The presiding officer the senator from alaska. Mr. Sullivan mr. President , i ask that the quorum call be evitiated. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Sullivan mr. President , it is thursday afternoon here on the senate floor. It is one of of my favorite times of the week because i get to come down and talk about an alaskan whos made a difference in my state, in the country sometimes. This country, by the way, is a big one. This is, i think im being a little presumptuous, but the pages view this as one of their favorite speeches of the week because you learn about alaska, and i get to brag about my wonderful state. Now, ive been hearing a little bit back home people like to watch this. Sometimes, mr. President , this gentleman im going to talk about, john sturgeon thats him right there in front of the u. S. Supreme court. Thats him with his hovercraft out in alaska when hes out moose hunting, this is an epic tale, epic. And it just happened, so i
After weeks of delays, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice has yet to determine whether the 82-year-old man accused of killing an American woman and dumping her body in a river in Ontario nearly 50 years ago is fit to stand trial.
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New technology is allowing detectives to take DNA evidence from old cases and search for family ties online. But testing that DNA, devoting officers to the case and hiring genealogists to look for clues costs money and not all police forces have the funding.