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Remains found in nuns’ car, one nun shaken but safe
Publisher of "Han
By Sonja Barisic
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NORFOLK, Va. — Police found
human remains Wednesday in a car
belonging to two nuns who authorities
say were abducted from rural Georgia by
a man accused of killing his father.
One of the nuns was still missing
Wednesday, and police were searching a
marshy area for a man who had aban
doned their car during a police chase.
The other nun. Sister Lucie Kristofik,
72, had been left at a motel in Norfolk the
day before and was shaken but uninjured,
authorities said. She told police that when
her abductor left sometime Tuesday, tak
ing Sister Philomena Fogarty with him,
she was able to free herself and go to the
police
front desk for help, Norfolk
spokesman Chris Amos said.
Amos said authorities were searching
for the abductor and also awaiting a med
ical examiner’s report on a decapitated
body found Wednesday in nearby Virginia
Beach. “There are indications that the car
that was found with the human remains is
going to be connected with the body
found in Virginia Beach,” Amos said.
Sheriff Mike Jolley, of Harris County,
Ga., where the women live, said the body
was believed to be that of the missing
nun. Hamilton, Ga., Police Chief Dan
Colberg said the head, hands and feet had
been cut off.
Police had been looking for their
alleged abductor, 25-year-old Adrian
O’Neill Robinson, since Sunday, when
he allegedly shot his father.
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organization of 100 membf
377 of them are women.
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Feb. 1972; today, half
studying to become
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Beth Am in Los Altos Hills
since 1999. Nearly 1,300
lies belong to the Silicon
congregation near Sti
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Cardiologist wants
to help build new
Iraqi democracy
HOUSTON (AP) - If Saddsi
Hussein is toppled, a Houslt
cardiologist who was born
Baghdad wants to help build
democracy in Iraq.
Mahdi Al-Bassam, 58, is
founding member of the list
National Congress, a coalition!
opposition groups dedicatedf
deposing Saddam and help*
create a democratic Iraq, Heh
helped draft a constitutional
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similar to the one in the U#
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One Iraqi-American born 13
the United States said hewo f
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forced upon Iraq by outsiders
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