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Sibling of missing Bradenton girl Janiya Thomas to investigators: 'I think she is dead or something'
"BRADENTON -- After their mother was jailed for refusing to answer questions about her daughter's whereabouts, Janiya Thomas' siblings told investigators it had been more than a year since they had last seen their sister. They also described to investigators how their mother, Keishanna Thomas, would lock Janiya in a bathroom for up to a week at a time and beat and punch her.
The Manatee County Sheriff's Office Child Protective Investigations Division last physically saw Janiya on June 9, 2014, according to a police report charging her mother with aggravated child abuse...
"She is not going to be making any statements at all," Assistant Public Defender Franklin Roberts said, saying it was her constitutional right not to say anything.
Moreland said once a contempt of court order has been enforced, there are few reasons the law allows for it to be set aside, all of which surround the Constitution.
"Unless one of the grounds is raised, I have to continue to enforce it," Moreland said..."
http://www.bradenton.com/news/local/crime/article40435170.html
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WS thread: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...as-11-Bradenton-unknown-last-seen-date/page17
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Execution drug shortage makes some think of firing squads
"COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio's decision to delay executions another full year while it hunts for lethal injection drugs highlights an ongoing dilemma faced by the remaining death penalty states...
Shortages and legal fights over drugs and their source are occurring in several states, among them Arkansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma. Yet capital punishment supporters say older methods such as hanging, electrocution and the firing squad are still viable options.
"We've got plenty of electric and plenty of rope," said state Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican.
On Monday, Ohio Gov. John Kasich used reprieves to push back 11 executions scheduled for next year and one in early 2017. Ohio now has 25 inmates scheduled to die, including some in 2019..."
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/ex...-makes-some-think-of-firing-squads/ar-BBmgdM2
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A look at grand juries; Have they outlived their usefulness?
"CLEVELAND Grand juries, panels of residents that decide if someone should be charged with a crime, have been part of the American legal system since the country was founded. Defense attorneys, bar associations and, increasingly, activists say grand juries have outlived their usefulness, especially after panels in Missouri and New York voted not to indict police officers in fatal encounters with black men. Many states no longer use them and make prosecutors decide whether someone should be charged criminally..."
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/a-...ave-they-outlived-their-usefulness/ar-AAfF9tt
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Mom, boyfriend can conduct own autopsy of 'Baby Doe'
"BOSTON A judge has ruled that a mother and boyfriend charged in the death of a 2-year-old girl whose body washed up on a Boston Harbor beach can have their own autopsy conducted on her remains.
Rachelle Bond and Michael McCarthy were charged last month. Bond's daughter, Bella, was known as "Baby Doe" for three months as authorities launched a massive investigation to find out who she was and how she died..."
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/mom-boyfriend-can-conduct-own-autopsy-of-baby-doe/ar-AAfE2Q7
WS thread: http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...sland-Boston-Harbor-Jun-15-6-*ARRESTS*/page68
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