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DNA evidence has linked a single assailant to the brutal rape and strangulation of a 34-year-old woman and three other rapes in the Bronx, police said yesterday. Cops released a sketch of the suspect. "We have a person attacking females, and we want to alert the public," said Capt. John Creegan of the Bronx major crimes squad. "Whoever did these three rapes and a homicide is on the loose." The suspect is about 5-feet-10 to 6 feet tall, 180 to 200 pounds and about 30 years old. He is believed responsible for three rapes since January in a building at 3204 Park Ave. in the Morrisania Houses and the strangling of Pamela Watson, whose body was found April 22 on the 14th floor of a building at 365 E. 183rd St., cops said. The murder scene in the East Tremont section is about a mile from where the rapes occurred. Detectives initially investigated whether Watson had been slain by the same man who strangled and raped an unidentified teen whose body was found in a playground at 183rd St. and Valentine Ave. Forensic evidence ruled out a link between the two killings. The first of the three related rapes in the Morrisania Houses occurred at 2:30 a.m. Jan. 13, when a woman in her late 20s was accosted on the street by a man with a gun. He forced her into the building and took her to the 11th floor, where he raped and sodomized her, police said. At 1:30 a.m. on March 9, a second woman was accosted in front of the building by a man who put an object to her back and forced her to a seventh-floor stairwell, where he raped her. The third attack occurred about 5:30 a.m. May 1, when the man pulled a gun on a woman in her 40s in front of the building, forced her up to the 19th floor and raped her. Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call (800) 577-TIPS.
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WASHINGTON - Search teams in the Philippinesfound yesterday the bodies of three U.S. servicemen who died when their helicopter crashed at sea. Seven other Americans were missing and feared dead. The bodies were flown by C-130 Hercules aircraft to Kadena Air Force Base on Okinawa for return to the U.S. The names of all 10 aboard the MH-47 special operations helicopter were being withheld until relatives could be notified. Local fishermen told Philippine military officials that the helicopter was on fire before it crashed about 2:30 a.m. local time yesterday off tiny Apo island near popular scuba diving sites in the southern Philippines. Army Brig. Gen. Donald Wurster, head of the contingent of 600 U.S. troops aiding the Philippine military in anti-terror operations, discounted the possibility that hostile fire from Abu Sayyaf guerrillas brought down the helicopter. "There was no indication of anything amiss before this thing happened," Wurster said. "We have found no survivors from the mishap aircraft. "We, of course, hope they are alive, and we are doing everything with our Filipino friends to find them. These were friends of mine, so it's a difficult part of our jobs." The helicopter was returning to a supply base on Macatan island after dropping off the last of 160 Special Forces troops on Basilan island. They were training Philippine forces in the hunt for Abu Sayyaf guerrillas holding two U.S. missionaries and a Philippine nurse hostage. Lt. Col. Dewey Ford, a spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command in Hawaii, said eight of those aboard the chopper were Green Berets from the Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment in Fort Campbell, Ky. The other two were from the Air Force's 353rd Special Operations Group at Kadena. Rigoberto Tiglao, spokesman for Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, said she had expressed sympathy to the Americans' families. "This just goes to show that this support of the United States is not just any support," Tiglao said of the operation dubbed Balikatan, or Shoulder to Shoulder. "They're risking the lives of their own soldiers, too."
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Two young sisters left alone while their father ran an errand died early yesterday when fire raced through a row of three-story frame houses in Newark's North Ward. More than 30 other families escaped with their lives. The cause of the fire was under investigation. The bodies of Tasha Martinez, 8, and her sister, Destiny, 6, were found pinned in the fire-scarred bathroom of their third-floor apartment on Mount Prospect Ave., authorities said. According to investigators, the girls' father, Joseph Martinez, 31, was driving a baby-sitter to Brooklyn or taking his girlfriend's mother back to the Bronx when the blaze broke out. He was charged with two counts of child endangerment and faces up to 20 years in prison. Newark police said that at the time of the fire, Martinez's girlfriend, who was not immediately identified, was at a local hospital with their bronchitis-stricken 2-month-old. "Where are you?" Martinez's terrified sister, Rosa Martinez, asked her brother on a cell phone as she watched the fast-moving blaze across the street from where she lives. "The house is on fire." "It happened so fast - it was smoking so much," said Yolanda Martinez, another sister. "There's a lot of unanswered questions. This is not like my brother. My brother, he's a good father to his kids." She said families in the building had complained for weeks about a lack of heat and that the fire may have been ignited by a space heater. "This would not have happened if there was heat," Rosa Martinez said. Firefighters were told that families in the building were using space heaters. Al Comacho, 37, said that as soon as he saw smoke, he took his wife and three children and fled the burning house. Later, they and other evacuated families watched from the sidewalk as the fire engulfed and destroyed the five buildings. The fire, which started at 12:30 a.m., was extinguished at 3:15 a.m. In daylight yesterday, two of the burned buildings were torn down.
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> Monster Beats Diddy > DNA evidence has linked a single assailant to the brutal rape and strangulation of a 34-year-old woman and three other rapes in the Bronx, police said yesterday. Cops released a sketch of the suspect. "We have a person attacking females, and we want to alert the public," said Capt. John Creegan of the Bronx major crimes squad. "Whoever did these three rapes and a homicide is on the loose." The suspect is about 5-feet-10 to 6 feet tall, 180 to 200 pounds and about 30 years old. He is believed responsible for three rapes since January in a building at 3204 Park Ave. in the Morrisania Houses and the strangling of Pamela Watson, whose body was found April 22 on the 14th floor of a building at 365 E. 183rd St., cops said. The murder scene in the East Tremont section is about a mile from where the rapes occurred. Detectives initially investigated whether Watson had been slain by the same man who strangled and raped an unidentified teen whose body was found in a playground at 183rd St. and Valentine Ave. Forensic evidence ruled out a link between the two killings. The first of the three related rapes in the Morrisania Houses occurred at 2:30 a.m. Jan. 13, when a woman in her late 20s was accosted on the street by a man with a gun. He forced her into the building and took her to the 11th floor, where he raped and sodomized her, police said. At 1:30 a.m. on March 9, a second woman was accosted in front of the building by a man who put an object to her back and forced her to a seventh-floor stairwell, where he raped her. The third attack occurred about 5:30 a.m. May 1, when the man pulled a gun on a woman in her 40s in front of the building, forced her up to the 19th floor and raped her. Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to call (800) 577-TIPS. > Monster Beats Turbine > WASHINGTON - Search teams in the Philippinesfound yesterday the bodies of three U.S. servicemen who died when their helicopter crashed at sea. Seven other Americans were missing and feared dead. The bodies were flown by C-130 Hercules aircraft to Kadena Air Force Base on Okinawa for return to the U.S. The names of all 10 aboard the MH-47 special operations helicopter were being withheld until relatives could be notified. Local fishermen told Philippine military officials that the helicopter was on fire before it crashed about 2:30 a.m. local time yesterday off tiny Apo island near popular scuba diving sites in the southern Philippines. Army Brig. Gen. Donald Wurster, head of the contingent of 600 U.S. troops aiding the Philippine military in anti-terror operations, discounted the possibility that hostile fire from Abu Sayyaf guerrillas brought down the helicopter. "There was no indication of anything amiss before this thing happened," Wurster said. "We have found no survivors from the mishap aircraft. "We, of course, hope they are alive, and we are doing everything with our Filipino friends to find them. These were friends of mine, so it's a difficult part of our jobs." The helicopter was returning to a supply base on Macatan island after dropping off the last of 160 Special Forces troops on Basilan island. They were training Philippine forces in the hunt for Abu Sayyaf guerrillas holding two U.S. missionaries and a Philippine nurse hostage. Lt. Col. Dewey Ford, a spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command in Hawaii, said eight of those aboard the chopper were Green Berets from the Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment in Fort Campbell, Ky. The other two were from the Air Force's 353rd Special Operations Group at Kadena. Rigoberto Tiglao, spokesman for Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, said she had expressed sympathy to the Americans' families. "This just goes to show that this support of the United States is not just any support," Tiglao said of the operation dubbed Balikatan, or Shoulder to Shoulder. "They're risking the lives of their own soldiers, too." > www.buyjordanscheap.net > Two young sisters left alone while their father ran an errand died early yesterday when fire raced through a row of three-story frame houses in Newark's North Ward. More than 30 other families escaped with their lives. The cause of the fire was under investigation. The bodies of Tasha Martinez, 8, and her sister, Destiny, 6, were found pinned in the fire-scarred bathroom of their third-floor apartment on Mount Prospect Ave., authorities said. According to investigators, the girls' father, Joseph Martinez, 31, was driving a baby-sitter to Brooklyn or taking his girlfriend's mother back to the Bronx when the blaze broke out. He was charged with two counts of child endangerment and faces up to 20 years in prison. Newark police said that at the time of the fire, Martinez's girlfriend, who was not immediately identified, was at a local hospital with their bronchitis-stricken 2-month-old. "Where are you?" Martinez's terrified sister, Rosa Martinez, asked her brother on a cell phone as she watched the fast-moving blaze across the street from where she lives. "The house is on fire." "It happened so fast - it was smoking so much," said Yolanda Martinez, another sister. "There's a lot of unanswered questions. This is not like my brother. My brother, he's a good father to his kids." She said families in the building had complained for weeks about a lack of heat and that the fire may have been ignited by a space heater. "This would not have happened if there was heat," Rosa Martinez said. Firefighters were told that families in the building were using space heaters. Al Comacho, 37, said that as soon as he saw smoke, he took his wife and three children and fled the burning house. Later, they and other evacuated families watched from the sidewalk as the fire engulfed and destroyed the five buildings. The fire, which started at 12:30 a.m., was extinguished at 3:15 a.m. In daylight yesterday, two of the burned buildings were torn down. > http://www.monsterbeatssingapore.com > http://www.imodelle.com/forum/member.php?139879-xxmhnnxpid39 > http://antibanki.ru/user/cdjvwtzlct34/ > http://kids-funclub.com/member.php?u=113904 > http://adpanda.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=294344

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