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Trial of Conn. home invasion suspect to resume Monday
Man accused along with one other of murdering a mother and her two daughters in 2007
Gabianelli testified that Michaela's shorts and T-shirt were burned and that she had been wearing them. She said Michaela's clothing was tested for traces of accelerant but did not testify on what the results were.
The sergeant also testified that a red pickup truck, registered to Hayes' boss, was found parked at the Stop & Shop near the Bank of America prosecutors say Hawke-Petit was taken to. Inside the truck was Hayes' wallet and Hayley's backpack, Gabianella testified.
Inside Hayeley's backpack were both Petit and Hayley's wallets. Found near the backpack was jewelry, Gabianella testified. In earlier testimony, Gabianella said jewelry was strewn about the bed in the Petit's master bedroom as though it had been rummaged through.
Honestly, as victims of an awful crime like this, there are a lot of things youve never been told, and a lot of it is youre here to support your deceased loved ones that cant be here, said Hawke-Petits sister, Cynthia Hawke-Petit.
Petit, the sole survivor of the attack, took the stand on Tuesday. On the stand for hours, Petit recounted the early-morning hours in which he was beaten with a baseball bat and tied up in his home's basement.
Petit told jurors he awoke to pain in his head and could feel blood running down his face. Petit said it was dark, but he could see the outline of two men, one of whom was holding a gun.
Petit testified that the men wanted to know if there was a safe in the house. He said he later heard one of the intruders order his wife to get the checkbooks so they could go to the bank and withdraw money.
Petit was able to free his hands and hop to a neighbor's home for help.
Cheshire Police Captain Robert Vignola said he received a call from dispatch about an apparent hostage situation. He said the initial call came in at 9:27 a.m. and was made by someone at Bank Of America, where Hawke-Petit was taken to withdraw funds.
Vignola said he drove by the Cheshire home at about 9:40 a.m., saw no activity, but began assigning men to the area around the home, and set up a command with a view of the driveway. He said he attempted to make a phone connection inside the home, but the phones had been disconnected.
Vignola said a short time later, he saw Hayes and Komisarjevsky run from the house and throw a bag into the family's car. He said they seemed excited, and Hayes slipped while running.
Vignola said he tried to block the driveway with his cruiser, but the family's Pacifica crashed into it. The officers drew their guns, but Vignola said the car kept going, eventually crashing into a blockade.
The captain said when officers went to clear the home, they noticed smoke was rising.
According to court testimony, firefighters found the body of Hawke-Petit in the family room, Hayley's body was found at the top of the stairs and Michaela was found on a bed with her hands tied to the bed post.
On Wednesday afternoon, officials released the tapes of 911 calls made from inside the bank while Hawke-Petit withdrew the $15,000.
"We have a lady in the bank. Her name is Jennifer Petit," said the bank manager.
The 911 call from the bank set off a chain of events. Vignola testified about what happened as the information about a possible hostage situation was relayed to him, and defense attorneys are beginning to make the police response a focus of their case.
At 9:21 a.m.,
the first 911 call was made from inside the Bank of America. The incident was relayed to officers at 9:25 a.m.
At 9:27 a.m.,
the police units were told by the captain to not approach the Petit household.
At 9:36 a.m.,
the captain drove by the house.
At 9:44 a.m.,
Vignola ordered that a perimeter would be needed before any phone calls were placed into the Petit house. The captain assigned road blocks and began moving officers around at 9:45 a.m.
At 9:54 a.m.,
an officer heard someone, who turned out to be Dr. William Petit calling "Dave, Dave."

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Been wrestling with this problem for a while now and I believe my relative lack of experience is preventing me from figuring it out. A good portion of our XML is generated dynamically through PIs, which extract the data from DBs: [[mini sample]] <document> <?fub-process com.fub.demo.EjbWrapper:getUserProfileXMLData:UserName?> <data> <title>Account Summary</title> </data> </document> The PI would result in data such as: [[mini example]] <userprofile> <name>pharrington</name> <userid>444</userid> </userprofile> Our problem is that a lot of our XSL development will occur at a time and place where the databases are unavailable, hence the PIs will not be able to return data correctly. What I would like to be able to do is provide an XSL wrapper that can be used to process the PIs and replace them with pre-generated sample data so that the XSL development can continue as if the data was coming from the DB. My inital thought was to have an offline wrapper for each XML - XSL pair. The wrapper would take each PI, figure out which pre-generated XML fragement to replace it with, and then use document( ) to parse the fragment. Up to this point, I am okay.... but how to take the root nodes from several of these document( ) calls and put them under the root node of my original XML document? And then apply the XSL file that would normally be applied in the online environment? If it matters, we are currently using Xalan and Xerces though we want to avoid any solutions that are processor-specific if we can. Any help/pointers/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I have spent considerable time perusing the FAQ, Mike Kay's excellent XSLT Reference and various other sources but haven't seen much that clicked as possible solutions. If you need more info, I will happily provide it. Alan Harbaugh First USA Bank, N.A. Information Services 201 N. Walnut Street Tel: (302)282-2098 Wilmington, DE 19801 Fax:(302) 282-2198 DE1-1525 AlanHarbaugh@xxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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"Should we free his hands?" asks Leeg 1.
"No!" Peeta growls at her, drawing his cuffs in close to his body.
"No" I echo.
friendly reminder: this is the last time peeta will ever look at katniss like this without wanting to kill her or having horrible flashbacks
At some point, you have to stop running and turn around and face whoever wants you dead. The hard thing is finding the courage to do it.
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Just a quick thought. Is it possible that someone inadvertently
connected some kind of DSL router or print server with DHCP server
capabilities to the network? Also, do you use dhcp on the network or
static IPs for your computers? The IP you're mentioning is in common
range of default installations for some of these devices.
Kind regards,
-----Original Message-----
From: A Riaz [mailto:ariaz1949 () hotmail com]
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 11:11 AM
To: jfountain () rbinc com; security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: RE: Is it hacking?
Thanks for your response. Our network is 10.0.0.255. A machine with IP
192.168.1.251 shouldn't exist.
I think I should also check if any machine on the network is infected
some virus or trojan.
From: "Jennifer Fountain" <jfountain () rbinc com>
To: "A Riaz"
<ariaz1949 () hotmail com>,<security-basics () securityfocus com>
Subject: RE: Is it hacking?
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 20:10:22 -0400
To disable the error being logged by the kernel changing the following
echo 1 >/proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_ignore_bogus_error_responses
From what I can tell, these aren't usually a result of an attack (but
others will probably have more information.)
But things to check - Is this IP on your network? Could there be a
problem with that machine?
-----Original Message-----
From: A Riaz [mailto:ariaz1949 () hotmail com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 11:38 AM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Cc: ariaz1949 () hotmail com
Subject: Is it hacking?
Hello everyone,
I'm getting the following entery in the message log every 5 mins:
kernel: 192.168.1.251 sent an invalid ICMP error to a broadcast.
I'm running Redhat Linux 9. Is it an attempt to hack into the system?
Any advice?
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