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The main cog in this wheel o' death is drummer Nils Fjellstrom, also of the mighty Aeon. While the man would deserve kudos simply for appearing on two of this year's most enjoyable albums, Kingdom of Fear is the disc in which he flexes his unmistakable sound most impressively. Rising from the ranks of the criminally underrated to the status of Death Metal Drumgod, he loads every forceful kick and thwack (and there's a shitload of 'em) with gobs of manic character. This guy is freaking relentless, and he makes this album an explosion rather than a mere splash, especially with the help of vocalist John Odhinn Sandin. Employing a homicidal, unhinged vocal attack that is a perfect match for Fjellstrom's style, Sandin sounds a little bit like Randy Blythe on PCP. Not similar in Blythe's Cro-Magnon, "Bar-rar-rar-rar-FUCK!" approach, per se, but in the essence that he finishes each syllable as if he were twisting a knife; each venomous word is delivered with snarling malice.
Do two world-beating performances make a strong album? Of course not. But, thankfully, the string-wielders dole out some violently fast riffing, and avoid blowing their load early on. Kingdom of Fear is a decimator, through and through, but the real strength is found in the latter half of the disc. To say they "kick it into gear" would be ludicrous, because In Battle keep it redlined damn near constantly (save for the chugtastic lurch of "Follow The Allfather"); but from "Tyr" onward, the riffs truly take hold and lock in. It's here where the marked shift from the last album is most apparent; where Welcome to the Battlefield was a warlike statement of suffocating speed, this album sees the band breathe a little between hammerblows. Unafraid to ride a groove and let Fjellstrom's unnatural creativity shine, the band's maturity and growth is sickly satisfying, to say the least. Full-stomp wreckers like "I Kamp" showcase the strength of their attack, and demand repeat listenings.
This is rapid-fire death metal of serious caliber; while these songs may blend together in a shitstorm of violence, there's enough skull-cracking axework and stellar drumming to make this thing stand out from the pack. I've been craving a superfast lashing like this ever since Ixaxxar tripped on its hype, and In Battle delivers it. While this isn't a pedestal-placer, there's always going to be times in life that demand the donning of a blood-spattered helmet, the raising of an axe, and charging into the Kingdom of Fear.


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Te'o rose to national prominence while leading Notre Dame's Fighting Irish to an undefeated regular season. As he and his team excelled, Te'o told interviewers in September and October that his grandmother and girlfriend, whom he described as a 22-year-old Stanford University student, had died within hours of each other.
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Tuiasosopo insisted he was telling the truth but said he would be uncomfortable talking in his feminine voice for the TV host. "I've never done it in front of people," he said.
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Psychotherapist Robi Ludwig said the behavior described by Tuiasosopo to McGraw is very possible.
"We see this with Internet dating. Sometimes people lie," Ludwig told CNN's Erin Burnett OutFront.
"It's a place where they can experiment and where they can impersonate the other sex."
Ludwig said it is possible that Tuiasosopo "actually did have a crush on Manti Te'o and was confused about his sexuality."
"And the reason why he impersonated this woman was to see what it would feel like to be intimate with Manti Te'o, to be loved by Manti Te'o," she said.
"Who would say this if it weren't true? I don't get the sense that he's a sociopath. I get the sense that he's confused."


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Displaying the kind of off-kilter charm that makes him a natural for leading roles in independent films and character parts in mainstream features,
Liev Schreiber
has made a name for himself on both circuits. Born October 4, 1967, in San Francisco,
was raised on New York's Lower East Side. A graduate of Hampshire College in Massachusetts, he initially wanted to become a writer, but later decided to try his hand at acting, training at both London's prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Yale School of Drama.
's first acting job was on Broadway, where he appeared in In the Summer House. More theater work followed and in 1994, the actor made his film debut in the
Steve Martin
Mixed Nuts
. The film was an unequivocal flop, although
's role as a rather muscular transvestite proved to be one of the picture's few memorable features.
His next project, the 1995 indie
Denise Calls Up
, fared a little better; despite almost non-existent box-office ratings, it was rewarded with critical approval. Following more minor film work, he landed the role of a British bouncer in the successful indie flick
Party Girl
(1995), which also starred nascent indie queen
Parker Posey
got an introduction to a more mainstream audience thanks to his role as killer Cotton Weary in
Wes Craven
's mega-hit
, a role he reprised in the film's sequel,
Scream 2
(1997). The same year,
had leading roles in two more independent films,
The Daytrippers
(which again paired him with
) and
Walking and Talking
, as well as a secondary role in the bloated
Mel Gibson
Deftly straddling the divide between Sundance and the studio,
went on to make three major mainstream pictures in 1998:
, with
Rose McGowan
Ben Affleck
Susan Sarandon
Paul Newman
, and
Gene Hackman
; and
Samuel L. Jackson
Sharon Stone
, and
Dustin Hoffman
. The following year,
returned to more familiar territory with his role in
Tony Goldwyn
's small but successful drama
A Walk on the Moon
. As the man
Diane Lane
cuckolds for
Viggo Mortensen
mined endless possibilities from what could have been a narrow role, giving his character the sort of charming, good-intentioned inadequacy that became one of the actor's trademarks.
In 2000,
returned to the role of Cotton Weary a third time to close out the
franchise. It was around this time that he also began doing a considerable amount of voice-over work, mainly for PBS's
series. As the decade progressed,
continued to be a presence in bigger mainstream projects, such as the 2002 adaptation of
Tom Clancy
The Sum of All Fears
. Two years later, he could be seen in another high-profile, politically tinged thriller, this time opposite
Denzel Washington
in director
Jonathan Demme
's remake of
The Manchurian Candidate
In 2005 he made his directorial and screenwriting debut with
Everything Is Illuminated
, and appeared in the critically acclaimed, Golden Globe-winning HBO movie
Lackawanna Blues
, a life-affirming film about a selfless black woman (played by
S. Epatha Merkerson
) in 1950s segregated New York who provides a home and a guiding hand to the youths who come to live at her boarding house. His 2006 project would be quite a departure from this sweet, poignant tale, as
took the role of Robert Thorne in
John Moore
's remake of the 1976 horror classic
The Omen
. Heavily publicized for its "666" release date (June 6th, 2006), the film pleased horror fans, as did
's performance as husband to
Julia Stiles
and father to the infamous Damien, a little boy who seems to harbor an evil that at best makes him disturbingly cold and at worst, places him at the crux of the devil's own plan for hell on Earth.
next went into production on
The Painted Veil
, an adaptation of the novel by
W. Somerset Maugham
. Playing the playboy whom
Naomi Watts
cuckolds her husband with, the actor immersed himself in the part for the drama.
Meanwhile, a return to the stage in the lauded revival of Glengarry Glen Ross not only earned Schreiber a Tony award, and in 2005 he made his debut as a film director and screenwriter with the indie Everything Is Illuminated. Always up for new challenges, he played the role of the comic-book supervillain Sabertooth in the 2009 summer blockbuster X-Men Origins: Wolverine. In addition to his acting, Schreiber also has a lucrative career narrating documentaries and commercials. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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Archaeologist Agnes Hsu leads the effort to discover the technology that allowed the Chinese to transport 8,000 terracotta warriors more than 2,000 years ago. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: Lost in the Amazon
Using evidence from recent archaeological digs, this program takes a fresh look at the mysterious disappearance of celebrated adventurer Colonel Percy Fawcett, who went missing while searching for a city of gold rumored to be hidden deep within the Amazon rainforest. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: The World's Biggest Bomb
As narrated by Liev Schriber, this historically-themed documentary travels back in time to the early 1950s, when the United States and the Soviet Union began a fierce competition with one another to determine who could construct the largest and deadliest bomb. The results were not simply overwhelming but horrifying, culminating with a March 1, 1954 fifteen megaton test (called "Castle Bravo") that vaporized three coral islands, and the Soviets' detonation of a 50-megaton device called the "Tsar Bomb" that sent shock waves around the world. This program tells the story of the early atomic arms race, making fervent use of archival footage to establish context and evoke the said period. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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A thorough account of the fierce, seven-month Battle of Stalingrad, a bloody WWII conflict between German and Russian troops that resulted in more than a million casualties. The program includes archival footage, information gleaned from the Russian archives, and interviews with military historians, veterans of the battle and Sergei Khrushchev, the son of Nikita Khrushchev, who at the time served on Soviet premier Joseph Stalin's military council. ~ Jeff Gemmill, Rovi
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This installment in the Secrets of the Dead documentary series takes a look at the mysterious historical structure of the Meermin - a Dutch slave ship that set sail for South Africa in 1766, only for the slaves aboard to declare mutiny, taking over the vessel and demanding it be turned around and sent back to Madagascar. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: The Silver Pharaoh
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This installment in the Secrets of the Dead documentary series takes a look at the mysterious historical structure of Pharaoh Psusennes' tomb - an archaeological site that has been a source of awe and wonder to historians for years. Deconstructing the tomb's hieroglyphs and contents, the program pieces together who Psusennes was, and why he came to be known as the Silver Pharaoh. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: Japanese SuperSub
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This historical documentary takes a look at the Japanese developments during World War in the field of submarine technology, sharing their plans for the landmark I-401 aircraft carrier submarine with the US only after coming perilously close to handing it over to Soviet powers. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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24/7 Penguins/Capitals: Road to the NHL Winter Classic
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To help build anticipation for an outdoor hockey match held New Year's Day on 2011 between the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Washington Capitals, the teams agreed to be filmed for the weeks leading up to the drop of the puck. This footage was released as part of a documentary series titled 24/7. This set contains all of the episodes from that four-part series. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: Lost Ships of Rome
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This documentary explores an effort by marine archaeologists in 2009 to complete a sonar survey of the ocean floor in an area of Italian islands, only to discover no less than five Roman shipwrecks waiting at the bottom - preserved almost perfectly, and undisturbed by time, with all of their cargo in tact. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Repo Men
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Writers Eric Garcia and Garrett Lerner team with director Miguel Sapochnik to adapt Garcia's novel about a repo man named Remy whose body has been constructed almost entirely of artificial organs. When Remy (Jude Law) fails to keep up on payments for his recent heart transplant, his former partner vows to take back the organ by force if necessary. Meanwhile, Remy finds an unexpected ally in the form of his long-lost wife, Beth (Alice Braga), who has also been retrofitted with numerous artificial organs. Now, despite the fact that they haven't seen each other since Remy joined the army ten years ago, the desperate repo man and his sympathetic wife attempt a daring escape from a man who holds the lives of millions in the palm of his hands. Forest Whitaker and Liev Schreiber co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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America: The Story of Us: Millennium
This documentary examines how the great technological advances made in America affected our responses to such watershed events as the 9/11 attacks, the explosion of the Challenger space shuttle, and the end of the Cold War. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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America: The Story of Us: Boom
This documentary examines how various innovations and inventions have expanded American commerce over the country's history. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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A profile of iconic football coach Vince Lombardi, whose single-minded dedication to winning led the Green Bay Packers to multiple NFL championships, including the first two Super Bowls. Featured are interviews with Lombardi's family and former players, including Willie Davis, Jerry Kramer, and Bart Starr. ~ Dave Roeder, Rovi
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The rivalry between Boston Celtics forward Larry Bird and Los Angeles Lakers point guard/forward Earvin "Magic" Johnson provided hours of highlights and fodder for sports analysts, collected here in Magic & Bird: A Courtship of Rivals. With interviews from the two stars and narration by Liev Schreiber, one of the NBA's most storied on-court matchups is chronicled from Bird and Johnson's first meeting at the 1979 Salt Lake City NCAA Championship when Johnson's Michigan State University team defeated Bird and the Indiana State University Sycamores through their final days on the court together and beyond. ~ Rachel Sprovtsoff, Rovi
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Director Phillip Noyce teams with screenwriters Kurt Wimmer (Equilibrium) and Brian Helgeland (Mystic River) to craft this thriller starring Angelina Jolie as dedicated CIA officer Evelyn Salt, who is accused by a defector of being a Russian spy. With each attempt Salt makes to prove her innocence, her mentor, Winter (Liev Schreiber), only grows more suspicious of her true motivations. The longer she eludes capture by ambitious CIA agent Peabody (Chiwetel Ejiofor), the higher the stakes get. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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America: The Story of Us: Rise of a Superpower
This documentary examines how the ramping up of American technology for World War II helped bring about an end to the Great Depression. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Every Day
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A man struggles to keep his family and himself together under trying circumstances in this independent drama from writer and director Richard Levine. Ned (Liev Schreiber) works as a writer for a television series, "Mercy Medical," and his job has become increasingly difficult as his producer Garrett (Eddie Izzard) demands increasingly outlandish storylines; Ned objects, but the new guy on the staff, Brian (David Harbour), is more than happy to deliver. At home, Ned's wife, Jeannie (Helen Hunt), is dividing her time between running a business and looking after her elderly father, Ernie (Brian Dennehy), whose uncertain temper is all the more precarious as his ill health has pushed him into suicidal depression. With Helen occupied with her dad's problems, Ned has to deal with their two sons, teenage Jonah (Ezra Miller), who has recently acknowledged his homosexuality, and younger Ethan (Skyler Fortgang), a talented musician deeply troubled by his grandfather's ill health. Meanwhile, as his home life becomes more chaotic, Ned is given a new writing partner, Robin (Carla Gugino), who is smart, sexy, and clearly attracted to him. Every Day received its world premiere at the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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This insightful documentary looks back at the founding of the Los Angeles Times, and chronicles the various generations of the Chandler family who have served as publisher. ~ Carly Wray, Rovi
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Secrets of the Dead: Michelangelo Revealed
500 years after Michelangelo's death, art historian Antonio Forcellino unearths evidence of the prominent artist's involvement with a clandestine fellowship that was attempting to reform the Catholic Church from within. Michelangelo's artwork virtually defined religion for the masses, but was there another side to his religious views? Not only did the group Michelangelo was involved with level damning accusations of corruption against the Catholic Church, they also supported ideas that were considered so heretical they were punishable by death. As Michelangelo attempted to reconcile his views of the church against his personal beliefs regarding salvation, his involvement with the radical group put him at perilous odds with church officials whose power and rulings were absolute. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Elbert Hubbard: An American Original
As originally aired and seen on PBS, this documentary program explores the life, times and innumerable accomplishments of Elbert Hubbard (1856-1915), one of the chief proponents of the 'Arts and Crafts Movement' - a sort of creative renaissance in American handiwork that blossomed between about 1880 and 1910. Some championed Hubbard as a great talent and a visionary; others derided him as a charlatan and a huckster, driven his own need to attain immortality. Drawing from vintage archival materials and incisive historical analysis, this program explores the many facets of Hubbard's world and the legacy he left behind. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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NOVA: Last Extinction
Approximately 13,000 years after the mighty mammoth and 35 other groups of mammals vanished from North America, some scientists pose the controversial theory that a massive impact from space may have heralded their demise. For the past four decades, experts have been at odds over what causes this mass extinction. While mainstream scholars pose that the changing climate or ancient hunters were likely to blame for driving the beasts into oblivion, others believe that a comet from deep space may have broken up over North America, causing a devastating series of explosions that decimated the landscape, and wiped out animal populations. The proof, they claim, lies in the discovery of a mysterious "black mat" layer at over fifty sites across the continent. The materials found in the "black mats" include rare, microscopic "nanodiamonds," which are thought to be the product of extraterrestrial impact. In this documentary, filmmakers pose that perhaps all three theories share an common element of truth. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The gruff, adamantium-clawed Marvel superhero Wolverine strikes out on his own in this X-Men spin-off starring series regular Hugh Jackman. The story gets under way as the boy who will become Wolverine makes a shocking discovery about his family bloodline, and gains a brother in the process. Flash forward to find the mutant siblings battling side by side through two world wars and Vietnam -- where they are sentenced to death for killing a commanding officer -- and Logan (Hugh Jackman) and his brother, Victor Creed (aka Sabretooth, played by Liev Schreiber), have joined a top-secret government task force. When their targets begin to include innocent civilians, conscientious Logan escapes to the Canadian Rockies, where he builds a home with pretty schoolteacher Kayla Silverfox (Lynn Collins). Informed by his old commanding officer William Stryker (Danny Huston) that the members of his old team are being targeted for death, Logan is heartbroken when Victor finds and kills Kayla. Vowing revenge, Logan agrees to take part in a dangerous experiment that will fuse his bones with a powerful metal alloy called adamantium, which makes him virtually indestructible and gives him the strength needed to defeat his powerful brother. Subsequently betrayed by Stryker, Logan (now Wolverine) sets out to find his blood-lusting brother and stop the cycle of violence once and for all. Along the way, the temperamental hero is joined by fellow mutants John Wraith (Will.i.Am) and Remy LeBeau (aka Gambit, played by Taylor Kitsch). But before Wolverine can seek vengeance against Striker and his brother, he'll have to do battle with Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) a formidable mutant instilled with many powers. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The story of a WWII U.S. bomber crew that, after its plane was downed over Borneo by Japanese antiaircraft fire, was taken in by the infamous Dakar tribe, which was known for headhunting. The documentary features archival footage and dramatic re-creations as well as remarks from the last surviving crew member, Dan Illerich, members of the Dakar tribe, and historian Judith Heimann, whose book The Airmen and the Headhunters inspired the program. ~ Jeff Gemmill, Rovi
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Academy Award-winning director Ang Lee tells the story of the Greenwich Village interior designer who inadvertently helped to spark a cultural revolution by offering the organizers of the Woodstock Music and Arts Festival boarding at his family's Catskills motel. The year is 1969. Change is brewing in America, and the energy in Greenwich Village is palpable. Elliot Tiber (Demetri Martin) is working as an interior designer when he discovers that a high-profile concert has recently lost its permit from the nearby town of Wallkill, NY. Emboldened by the burgeoning gay rights movement yet still tied to tradition in the form of the family business -- a Catskills motel called the El Monaco -- Tiber phones producer Michael Lang (Jonathan Groff) at Woodstock Ventures and offers boarding to the harried concert crew. Later, as the Woodstock Ventures staff begans arriving in droves, half a million concertgoers make their way to Max Yasgur's (Eugene Levy) adjacent farm in White Lake, NJ, to witness the counterculture celebration that would ultimately make history as one of the greatest events in the annals of rock & roll. Imelda Staunton, Emile Hirsch, Liev Schreiber, and Paul Dano co-star. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Are You Disciplining in Anger?
Signs of Destructive Discipline
Christine Hierlmaier-Nelson, communications specialist with Expressive Ink Communications in Foreston, Minnesota, and author of Green Yellow Go! Nat Knows Bananas, a Pre-K book that teaches patience.
According to Hierlmaier-Nelson and other communication experts, you may need to rethink how you discipline (and learn how to calm yourself) if you find yourself:
- Wanting to punish instead of instruct your child
- Feeling out of control
- Being embarrassed by your child's behavior
- Wanting to assert your authority as the parent
Learn how to keep your cool and stop struggling with this problem by becoming aware of and understanding your stress reactions.


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By Michael Futch Staff writer
This year's home sales in the Fayetteville market will likely be on the same pace as 2012, industry leaders predicted Thursday.
Zan Monroe, the executive vice president of the Fayetteville Regional Association of Realtors, told an audience of agents and builders that he doesn't foresee the market for existing homes to dramatically improve in 2013. Homeowners may see a slight drop in sale prices.
"I think we'll close on 5,000 homes total," he said. "Bottom line, 2013 is going to look a lot like 2012."
Nearly 5,100 homes sold in the market during 2012, Monroe said during the third-annual State of the Real Estate Market forum at the Holiday Inn Bordeaux & Conference Center.
Economist Elliot Eisenberg also spoke to the audience of about 200. The event is put on by the Realtors association and the Home Builders Association of Fayetteville.
Monroe predicted that prices for existing homes in the region will fall 1 percent to 2 percent until surplus inventory has sold. With the number of listings on the market and the pace of recent sales, it would take an average of 11.5 months to sell off the current inventory. A healthy level is six months. The market includes Cumberland, Hoke and Harnett counties.
"It will be a buyer's market for a while," Monroe said.
Meanwhile, builders have kept their inventory of new homes in line with demand. The average supply of new-construction inventory is just under six months in this market. New construction will continue to grow as the area's population grows, Monroe predicted.
"We are improving," he said, "but we're not a great market right now."
Michelle Mullins, who attended the program, is a broker-in-charge at On-Site Realty in Harnett County, which has seen a building boom in recent years. She reported that she had an excellent year in 2012.
"We enjoy the benefits of growth," she said. "Basically, new home construction is selling, and existing homes stay on the market a little longer."
1/2During his nearly 90-minute presentation, the economist Eisenberg spoke on how people underestimate the benefits and overestimate the costs of home building.
Eisenberg, formerly a senior economist with the National Association of Home Builders in Washington, wove lighthearted humor into his report on the effect of home building in the Fayetteville area.
"We sometimes don't always appreciate what it brings to the community," he said of the economic effect of new home construction. "Once you own a home, you have incentives in the community. Owners are tied to the community. Once they are tied, they have more interest in the community."
Eisenberg urged the Realtors to keep home prices affordable because more people will decide to move into the area.
"You have a wonderful fiscal infrastructure," he said.
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52 Irving Resident Hotel is in the heart of Gramercy Park, a quiet neighborhood community with an abundance of nineteenth century brownstones and carriage houses, reminiscent of Old London.
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Robin complained that Lisa could have killed her and Emma in the fire. Patrick noted that while he believes Robin, he was skeptical about Lisa burning down Mac's house. Robin admitted she didn't see Lisa start the fire, but "there's no doubt in my mind." Meanwhile, Lisa insisted to Nikolas that she is a good samaritan, not an arsonist. He said he believes Robin. Lisa suggested Nikolas should understand what it's like to lose one's head over someone and be publically humiliated for it. Nik copped to empathy, but he's friends with Robin. However, he promised to apologize if the arson investigation clears her. At the Hub, Elizabeth told Steve and Matt that Robin accused Lisa of torching the house. Steve told her to keep the accusation quiet for now. Later, Mac told Robin that Emma is fine, but the house is "a total loss." She was devastated, but he pointed out it's just a house, while their family is safe and alive. They reminisced about the breakfasts and holidays and smells and sensations in that house. Meanwhile, Maxie told Matt how upset she is, and he told her it's okay to grieve the loss of her home. Maxie recounted the good and bad memories, and noted it's like losing Georgie all over again, because her room and mementos are gone. Matt gave Maxie a little stuffed animal, and she was impressed that he wasn't being an egotistical jerk. Matt worried that Patrick might go down the same path as Noah if he loses Robin. Alexis offered condolences to Mac. He took the chance to recount how he went from carefree bachelor to father figure for Robin, and then later Maxie and Georgie. But "nothing lasts forever," he sighed. Robin admitted to Maxie that she was worried the scar from her burn will turn off Patrick. Maxie pointed out the wonders of plastic surgery. Later, Patrick told Robin that she caught an infection — which means big trouble with her compromised immune system.
Claire assured Sonny she was only doing her job by pointing out that Ronnie's wiretap was illegal, but Sonny was worried about the repercussions for her. He vowed not to forget her putting her career on the line for him. She scoffed that her actions were unrelated to him, and there is no "us." However, she admitted to being glad that he's not going to prison. Diane burst in and scolded Sonny for consorting with Claire, but he countered that Claire just saved him. After Claire left, Diane scolded him for letting Claire tank her career, and wondered if he will make the relationship worthy of her sacrifice, as Claire now faces an internal investigation.
Lulu ran into Spinelli at the Metro Court. Carly took the occasion to needle Lulu about Dante spending so much time with "that maneater" Brenda. After Lulu left, Spinelli refused to share Brenda intel with Carly, who urged him to disregard Jason's orders. When Jax interrupted, Carly told him she pumps Spinelli for info on Brenda since Jason cut her off. They bantered about her hatred for Brenda and his friendship with her. Then Carly went to the penthouse and got Spinelli to reveal that Dante guarded Brenda in April of 2007, working mostly nights — and even double-shifts toward the end. When Lulu showed up, Carly asked her what Dante told her about the time he guarded Brenda in 2007. Lulu was absolutely stunned.
The Balkan's man insisted that Lucky bring Brenda to the warehouse or Siobhan will die a "slow, painful death." A furious Lucky moved the site of the exchange to near the bluffs. Jason explained the plan to Brenda: Lucky will take her to the exchange point, while Jason and Lucky take sniper positions in the bluffs, aiming to kill the Balkan. Lucky warned the guys he was going to protect Siobhan — no matter what.
Later, Lucky delivered Brenda to the site, while Jason and Dante waited with sniper rifles. When the Balkan's men brought Siobhan, angry words were exchanged with Brenda — and Dante opened fire!
Robin assured Patrick that she is "totally focused on my recovery." He promised to stick by her side. "I can't lean on you," Robin demurred, because she wasn't sure if he felt love or guilt. She complained that she doesn't recognize her life anymore. He suggested she picture herself forgiving him. She said she has to concentrate on getting better, so fixing their marriage will have to wait. He revealed he has started therapy, and suggested they join couples therapy, but she declined. "I love you," he said, and left. They both somberly flashed back on the history of their relationship. Maxie scolded Patrick for leaving, but he countered that Robin doesn't want him around. "I have to let her go," he sighed. Maxie rushed to warn Robin that she might be pushing Patrick away forever.
Claire admitted to Sonny she's under internal review, but insisted she breached no ethics by exposing Ronnie's illegal search. Sonny insisted it wasn't fair that she get a "raw deal." After Claire left, Diane warned him to avoid Claire, who could face criminal charges. Claire went to Metro Court and told Alexis she got the evidence against Sonny thrown out. Alexis told her to go back to Washington before Sonny wipes her out, leaving her with nothing.
Maya was trying to keep Luke from drinking when Tracy came in. He tried to play on her sympathies, and begged her to marry him. But Ethan burst in and told Tracy that Luke faked the heart attack to con her. Luke immediately gave up the charade. Ethan didn't want to lie anymore, because what happened with Kristina and the car bomb proved that the truth always comes out. "You're an idiot, and you ruined all my fun," Tracy sighed. She knew Luke was faking; she just wanted to watch him squirm. Tracy agreed to marry him — provided he signs a prenup. He asked her to elope to Las Vegas — with Maya and Ethan as chaperones. Tracy agreed.
At the captive exchange, Brenda lunged at the thugs, and Dante opened fire. The Balkan's men fired blindly in all directions. Lucky leaped out from behind a rock, shooting. Dante, Lucky and Jason took down all the baddies, leaving Brenda and Siobhan alive. The guys decided to send Jason, Brenda and Siobhan away while the cops take the heat. Lucky wondered why Brenda ran toward the Balkan's men. Later, Mac was furious that he had four corpses in his town. He ordered the guys to get the Balkan out of his city. At the penthouse, Siobhan told Jason the thugs spoke Croatian and had orders to take Brenda alive. She also heard the name "Alexander." When Jason asked Brenda about it, she said she couldn't talk about it. Brenda flashed back meeting Alexander in an alley. He got into a fight with Dante, and she shot him. "Bitch!" Alexander snarled, "I loved you." Then he died. Brenda freaked, but Dante promised to "make this okay."
Lucky returned home to find Siobhan waiting. She wanted to know more about him. He called her "a wonderful adventure that I wouldn't have missed for the world." They kissed. Earlier, Carly and Spinelli had showed Lulu proof that Dante guarded Brenda in 2007: a photo of them together. Lulu was aghast. Later, at the loft, Lulu stressed until Dante got home. She told him about the photo, and he recounted guarding her. He thought Brenda didn't recognize him when he came to PC. "There's nothing to hide about me and Brenda," he insisted.
Jason pressed Brenda, who said talking about Alexander would break a promise to herself. She told him about going for a walk with Dante and getting jumped by Alexander, whom she shot. Dante hid the body. "What makes this Alexander so special?" Jason asked. It turned out that Brenda dated Alexander. After they broke up, he stalked her throughout Europe, and followed her to New York, where Dante was assigned to protect her. Oh, and Alexander was the Balkan's son!
Luke, Tracy, Ethan and Maya awakened from a drunken stupor in a Las Vegas suite. Tracy recalled that she was trying to keep pace with Luke drinking last night. Luke searched the room and produced a marriage license — naming Ethan and Maya! No one could remember them marrying. "There's no way I would willingly marry you" Maya insisted. Ethan said he might do it for a green card. Later, after everyone got cleaned up, Ethan was happy to be married, because that gets his visa straightened out. Maya became thrilled when informed of the tax break for being married. Luke summoned Reverend Grace to finish what was started last night. Grace recounted being summoned to the room to perform a ceremony for Luke and Tracy, but he ended up marrying Ethan and Maya. So the license was real.
Siobhan packed to return to Ireland, but Lucky insisted she stay until the Balkan is caught. She didn't want to be an obligation. He said he feels like he can be himself (or Ronan?) around her and not be judged. She agreed to stay, and set out in search of a job and place to live. Nikolas showed up and told Lucky that their mother called and he told her about the Scorpio house — where she grew up — burning down. Nikolas suggested that Siobhan and Lucky complement each other, but it's a "wartime romance," and he's latching on to her because she's new, and won't betray him like he and Elizabeth did. Lucky insisted he wasn't on the rebound. Siobhan went to Jake's, where she told Coleman she has international bartending experience. "I'll take you on," Coleman agreed. Later, Maxie came in, and chatted up Siobhan, who said she's in town because of a guy: Lucky Spencer. Maxie was stunned. Lucky was flashing back to his first time with Siobhan when Maxie burst in, claiming "some bimbo" at Jake's was dropping his name. When Lucky said he really likes Siobhan, Maxie was upset — after all he had been flirting with her all this time! "We've been flirting?" Lucky asked, truly astonished. Then Lucky went to Jake's and flirted with Siobhan.
At Metro Court, Jax asked Olivia to ask Dante about Brenda. Liv was reluctant to come between him and Carly. Jax admitted having Brenda around brings up old memories. Meanwhile, Carly asked a shirtless Johnny to set up a meeting with one of his employees, Mr. Norman, who was one of the cops on Brenda's security detail. Johnny was reluctant, but Carly insisted Jason's life could be in danger due to lack of all available information about Brenda. Johnny agreed to set up a meet. Later, Olivia dropped by Johnny's to cook dinner, but he ducked out for an errand. Carly met with Jax at the hotel to tell him about Brenda, then went to meet Johnny. Olivia eavesdropped as Johnny insisted on going to the meet with Carly.
Dante went to the penthouse, where Jason told him, "Brenda told me the truth" about Alexander. Jason asked why he made himself an accessory to murder. Dante staid he was just trying to protect Brenda. Jason wondered how Dante could cover up a murder for Brenda but turn in Michael? Dante insisted he genuinely wanted to spare Michael the guilt that comes with covering up a murder. Later, Sam visited Dante at the loft with questions about what happened at the bluffs — and how it relates to what Brenda won't tell anyone. Dante managed to deflect her questions. Dante flashed back to his partner asking, "What's it like to nail a supermodel?" Meanwhile, Suzanne visited Jason, who said Brenda admitted a connection to the Balkan. Suzanne related how she met Brenda while speaking at an ASEC event. Brenda immediately wanted to help, so Suzanne took Brenda to Africa, where the supermodel got sick, but recovered. Jason wondered if Brenda has been running from someone this whole time? Suzanne wondered what else Brenda is hiding. Jason went to Sam and told her he uncovered new information about Brenda — but he can't tell her.
Ronnie and Sonny traded barbs at PCPD, with Sonny champing at the bit to get his release papers. Sonny asked Claire to wait with him, but she had a meeting. After she left, Ronnie returned to tell Sonny that it was an Internal Affairs meeting. "Dead woman walking," he intoned, noting that Claire would likely lose her career. Later, Ronnie accused Dante and Claire of helping Sonny. Release papers in hand, Sonny asked Dante if he can help Claire with IA. Dante pointed out he's as compromised as Claire, noting, "She's done as a prosecutor." Dante called it the first rule of law-enforcement: stay detached. Claire returned, and was surprised to find Sonny. Claire assured him there was no way he could change her fate. He promised to stay away from her for good.
At Jason's, Sam asked Brenda to tell her what secret Jason is keeping for her. Brenda said it was none of her business. Elsewhere, Michael came home to the loft, where Dante admitted he'd lied to Lulu about Brenda. Michael was happy to be his sounding board. "You've got a family now," he told his big bro. Dante opened up about getting "pretty close" to Brenda, and why he lied. Back at the penthouse, Sam and Brenda continued to hash out her big secret as Jason looked on. Sam noted it wasn't "fair" for Brenda to act the way she does when Jason is in the line of fire. When she left, Brenda told Jason to reassure his girlfriend. She urged him to write a poem. Or a letter. Jason wanted to talk about Alexander. Then Brenda wanted to take up Spinelli's cause. He explained about Maxie sleeping with Franco, and that Brenda's presence has brightened his life. She told him not to waste his devotion on her; he deserves Maxie. Spin asked Jason, who told him to reconcile -- but only if it's what he really wants. Brenda was stunned that Jason told Dante they had talked, and left to check on Dante.Lulu returned to the loft to find Michael packing to spend weekend at mom's. She asked if Dante mentioned knowing Brenda from before. "Not until today," Michael said. Dante flashed back to Brenda thanking him for helping her. They exchanged a Meaningful Glance, and she left. In the present, Brenda showed up at the loft, looking for Dante. Lulu invited her in, and pointedly asked about 2007 -- to Brenda's shock.
In Las Vegas, Luke, Tracy, Ethan and Maya learned that Rev. Grace wed Ethan and Maya. Flashbacks sketched out the wacky shenanigans: Luke and Tracy were too drunk to stand, so their counterparts propped them up. Maya paid Grace in casino chips (don't ask where she stored them), and the ceremony began. Grace got he names confused, citing "Ethan" and "Maya," and the youngsters "translating" for the mumbling drunk pair meant they recited the vows! "Your wedding is official," Grace insisted. Ethan asked if Grace does annulments? He's not licensed, but knows a guy. Alone, Ethan wanted to make the best of the situation, but she refused to consummate the marriage.
Jax dropped by to see Johnny, probing him about what Carly was up to, asking Johnny to "turn it down a few notches with my wife." At the Metro Court, Olivia got into it with Carly about Johnny. Later, Carly and Johnny traded notes about being scolded by their respective partners. Liv strolled up and warned Johnny that Carly is using him.
At GH, Patrick updated Robin on Emma, saying he'd told the tot that Mom was "at the hospital with an 'owie.'" Robin noted she was fighting her infection but she'd still be hospitalized for a while. The duo shared a sweet moment over some of Emma's syrup-laced artwork, and then Mac came in with news about the fire. At the Hub, Maxie needled Lisa, promising she would be sent to Shady Brook. Mac told Robin the arson results were inconclusive, so they cannot charge Lisa. A candle was found near a curtain -- and Maxie admitted lighting candles for the kids to blow out. One could have been knocked over. When Lisa came in, Mac told her the fire looks like an accident, and her alibi checked out. Lisa urged the family to get Robin "the help that she needs." Later, Robin had a lurid nightmare about being committed to Shady Brook by Patrick. She awoke, screaming, to find Lisa standing over her with a huge hypodermic needle.
From her hospital bed, Robin screamed that Lisa was trying to kill her. Lisa claimed she was carrying a hypodermic needle that contained prescription medicine for another patient when she responded to Robin's cries. Patrick and Steve insisted on analyzing the syringe. The results proved Lisa was telling the truth. Later, Lisa complained to Steve about being persecuted, and resolved to go to the hospital board to demand either Robin goes, or Lisa does. Meanwhile, Patrick wanted Robin to concentrate on her infection. Later, Brenda dropped by to support her friend, urging her not to engage Lisa. Steve told Patrick about Lisa's ultimatum -- which was bolstered by a meticulous paper trail, whereas Robin relied on unfounded (and unproven) accusations. Steve confessed that he has only seen Robin acting erratic. Patrick promised Robin they will find a way to stop Lisa.
Sonny insisted on breaking up with Claire immediately, because it's best for her career. While she protested her innocence, Sonny warned the Justice Department will make an example of her. "I'm a selfish man," he declared, but he won't let her throw away her career to be with him. He ordered her to think of him as "a bad memory." Later, Jason congratulated Sonny on getting released. Sonny credited Claire, and said he broke up with her. "I'm gonna miss the hell out of her," he admitted. Then he talked about he hold Brenda had on him, acknowledging that he used to feel addicted to her, and "would have died in Brenda's arms any night of the week." But he doesn't want such extremes anymore. Jason revealed that Brenda told him why the Balkan wants her, but he cannot share the information, because he promised Brenda. Jax ran into Claire at Metro Court and offered to use his connections to help her. She said Sonny dumped her like "inconvenient baggage." Jax said Sonny wasn't being noble and trying to salvage her career; he dumped her in order to concentrate on Brenda!
Brenda told Lulu she's had a lot of bodyguards, and was confused when Sonny introduced Dante as his son, so she didn't recognize him. Lulu said she would have been cool with Dante guarding her if he had owned up to it. Lulu warned Brenda that any relationship with Sonny would be unhealthy. Brenda called him "far from perfect," but claimed that most of the pain she went through "was self-inflicted," because she knows what kind of man he is. She said she used to need the drama, but now she realizes that love "can be quiet and simple." Later, Dante returned to find Lulu packing up the stuff she normally leaves at the loft, lamenting that she feels jealous of his father's ex. She noted she doesn't want to smother him. He joked that he's just too charming and irresistible to supermodels. They laughed and kissed.
Olivia warned Johnny that Carly is using him to make her husband jealous. Jax opined to Olivia that a Brenda vs Carly clash may now be inevitable. Later, Johnny summoned Brad, a former NYPD officer, to answer Carly's questions about Dante and Brenda. Brad said Dante took double shifts guarding Brenda and entered her suite. Also, he did not deny sleeping with her!
Nikolas brought Spencer by the Hub after he fell off his pony. Brenda saw the child and told him a story about falling off her own horse as a kid, too. Meanwhile, Jason told Dante the story of his marriage Brenda when she feared she was going crazy as a warning about the extremes to which she is willing to go. Jason urged him to coordinate stories with Brenda. Which he did. Brenda lamented that Carly is already on their trail. Dante reminded her that so is the Balkan, meaning, "neither of us is safe." He pointed out that they are connected by more than just Alexander, but she cut him off, declaring, "I don't want to talk about the baby."


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Charges against priest accused of molestation, dismissed by judge
A St. Louis priest accused of molesting a teen, is no longer facing charges.
Father Joseph Jiang had pleaded not guilty to a child endangerment charge before the case was dismissed today. A lawsuit filed on behalf of the victim's family is still active. The family claims that Archbishop Robert Carlson did nothing to stop the abuse.
The Survivors Network of these Abused by Priests released saying they are disappointed. They are now asking for anyone who may have seen or suffered abuse by Father Jiang or others, step forward.
Online ad leads to sex abuse charges against Cuba, MO man
A Cuba, Missouri man is in police custody after allegedly placing an online ad asking for someone to sexually assault an 11 year old female relative. St. Louis County Police say that ad was reported and prompted them to set up a sting.
They arrested 32 year old Anthony Brinkman Friday after he arrived to meet an undercover police officer at a south county Cracker Barrel restaurant.
Police say Brinkman had brought the child with him. She is with her family. Police say they don't believe Brinkman had assaulted her, but they are still investigating.
Brinkman has been charged with attempted statutory sodomy. He's jailed on a $100,000 cash-only bond.
Archbishop Carlson accused of helping cover up sex abuse
The St. Louis Catholic Archbishop is named in a new lawsuit, accusing him of helping to cover up the sexual abuse of a second-grade girl and teen boy by a priest.
The alleged abuse too place when Archbishop Robert Carlson was a church official in Minneapolis three decades ago. The lawsuit says Carlson was one of three officials who knew of the repeated abuses at the hand of Reverend Robert Thurner. Carlson and the other officials never reported the incidents to police. Lawyers for the alleged victim say they will demand that Carlson answer questions under oath in the case.
Neither Carlson nor the St. Louis Archdiocese have yet commented on the charges.
Martial arts instructor admits to molesting three students
A Belleville martial arts instructor is headed to prison after admitting to sexually abusing three of his students.
Christopher Horton told a judge, he abused the students and recorded the acts on his cell phone. The incidents happened between May of 2012 and February of this year. The victims were between six and ten years old. Horton pleaded guilty to six total counts. When he is sentenced in March, Horton will face up to 30 years behind bars.
Poland archbishop slammed over sex abuse comments
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The leader of Poland's Catholic Church has come under a wave of condemnation by appearing to suggest that children are partly to blame for being sexually abused by priests.
Archbishop Jozef Michalik, head of Poland's influential Episcopate, was commenting this month on revelations about Polish pedophile priests. A child from a troubled family, Michalik told reporters, "seeks closeness with others and may get lost and may get the other person involved, too."
The words triggered an immediate uproar — one that Michalik tried to stamp out the same day by apologizing and saying he had been misunderstood. He had not, he said, meant to suggest that child victims were in any way responsible.
But the damage was done.
Ordinary citizens joined prominent politicians in expressing outrage, and intense debate continues more than two weeks later. The media pointed out that Michalik had supported a parish priest convicted in 2004 of child sex abuse, and one of the priest's victims said she was horrified by Michalik's latest remarks.
"Archbishop Michalik's words make us feel fear and revulsion," Ewa Orlowska said.
The archbishop's comments forced the Episcopate's spokesman, the Rev. Jozef Kloch, to state that Poland's church has "zero tolerance" for pedophilia but that it needs to learn how to approach and talk about the matter. The controversy has since led bishops under Michalik to apologize for "priests who have harmed children."
It all comes amid a tide of allegations that Poland's church is sweeping cases of sex abuse under the carpet, putting it at odds with Vatican efforts since 2001 to punish abusers. The scrutiny has also further undermined the church's status in Poland as a moral and political leader — cemented by Polish-born Pope John Paul II through his critical role in inspiring the fight against communism. The church's defenders say that priests are being singled out for condemnation when teachers and sports coaches have also been caught sexually abusing kids.
John Paul himself came under criticism for a reluctance to heed accusations against priests. While the Vatican in 2001 ordered bishops to submit cases of alleged pedophilia to the Holy See's review, it was largely the initiative of then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. After the church sex abuse scandal erupted in 2002 in the United States, Ratzinger pressed for faster ways to permanently remove abusers from the church.
The crackdown against pedophile priests gained intensity once Ratzinger became Benedict XVI. In 2011, Benedict instructed bishops' conferences around the world to submit their own guidelines for keeping molesters out of the priesthood and to protect children.
Poland's Episcopate has issued guidelines for the church's punishment of priests and support for the victims. But it sees no need to report priests to state investigators and says that the financial compensation rests with the wrongdoer, not with the church. That approach may soon be tested by a man who is readying Poland's first sex abuse lawsuit against the church.
In several countries, including the U.S., Canada and Australia, the church has been paying millions in compensation over sex abuse cases.
Michalik also recently raised eyebrows by saying that the roots of pedophilia lay in pornography and divorce, both of which are "painful and long-lasting wounds."
The debate started last month after Dominican Republic investigators revealed child sex abuse allegations against two Polish clergymen: Archbishop Jozef Wesolowski, the Vatican's ambassador, and Rev. Wojciech Gil, a parish priest. Wesolowski has been forcibly removed by the Vatican. Gil has denied sex abuse and suggested that Dominican drug mafia is taking revenge on him for his educational work.
Some 27 Polish priests have been tried for sex abuse since 2001, but most cases ended in suspended prison term — indicating a general leniency for the church in Poland, where religion is taught in schools and senior church officials attend state ceremonies.
Missouri state senator calling on AG Koster to investigate Maryville case
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - State Sen. Kurt Schaefer is suggesting Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster could open an investigation into an alleged sexual assault in northwest Missouri.
Schaefer said Wednesday that an independent review of the evidence is needed after the Nodaway County prosecutor dropped charges against teenagers accused in a sexual assault of two younger girls.
Schaefer is a Republican running for attorney general. Koster is a Democrat who plans to run for governor in 2016.
Koster's office has said it cannot intervene unless a local prosecutor or court asks him to do so.
Schaefer cited a Missouri law allowing subpoenas for witnesses or information to be provided to the attorney general regarding sexual offenses. That law only applies when the venue of the crime is in question.
Maryville officials put schools on heightened alert
MARYVILLE, Mo. (AP) - Maryville city and school officials say they are on heightened alert in response to negative attention the city is receiving over a sexual abuse case.
City, school and police officials say they are concerned about reaction expressed on social media and in phone calls after the Nodaway County prosecutor decided to drop sexual assault charges against two 17-year-old boys who were accused of sexually assaulting two younger girls.
On Monday, the activist group Anonymous released an online statement criticizing the city and police for not prosecuting the case. However, the case was handled by Nodaway County, not the city.
The Maryville Daily Forum reports police are increasing patrols to protect anyone involved with the case and school officials met Monday at all three city schools to discuss security.
Former middle school teacher headed to prison after videotaping boys
TROY, Mo. (AP) - A former St. Charles County middle school teacher has been sentenced to seven years in prison for secretly videotaping boys as they undressed in a camp shower.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that 39-year-old Matthew Hansen of Winfield was sentenced last week for possession of child pornography. Hansen is also awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty in federal court to eight counts of attempted production of child porn. The state and federal sentences will run concurrently.
Hansen is a former math teacher at West Middle School in the Fort Zumwalt district.
Authorities say the crimes happened between 2007 and 2012. School officials have cited evidence that Hansen videotaped at least 80 boys at an outdoor education camp in Cuivre River State Park in Lincoln County.
Police charge south county teacher with sexual assault
St. Louis County Police have officially charged a South County school teacher with sexual assault.
Forty seven year old James Wilder III was arrested at Sperreng Middle School on Tuesday and charged Wednesday with six counts of second-degree sodomy for crimes that prosecutors say occurred between August 1996 and September 1997.
The alleged victim, who was 16 years old at the time, came forward this summer with the allegations. In Missouri, if a victim of a sexual crime is younger than 18, prosecution must start within 30 years after the victim reaches age 18. Wilder is being held in the St. Louis County jail on a $50,000 cash-only bond.
Sex offender accused of molesting young child
An admitted sex offender is charged for allegedly molesting a nine-year-old girl.
Police say the girl identified 48-year-old Hershel Brown--who is a family friend--as the abuser. The incident allegedly happened late last month. Brown faces several sex crimes charges, including failing to register as a sex offender. He pleaded guilty to forcible rape in 2003 and was sentenced to seven years in prison.
Hershel is being held on a $100,000 bond.
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