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Garvin reported his wife "disappeared" while vacationing in Key West. In reality she didn't arrive with him to Key west at all.

Florida Investigators, use Finger prints, dog search, credit card reviews, restaurant employees interviews, hotel cameras, toll both, telephone communications, computers search, and a GPS monitor on his car. 

They tracked him to his wife's body.  Garvin agreed to a life sentence.

With the death of his wife, he is in prison, and his other woman is no longer.

There is no perfect crime.  Only ignorant persons think they can do that.   Just a thought.

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A substitute teacher was arrested after police say she had sexual encounters with students she invited to her Georgia home. Sheriff's Officials said the students were at the age of consent, it was 38-year-old Laura's position of authority that makes her alleged deeds a crime.

"Our detectives conducted an investigation and determined that Rich had sex with a 16-year-old student in early 2015 and then had sex with an 18-year-old student in late 2015. The encounters occurred at her former home" authority said in a statement.

Our School District has zero tolerance for inappropriate relationships between students and any adults serving in any capacity in our schools," a spokesperson told the Atlanta Journal.

The sub teacher was charged with two counts of sexual assault by a teacher. She was released on a $22,400 bond that same day.

We all are uptight about what happened here but the kids are in the age of consent.  However, other countries may have a better solution.   Just let us explore the solution rather than the punishment.   Just a thought.

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It is a rare unifying moment. Hospitals, doctors, health insurers and some consumer groups, with few exceptions, are speaking with one voice and urging significant changes to the Republican health care legislation that passed the House.

The bill’s impact is wide-ranging, potentially affecting not only the millions who could lose coverage through deep cuts in Medicaid or no longer be able to afford to buy coverage in the state marketplaces.

With states allowed to seek waivers from providing certain benefits, employers big and small could scale back what they pay for each year or reimpose lifetime limits on coverage. In particular, small businesses could be free to drop coverage with no penalty.

Hospitals that serve low-income patients “will just be drowning completely when this happens.

I think the gov. should tell these entities to lower their charges 50%. We wouldn't have a problem then. Don't forget Big Pharma.

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Daniela Greene spent two years in the slammer for lying about a 2014 trip she took to Syria, where she hooked up with notorious German rapper-turned-ISIS recruiter Denis  Cuspert.

Greene had been assigned to investigate Cusbert while working for the FBI in Detroit and married him after sneaking into Syria from Turkey, according to court records.   Just a month after her departure, Greene realized her mistake and headed back into the US.

At the time, she was already married to an American she met while he served as a US Army solider in Germany, where she was raised after being born in the former Czechoslovakia, according to CNN, which broke the story. Very unique dynamics.

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The top U.S. doctors' organization and several hospital groups came out strongly against a Republican plan backed by President Donald Trump to overhaul America's healthcare system.

Democrats mounted a fierce battle to thwart the bill.
"What they’re doing is very destructive. ... It represents the biggest shift of money to the wealthiest people in our country, the top 1 percent, at the cost of working families," House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters.

Doctors and other providers said the bill would probably cause many patients to lose insurance and raise healthcare costs. The American Medical Association urged senior lawmakers in a letter to reconsider drastic changes to Medicaid, the government health insurance program for the poor.

Can the Democrats reduce the cost of healthcare? They rejected Bernie Sanders Bill of importing medications which will reduce the cost of medications 70%?  Action, not talk, is needed.

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FBI director James Comey told senators that Russia remains involved in American politics, saying he thinks the country poses the "greatest threat" to the U.S. political process of any in the world.

Sen. Lindsey Graham  a foreign policy hawk  asked Comey "what kind of threat" Russia presents "to the democratic process."

"the greatest threat of any nation on Earth, given their intention and their capability," Comey said.  He didn't elaborate on what Moscow has done recently to try to influence American politics, but the bureau is actively investigating that question.

Wiki Leaks exposed the rotten core of the politics which was embarrassing to the Dems and to Hillary in particular.

It is not weapons any more, it is hacking...

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While a birthing pool during the early stages of labor may offer some advantages, women should not deliver their baby in the water. A woman in labor lies in a tub of warm water to help ease delivery.

"Immersion in water during the first stage of labor may offer some benefits: It may shorten labor and is associated with a decreased use of epidurals.

However, it is important to differentiate between laboring in water and delivering in water.

In fact delivering a baby in the water may lead to serious health problems. They include: increased risk of mother and infant infections; difficulty in the regulation of the baby's body temperature; increased chance of umbilical cord damage; respiratory distress resulting from the baby inhaling tub water; and potential for asphyxia (lack of oxygen) and seizures.

Hospitals and birthing centers that offer water immersion for women in the first stage of labor need to follow certain guidelines to protect the health and safety of the mother and baby, ACOG said.      [Journal Obstetrics & Gynecology.]