Napkin...

Police in Tacoma, Washington used the same advanced DNA profiling technique to catch the man who sexually assaulted and killed a 12-year-old girl more than three decades ago. Gary Charles Hartman, 66, was arrested and charged with first degree murder for killing Michella Welch.

Using unknown DNA the suspect left at the scene, a genetic genealogist at Parabon Nanolabs found comparable DNA in publically available samples and narrowed down the search to Hartman and his brother. Police then secretly obtained a sample of Hartman’s DNA he left on a napkin in a coffee shop.

“If you left your DNA at the scene, you will be caught,” Tacoma prosecutor said. [Crime Time]

Boldly...

Boldly indeed. This president is trying to do, in business, what no other did. In addition, he didn't start wars in the Middle East where poor people and minorities got killed, injured, lost homes and became refugees in countries they never wanted to be in, just to satisfy the hunger of some. He cut the funds that everyone was providing the terrorist s in Syria. He boldly did what no other president did, Business, Trade, Taxes, and trying to fix the law breaker of the borders Dems. created chaos.

Sensitive...

Embaressment...

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The city of Akron released a statement saying provisional fire Lt. Deann Eller resigned and that her partner, Lt. Arthur Dean, is on unpaid leave pending final discipline, CBS affiliate WOIO-TV reports. The two were suspended without pay for making a sex tape on city property.

Eller and Dean worked at separate fire stations. The station where the sex tape was made hasn't been identified.

Akron Fire Chief Clarence  said the station received an anonymous tip that the pornographic videos had been posted online, WOIO reports. 

Tucker had called the allegations "shocking and distressing" and said the allegations bring "unwelcome dishonor and embarrassment to this department and this city."

Volcano...

Oh that you would rend the heavens and come down,
    that the mountains might quake at your presence—
^2 [a] as when fire kindles brushwood
    and the fire causes water to boil—
to make your name known to your adversaries,
    and that the nations might tremble at your presence!  ³  

Soul...

Sigh...

When things go wrong, as they sometimes will,
When the road you're trudging seems all uphill,
When the funds are low and the debts are high,
And you want to smile, but you have to sigh,
When care is pressing you down a bit-
Rest if you must, but don't you quit.

Success is failure turned inside out -
The silver tint in the clouds of doubt,
And you never can tell how close you are,
It might be near when it seems afar;
So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit -
It's when things seem worst that you must not quit.

Closed...

French President Macron announced a proposal that would create closed migrant centers on European soil so authorities can quickly decide whether arriving migrants are eligible to apply for asylum and send back those who don't qualify.

European countries would take in migrants who qualify to apply in a shared plan that lifts the burden of carrying for them from the Mediterranean nations on the front line such as Italy, Spain and Greece, Macron said.

Spain's decision last week to take in a rescue ship with 630 migrants, and France's offer to accept some of those eligible to apply for asylum, exemplifies the need to share the burden, they both said.  

Germany...

The German shots came from the left and the right. They slammed into Swedish legs, backs and, at least once, right off the goal post.

But the go-ahead goal didn’t seem it would ever come. And then, in the blink of an eye, at the last possible moment, it did. Germany found a way to survive, with Kroos’s goal, on a finely orchestrated free-kick play.

The German defense is slow. Boating would have caused the defeat of Germany earlier enough as he pushed the Sweden player down in the penalty area.   On the rebound, Sweden scored easily.  Germany may not go far in this tournament.

Picture...

The father of the young girl from Honduras whose picture has become an iconic image of the immigration battle now says that his daughter and wife were never separated by U.S. authorities.

A picture of the little girl crying for her mother was widely circulated and while the photographer made it clear he didn't know the fate of the pair,  but it was used otherwise.

The girl and her mother were photographed after crossing the border in the Rio Grande Valley by Customs and Border Protection last week. 

Your Trusted Media is at work? The photographer, John Moore, said that he saw the pair were together when they were taken from the scene, but some groups started using the photo in relation to the policy that resulted in families being separated at the border.