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U.S. intelligence officials released a report on Friday rejecting some points raised by those who argue COVID-19 leaked from a Chinese lab. The report has angered some Republicans, who argue the Biden administration is withholding information, while intelligence officials argue China's obstruction has made it impossible to determine the origin. U.S. Rep. Mike Turner has noted that U.S. intelligence had "extraordinary detail" about the risk posed by the Wagner group, and that top congressional leaders had been briefed multiple times by the administration.
Ohio man Chad Doerman has been indicted on 21 counts, including nine counts of aggravated murder, eight counts of kidnapping, and four counts of felonious assault, for the June 15 deaths of his three sons. He pleaded not guilty at his initial arraignment and prosecutors allege he admitted to planning the shooting and executing them in cold blood. Doerman is facing the death penalty if convicted of the charges.
Chad Doerman, a 32-year-old Ohio man, has been charged with three counts of aggravated murder after shooting his three young sons and wounding their mother. He has admitted to planning the killings and executing them with a rifle, and is currently being held without bond. The Clermont County Sheriff’s Office has asked for prayers for the family of the victims and the investigation is ongoing.
After 45 years, the victim of a cold case in Nevada has been identified through a DNA match as Florence Charleston, a woman in her late 60s from Cleveland, Ohio who had recently moved to Portland, Oregon. The DNA Doe Project, a nonprofit organization, worked with the Nevada State Medical Examiner’s Office and the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office to make the identification. The investigation into her death is ongoing and the Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information to come forward.
ESPN is mourning the loss of award-winning director Kyle Brown, who died unexpectedly on Saturday after suffering a medical emergency at an NCAA baseball super regional. Brown had been with the network for 15 years and was a former Ohio State pitcher. ESPN said Brown “cherished the opportunity to have a career in sports” and that his “passion for sports, storytelling, and mentoring young talent was unmatched.” The network is “deeply saddened by his passing and extend our deepest sympathies to his family and friends.”
A five-day manhunt for convicted murderer Bradley Gillespie ended Sunday when a body was found in the Ohio River near Henderson, Kentucky. An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday to confirm the identity of the body, which is believed to have been in the water for four to five days. Authorities believe the body is Gillespie's and have declared the case closed.
Indiana's Medical Licensing Board has issued a $3,000 fine and a letter of reprimand to an Indianapolis OB-GYN who discussed the case of a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio with a reporter. The board concluded that Dr. Caitlin Bernard had violated patient privacy laws, and the decision has been met with mixed reactions from the public. The board's decision serves as a reminder that patient privacy must be respected and that medical professionals must adhere to the laws and regulations of their respective states.