A third person in the U.S. has died from the swine flu. The latest victim, a man in his 30s from Washington state, had underlying heart conditions. Other countries that have reported deaths are Mexico, 48 dead, and one deceased in both Canada and Cuba. 40 percent of those affected by the flu in the [...]
Posts Tagged as ‘George Zinkhan’
May 9, 2009
Breaking: UGA Shooter George Zinkhan’s Body Found
The manhunt for George Zinkhan has possibly ended.
Two weeks since he went missing after shooting his wife and two others at a fundraiser for the Town and Gown Players at the Athens Community Theatre in Athens, Ga, University of Georgia marketing professor George Zinkhan’s body has believed to be found not far from his abandoned [...]
May 5, 2009
Update: UGA Shooter George Zinkhan on America’s Most Wanted
On April 25, 2009, Citizen’s Daily Brief brought you live coverage of the tragic shooting at Athens Community Theatre in Athens, Georgia. It was quickly revealed that the shooter was University of Georgia marketing professor George Zinkhan who opened fire on his wife and two others during a fundraising event for the local theater troupe, [...]
May 1, 2009
Last Year’s Burma Cyclone Victims Still Need Aid
This morning, Georgia authorities found George Zinkhan’s jeep in northwestern Clarke County and put one nearby school on lockdown, but the search for the former UGA professor in the area has been called off. Investigators believe the car had been abandoned days ago. Police now believe the crime was more calculated than previously thought and [...]
May 1, 2009
Breaking: Zinkhan’s Jeep Found
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is reporting UGA professor George Zinkhan’s jeep has been found in northwestern Clarke County (which contains the city of Athens). There is no sign of Zinkhan and authorities say they believe the murder was more calculated than previously thought, AJC.
UGA sent out this e-mail to the university community:
“This is a message from [...]
May 1, 2009
UGA Professor’s Wife Wanted a Divorce
The driver who killed 5 people yesterday in Apeldoorn, Holland has died. The man’s name has not yet been released, CNN. Update: BNO confirms a sixth person has died from injuries sustained during yesterday’s crash.
Worldwide, workers are marching on this May Day to protest how their governments have handled the economic crisis. Violence has already [...]
April 27, 2009
Five Congressmen Arrested at Darfur Genocide Protest
Five U.S. Congressmen were arrested in D.C. today for civil disobedience at a protest against the genocide in Darfur. Those arrested were Reps. John Lewis (D-Ga.), Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), Donna Edwards (D-Md.), Keith Ellison (D-Minn.) and Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.). They were all released a few hours after the arrest and will have to pay a [...]
April 27, 2009
EU Issues Travel Warning for U.S. and Mexico Due to Swine Flu Scare
Swine flu warnings reach Europe. The EU has advised caution in travel to the U.S. and Mexico, BBC News. The U.S. has called the warning unwarranted, EU Business.
USA Today on the differences between Presidents Obama and Bush in the first 100 days of the Obama presidency.
Torture Debate: The FBI says leads on catching the perpetrators [...]
