(CNN) -- Phillip Garrido was registered as a sex offender, regularly visited by parole officers and fitted with an ankle bracelet to track his movements -- but nothing prevented him from being around children, according to a victims' advocacy group. Phillip Garrido, a registered sex offender, was arraigned in California on Friday. Garrido is charged with kidnapping Jaycee Lee Dugard in 1991, when she was 11, and raping her over the course of years. Police say Dugard lived in a huddle of tents and outbuildings hidden behind Garrido's home, and gave birth to two daughters, now 11 and 15, fathered by Garrido. Garrido and his wife Nancy were arrested last week. Both have pleaded not guilty. "Here we have a guy who is essentially under every kind of supervision we allow. Law enforcement had every tool available to them, and [the tools] failed," said Robert Coombs, spokesman for the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault. Gordon Hinkle, spokesman for the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, said a parole officer visited Garrido at his home, sometimes unannounced, twice a month. Garrido was also required to go to the agent's office once or twice a month, Hinkle said. Garrido wore a GPS anklet, and his movements were tracked passively, Hinkle said, meaning parole officers checked his location after the fact, as opposed to active monitoring, which involves watching parolees' comings and goings in real time. Despite the tight supervision, Garrido "was technically allowed to be around minors," Coombs said, because his parole stemmed from the November 1976 rape of Katie Callaway Hall, who was 25 at the time of the assault. He was sentenced in 1977 to 50 years at the federal penitentiary in Leavenworth, Kansas, for kidnapping, because he abducted Hall in California and transported her across the state line to Reno, Nevada, where he raped her in a warehouse, according to court documents. A Nevada court separately sentenced him to five years to life for the rape conviction, the Reno Gazette-Journal reported. While in prison in 1978, Garrido sent a handwritten letter to Judge Bruce R. Thompson, saying he was recovering from seven years of LSD use and progressing well. "I am so ashamed of my past. But my future is now in controle [sic]," he wrote. Court documents show Garrido requested that his 50-year sentence be reduced to 25, making him eligible for parole in eight years, "where he could be released to the state of Nevada as an educated person and being a rehabilitated person." According to a 1978 court transcript, attorney Willard Van Hazel Jr. told a judge, "Without the influence of any of this drug involvement, I think Mr. Garrido would pause before carrying out sexual fantasies." After more than a decade at Leavenworth, Garrido received a federal parole but was sent to Carson City, Nevada, in January 1988 to serve his rape sentence. However, according to the Reno Gazette-Journal, he was automatically eligible for state parole because of the time served in federal prison. The Nevada Offender Tracking Information System indicates he appeared four times before the parole board, which granted his request in August 1988, about 11 years after he was incarcerated. He moved to Antioch, California.  Three years later, 11-year-old Dugard was abducted from her home in South Lake Tahoe, California, about 100 miles northeast. "He served about 20 percent of his sentence, and it doesn't take a mathematician to figure out if he served only one-third of his sentence, Jaycee Dugard doesn't end up in the predicament that she's in," said Andy Kahan, a crime victims' advocate in Houston, Texas. Citing revised federal sentencing guidelines, Kahan and Illinois defense attorney Stephen Komie concur that this is not something that could happen today. "If he got 50 years, say, he would have 600 months. He would only get 50 months off. He would do 550 months," Komie said. "So this would not be repeated in the

Question: What person was released early from prison?

Question: Who was released from prison early?

Question: What did Garrido have under control?

Answer: Phillip Garrido,

Answer: Phillip Garrido,

Answer: my future is now in controle

Summary:
NEW: Parole officer may have seen "false backyard," suspected nothing, official says .
NEW: Spokesman: Deputy didn't call parole officer after 911 calls about Garrido .
Garrido was released from prison early after saying he had drug use under control .
Garrido likely became lower priority as time since his crimes passed, expert says .


(CNN) -- Phillip Garrido, who is accused of kidnapping and raping an 11-year-old and then holding her captive for 18 years, apologized in a jailhouse letter sent to a television station, the California station said Thursday.

But prosecutors responded, saying Garrido was attempting to manipulate public perceptions of the case.

In the handwritten letter this week to CNN affiliate KCRA, Garrido seemed to address the kidnapping of Jaycee Dugard.

"First off I want to apologize to every human being for what has taken place," KCRA said the letter states.

The second sentence of the letter appeared to refer to what Garrido has described as a religious transformation that cured him of his sexual deviancy.

It says: "People all over the world are hearing testimony that through the spirit of Christ a mental process took place ending a sexual problem believed to be impossible."

Prosecutors charged that Garrido was being manipulative -- and not for the first time.

"It appears once again that Mr. Garrido seeks leniency due to claims of religious transformation and alleged personal change," retorted a statement released by the El Dorado County district attorney's office.

"Our office fully intends to hold Mr. Garrido legally accountable for his actions and see that he is punished to the full extent of the law," the statement said, noting that the assertion was "eerily similar to what Mr. Garrido told the judge who sentenced him in 1977 and the parole board when he duped them into releasing him from prison after serving only 11 years of a 50-year federal sentence ... "

Garrido's letter, which is the third sent to KCRA, also addressed other issues, but the station declined to release more details.

"We are not releasing the entire letter at this time based on consultations with our attorneys," said Anzio Williams, news director at KCRA. "We will tell the story and reference the letter."

Read earlier letter from Garrido to KCRA (PDF)

Garrido and his wife, Nancy, face multiple felony charges in the 1991 kidnapping of Dugard from South Lake Tahoe, California.

Authorities say he and his wife held Dugard in a hidden compound behind their home in Antioch, California, for 18 years. The Garridos have pleaded not guilty.

Dugard now lives in seclusion with her mother, Terry Probyn, and Dugard's two daughters, who police say were fathered by Garrido.

In September, an attorney for Dugard's family said it had been a difficult transition for her and her daughters, who are now 11 and 15, given that her captivity spanned more than half her life and was the only world she knew for so long.

"But there is no question that she knows that terrible and wrong things were done to her and that those people must be held accountable," McGregor Scott said.

Dugard will testify against the Garridos, Scott said. He also acknowledged that Dugard would have to relive the trauma in court by sharing the "very, very sordid tale."

Question: Where was Garrido's letter sent?

Question: What are Garrido and his wife being accused of?

Question: Who wrote an apology jailhouse letter?

Answer: a television station,

Answer: raping an 11-year-old

Answer: Garrido,

Summary:
NEW: Prosecutor disputes Phillip Garrido's jailhouse apology letter .
Garrido's letter sent to TV station claims religion cured him of sexual deviancy .
Garrido and wife are accused of kidnapping, raping Jaycee Dugard .
Dugard now lives with mother, two daughters who police say were fathered by Garrido .


(CNN) -- Pictures of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins have been published for the first time after a magazine bidding war which news agencies claim topped $14 million. Hola! magazine, the Spanish sister publication to Hello!, has also published images of the Jolie-Pitt twins. Hello! magazine, which won international rights to the images, and People magazine, which took U.S. rights, published the photographs in their latest editions, which hit newsstands Monday. The two publications, which have previously secured image rights to the couple's elder children, are believed to have shared the costs, The Associated Press reported over the weekend.  The agency quoted an unnamed source, not authorized to speak about the deal, as saying the pictures had fetched $14 million. The images show the couple, newborns Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline and the rest of the Jolie-Pitt family -- Maddox, 7, Pax, 4, Zahara, 3, and Shiloh, 2. The twins were born by Cesarian section at the Lenval hospital in the French Riviera resort of Nice on July 12. Hello! magazine, which heralds its coverage as the "biggest exclusive of the year," devotes 17 pages of coverage to the twins' arrival. In an interview published in the magazine, Jolie says: "Wanting a big family is one of the things that brought Brad and I together." Pitt adds: "When Ange and I were told we were having twins we burst into hysterics... We didn't see this one coming."  Watch why the photos went for so much money » Larry Hackett, the managing editor of People said that it was "thrilled" to have carried the images. People, like CNN, is owned by Time Warner. Jonathan Klein, co-founder and CEO of Getty Images, which organized the photo shoot, said that all the proceeds would go toward the Jolie-Pitt Foundation, which earlier this year donated $1 million to help children in Iraq.

Question: what did the magazine publish?

Question: What do the magazines publish images of?

Question: When were they born?

Question: what the amount of bid by Hello?

Question: what are their names

Question: when did twins birth

Question: who has twins?

Question: Whose images were published?

Question: The $14M was a joint bid by which magazines?

Question: when was vivienne Marcheline and Know leon born?

Question: What was the joint bid?

Answer: Pictures

Answer: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins

Answer: July 12.

Answer: $14 million.

Answer: Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline

Answer: July 12.

Answer: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's

Answer: Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's newborn twins

Answer: Hello!

Answer: July 12.

Answer: $14 million.

Summary:
Magazines publish images of Angelina Jolie-Brad Pitt twins for the first time .
AP: Rights to images secured after $14M joint bid by Hello! and People magazines .
Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon born July 12 in Nice, southern France .


(CNN) -- Pig farmers threw rocks at police officers in Cairo, Egypt, on Sunday as health workers gathered the farmers' herds for slaughter in what the government says is a precaution against the spread of swine flu, an interior ministry official told CNN. The Egyptian government required all pigs in the country be killed, citing a need to prevent the spread of swine flu. Brig. Gen. Hani Abdel-Latif said 50 to 60 protesters gathered in Cairo's Manshiyet Naser slum because they were upset with the health ministry's decision to slaughter all pigs in the country. But local media reported the number of farmers clashing with police on Sunday was in the hundreds. Experts have criticized the Egyptian government's move, announced last week, to slaughter all pigs regardless of whether they are infected. There have been no confirmed cases of the virus in Egypt. And according to the U.S.-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, humans cannot get the swine flu virus, known to scientists as the H1N1 virus, by eating pork. The CDC says human infection from pigs most likely occurs when people are in close proximity to sick animals, such as in pig barns. But Egyptian officials cite how avian flu still exists in the country because, they say, the government did not take sufficient protective measures when that disease was first discovered there in 2006. Most Egyptian pig farmers are Coptic Christians, a group that makes up about 10 percent of the 80 million people in the mostly Muslim nation. Coptic Christians do not observe the Muslim ban on eating pork, and historically they have coexisted peacefully with the Muslim majority in Egypt. The farmers also work in the garbage industry and use their daily collections to feed their herds, which number about 300,000 animals in the country. With the government-mandated slaughter under way, Egypt's Health Ministry declared Saturday that "Egypt is free of the swine flu." Dr. Hamid Samaha, head of the country's Public Institute for Veterinary Services, said that starting Sunday the government will compensate pig farmers by paying as much as $45 for a disease-free pig and about $5 for diseased ones. The health ministry told CNN its workers are freezing all the disease-free meat and plan to give it back to its owners once the ban on pigs is lifted. But according to Egypt's state-run al-Akhbar newspaper, ministry sources said the country does not have enough facilities to store the frozen meat. Ministry spokesman Dr. Abdel-Rahman Shaheen said the government will open two new slaughterhouses in two provinces near Cairo, al-Alioubiya and al-Giza. Shaheen also announced Saturday that the ministry has enlisted 100 additional doctors and nurses to help in health quarantines at Cairo Airport, where travelers are being questioned if they have been to Mexico recently. And more are expected to be hired to help at Alexandra's main seaport, where the government declared a state of emergency last week. CNN's Housam Ahmed in Cairo contributed to this report.

Question: What animals were taken to slaughter?

Question: when did thsi happen?

Question: What country mandated the slaughter of pigs?

Question: Who clashed with the police?

Question: There have been no confirmed cases of what in Egypt?

Question: Have there been any confirmed cases of swine flu in Egypt?

Question: Which grouping clashed with police in Cairo

Question: How many cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Eqypt

Question: Are there any confirmed cases of swine flu in Egypt?

Question: What did Egypt mandate?

Question: What did Cairo farmers do?

Question: Where have there been no confirmed cases?

Question: For what reason where the pigs put to slaughter

Question: Who clashed with police?

Answer: pigs

Answer: on Sunday

Answer: Egypt,

Answer: farmers

Answer: swine flu,

Answer: no

Answer: farmers

Answer: no

Answer: no

Answer: The Egyptian government required all pigs in the country be killed,

Answer: threw rocks at police officers

Answer: Egypt.

Answer: precaution against the spread of swine flu,

Answer: farmers

Summary:
Farmers in Cairo clash with police as health officials take pigs to slaughter .
Egypt mandated slaughter of pigs in country over news of swine flu .
There have been no confirmed cases of swine flu in Egypt .


(CNN) -- Pilots were warned of potential danger at least eight times in about 30 seconds before a Polish jet crashed in Russia in April, killing President Lech Kaczynski and about 100 others.

A transcript that the Polish government released Tuesday shows that an automated warning system sounded the alarm several times before the Tupolev-154 crashed in western Russia.

"Pull up. Pull up," a warning system advised pilots. "Terrain ahead. Terrain ahead."

The April 10 crash killed Kaczynski, his wife, top Polish military officials, the head of Poland's national bank and other dignitaries.

The president had been traveling with a Polish delegation to Russia for the 70th anniversary of the massacre of Polish prisoners of war in the village of Katyn. Some 20,000 Polish officers were executed there during World War II.

Question: When was the crash that killed the Polish President?

Question: What president was killed in the crash?

Question: Where is the delegation headed to?

Question: On what day did the crash occur?

Question: When did the plane crash?

Question: People on the crashed plane were heading were?

Question: Who was warned of danger?

Question: What does the transcript show?

Question: What did the transcript show?

Answer: April,

Answer: Lech Kaczynski

Answer: Russia

Answer: The April 10

Answer: April,

Answer: Russia

Answer: Pilots

Answer: an automated warning system sounded the alarm several times before the Tupolev-154 crashed in western Russia.

Answer: an automated warning system sounded the alarm several times

Summary:
Transcript shows pilots warned of danger several times in seconds before crash .
April 10 crash killed Polish President Lech Kaczynski and about 100 others .
Delegation headed to Russia for 70th anniversary of massacre of Polish prisoners of war in World War II .


(CNN) -- Piracy is expected to pick up in the high seas off Somalia after a lull caused by monsoon season, maritime officials warned Monday. Suspected Somali pirates sit behind bars during the first hearing in their trial at Aden port court on July 15. The Combined Maritime Forces urged crews to take up safety measures, including using recognized transit corridors in the Gulf of Aden and reporting to the European Union's security center before transit. "The prior preparation and vigilance of merchant mariners at all times of day and night is more important now than ever," said Rear Admiral Caner Bener of the Combined Task Force. International forces made up of more than 30 ships and aircraft from 16 nations will continue patrolling the waters to help fight pirates, according to officials. "While our ability to deter and disrupt attacks has improved over time, we are constantly adapting the way we do our business as the pirates adapt and modify their tactics," Bener said. The waters off Somalia are rife with pirate activity, despite increased measures by military forces and shipping companies to ward off attacks. Heavily armed pirates have struck the busy Indian Ocean shipping lanes and the Gulf of Aden, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean. They have captured dozens of vessels and hundreds of hostages, making off with millions of dollars in ransom. It was unclear whether a ransom was paid. The Gulf of Aden, off northern Somalia, has the highest risk of piracy in the world.

Question: Where is the Gulf of Aden?

Question: Where is the Gulf of Aden located?

Question: Where is the Gulf Of Aden?

Question: What is the Gulf of Aden known for?

Question: Which area has the highest risk of piracy?

Question: Where has the highest risk of piracy in the world?

Question: Where were the pirates from?

Answer: off northern Somalia,

Answer: off northern Somalia,

Answer: off northern Somalia,

Answer: the highest risk of piracy in the world.

Answer: the high seas off Somalia

Answer: The Gulf of Aden, off northern Somalia,

Answer: Somalia

Summary:
Earlier this month Somali pirates release German ship held since May .
Its crew was unharmed, NATO says .
Gulf of Aden, off northern Somalia, has the highest risk of piracy in the world .


(CNN) -- Piracy off the coast of Somalia has more than doubled this year, threatening to make international trade more expensive and offering terrorists a new source of income, says a report released Wednesday. A photo from the destroyer USS Howard shows Somali pirates in small boats hijacking the MV Faina last week. As of late September, 60 ships had been attacked in 2008, said the report by Chatham House, a London-based institute that analyzes international issues. The report comes amid a standoff between officials and pirates demanding a $20 million ransom for the release of a Ukrainian ship captured off the coast of Somalia last week. Money from the $18 million to $30 million in ransoms paid this year is helping finance the war in Somalia, the report says. One of the groups reportedly receiving ransom money is Al-Shabaab, which the United States listed as a terrorist organization this year. Asked to rank the problem on a scale of one to 10, report author Roger Middleton said it's middle range but could quickly deteriorate. "At the moment, it's a five-six problem with the potential to be seven or eight," Middleton said. "You're looking at a nine, 10 if it starts to be co-opted by international terror organizations." About 16,000 ships a year navigate the Gulf of Aden, which, as the southern gateway to the Suez Canal, is one of the most important trade routes in the world. The ships mostly transport oil from the Middle East and goods from Asia to Europe and North America. Having to change routes would add weeks of travel time and increase fuel consumption, driving up the cost of shipping. Insurance premiums for the Gulf of Aden have already increased tenfold, says the report, "Piracy in Somalia: Threatening global trade, feeding local wars." Additionally, pirates are hampering relief efforts in Somalia. "As a result of piracy," the report says, "the World Food Programme has been forced to temporarily suspend food deliveries to drought-stricken Somalia. Canada is now escorting WFP deliveries but there are no plans in place to replace their escort when it ends later this year." Somalia's ambassador to Russia made the same point Wednesday. "This has been a great problem for the Somalian government," Ambassador Mohamed Handule said. "This hinders humanitarian aid a lot. The Somalian people are not getting it." Middleton noted that French officials are talking about offering a U.N. Security Council resolution to increase international presence in the area. "This new move by the European Union to put more ships into the Gulf of Aden could be quite positive," he said. "Some form of U.N.-sponsored coast guard might start to chip away at this. ... If America, Europe and Russia cooperate, it can be made much safer." He noted that France, Denmark, Netherlands and Canada offered escorts for World Food Programme ships that had been unable to enter Somali ports this year. "A more general approach has focused on Combined Task Force 150 (CTF 150), a coalition naval task force covering the Gulf of Aden, Gulf of Oman, Arabian Sea, Red Sea and the Indian Ocean," the report states. "CTF 150's primary responsibility is to assist in the 'war on terror,' so piracy is lower on its list of priorities. However, some of the roughly 15 ships making up CTF150 have been involved in deterring pirate attacks." In addition, the U.N. Security Council passed Resolution 1816 on June 2, giving foreign warships the right to enter Somali waters "for the purposes of repressing acts of piracy and armed robbery at sea" by "all necessary means." But none of these measures has stemmed the problem. "Piracy has been a problem in Somali waters for at least 10 years. However, the number of attempted and successful attacks has risen over the last three years," Middleton's report says. "With little functioning government, long, isolated, sandy beaches and a population that is both desperate and used

Question:
When did the attacks take place?
Where was a Ukrainian ship captured?
What kind of pirates?

Answer: last week.

Answer: off the coast of Somalia

Answer: Somali

Summary:
Sixty ships had been attacked by pirates in 2008, according to institute report .
Pirates want $20 million to release Ukrainian ship captured off Somalia .
Institute says piracy has halted flow of much-needed food into Somalia .


(CNN) -- Piracy off the coast of Somalia rose nearly 200 percent in 2008 compared to the year before, with bolder attacks over greater distances, an international piracy monitor said Friday. The French military on patrol in the Gulf of Aden. Somalia and the Gulf of Aden were the worst areas for piracy in 2008, according to the annual report from International Maritime Bureau's Piracy Reporting Center (PRC). It said 42 vessels were hijacked there and 815 crew members taken hostage -- more than any place else in the world. The increased ability of pirates to sail farther out to sea, coupled with the inability of the Somali government to respond, led to what the report called an "unprecedented" rise in piracy in the area. The problems off the Somali coast contributed to a global rise in piracy, which was up 11 percent in 2008 from the year before, the report said. "The 2008 statistics surpass all figures recorded by the PRC since it began its worldwide reporting function in 1991," said IMB Director Captain Pottengal Mukundan. Worldwide in 2008, a total of 49 vessels were hijacked and 889 crew members taken hostage, the report said. Eleven crew members were killed and 21 others are missing and presumed dead. The pirates are targeting every kind of vessel and are better armed and prepared to assault and injure the crew, the report said. Incidents involving guns nearly doubled from 72 in 2007 to 139 last year. Pirate attacks last year included the hijacking of the largest ship ever taken by pirates, an oil supertanker called the Sirius Star. Attackers seized the giant ship and its 23-man crew in November and only released it last week after receiving a $3.5 million ransom payment. The carrier's crew was released unharmed. Last year's uptick in hijackings off East Africa has already spurred a number of international navies to patrol the Gulf of Aden. Mukundan said he hoped that more governments would authorize their naval forces to patrol the region. "International navies are the only ones capable of effective response against piracy in the region and can help to secure the safety and security of this major maritime trade route," Mukundan said. Nigeria ranks second in world piracy with 40 reported incidents last year, including five hijackings and 39 crew members kidnapped. The main difference between the East and West African pirate activities is that almost all the incidents in Nigeria are conducted within its territorial waters, whereas most of the incidents along the East coast of Africa and the Gulf of Aden occur on the high seas, the report said. That means vessels in the Gulf area have a much harder time staying away from pirate-infested waters. The motives for the attacks are also different. In Somalia the motives are financial while in Nigeria they are at least partly political, the report said. Under-reporting of piracy in Nigerian waters is also a problem for the International Maritime Bureau, the report said. While 2008 appeared to be a bad year for piracy, the report noted declines in other areas of the world, especially in Indonesia. Mukundan said sustained anti-piracy efforts by Indonesian authorities have resulted in declines every year. More than 121 attacks were reported there in 2003 but only 28 were reported last year, most of which were opportunistic, low-level attacks, Mukundan said. Only two attacks happened last year in the Malacca Straits, which lie between Indonesia and Malaysia, compared to seven the year before, the report said. Farther south, the Singapore Straits saw a slight rise in incidents, going from three to six, the report said. "This welcome reduction has been the cumulative result of increased vigilance and patrolling by the littoral states and the continued precautionary measures on board ships," the report said. "With the world economy in its present uncertain condition, there is a possibility of piracy increasing. Navies and coast guards must continue therefore to maintain their efforts against pirates."

Question: What place is the worst for piracy?

Question: Which area was confirmed as worst for piracy?

Question: What did the Piracy Reporting Center say?

Question: How many hijackings were in the region?

Question: Who is capable of an effective response?

Question: How many hijackings occurred there in 2008?

Question: What did the PRC say was the only ones capable of effective response?

Question: What was confirmed as the worse area for piracy in 2008?

Question: What groups are the only ones capable of an effective response?

Answer: Somalia and the Gulf of Aden

Answer: Somalia and the Gulf of Aden

Answer: in 2008,

Answer: 42

Answer: "International navies

Answer: 42 vessels were hijacked

Answer: "International navies

Answer: Somalia and the Gulf of Aden

Answer: "International navies

Summary:
Somalia, Gulf of Aden confirmed as worst area for piracy in 2008 .
42 of 49 hijackings in 2008 were in the region, says Piracy Reporting Center .
PRC says international navies are the only ones capable of effective response .


(CNN) -- Pirates attacked a Japanese cargo ship off the coast of Somalia on Sunday, a Japanese Transportation Ministry official said. A french navy helicopter watches over a cargo vessel in the Gulf of Aden earlier this year. A pair of small pirate vessels fired on a ship operated by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines about 4 p.m. Somali time (9 a.m. ET), damaging the front of the ship, but not seriously, according to Masami Suekado. There were no injuries. The exact number and makeup of the crew were not immediately known, although none of the crew members is Japanese, Suekado said. Pirating off Somalia has increase over the past four or five years as fishermen from Somalia realize that pirating is more lucrative. The crime, which is hard to prevent, has raised concerns internationally. In 2008, pirates attacked nearly 100 vessels and hijacked as many as 40 off Somalia, according to the International Maritime Bureau. In response, a number of countries have deployed ships from their navies to the region, including the United States, China and Japan. Two Japanese destroyers set sail earlier this month on an anti-piracy mission off Somalia, the Japanese defense ministry said.

Question:
how many vessels were attacked in 2008
who did they fire on
were there any injuries
what did pirates attack
when was the vessel hijacked
The ship got damaged how?
who attacked the japanese cargo ship

Answer: 100

Answer: Japanese cargo ship

Answer: no

Answer: a Japanese cargo ship

Answer: Sunday,

Answer: pair of small pirate vessels fired on a

Answer: Pirates

Summary:
Pirates attack Japanese cargo ship off the coast of Somalia .
A pair of small pirate vessels fire on ship operated by Mitsui O.S.K. Lines .
Front of ship damaged but not seriously; There are no injuries .
In 2008, pirates attacked nearly 100 vessels and hijacked as many as 40 off Somalia .


(CNN) -- Pirates captured a Belgian ship and said they were taking it to the coast of Somalia after the vessel was reported missing early Saturday, NATO and pirate sources told CNN. The Dutch frigate De Zeven Provincien tracked seven pirates Saturday back to their mother ship. The Pompei, a Belgian-registered ship believed to have a mostly Belgian and Croatian crew, was one of two vessels that came under attack near the Indian Ocean island nation of Seychelles on Saturday, the sources said. The second ship escaped the attack after a brief exchange of gunfire with pirate vessels, the pirate source added. Meanwhile, Dutch naval forces captured seven pirates and freed 20 captive fishermen after tracking the pirates to their "mother ship" in the western Gulf of Aden on Saturday, a NATO maritime spokesman said. The Belgian government tried to communicate with the Pompei "without success" before the ship was confirmed to have been hijacked, according to an official.  See an interactive map of 2009 pirate attacks off the Horn of Africa » "This morning we received two different channels, a silent alert, that there was a problem on the boat, which is a Belgian boat on its way to Seychelles," Belgium Government Crisis Center spokesman Peter Martens told reporters. "We tried to have a contact with the ship but without success until now." The archipelago where the attack occurred is roughly 800 miles off the Somali coastline. "Somali pirates are getting wilder and out of control," pirate spokesman Ali Sugulle said on April 11. "They go too far away from the Somali [coast] and go to the Kenyan coast even." The European Union, NATO and the United States have been patrolling the waters off Somalia since an upsurge in piracy in the region last year. No NATO vessels were in the region at the time of the attack, said Cmdr. Chris Davies from NATO's Maritime Component Command Headquarters in Northwood, England. Meanwhile, the Dutch rescue operation happened after pirates launched an unsuccessful attack on petroleum tanker MT Handytankers Magic, NATO Cmdr. Chris Davies told CNN. The Dutch frigate De Zeven Provincien was with the NATO fleet patrolling the region. After the Dutch disarmed the pirates, they released them, Shona Lowe, a spokeswoman from the maritime headquarters, told CNN. Because the crew was on a NATO mission, they lacked the jurisdiction to hold them, according to reports. The MT Handytankers Magic is part of a fleet belonging to Handytankers, a company that distributes petroleum products in Europe, the Mediterranean, and the United States, according to the company's Web site. Last week pirates attacked a U.S.-flagged ship, the Maersk Alabama, off the Somali coast.  The crew regained control of the ship but the captain was taken hostage and held for five days on a lifeboat.  The crisis ended when U.S. Navy sharpshooters shot and killed three of the pirates who were holding the captain. Journalist Mohammed Amiin contributed to this report.

Question: Where was the attack?

Question: What is the Belgian ship called?

Question: What was the name of the attacked vessel?

Question: Who caught the Pirates?

Question: Who was captured?

Question: where did the attack occur

Question: How many captives were freed?

Question: what did the dutch naval forces capture

Question: Where were the island located?

Question: How many vessels were attacked?

Answer: near the Indian Ocean island nation of Seychelles

Answer: The Pompei,

Answer: the Pompei

Answer: Dutch naval forces

Answer: Belgian ship

Answer: Seychelles

Answer: 20

Answer: seven pirates

Answer: Seychelles

Answer: two

Summary:
NEW: The Pompei, a Belgian-registered ship, was one of two vessels attacked .
NEW: Islands where attack occurred are roughly 800 miles off Somali coast .
Dutch naval forces captured seven pirates and freed 20 captive fishermen .
Pirates were disarmed and freed because crew lacked jurisdiction to hold them .


(CNN) -- Pirates have hijacked two European-owned chemical tankers off the coast of Somalia in the past 24 hours, the European Union Maritime Security Center said Thursday. The 23,000-ton Norwegian-owned and Bahamian-registered M/V Bow-Asir was captured 250 miles east of the southern Somali city Kismayo on Thursday morning, the security center said in a release. The M/V Nipayia, a 9,000-ton Greek-owned and Panamanian-registered vessel with 19 crew members, was attacked approximately 450 miles east of Kismayo on Wednesday afternoon, the security center said. Officials have issued an alert site notifying all vessels in the area to be aware of the increase in pirate activity.

Question: Who hijacked two European-owned chemical tankers?

Question: How much does the M/V Nipayia weigh?

Question: How much did the ship weigh?

Question: What other vessel was taken?

Question: How much did the Greek ship weigh?

Question: What did the pirates hijack?

Question: What was captured?

Question: What was the size of the tanker hijacked?

Answer: Pirates

Answer: 9,000-ton

Answer: 23,000-ton

Answer: M/V Bow-Asir

Answer: 9,000-ton

Answer: two European-owned chemical tankers

Answer: two European-owned chemical tankers

Answer: 23,000-ton

Summary:
Pirates hijack two European-owned chemical tankers off the coast of Somalia .
23,000-ton Norwegian-owned M/V Bow-Asir captured .
M/V Nipayia, a 9,000-ton Greek-owned vessel also seized .


(CNN) -- Pirates hijacked a British-owned bulk carrier Saturday in the Indian Ocean, but NATO forces stopped an attack on another vessel in the Gulf of Aden hours earlier, NATO maritime authorities said. 11 pirates are arrested by Yemeni security forces in an operation last month. The UK cargo ship, the MV Ariana, was carrying 35,000 tons of soya about 250 nautical miles (287 miles) northwest of the Seychelles when it was seized around dawn. The crew members are Ukrainians and they are not believed to harmed, NATO said. It is unclear how many crew members were aboard the vessel and how it came to be attacked. NATO said it was unaware of ransom demands or any threats against those aboard. NATO said a European Union Protection Aircraft has been deployed to monitor and track the MV Ariana, which is making its way toward Somalia -- the epicenter of the pirate industry. The Seychelles is a republic consisting of a group of islands off East Africa. On Friday evening, a NATO operation conducted by a Portuguese warship disrupted a pirate attack on a Bahamas oil tanker in the Gulf of Aden. The tanker, the MV Kition, broadcast an emergency alert when a pirate-filled skiff approached. NRP Corte-Real, the closest NATO ship, and its helicopter responded and intercepted the pirates. Portuguese Navy special forces boarded a pirate mother-ship. They found and destroyed four AK-47s, a rocket-propelled grenade and four explosives. They seized 19 suspected Somali pirates but released them after consulting with Portuguese national authorities. Piracy has been soaring off the coast of eastern Africa -- particularly Somalia, which has not had an effective government since 1991. Somali pirates have defied foreign navies patrolling the waters and have collected large ransoms from shipping companies. Ransoms started out in the tens of thousands of dollars and have since climbed into the millions. Journalist Ashleigh Nghiem contributed to this report.

Question: Somalia has not had a stable government since when?

Question: Where do NATO forces stop an attack?

Question: When did Somalia have a stable government?

Question: Who stopped them?

Question: Who stopped the attack on another vessel?

Question: Who hijacked the ship?

Question: Pirates hijacked what in the article?

Question: Which country owns the bulk carrier?

Answer: 1991.

Answer: Gulf of Aden

Answer: 1991.

Answer: NATO forces

Answer: NATO forces

Answer: Pirates

Answer: a British-owned bulk carrier

Answer: British-owned

Summary:
Pirates hijack British-owned bulk carrier in Indian Ocean .
NATO forces stop attack on another vessel in Gulf of Aden hours earlier .
Piracy is a major problem in the waters off Somalia .
Somalia has not had a stable government in place since 1991 .


(CNN) -- Pirates off Somalia have hijacked two more vessels in the Gulf of Aden, the European Union naval force said Saturday -- the third and fourth vessels they have captured this week.

The British-flagged Asian Glory was seized off Somalia late Friday, the naval force said. The nationality of the pirates was unclear, because the hijacking happened outside of the force's operations area, it said.

The British Foreign Office would not confirm the hijacking, but said no British nationals were aboard.

Also Friday, Somali pirates seized the Singaporean-flagged chemical tanker M/V Pramoni, also in the Gulf of Aden, the naval force said. The 20,000-ton chemical tanker was carrying a crew of 24 and was heading to Kandla, India, when attacked, the naval force said.

The crew consists of 17 Indonesians, five Chinese, one Nigerian and one Vietnamese, the naval force said. The ship's master reported all the crew were well after the hijacking, the naval force said.

The ship was heading toward Somalia after the hijacking, the naval force said.

The Asian Glory is owned by London-based Zodiac Maritime Agencies, according to Lloyd's Register of Ships. Zodiac also owns another vessel that was hijacked in the Gulf of Aden, the British-flagged chemical tanker St. James Park, according to the company's Web site.

The St. James Park has a crew of 26, consisting of Bulgarians, Filipinos, Georgians, Indians, Poles, Romanians, Russians, Turks and Ukrainians, the EU naval force said.

The vessel had arrived at the Somali port of Hobyo, a pirate stronghold, the naval force said Saturday.

Monday, pirates also hijacked the Greek-owned carrier Navios Apollon, the naval force said.

It had been heading for Thailand, but was on its way to the Somali coast after the hijacking, it said.

CNN's Per Nyberg in London, England, contributed to this report.

Question: How many British Nationals were aboard?

Question: what says uk foregin office

Question: What kind of flag is on the Asian Glory?

Question: name of chemical tanker

Question: Who seized the chemical tanker?

Question: Who seized Singaporean-flagged chemical tanker?

Question: Who owned one of the other two vessels?

Answer: no

Answer: no British nationals were aboard.

Answer: British-flagged

Answer: M/V Pramoni,

Answer: Somali pirates

Answer: Somali pirates

Answer: Zodiac Maritime Agencies,

Summary:
UK Foreign Office: No British nationals aboard British-flagged Asian Glory .
Somali pirates seized Singaporean-flagged chemical tanker M/V Pramoni Friday .
Two other vessels -- one British-flagged, the other Greek-owned -- taken in past week .


(CNN) -- Pirates seized control of a cargo vessel near the Seychelles Thursday, one of two attacks that took place within minutes of each other off the coast of east Africa, according to the European Union Naval Force. The International Maritime Bureau say attacks off the east coast of Africa have increased this year. The EU maritime patrol responded to the early morning attacks, along with the Seychelles Coast Guard. The crew of the Panama-flagged MV Al Khaliq said two pirates had boarded the vessel before communication was cut off with the crew. The EU force confirmed that six pirates have boarded the 180-meter long bulk carrier, with two attack skiffs in tow. They hoisted the "mother skiff" onto the vessel with a crane, the EU force said. A second attempted hijacking took place at approximately the same time, but the Italian-flagged cargo ship evaded the attack, the EU said. Armed with automatic weapons and rocket-propelled grenades, pirates opened fire on the MV Jolly Rosso about 460 miles (740 km) east of Mombasa, Kenya. A Belgium warship, part of the EU force, responded to the attack, which caused no casualties. The 200-meter MV Jolly Rosso continued its voyage. Pirate attacks off the coast of east Africa have significantly increased this year, according to the International Maritime Bureau, which monitors shipping crimes. But successful attacks have gone down as a result of a strong presence of international monitors. The first nine months of this year has seen more pirate attacks than all of last year, the bureau reported on Wednesday. From January 1 until September 30, pirates worldwide mounted 306 attacks, compared with 293 in all of 2008, it said. More than half of this year's attacks were carried out by suspected Somali pirates off the east coast of Somalia and in the Gulf of Aden, a major shipping route between Yemen and Somalia. Out of those attacks, Somali pirates successfully hijacked 32 vessels and took 533 hostages. Eight others were wounded, four more killed and one is missing, the bureau said. On Monday, pirates hijacked a Chinese merchant ship and its 25-member crew about 630 miles (1,000 km) northeast of Seychelles. The pirates appeared to be heading toward Somalia, the European Union Naval Force said. China plans to make "every effort to rescue" the crew members, Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu, told reporters. The bulk carrier De Xin Hai is one of four ships that Somali pirates are holding for ransom with 80 crew members as hostages, the International Maritime Bureau said Wednesday. Maritime authorities say two recent trends have led to a rise in piracy: access and opportunity. As global commerce picks up, more and more of the world's fuels, minerals and other crucial commodities travel by ship. Ninety-five percent of America's foreign trade, for instance, moves by water, according to the U.S. Maritime Administration. That cargo is an easy target for robbers in countries that lack the resources to secure their shorelines, such as Somalia. Somalia's transitional government, which has a tenuous grip on power, has been unable to stop the pirates -- many of whom are based in the country's port cities. This has prompted Europe and other Western countries to step up maritime patrols. "In the Gulf of Aden, the number of attacks have gone up. But because of the presence of naval vessels, the success rate of the pirates have decreased," said Cyrus Mody, manager of the International Maritime Bureau. "The navies are responding very very effectively." Piracy accelerated after the fall of the Somali government in the early 1990s and began to flourish after shipping companies started paying ransoms. Those payments started out being in the tens of thousands of dollars and have since climbed into the millions. With the ransoms they collect, pirates can earn up to $40,000 a year, analysts say. That's a fortune for someone from an impoverished country. Some analysts say companies are simply making the problem worse by paying the piracies. "Yes, the ransoms have probably caused the

Question: who have taken control

Question: What has happened to pirate attacks this year?

Question: Where are security forces

Question: what says EUNF

Question: How many pirates boarded the carrier?

Question: What have pirates taken control of?

Answer: Pirates

Answer: off the east coast of Africa have increased

Answer: Gulf of Aden,

Answer: The pirates appeared to be heading toward Somalia,

Answer: six

Answer: a cargo vessel

Summary:
Pirates have taken control of cargo vessel near the Seychelles off east cost of Africa .
European Union Naval Force say six pirates boarded 180-meter long carrier .
A second attempted hijacking took place at approximately the same time .
Pirate attacks off east African coast have increased this year .


(CNN) -- Pitcher Derek Holland restricted St. Louis Cardinals to just two hits in eight and a third innings to help Texas Rangers record a 4-0 win Sunday night to level the World Series at 2-2.

The Cardinals had hit 16 runs in a comprehensive victory in game three on Saturday, with Dominican Albert Pujols smashing three home runs, but Holland was instrumental as the Rangers scored a shut-out success.

"Our pitcher was in complete control of the game," Rangers designated hitter Michael Young told Major League Baseball's (MLB) official website. "That was the story of the game.

"Every game in the postseason is huge -- every game is massive, and rightfully so -- but Derek pitched a great game tonight."

Young's view was echoed by the Cardinals' designated hitter, Lance Berkman, who conceded Holland had been the difference between the two teams.

"He was on," said Berkman, 35. "The story of the game, for me, is Derek Holland was better than the St. Louis Cardinals tonight. He just was. He was great."

The Rangers' manager Ron Washington was full of praise for the left-hander, saying the 25-year-old showed his game-winning quality.

"We needed him to go out there and pitch well and he did," Washington said. "He showed the world what he's capable of doing."

The Rangers' first run came at the bottom of the first, with Elvis Andrus running in from first base to score off the batting of Josh Hamilton.

The game's deciding moment came at the bottom of the sixth, when Mike Napoli went deep off pitcher Mitchell Boggs to score three for Texas and cement their winning lead.

The Rangers are searching for the first World Series triumph with Game Five in the best-of-seven series Monday night in Texas.

Game Six is at the Cardinals' Busch Stadium Wednesday.

Question: What was the score between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis CArdinals?

Question: What is at Texas monday?

Question: What was texas rangers record?

Question: When is game five?

Question: Who restricted the cardinals?

Answer: 4-0

Answer: Game Five in the best-of-seven series

Answer: a 4-0 win

Answer: Monday

Answer: Derek Holland

Summary:
Texas Rangers record a 4-0 win over St. Louis Cardinals to level World Series 2-2 .
Pitcher Derek Holland restricts Cardinals to two hits in eight 1/3 innings .
Game Five of the best-seven-series is at Texas Monday .


(CNN) -- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said Monday he won't appeal the six-game suspension imposed by the National Football League and apologized to his teammates and fans for a night out that left him under a Georgia prosecutor's microscope.

"Missing games will be devastating for me," Roethlisberger said in a statement issued through the team.

"I am sorry to let down my teammates and the entire Steelers fan base. I am disappointed that I have reached this point and will not put myself in this situation again."

Roethlisberger, who led the Steelers to Super Bowl titles in 2006 and 2009, faced the threat of criminal charges after a woman accused him of raping her in a Milledgeville, Georgia, bar during a night of drinking in March.

The quarterback's lawyer said no sexual assault took place, and prosecutors decided earlier this month that they could not prove a crime had been committed.

But NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell slapped the quarterback with a six-game suspension for "conduct detrimental to the NFL" last week, ordering him to undergo a "comprehensive behavioral evaluation by medical professionals," follow their recommendations and "avoid situations that can cause legal or other problems."

If Roethlisberger complies, the suspension could be cut to four games, or it could be extended if he doesn't, the league said.

In his statement, Roethlisberger said the suspension imposed last week "speaks clearly that more is expected of me," and he promised to "make the necessary improvements" in his behavior.

"Though I have committed no crime, I regret that I have fallen short of the values instilled in me by my family," he said. "I will not appeal the suspension and will comply with what is asked of me -- and more."

The 28-year-old quarterback owns a home at a lake near Milledgeville, Georgia, about 115 miles southeast of Atlanta.

Fred Bright, the district attorney in Milledgeville, told reporters at a news conference announcing the decision that Roethlisberger should "grow up." But he added, "We do not prosecute morals. We prosecute crimes."

Question: Who apologized to his teammates and fans?

Question: Who won't appeal the six-game suspension?

Question: Who is not pursuing charges, saying "we do not prosecute morals."

Question: What is the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback being accused of?

Question: Who is the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback?

Answer: Ben Roethlisberger

Answer: Ben Roethlisberger

Answer: Fred Bright,

Answer: raping

Answer: Ben Roethlisberger

Summary:
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback won't appeal six-game suspension .
Ben Roethlisberger also apologizes to his teammates and his fans .
Woman had accused him of raping her in a Milledgeville, Georgia, bar .
DA on not pursuing charges: "We do not prosecute morals. We prosecute crimes."


(CNN) -- Playboy magazine issued an apology Monday for the cover of its Mexican edition, which features an Argentine model in what many observers say is meant to be a depiction of the Virgin Mary. Playboy issued an apology after outrage erupted over this cover of the magazine's Mexican edition. Playboy Mexico has said the cover was not meant to portray the Virgin Mary, despite being printed just days before the Feast of the Immaculate Conception and the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe -- both Catholic holidays centering on the Virgin Mary. CNN's Rick Sanchez sat down with CNN Español's Glenda Umana and Father Albert Cutie, a Radio La Paz host, to discuss the reaction among Mexicans and Catholics. The transcript has been edited for clarity. Rick Sanchez: What is going on in Mexico and how big a deal is this?  Watch the controversy over the Playboy cover » Glenda Umana: ... there has not been a lot of publicity. It's very interesting, but certainly it has been very, very offensive, not only for the Catholics in Mexico, but all Catholics worldwide. As we can see, this Mexican version of Playboy magazine shows the cover of a model as you were explaining -- María Florencia Onori from Argentina -- posing like the Virgin Mary. This was published last week on the exact date, Rick, when millions of Mexicans celebrate the festival of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Very important, not only for Mexicans but for all Latino-Americans. Sanchez: So the timing is interesting here. Let me read to the viewers, because we contacted the magazine... Umana: You have a reaction from them, right? Sanchez: We do. It's right here. This is from the publisher of the magazine, Raul Sayrols. He says, "The image is not and never was intended to portray the Virgin of Guadalupe," -- which is the Virgin Mary -- "The intent was to portray a renaissance-like mood on the cover." Interesting. Let me bring in somebody for whom this hits home. He's one of the best known priests in the United States. His name is Father Cutie. I worked with him in Miami many times, has his own show -- actually he's got his own book out now. It's called "Real Life, Real Love." Bestseller, by the way. Father, are we as Catholics just too sensitive when it comes to this kind -- after all, it's a beautiful woman being shown to represent what is, in our minds, to all of us, a beautiful woman. Father Albert Cutie: Listen, there's no doubt that she's a beautiful woman. But a stained-glass window and the veil that looks like that, certainly there's a reference to Mary. Whoever tells you there isn't is simply being hypocritical or not very honest. And that's what I don't like about the statement from Playboy magazine. I think that they timed it not only with the Virgin of Guadalupe, as Glenda was saying, but also with the month of December. How many nativity scenes are out there this time of the year? How many times is Mary a central figure in this whole celebration? And this is offensive. This is very offensive. It's blasphemous. Sanchez: As a matter of fact, Father -- Cutie: It's wrong. Sanchez: Father, we got one statement from him. But let me read you the entire statement he had put out earlier in the day, "The image is not and never was intended to portray the Virgin of Guadalupe or any other religious figure." He goes on to say -- "or any other religious figure." Now, on its face, as you look at this picture, that looks like a bald-faced lie, doesn't it? Cutie: No, and not only that, this is someone who obviously has no scruples. And I'm not talking about the model -- whoever assigned this whole thing. First of all, we don't adore Mary; we adore God, only God

Question: What did Playboy say about the cover?

Question: What magazine featured Onori on the cover?

Question: Who was featured on the cover?

Question: Which month hosts several religious holidays honoring the Virgin Mary?

Question: Which model was featured on the cover of Playboy with the caption "We adore you, Mary?"

Question: Which magazine caused controversy with the caption "We adore you, Mary?"

Question: What is offensive to a billion Catholics?

Answer: was not meant to portray the Virgin Mary,

Answer: Playboy

Answer: María Florencia Onori from Argentina

Answer: December.

Answer: María Florencia Onori

Answer: Playboy

Answer: depiction of the Virgin Mary.

Summary:
Model María Florencia Onori featured on cover above caption, "We adore you, Mary"
December plays host to several religious holidays honoring Virgin Mary .
Priest: "It's totally offensive to a billion Catholics in the world"
Playboy says cover was never meant to portray any religious figure .


(CNN) -- Police and FBI agents are investigating the discovery of an empty rocket launcher tube on the front lawn of a Jersey City, New Jersey, home, FBI spokesman Sean Quinn said.

Niranjan Desai discovered the 20-year-old AT4 anti-tank rocket launcher tube, a one-time-use device, lying on her lawn Friday morning, police said.

The launcher has been turned over to U.S. Army officials at the 754th Ordnance Company, an explosive ordnance disposal unit, at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, Army officials said.

The launcher "is no longer operable and not considered to be a hazard to public safety," police said, adding there was no indication the launcher had been fired recently.

Army officials said they could not determine if the launcher had been fired, but indicated they should know once they find out where it came from.

The nearest military base, Fort Dix, is more than 70 miles from Jersey City.

The Joint Terrorism Task Force division of the FBI and Jersey City police are investigating the origin of the rocket launcher and the circumstance that led to its appearance on residential property.

"Al Qaeda doesn't leave a rocket launcher on the lawn of middle-aged ladies," said Paul Cruickshank of New York University Law School's Center on Law and Security.

A neighbor, Joe Quinn, said the object lying on Desai's lawn looked military, was brown, had a handle and strap, and "both ends were open, like you could shoot something with it."

Quinn also said the device had a picture of a soldier on it and was 3 to 4 feet long.

An Army official said the device is basically a shoulder-fired, direct-fire weapon used against ground targets -- a modern-day bazooka -- and it is not wire-guided.

According to the Web site Globalsecurity.org, a loaded M136 AT4 anti-tank weapon has a 40-inch-long fiberglass-wrapped tube and weighs just 4 pounds. Its 84 millimeter shaped-charge missile can penetrate 14 inches of armor from a maximum of 985 feet. It is used once and discarded. E-mail to a friend

CNN's Carol Cratty, Dugald McConnell, and Mike Mount contributed to this report.

Question: Who said weapon not capable?

Question: Who picked up the anti-tank weapons from New Jersey?

Question: Where did the empty anti-tank weapon turn up?

Question: What did experts say about the weapon?

Question: What did the experts say?

Question: What was handed to the army?

Question: To which group was the device handed over to?

Question: Is the weapon active?

Question: Where did they fined the anti-tank weapons?

Question: To whom was the device handed over to?

Question: Where did the weapon turn up?

Question: What kind of weapon was found in front of a New Jersey home?

Question: What do experts say about the weapon?

Question: What kind of device was found in front of a New Jersey home?

Question: Can the weapon found be reloaded?

Question: What did they do with the device?

Question: Who checked the device

Question: What turns up in front of New Jersey home?

Question: Where did the weapons turn up?

Question: Who took control of the device?

Question: Was the weapon re-loadable?

Question: Where was an empty nti-tank weapon found?

Question: What happened in New Jersey?

Answer: police

Answer: U.S. Army officials

Answer: front lawn of a Jersey City, New Jersey, home,

Answer: "is no longer operable and not considered to be a hazard to public safety,"

Answer: "Al Qaeda doesn't leave a rocket launcher on the lawn of middle-aged ladies,"

Answer: 20-year-old AT4 anti-tank rocket launcher tube,

Answer: U.S. Army officials

Answer: "is no longer operable and not considered to be a hazard to public safety,"

Answer: front lawn of a Jersey City, New Jersey, home,

Answer: U.S. Army officials

Answer: on the

Answer: rocket launcher

Answer: they could not determine if the launcher had been fired, but indicated they should know once they find out where it came from.

Answer: 20-year-old AT4 anti-tank rocket launcher tube,

Answer: anti-tank rocket launcher tube, a one-time-use device,

Answer: The launcher has been turned over to U.S. Army officials at the 754th Ordnance Company,

Answer: U.S. Army officials at the 754th Ordnance Company,

Answer: 20-year-old AT4 anti-tank rocket launcher tube,

Answer: front lawn of a Jersey City, New Jersey, home,

Answer: U.S. Army officials at the 754th Ordnance Company,

Answer: It is used once and discarded.

Answer: front lawn of a Jersey City, New Jersey, home,

Answer: discovery of an empty rocket launcher tube

Summary:
Empty anti-tank weapon turns up in front of New Jersey home .
Device handed over to Army ordnance disposal unit .
Weapon not capable of being reloaded, experts say .


(CNN) -- Police are examining grainy hotel surveillance video and following up on new leads, including a reported sighting, in the case of a 17-year-old girl who traveled to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for spring break last week and then disappeared.

Brittanee Marie Drexel's mother says she thought her daughter was at a beach in New York, not South Carolina.

The possible sighting of Brittanee Drexel was on a bus Wednesday morning in the Myrtle Beach area, according to police, who later showed photos of her to passengers.

As investigators try to build a timeline of the events leading to Brittanee's disappearance Saturday night, they are also scrutinizing hotel security video for signs of a young woman in distress, or other clues.

Brittanee's mother, Dawn Drexel, told HLN's Nancy Grace that she had forbidden the Rochester, New York, high school junior from going to Myrtle Beach, a popular destination for high school and college students on spring break.

Although they stayed in touch by phone and spoke on Saturday, Drexel said she believed the girl was in Rochester when she actually was in Myrtle Beach.

"I didn't have any idea that she was going to do this," Drexel said. "I do trust my daughter, and she needed to cool down a little bit because she was upset that I wasn't going to let her go."

Drexel said her daughter rode there in a car with several friends. She thinks Brittanee used money she had earned and borrowed to finance her trip.

Question: What is the girl's name?

Question: What did police do?

Question: What did police show the bus passengers?

Question: when Brittanee Drexel, 17, went to Myrtle Beach, S.C?

Question: Who is Brittanee Drexel?

Question: Where did Brittanee go without her mothers permission?

Answer: Brittanee Drexel

Answer: examining grainy hotel surveillance video

Answer: photos of her

Answer: last week

Answer: 17-year-old girl

Answer: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,

Summary:
Police show girl's photo to bus passengers after reported sighting .
Brittanee Drexel, 17, went to Myrtle Beach, S.C., without mother's permission .
Rochester, N.Y., high school junior last seen on Saturday night .


(CNN) -- Police are examining grainy hotel surveillance video and following up on new leads, including a reported sighting, in the case of a 17-year-old girl who traveled to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, for spring break last week and then disappeared. Brittanee Marie Drexel's mother says she thought her daughter was at a beach in New York, not South Carolina. The possible sighting of Brittanee Drexel was on a bus Wednesday morning in the Myrtle Beach area, according to police, who later showed photos of her to passengers. As investigators try to build a timeline of the events leading to Brittanee's disappearance Saturday night, they are also scrutinizing hotel security video for signs of a young woman in distress, or other clues. Brittanee's mother, Dawn Drexel, told HLN's Nancy Grace that she had forbidden the Rochester, New York, high school junior from going to Myrtle Beach, a popular destination for high school and college students on spring break. Although they stayed in touch by phone and spoke on Saturday, Drexel said she believed the girl was in Rochester when she actually was in Myrtle Beach. "I didn't have any idea that she was going to do this," Drexel said. "I do trust my daughter, and she needed to cool down a little bit because she was upset that I wasn't going to let her go." Drexel said her daughter rode there in a car with several friends. She thinks Brittanee used money she had earned and borrowed to finance her trip.

Question:
whose photo was shown
when was she last seen alive
who did police show the photo to
What is Myrtle Beach known for?
where was she last seen
where did drexel go

Answer: Brittanee Drexel

Answer: Wednesday morning

Answer: passengers.

Answer: high school and college students on spring break.

Answer: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,

Answer: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,


(CNN) -- Police are searching for any other alleged victims of a Sunday school teacher accused of raping and killing an 8-year-old girl from Tracy, California. Melissa Huckaby is charged with killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, who was a friend of her own daughter. "We are asking the public if they have any indication that any of their children may have had inappropriate contact with [the suspect] to contact us," Tracy Police Sgt. Tony Sheneman said Tuesday evening. "There has been no indication that this has happened. But she is a Sunday school teacher and did have contact with children, so that is why we are asking." Melissa Huckaby, 28, was arrested and charged with killing and raping 8-year-old Sandra Cantu, a friend of her 5-year-old daughter. Huckaby, wearing red jail scrubs over a white T-shirt, was in court Tuesday for an arraignment. She was charged with murder, kidnapping, the performance of a lewd and lascivious act on a child under 14 and rape by instrument. If convicted, Huckaby would face the death penalty or life in prison without parole, San Joaquin County District Attorney James Willett told reporters after the hearing. A decision on whether to seek the death penalty will be made later, he said. Huckaby did not enter a plea or speak during the court hearing, although she flinched when Sandra Cantu's name was spoken, and she cried at times. Sandra's body was found April 6, stuffed into a suitcase and submerged in a pond at a dairy farm. Huckaby was arrested Friday night after questioning by police. Sandra was last seen alive March 27 in the mobile home park where she lived with her family -- the same mobile home park where Huckaby lives with her daughter. The two children were close friends and played together frequently, police said. Huckaby is the granddaughter of Clifford Lane Lawless, pastor of Clover Road Baptist Church near the mobile home park, and she taught Sunday school at the church, police have said. The church was searched as part of the investigation into Sandra's disappearance and death. Before her arrest, Huckaby acknowledged to a newspaper reporter that she owned the suitcase that contained Sandra's body. But Huckaby said the suitcase had been stolen. Willett declined to comment on any of the evidence or allegations in the case, saying evidence would be presented in court. A memorial ceremony is scheduled for Sandra at 1 p.m. Thursday at a high school in Tracy, police said. -- CNN's Ninette Sosa contributed to this report.

Question:
What is the age of Sandra?
Who was arrested?
What are the police looking for?
What is Huckaby's age?
Who is Sandra?
What did Melissa get charged with?
What did the police do?

Answer: 8-year-old

Answer: Melissa Huckaby,

Answer: any other alleged victims of a Sunday school teacher accused of raping

Answer: 28,

Answer: 8-year-old girl from Tracy, California.

Answer: killing 8-year-old Sandra Cantu,

Answer: are searching for any other alleged victims of a Sunday school teacher accused of raping

Summary:
Police comb community for other possible victims .
Melissa Huckaby was arrested and charged with killing and raping Sandra Cantu .
Sandra, 8, was friends with Huckaby's 5-year-old daughter .


(CNN) -- Police are seeking a pair of suspects in a Sunday church service shooting in Richmond, California, that left two teenagers injured, though authorities are still looking for a motive in what they say was a targeted operation.

Police believe they have identified at least two of the three hooded men who entered New Gethsemane Church of God in Christ about 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Amid a congregation of about 100, one of them opened fire.

"We're hoping we can make an arrest sometime in the near future," Richmond police spokeswoman Sgt. Bisa French told CNN.

Police are withholding the suspects' names. French said they're in their late teens or early 20s and live in Richmond, about 12 miles north of Oakland.

Church officials say the two congregants injured on Sunday, age 14 and 19, are brothers. "We're not sure if those two victims were targeted, but someone definitely in that general area where the victims were was targeted," French said.

The victims are expected to make full recoveries, police said.

Officials at the church said they are determined to continue operating as normal. Hours after the shooting, a Sunday Bible study was held as planned, with about 15 people attending.

"I'm sure there's some fear and shock, but we're not running," said Ezekiel Wallace, the church deacon. "We are going to be doing what we always do: Pray and have church."

"We're not scared, but we're sort of mystified because this is God's church," said Earl Young, a church member since 1967. "We refuse to let the devil make us run and hide because that's probably what they want us to do."

CNN's Dan Gilgoff and Nick Valencia contributed to this report.

Question: where Police have no motive for the church attack?

Question: where Police think they identified two of three gunmen who opened?

Question: where did this happen

Question: Who was shot at New Gethsemane Church of God in Christ?

Question: what was the motive

Question: What does the police not have?

Question: Where did the gunmen open fire?

Answer: Richmond, California,

Answer: Richmond, California,

Answer: Richmond, California,

Answer: two teenagers

Answer: authorities are still looking for a

Answer: a motive

Answer: New Gethsemane Church of God in Christ

Summary:
Police think they identified two of three gunmen who opened fire at Richmond, California church .
Two teens shot at New Gethsemane Church of God in Christ .
They are expected to make full recoveries .
Police have no motive for the church attack .


(CNN) -- Police arrested 46 people Saturday morning after they swept through a downtown city square in Boston, Massachusetts, evicting "Occupy" protesters encamped there since late September, officials said.

CNN affiliate WCVB broadcast images of handcuffed demonstrators being led away by police, who first offered the group the option of leaving before making arrests, according to police spokesman Eddy Chrispin.

"The city is in the process of clean-up and trying to restore Dewey Square to its prior state," said Chrispin. "For the most part, it was nonviolent."

By late Saturday morning, an "Occupy Boston" twitter feed was abuzz with news of the eviction.

"Occupy Boston is NOT done! You can't evict an idea! :) The camp may be gone but the people, ideas & passion isn't," read one post.

Another post promised to offer "details about the plan as soon as we know."

"For now, get some rest. It will be a big afternoon!"

On Wednesday, a judge ruled that demonstrators' First Amendment rights do not extend to seizing and holding areas on which they sit.

Authorities are "obligated by law to preserve Dewey Square as a space open to the public," wrote Superior Court Judge Frances A. McIntyre.

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, who in the past appeared to tolerate his city's chapter of the nationwide movement, later signaled that the area could be a safety hazard as winter weather rolled in, imposing a Thursday deadline for the group to clear out or face eviction.

By Friday, however, protesters remained firmly entrenched in more than 100 tents.

Saturday's arrests was the city's second large-scale action against demonstrators since the movement began there in late September.

In October, 129 people were arrested during a march in which protesters allegedly blocked traffic and refused to disperse.

The movement, which first sprang up in a Lower Manhattan park, seeks to highlight what it sees as corruption and growing income disparities between the nation's richest 1% and the rest of the country.

CNN's Dan Verello contributed to this report

Question: Where were they?

Question: What did a judge rule?

Question: Who did the police arrest?

Question: All together, how many police has been arrested?

Question: How many people were arrested?

Question: What were the people charged with?

Answer: in Boston, Massachusetts,

Answer: First Amendment rights do not extend to seizing and holding areas on which they sit.

Answer: 46 people

Answer: 46

Answer: 46

Answer: blocked traffic and refused to disperse.

Summary:
Police arrested 46 people Saturday morning in Boston .
"Occupy" protesters have been encamped there since late September .
"Occupy Boston is NOT done! You can't evict an idea! :)," read one Twitter post .
A judge ruled that protesters' First Amendment rights do not extend to seizing and holding areas .


(CNN) -- Police have arrested a 33-year-old man accused of killing his brother and five other people, including two children, at a Memphis, Tennessee, home. Jessie L. Dotson, who was recently released after serving 14 years in prison for murder, was captured Friday night. He faces six counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Cecil Dotson, his 30-year-old brother; Hollis Seals, 33; Shindri Roberson, 20; Marissa Rene Williams, 26; and two children, said Memphis Director of Police Larry A. Godwin at a news conference Saturday. Dotson will also be charged with the attempted murder of three other children -- ages 7, 4 and 10 months -- who received stab wounds and blunt force trauma, Godwin said. Dotson's brother Cecil was the father of all the children, The Associated Press reported. Those who survived the attack were under police custody at a hospital, according to the AP. The March 2 killings followed an argument between Jessie and Cecil Dotson, Godwin said. Jessie Dotson shot his brother dead and went on to kill the others to try to cover up the crime, he said. "[Dotson] thought everyone in the home was dead," Godwin said. "But as we all know, by the grace of God, three children had survived." Prosecutors said they are considering seeking the death penalty against Dotson. E-mail to a friend

Question: Who faces 6 counts of murder in the first degree?

Question: How many people died?

Question: How long was Dotson in prison?

Question: What penalty are prosecutors considering?

Question: What was Dotson in prison for?

Question: What penalty are prosecutors contemplating?

Question: How many years did Dotson serve?

Question: What charges does he face?

Question: How many children survived?

Question: Who was recently released from prison?

Question: What punishment are prosecutors seeking?

Answer: Jessie L. Dotson,

Answer: killing his brother and five other

Answer: 14 years

Answer: death

Answer: murder,

Answer: death

Answer: 14

Answer: six counts of first-degree murder

Answer: three other

Answer: Jessie L. Dotson,

Answer: the death penalty

Summary:
Jessie L. Dotson was recently released after serving 14 years in prison for  murder .
He was captured Friday night and faces six counts of first-degree murder .
Four adults and two children were found dead; three children survived .
Prosecutors say they are considering seeking the death penalty .


(CNN) -- Police have arrested a man in the killing of Auburn University freshman Lauren Burk, who died this week, according to the Auburn, Alabama, assistant police chief. Courtney Larrell Lockhart, 23, of Smiths, Alabama, is charged with capital murder during a kidnapping, capital murder during a robbery, and capital murder during an attempted rape, Tommy Dawson said Saturday. The Phenix City Police Department took Lockhart into custody on Friday, police said. Phenix City is about 35 miles southeast of Auburn. Burk, 18, from Marietta, Georgia, was found shot on North College Street, a few miles north of campus, on Tuesday night. She died later at a hospital. Minutes after police responded to the call reporting an injured person and found Burk, they found a car -- which turned out to be Burk's -- on fire in a campus parking lot. Dawson told reporters Friday that authorities think gasoline or another accelerant was used to ignite Burk's car, and police were investigating whether a gas can found in downtown Auburn was connected. Police want to investigate every possible lead, Dawson said. Authorities were still on patrol in the east Alabama campus, he said. The university's Web site said a campus-wide memorial service will be held Monday. The site carried a message from Burk's father, James, which said: "The Burk family was so proud to have Lauren as an Auburn University student. We want to extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation for Auburn University, the city of Auburn and the Auburn Police Department. We feel very close to your community. We appreciate what everyone is doing for us and Lauren." Also on Friday, police released pictures of a 2001 Honda Civic similar to Burk's car. Authorities asked anyone who thinks they might have seen the car on Tuesday to contact them. Police are continuing to interview people, Dawson said. A student at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill -- Eve Carson, 22, of Athens, Georgia -- was also shot to death this week, on early Wednesday. Authorities in Chapel Hill said Friday they had been in contact with Auburn police but did not believe the two cases were connected.   Watch CNN's Nancy Grace discuss the two killings of college women from Georgia » Burk's family, in a statement read Friday to reporters by family friend Kathy Singleton, expressed their gratitude for the thoughts and prayers offered, but asked for privacy "so that they may grieve for their loss as well as celebrate Lauren's life." Those wishing to honor Burk could do so by donating to her favorite charities, Singleton said -- The Invisible Child and the American Kidney Foundation. Donations can be made at any Wachovia Bank to the Lauren Burk Memorial Fund. E-mail to a friend

Question: whose car was found

Question: What is Courtney Larrell Lockhart charged with?

Question: What happened to Lauren Burk?

Question: what did she do?

Question: What age is Courtney Larrell Lockhart?

Question: what was courtney larrel's age

Question: What happened to Burk's car?

Question: What was Burks car like when it was discovered?

Question: who died at the hospital

Question: When was Lauren Burk found shot?

Question: what happened to burks car

Question: Who was shot and killed?

Question: Where was Burk's car found?

Question: Who is charged with murder?

Question: Who's car was found later?

Question: Where did Lauren Burk die?

Question: Who is charged with capital murder?

Question: Who was found shot?

Question: What was the car's condition?

Answer: Burk,

Answer: capital murder

Answer: was found shot on North College Street, a few miles north of campus, on Tuesday night. She died later at a hospital.

Answer: died

Answer: 23,

Answer: 23,

Answer: on fire in a campus parking lot.

Answer: on fire

Answer: Lauren Burk,

Answer: Tuesday night.

Answer: on fire

Answer: Lauren Burk,

Answer: on fire in a campus parking lot.

Answer: Courtney Larrell Lockhart, 23, of Smiths, Alabama,

Answer: Lauren Burk,

Answer: at a hospital.

Answer: Courtney Larrell Lockhart,

Answer: Lauren Burk,

Answer: on fire

Summary:
Courtney Larrell Lockhart, 23, charged with three counts of capital murder .
Auburn University student Lauren Burk found shot Tuesday, died at hospital .
Burk's car found minutes later engulfed in flames in campus parking lot .


(CNN) -- Police have identified the man whose shooting of another man outside a store in Naples, Italy, was captured by a surveillance camera, the Italian news agency ANSA reported Saturday. The announcement came two days after police released the video of the brazen daylight shooting in hopes it would lead someone to come forward. Police did not release the man's name. The video, shot May 11, shows a man wearing jeans, a dark jersey and a baseball cap, walking into the store and looking around, turning and walking back out. Passersby appear unfazed. One woman tries to lift up the victim's head in an apparent attempt to see if she knew him; a man steps over the body. Police said they had been without any clues before the release of the video. A source who was not identified publicly said the killer was a man in his 30s from Naples' northern Sanita district who had recently left the city. A third man seen in the video was thought to have been an accomplice, but he told Il Mattino newspaper that he had nothing to do with the killing. "I am the man of the film, but I have never been a lookout, and now I am afraid," the 39-year-old man said. "I was taking a breath of air, waiting for my daughter to go shopping." The man said he had been living "in terror" since acquaintances called him from Germany to tell him they had seen him on the video. Police said they knew of no motive for the killing, which took place in the poor neighborhood of Rione Sanita, where Camorra, the name for organized crime in Naples, is strong. The victim was a bank robber, the spokesman said. A police spokesman said Camorra has been blamed for about 60 killings this year in Naples and its surrounding county.

Question: Where did the man shooting another man occur?

Question: video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video?Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video?Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video?lease the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video? Why did the police release the video?

Question: What video shows man shooting?

Question: Who released the video?

Question: Where was the shooting?

Answer: outside a store in Naples, Italy,

Answer: in hopes it would lead someone to come forward.

Answer: surveillance

Answer: police

Answer: outside a store in Naples, Italy,

Summary:
Surveillance video shows man shooting another man outside a store in Naples, Italy .
Police released the video in hopes it would lead someone to come forward .
Release of the video provided clues, police say; source says killer is a man from Naples .
Third man in video was thought to be accomplice, but he tells newspaper he wasn't involved .


(CNN) -- Police have made an arrest in the home invasion slaying last year of a Southern California couple in their beach house, authorities said Monday.

Joshua Graham Packer, 20, of Ventura is facing charges including three counts of murder and two counts of robbery, Capt. Ross Bonfiglio of the Ventura County Sheriff's Department said.

Packer is accused of murdering Brock Husted, his wife, Davina Husted, and her fetus. The Husteds, who were both 42, were stabbed to death in their seaside home in Faria Beach, California, on May 20.

Chief Gary Pentis of the Ventura County Sheriff's Department said it appeared the suspect targeted the victims. "My personal opinion? This was not a random act," Pentis said at a news conference Monday.

Until the couple's slaying, the gated community of luxury homes had not recorded a homicide in 15 years, police said.

According to investigators, the Husteds were home with their two young children on the night of the slaying. Their daughter was asleep in bed, and their son was watching "American Idol" in the living room.

About 10:30 p.m., the suspect entered the home through French doors that face the ocean, police said.

The killer was dressed in dark clothing and wore a motorcycle helmet, authorities said. He walked past the child who was watching television and stabbed the Husteds.

Davina Husted was four months pregnant.

The home was not ransacked, and the alleged murder weapon was left at the scene, Bonfiglio said.

A sample of Packer's DNA taken after an arrest in Santa Barbara matched the genetic material found at the Husted crime scene, said Pentis the sheriff's department chief. He added that items from the victims' house were found at the suspect's home.

Scott Husted, the brother of Brock Husted, thanked the sheriff's department for solving the killings. "This is a milestone, a very huge milestone in this process," he said. "We're very grateful for the work the Ventura County sheriff's department has put in this case."

"This in no way takes away the loss our family has had. Brock was our baby brother."

Packer is being held on $2.2 million bail at the Ventura County Main Jail.

Question: What was Joshua Packer arrested for?

Question: What age is Packer?

Question: Who were the stabbing victims?

Question: When did the stabbings take place?

Question: What is Joshua Packer's age?

Question: Who was arrested?

Question: Joshua Packer was arrested for what crime?

Answer: three counts of murder and two counts of robbery,

Answer: 20,

Answer: Brock Husted, his wife, Davina Husted, and her fetus.

Answer: May 20.

Answer: 20,

Answer: Joshua Graham Packer,

Answer: three counts of murder and two counts of robbery,

Summary:
20-year-old Joshua Packer arrested in stabbing deaths .
Man, pregnant wife stabbed to death in California home in May .
Couple's two young children were left unharmed; home not ransacked .


(CNN) -- Police hunting for a New Zealand couple who fled the country after a bank mistakenly paid them $NZ10 million (US$6 million) believe they traveled to Hong Kong. Westpac bank paid the couple 1,000 times the amount they asked for. New Zealand authorities have sought help from Interpol in locating the couple who disappeared May 7, two days after an employee error at Westpac bank paid them 100 times the amount they asked for. TVNZ, a CNN television affiliate, named the couple as Leo Gao and his girlfriend Cara Young. Gao owned a petrol station in Rotorua, a lakeside tourist town famous for its hot water springs and bubbling mud pools. Police said Friday that the couple were believed to have traveled to Hong Kong. "Enquiries to locate those individuals are continuing through Interpol in Hong Kong and official channels in Beijing," said Detective Senior Sergeant David Harvey.  Watch as 'millionaires' go on the run » Police were not confirming the identities of those involved but they were working with the family of one of the individuals named in the media, Harvey said. The family were shocked at their name being associated with the case, he added. TVNZ said the couple applied for an overdraft from Westpac worth up to NZ$100,000 (US$61,000). However, on or about May 5, the bank erroneously put NZ$10 million (US$6.1 million) into their bank account. What would you do in this situation? The next day, the service station closed its doors. And the day after, the couple went missing. TVNZ said Westpac had confirmed that a customer had attempted to unlawfully transfer amounts totaling around $6.7 million (US$4.1 million). Nearly NZ$3 million (US£$1.85 million) had been recovered and the bank was continuing to vigorously pursue the outstanding amount, Westpac Media relations manager Craig Dowling told the station.

Question: where did the couple flee from

Question: what do police believe

Question: Where do police believe the couple flew to?

Question: Who does the New Zealand police seek help from?

Question: who's help are the authorities seeking

Question: How much did the bank mistakenly pay the couple?

Question: Who are the New Zealand authorities looking for?

Answer: New Zealand

Answer: the couple were believed to have traveled to Hong Kong.

Answer: Hong Kong.

Answer: Interpol

Answer: Interpol

Answer: $NZ10 million (US$6 million)

Answer: Leo Gao and his girlfriend Cara Young.

Summary:
Manhunt for couple who fled after bank mistakenly paid them NZ$10 million .
New Zealand authorities seeking Interpol's help to locate the couple .
Police believe the couple flew to Hong Kong .


(CNN) -- Police in Allendale, South Carolina, are investigating whether a funeral home fit a 6-foot, 5-inch man into his coffin by severing his legs. The wife of James Hines reportedly said the funeral home told her that her husband's coffin was long enough. A former Cave Funeral Services employee has alleged since James Hines' death from skin cancer in 2004 that Hines was too tall for his coffin and that the funeral home took extreme measures to make him fit, Allendale County Coroner Hayzen Black told CNN. Officials exhumed Hines' body Tuesday, Black said, and a fair amount of "undesirable evidence" was found, although he could not comment further. The coroner's office handed the case over to law enforcement officials for a criminal investigation, he said. Allendale Police Detective Donnie Hutto told CNN affiliate WJBF-TV that he could not comment on the condition of the body. A Cave Funeral Services employee had no comment when asked about the matter. But Ruth Hines, widow of the dead man, told WJBF that the allegations and exhumation of Hines' body are difficult for her. "I'm just going through quite a bit," she said. "It's like starting all over again, and it's left me with hurt and numbness." "According to the measurements on the casket, and the funeral director, we asked him, 'Was this suitable for his length?' and he said, 'Yes that will be perfect,'" Ruth Hines said. Hines told WJBF that her family has used Cave Funeral Services for a number of years, and she isn't sure what the family will do in the future if the allegations are true.

Question:
What was the former employee says?
What did the county coroner says?
When was body exhumed?
Who was too tall for coffin?
Name of the funeral home?

Answer: no comment

Answer: that Hines was too tall for his coffin and that the funeral home took extreme measures to make him fit, Allendale County Coroner Hayzen Black

Answer: Tuesday,

Answer: James Hines

Answer: Cave

Summary:
At 6'5'', former employee says James Hines was too tall for coffin after death in 2004 .
Employee told authorities that funeral home took extreme measures to make him fit .
Officials exhume body Tuesday, find "undesirable evidence," county coroner says .
Cave Funeral Services employee would not comment .


(CNN) -- Police in Boston, Massachusetts, are searching for a man suspected in the murder of one woman and the armed robbery of two others, all of whom, they say, he may have met through their Craigslist ads for personal services.

Julissa Brisman, 26, was described as "a really sweet, goofy, energetic kid."

Officers discovered New York resident Julissa Brisman, 26, unconscious with multiple gunshot wounds at Boston's Copley Marriott Hotel on Tuesday night. She was transferred to Boston Medical Center, where she died shortly afterward.

Police said Brisman, a model, offered massages via Craigslist, a popular online classified ad service.

The confrontation between Brisman and her killer seems to have begun as an attempted robbery, police said.

"It appears that there was a struggle between the victim and the suspect in the threshold of the hotel room immediately prior to the shooting," the Boston Police Department said in a statement on its Web site.

Police speculate the man may also be responsible for the recent robberies of two other young women who offered personal services via Craigslist.

Four days before Brisman's slaying, a 29-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint at a Westin Hotel in Boston. Police spokesman Joe Zanola would not disclose the details of her Craigslist ad but said she and Brisman were "involved in similar professions."

On Thursday night at a Holiday Inn Express in Warwick, Rhode Island, a man tied up and demanded money from a 26-year-old dancer who had posted a Craigslist advertisement, according to Warwick's police chief, Col. Stephen McCartney.

The robbery was interrupted when the woman's husband entered the room. After pointing his gun at the husband, the suspect fled, according to McCartney.

He said that no conclusions could be made but allowed that the incident "may be related to similar crimes occurring in the Boston area."

Matthew Terhune, a photographer who met Brisman when he took pictures of her for a calendar last year, described her as "just a really sweet, goofy, energetic kid."

He added that she was enrolled in Alcoholics Anonymous and was contemplating counseling fellow recovering addicts. He had been unaware of her side job as an Internet masseuse.

Surveillance videos from the hotel where Brisman was murdered showed a tall, clean-cut young blond man in a black windbreaker leaving the property, said the Boston Police Department, which is asking the public's help in identifying the man.

Representatives from Craigslist did not respond to a request for comment.

Question:
What caused her death?
Who died on Tuesday?
What did she offer on Craigslist?
What did she post online?
Whose help are the police seeking?
What are Boston police seeking?
Where did a 26 year old die?

Answer: multiple gunshot wounds

Answer: Julissa Brisman,

Answer: massages

Answer: Craigslist ads for personal services.

Answer: the public's

Answer: a man suspected in the murder of one woman

Answer: Boston's Copley Marriott Hotel

Summary:
26-year-old died after attack at Boston hotel on Tuesday .
Police say she posted Craigslist ad offering massages .
Man may be behind two recent robberies, they say .
Boston police seek public's help identifying man on video .


(CNN) -- Police in Boston, Massachusetts, are searching for a man suspected in the murder of one woman and the armed robbery of two others, all of whom, they say, he may have met through their Craigslist ads for personal services. Julissa Brisman, 26, was described as "a really sweet, goofy, energetic kid." Officers discovered New York resident Julissa Brisman, 26, unconscious with multiple gunshot wounds at Boston's Copley Marriott Hotel on Tuesday night. She was transferred to Boston Medical Center, where she died shortly afterward. Police said Brisman, a model, offered massages via Craigslist, a popular online classified ad service. The confrontation between Brisman and her killer seems to have begun as an attempted robbery, police said. "It appears that there was a struggle between the victim and the suspect in the threshold of the hotel room immediately prior to the shooting," the Boston Police Department said in a statement on its Web site. Police speculate the man may also be responsible for the recent robberies of two other young women who offered personal services via Craigslist. Four days before Brisman's slaying, a 29-year-old woman was robbed at gunpoint at a Westin Hotel in Boston. Police spokesman Joe Zanola would not disclose the details of her Craigslist ad but said she and Brisman were "involved in similar professions." On Thursday night at a Holiday Inn Express in Warwick, Rhode Island, a man tied up and demanded money from a 26-year-old dancer who had posted a Craigslist advertisement, according to Warwick's police chief, Col. Stephen McCartney. The robbery was interrupted when the woman's husband entered the room. After pointing his gun at the husband, the suspect fled, according to McCartney. He said that no conclusions could be made but allowed that the incident "may be related to similar crimes occurring in the Boston area." Matthew Terhune, a photographer who met Brisman when he took pictures of her for a calendar last year, described her as "just a really sweet, goofy, energetic kid." He added that she was enrolled in Alcoholics Anonymous and was contemplating counseling fellow recovering addicts. He had been unaware of her side job as an Internet masseuse. Surveillance videos from the hotel where Brisman was murdered showed a tall, clean-cut young blond man in a black windbreaker leaving the property, said the Boston Police Department, which is asking the public's help in identifying the man. Representatives from Craigslist did not respond to a request for comment.

Question: Who died after Boston hotel attack?

Question: Where was the hotel?

Question: What other crimes did the man commit?

Question: What did the ad offer?

Question: Who posted offers on Craiglist?

Question: Where was the victim when attacked?

Question: What was the age of the victim?

Question: Who seeks help identifying man on video?

Question: What are police trying to identify?

Answer: Julissa Brisman,

Answer: in Boston.

Answer: and the armed robbery of two

Answer: massages

Answer: Julissa Brisman,

Answer: Boston's Copley Marriott Hotel

Answer: 26,

Answer: Boston Police Department,

Answer: a tall, clean-cut young blond man in a black windbreaker