Milano: Son of Funk By Slav Kandyba allhiphop.com
LSome may remembered Milano, a group member called the Sons of Funk signed to Master P’s No Limit Records. After No Limit’s massive roster caved in, Milano started appearing in music videos which lead to him being cast in a Destiny's Child video along with others.
Laird guilty of murder, again phillyburbs.com
A jury must now decide if he should be sent back to death row or get life for the slaying of Anthony Milano.
Jury told of Laird’s mental impairment phillyburbs.com
Prosecutors sparred with experts Thursday over Richard Laird’s intoxication and brain damage the night he killed Anthony Milano.
Man convicted again of man's murder could return to death row phillyburbs.com
LEVITTOWN, Pa. - A man again convicted of first-degree murder in his retrial in the slashing death of a artist two decades ago could once more face the death penalty in jury deliberations scheduled to begin Monday.
First Edition Cycling News for February 11, 2007 Cyclingnews.com
Anchored by Alejandro Valverde and Oscar Pereiro, the Caisse d’Epargne team are heading into 2007 with high hopes. Cyclingnews’ Shane Stokes got the details from Directeur Sportif Alfonso Galilea:
Police report an arrest in 2000 mall lot murder St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Des peres — Six and a half years ago, a local schoolteacher was shot to death, in the light of day, in the parking lot of a busy suburban mall.
2nd sentence same on seven counts Medina-Gazette
MEDINA — A former Cloverleaf football coach and Medina County Career Center teacher was resentenced to 10 years in prison Friday for ually abusing a 14-year-old girl over a two-year period.
News Briefs from Feb. 10, 2007 The Sharon Herald
HERMITAGE — A 22-year-old Clark man who pulled a gun on the driver of a car that nearly crashed into his in Hermitage has entered a plea agreement, his attorney said.
Details of cover-up emerge at retrial phillyburbs.com
Richard Laird's former friends described the days after Anthony Milano's murder.
Salute Eastwood's 'Flags' on DVD Macon Telegraph
"Flags of Our Fathers," the first of Clint Eastwood's bookend films about the World War II battle for Iwo Jima, received excellent reviews yet failed to find the audience it deserved. With the buildup to the Academy Awards - where the follow-up film, "Letters From Iwo Jima," earned a best-picture nomination and a best-director slot for Eastwood - "Flags" may find a second wind as viewers catch up
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