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 It was a story that captivated the nation: A 14-year-old girl snatched from her bed in the middle of the night. Then, nine months later, a miraculous rescue. It was only later we learned the horrifying details: Elizabeth Smart was forced into a ritual marriage and repeatedly raped. On Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Salt Lake City, in a deal with prosecutors, Wanda Eileen Barzee pleaded guilty to federal charges of kidnapping and unlawful transportation of a minor. The 64-year-old Barzee could face a life sentence for the kidnapping charge and up to 15 years for the second  stanley usa charge. It s unclear whether she may ge stanley becher t a reduced sentence in exchange for her plea.        Smart was 14 when she was taken at knifepoint from the bedroom of her Salt Lake City home in 2002, sparking a search that riveted the nation. Nine months later, in March 2003, Barzee and Brian David Mitchell were arrested after they were spotted walking on a suburban street with Smart.Terms of the plea deal have not been made public, reports CBS News correspondent Whit Johnson, but the big question on everyone s mind is, will she testify against her estranged husband Smart, now 21, was forced to relive her gut-wrenching ordeal . The next day h stanley cup er father, Ed Smart, told CBS   The Early Show,   I feel there s greater prospect of this nightmare coming to an end.             But the nightmare will sadly continue. While Barzee s fate may have be sealed, Mitchell s case is more complex . . . and could take several more y Wqmi Unbelievably realistic face is actually completely computer generated
 In just two days, blueprints for the world   first  almost  entirely 3D printed gun have made their way onto the hard drives of over 100,000 potential quick-draws around the world. And the idea of this many people gaining non-regulated access to lethal weapons this quickly should be sending us into a mass, hysterical moral panic, right  Slow down there, cowboy.     https://gizmodo/the-worlds-first-entirely-3d-printed-gun-489975583 Designed by non-profit group Defense Distributed and carrying a name as comical as it is unsettling, The Liberator itself shouldn ;t be what   making you uneasy, nor should 100,000 downloads. It   theoretically disconcerting, s stanley cup ure, but this incarnation of the 3D printed gun isn ;t going to do much to upset the social order. And ne stanley thermobecher ither are the people who know how to build it. Beware of Rubberneckers While that massive number of blueprint holders sounds daunting, it   not like 100,000 anarchists are going to be waving around plastic pop-guns by this weekend. In fact, since the plans are totally free and open to the public, why wouldn ;t someone want to get a look at this anarchist   dream made digital  Destructive and terrifying as the final product may be, it   hard to argue that the concept itself isn ;t fascinating. We already know the gun works; why not get a closer look at its impressive engineering and in design  https://gizmodo/the-world-s-first-entirely-3d-p stanley mugs rinted-gun-fires