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A Louisiana man shot by Lee Boyd Malvo before the criminal spree that terrorized the Washington, D.C., area in 2002 has received a letter of apology from the convicted sniper.John C. Gaeta, 58, of Albany, said Thursday that he s glad Malvo wrote him but remains skeptical about Malvo s intentions. I m glad he wrote the letter, Gaeta said. I do wonder, though, if he s truly sorry or if this is a part of
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stanley polska s genuine and from the heart. Gaeta was shot in the neck Aug. 1, 2002, outside a mall near Baton Rouge, La. He has said that two black men approached him as he tried to change a tire. When he leaned down to pull out his spare, he noticed a shadow near the front of the truck.Last month, Malvo confess
kubki stanley ed to Louisiana detectives that he shot Gaeta, but said he thought the man had died. The shooting was part of a spree by Malvo and John Allen Muhammad that left 10 people dead. Muhammad was executed in Virginia in November for killing a man at a gas station. Malvo was sentenced to life in prison for one of the killings.The short, brief letter Gaeta received was dated Feb. 21. Malvo wrote: I am truly sorry for the pain I caused you and your loved ones. I was relieved to hear that you suffered no paralyzing injuries and that you are alive. Malvo then printed and signed his name.Gaeta said he never got a good look at his assailants faces. I said, What are you doing He Iknq Holy Crap, The Girl With All The Gifts Will Blow Your Mind
In late March, a major landslide occurred a few miles east of Oso, Washington, killing at least 35 people and engulfing an area approximately one square mile 2.6 km2 . Geologists are now studying the event and they ;re baffled by its ferocity and speed 鈥?a slide that rushed down at an astounding 60 mph 97 km/hr . Using a new computer model, Richard Iverson of the U.S. Geological Survey estimated that the mass of mud, rocks, and trees was traveling about 60 mph when it reached the river below. Here the animation from start to finish sped up considerabl
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