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Defense attorneys for the man accused of murdering nursing student Laken Riley are requesting a hearing to suppress evidence in the case.Jose Ibarra, 26, was arrested Feb. 23 for the murder of 22-year-old Riley, who was killed while jogging on the University of Georgia campus.In court documents reviewed by Court TV, Ibarras defense claims two cellphones, Ibarras social media accounts and Google data, and ultimately his DNA were seized or searched in an unlawful manner. RELATED STORY | Man accused of murdering Laken Riley pleads not guilty at arraignmentThe defense claims officers unlawfully entered his apartment without a warrant on Feb. 23 and Ibarra was detained by police in the absence of probable cause. The defense claims authorities obta
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MARION, Ind. -- No criminal charges will be filed in the case of a dog whose frozen body was found in a cage in Marion, Indiana, earlier this month after a necropsy came back inconclusive.The body of Lady, a 5-year-old pit bull-chow mix, was found on Jan. 3.Temperatures at the time were below zero, and the dog was already dead at the time the discovery was made.The dogs owner, Gage Blackburn, said he and his mother had given Lady to his stepfather when they moved into a new house where the landlord did not want her inside.Blackburn saidhe thought his stepfather had killed the dog as a way to retaliate against him and his mom. He knew it would hurt her, because it hurt me real bad. She was like, she was my best friend. She was everything to me. He knew it hurt her bad to see me hurt, said Blackburn.Ladys body was sent to Purdue Universitys Small Animal Hospital in Lafayette for a necropsy on Jan. 8. On Friday, the Marion Police Department released the results of that necropsy.Animal pathologists at Purdue determined that Lady was pregnant with six puppies at the time of her death, but were not able to determine how s
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