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A Connecticut man who was linked to the sexual assaults of four women in 1984 by information on a genealogy database was convicted Wednesday of all eight kidnapping charges against him. A state jury in Hartford took less than an hour of deliberations to unanimously convict Michael Sharpe after a five-day trial. He faces 25 to 100 years in prison when he is sentenced on Jan. 9.Sharpe, 71, who had been free on a promise to appear in court, was detained after the verdicts because a judge set a new bond at $2.5 million.At least two of the victims were in the courtroom and wept after the verdicts were announced, The Hartford Courant reported. After less than an hour of deliberations, a jury found Michael
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - A California couple has claimed a $528.8 million share of a record Powerball jackpot in January, state lottery officials said Tuesday. $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot to be split among 3 winners 03:05 Flanked by security, Marvin and Mae Acosta went to a state lottery office in Van Nuys on Friday to claim their winnings from the record $1.6 billion Powerball drawing, said Alex Traverso, a spokesman for the California Lottery.An attorney previously reached out to o
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