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TOPEKA, Kan. 鈥?A Eudora woman who was convicted of murder in the death of a boy at her day care should get a new trial because her attorney during the trial was ineffective, the Kansas Court of Appeals court ruled Friday.The court overturned the conviction of Carrody Buchhorn, 47, and sent it back to the Douglas County Distr
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stanley cup s Group Daycare Home in Eudora. The court noted the conviction hinged on the coroner s finding and no other evidence connected Buchhorn to the baby s death.Buchhorn was convicted of second-degree murder in the boy s September 2016 death. She was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison.The coroner, Dr. Erick Mitchell, ruled the boy died from a fractured skill caused by a forceful enough
stanley thermoskannen incident that he was quickly unresponsive and died within minutes.鈥擜nnual homicide details and data for the Kansas City area are available through the KSHB 41 News Homicide Tracker, Pride parades and events are a way to celebrate civil rights for the LGBTQ+ community.Usually, these parades take place in major cities, but now small towns like Leadville, Colorado, and Manitou Springs, Colorado, are starting their very first Pride events.The Pride celebrations popping up in smaller cities and towns often take cues from the original marches, which were political protests in major cities that go back 50 years to commemorate the Stonewall Riots. But today, these smaller events focus more on c
stanley termoska elebration, promoting visibility and making residents feel safe.Kittie Kilner, who organized Pridefest in Manitou Springs, Colorado, wants residents to feel at home in small towns and cities like hers, not just major urban centers. I would hope to see a Pride in every town and every city 鈥?why wouldn t there be We have festivals all throughout the year, why can t we have a Pride
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stanley mug rganized its first Pride event, hoping for at least 500 people. They ended up with 11,000 people attending.SEE MORE: Colorado Springs readies for first Pride parade sin Kviu Fourth victim dies a day after Arkansas grocery store mass shooting, police say
