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We already have almost 2,000 signatures on our old petition.
Today we begin one to Prime Minister Brown. Who will also get the other signatures. If you have signed the old petition and live anywhere within the British Isles, please sign the new one which is for Gordon Brown, our new Prime Minister.
On June 30th 1986, A two year old child died from smoke inhalation in a house fire at Columbus Grove, Ohio, USA. The Putnam County fire department attended it and was inspected by Fire Marshall Cryer. His report stated that the fire was of accidental cause, with the suggestion that a faulty electric fan had been instrumental in starting the blaze.
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Kenny Richey, the Scot on Death Row in the US, has launched an online campaign for support. Backed by Amnesty International, he hopes to recruit new supporters in the fight to clear his name.
DEATH Row Scot Kenny Richey has set-up networking websites in a bid to attract new supporters to the campaign to clear his name.
Richey, who was raised in Edinburgh, has set-up personal pages on websites MySpace and Bebo.
Supporters believe the rapidly growing websites will allow the campaign to attract new recruits.
D$LLAR Justice
On June 30th 1986, A two year old child died from smoke inhalation in a house fire at Columbus Grove, Ohio, USA. The Putnam County fire department attended the conflagration and was inspected by Fire Marshall Cryer. His report stated that the fire was of accidental cause, with the suggestion that a faulty electric fan had been instrumental in starting the blaze. Within hours the Fire Marshall ordered, as is common procedure in accidental fires, that the debris be removed to the local dump, an action which indicated the certainty of his assessment that the fire resulted from accidental causage. Cryer released the fire scene for cleaning by the owners of the building by the end of the day on June 30, 1986. At the time the apartment was completely cleaned, Cryer had taken no samples from the apartment for testing by the Ohio Arson Crime Laboratory.