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This is all about Rachel Bey, said Palm Beach County State Attorney Dave Aronberg. "That's why we are here, and we will do justice for her."According to an arrest report, a DNA swab was taken during Bey's autopsy using a sexual battery examination kit.Detectives said the test produced a full DNA profile of the attacker, and that same profile matched an unidentified attacker from a homicide in Daytona Beach from the late 2005, early 2006 time period.Investigators eventually identified Hayes as a possible suspect, saying he lived in Palm Beach County and Daytona Beach during the time of the murders.According to Hayes' arrest report, on Sept. 13, 2019, agents with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office fugitive task force observed Hayes smoking a cigarette, then discarding the cigarette as he waited for a bus near his home.Agents collected the discarded cigarette and had it tested for DNA.PBSO said Hayes' DNA from the cigarette matched the DNA found on Bey, as well as DNA from the Daytona Beach homicide case.All told, Daytona Beach police said on Monday that Hayes is connected to at least three murders in that city, one from 2005 and two from 2006."We will keep working every single day, every single hour, until we find these monsters that do these things," said Bradshaw.PBSO said a partnership with the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office, Daytona Beach Police Department, the State Attorney's Office of the Seventh Judicial Circuit and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement helped land Hayes behind bars. 1533

This is the second straight year Alaska Airlines has run the ugly sweater promotion, which is back by popular demand.Airline officials said: “All guests are invited to join in the celebration and share their memories on Twitter by tagging their photos and videos using the hashtags: #UglySweaterDay and #iFlyAlaska.” 316

There were cat naps where you sleep for 10-15 minutes and you're up, and you're back on the phone to see if there was a response in any way, said John Curtis of Freeport.John and his wife Beverly live in Freeport, but were left stranded in West Palm Beach, Florida, when their cruise back home was canceled. The stars aligned when they realized cousins they had never met live in West Palm Beach and took them in."They have been so good to me, not even knowing me, they opened up their home to me and my husband," said Beverly Curtis.It was a support system they would need for what was to come. Hurricane Dorian was a Category 5 storm packing winds of 185 miles per hour when it beat down on the northern Bahamas. During the storm, John, who is in law enforcement on the island, started getting videos and pleas for help from his 87-year-old mother-in-law."When I got a call from them that they were stuck in their house with water above the chest level, it brought tears to my eyes that I was not there to at least influence in some way the team of persons that were out rescuing to be able to go and assist them," John Curtis said.They said there were pockets of time where their dinging phones with messages and videos would go silent."What happened is that they had asked them to move to higher grounds, different people, and they did, but the storm also came that way as well," Beverly Curtis said.Roads are impassable and John and Beverly are receiving videos of people stranded, cars almost floating in a stream of water. Beverly said her family headed for the attic for shelter when water came up close to the rooftops."Only so long you can stay in the manhole. And they had nowhere to sit because the chairs, the washer, the dryer, everything was just floating," added Beverly Curtis.After 12 hours, a sleepless night, John and Beverly got word that everyone is OK, giving them a sense of calm after the storm."Our home which is in south Bahamia sustained minimal damage, at this point they are all en route to our home," John said.This story was originally published by 2081

These memory sites are becoming where we work out our racial politics,"" Tell told CNN.The sign used to be a pilgrimage site for people to honor the Civil Rights Movement, he says. Now, it's become a target for hate groups to make a statement." 642

to unlock the screen (we are not making that up).How to unlock your computer screenWhat makes these attacks so frightening, and why so many people are ending up paying money to have the popup removed, is that nothing seems to make it go away. You cannot "x" out of the box.Some versions even have a robotic voice that talks to you through your speakers, saying things like "Your computer has alerted us that it is infected with a virus and spyware." John Andrea of 465

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