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The Anchorage Police Department extends its gratitude to the citizen who stepped forward with the evidence of this crime, the Anchorage Police Department said in a statement. "They played an instrumental role in making sure Smith will be held accountable for his actions. This serves as another example of when you see something suspicious, say something."The department declined to comment further. 399

The animals were factors in around 10,734 wrecks, a 10-year high for the state.Alan Heriford, who owns JoCo Auto Repair, said he is familiar with just how much damage deer can do to a vehicle. His wife's van is currently in his shop after its second collision with one."For whatever reason this one, it's a deer magnet," Heriford said.Hearing how much the repairs cost is enough to make anyone freeze up like a deer in headlights."I would guess somewhere between ,000 to ,000 worth of damage to it," Heriford said. "And the deer walked away."But what if there was a way to keep the deer off the road in the first place? A simple, inexpensive device that promises to reduce accidents?They're called deer whistles and can be purchased for less than 755

The best thing anybody can say to any chef, and it's a funny thing because people who aren't chefs don't get it, is you're a great cook, he said. "To be a great chef you have to be a great coach, a great manager, know how to run people, but to be a great cook, you have to have the ability to put out some great food." Personally, he said the best compliment he can get is when people he's know his whole life tell him he hasn't changed."I think all of us just want to go through life being the best person we can be, try to help others when we can and maybe everybody gets along better," he said. "That's what I love about food. Regardless of religion, political views, sports teams... when you're around the table and you put delicious food in the middle of it, it brings people together." As for other new projects, Symon says he has two new shows for Food Network that start filming in January, and he does live cooking weekly on the Food Network kitchen app.This article was written by Katie Ussin for 1007

The community rallied together to search for Matthews after she was reported missing but had no luck. For more than 30 years, the case remained cold.Greeley police said last September, after Matthews’ remains were discovered, that Pankey was a person of interest in the case. He ran as a Republican in the 2018 gubernatorial primary in Idaho and as a Constitution Party candidate in 2014.Greeley police had disputed some of the claims he made in an interview with the Idaho Statesman and said that he had refused to talk to detectives when they went to speak with him in August 2019. Greeley detectives and Twin Falls police executed a search warrant on his property in September 2019 and said they had not made a request to obtain his DNA.The grand jury investigation into Matthews’ death was announced in August, and the true bill was returned on. Oct. 9, according to the indictment.According to Pankey’s indictment, Pankey allegedly took Matthews from her home on the night of Dec. 20, 1984, sometime between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. and shot Matthews in the head sometime during the kidnapping. He lived about 2 miles from Matthews’ home in December 1984.Pankey would watch children walking home from the middle school that Matthews attended and “demonstrated intimate familiarity with the neighborhood,” the indictment says, citing an interview with police in March 1985. He also attended the same church the Matthews family joined the same year he left the church, according to the indictment.The indictment says that Pankey “intentionally inserted himself in the investigation many times over the years claiming to have knowledge of the crime which grew inconsistent and incriminating over time.” It also says he was aware of and discussed with investigators a rake taken from the Matthews home used to cover up shoe prints in the snow.The indictment details how Pankey discussed the case many times over the years in civil and criminal pleadings and even at one point demanded immunity in exchange for providing information about the case.It also says that Pankey took an “unexpected” trip to California the morning after Matthews went missing and that a document he had sent to law enforcement about what he considered an alibi “contained false and superfluous details.”A family member said Pankey acted “uncharacteristically” during the trip and searched for news on the radio and in newspapers about the Matthews disappearance. When Pankey and his family arrived back in Greeley on Dec. 26, 1984, he was digging in their yard and a car on their property “burst into flames,” which Pankey disposed of at a salvage yard, according to the indictment.The indictment says that Pankey “repeatedly searched for information about Jonelle Matthews on the internet” and after he was contacted in 2019 by the Greeley detectives, “attempted to delete all evidence of these searches from his electronic devices.”Court records showed that Pankey was in custody in the Ada County (Idaho) Sheriff’s Office on Monday. He is charged in Weld County. 3041

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