Playing Cards Provide Hope in Unsolved Cases: The Cold Case Deck Making a Difference
The Power of Playing Cards: A New Approach to Solving Cold Cases
The emergence of playing cards as a tool in solving cold cases has sparked a sense of hope and innovation within law enforcement agencies across the United States. By combining the elements of traditional playing cards with vital information about missing persons and unsolved homicides, these unique decks aim to bring attention to cold cases and engage the public in the pursuit of justice.
Bringing Faces to the Forefront
Each card in these decks represents a victim whose story deserves to be told. A powerful image accompanied by essential details such as their name, the date they went missing or died, and contact information for relevant organizations, crystalizes the significance of their case. Take, for instance, the Ace of Diamonds, featuring Rebecca Reid, a woman from Lumberton, Miss., last seen in 2020. It offers not only her age, height, and weight but also provides a tangible connection to her existence.
Kimberly Watts, depicted as the Ace of Spades, met a tragic end in her own home, strangled and
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‘Face of Ozempic’ Sweeps Hollywood – Stars Unrecognizable With This Drug
Soft faces, without wrinkles and “sucked” cheeks are the new trend that dominates Hollywood. And yet the stars have not been left in the hands of a plastic surgeon but on the contrary, this result is due to the use of drugs, such as Ozempic.
According to information from the Daily Mail, the “face of Ozempic” as the article mentions, has even started to scare the fans of the celebrities. A plastic surgeon explains to the British newspaper that, when we lose weight, “we lose facial fat and see sunken cheeks, sagging skin and “sucked” features.” Sometimes, he adds, this results in the person looking older “because cheek fat gives us a more youthful appearance.”
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Sherbrooke will build two streets “which will not be useful to anyone,” according to a councilor
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If the main opening of this street is entirely valid and even eagerly awaited in the sector, the elected representative of the district of the same name rather considered the extension of related sections, further north, respectively rue des Gloires, “questionable”. -du-Matin and Hydrangeas.
As the ten buildings presented on the plans will be served by the new section of Rue des Quatre-Saisons, the City is therefore moving forward with “the addition of two streets which will ultimately be of no use to anyone” , deplored Ms. Bellerose during the session. Most of the planned buildings include eight housing units.
Sherbrooke will also have to spend 3.3 million dollars in the operation, which also includes the development of sidewalks, cycle paths and pedestrian paths, against a participation of 1.65 million in developer share. Sharing also falls under the old regulations, modified during this mandate because it was considered too generous by the council.
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Astrid Wett, controversial Chelsea fan, leaves a thumbtack on Arteta’s bench
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Astrid Wett, media and controversial Chelsea fan, left a thumbtack on Mikel Arteta’s chair on the Arsenal bench at the Emirates Stadium. “I left Arteta a little surprise on the bench,” Wett published, placing the thumbtack on the bench.
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Airline entrepreneurs give open voice to tourism contributions on airline tickets
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The Indonesian National Airlines Association (INACA) has spoken out about plans to include tourist taxes in the airline ticket price component. This is a policy initiated by the Ministry of Tourism and Creative Economy (Kemenparekraf).
Indonesian National Airlines Association (INACA) General President Denon Prawiraatmadja believes this will increase the burden on passengers and airlines. One of the expenses in question is linked to the increase in airline tickets.
Airlines will also be affected because the number of passengers will decrease if ticket prices are considered expensive.
“Therefore, imposing tourist taxes on airline tickets will be counterproductive, because it may cause an increase in ticket prices, a decrease in the number of passengers and a worsening of the business conditions of airlines, preventing the achievement of the program of expansion of air transport connectivity of the government,” he said. he said in his statement Thursday (4/25/2024).
Denon added that the aviation sector is also currently in a recovery condition after being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic from 2020 to 2022.
Besides that, there are many obstacles that Indonesian airlines face so the rebound process cannot happen smoothly compared to international airlines.
Denon said there are a number of problems faced by Indonesian airlines, including the reduction in the number of planes and spare parts available.spare parts) and human resources ready to operate.
Apart from this, the increase in operating costs was caused by the increase in the price of aviation fuel and the continued weakening of the rupee exchange rate against the U
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Airline entrepreneurs give open voice to tourism contributions on airline tickets
Putin is building more weapons than he needs in Ukraine: why?
The German Defense Minister sees signs that the Russian economy is producing more weapons than are needed in Ukraine. What can that mean?
It is now known that Russia has geared its economy towards the production of weapons and other military equipment. However, if Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is to be believed, Russia’s plans are more far-reaching than generally assumed: According to his assessment, Russia is already producing weapons and ammunition that go beyond what is needed for the war of aggression against Ukraine.
It is noted how, with increasing arms spending and a war economy order, “a large part or part of what is newly produced no longer goes to the front, but ends up in the depots,” said Pistorius in the ARD program “Maischberger “. Read more about the program here.
At the same time, he warned of further military ambitions from Russian President Vladimir Putin. Pistorius said: “Now you can be naive and say that he is only doing that out of cautio
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Russia vetoes US-backed UN resolution to ban nuclear weapons in space
CNN: Russia Vetoes UN Resolution on Nuclear Weapons in Space Amid Growing Concerns
In a contentious move at the United Nations on Wednesday, Russia vetoed a resolution proposing to ban the use of nuclear weapons in outer space. This decision comes amidst worries backed by US intelligence that Moscow is in the process of developing a nuclear device capable of destroying satellites.
Russia’s ambassador to the United Nations, Vassily Nebenzia, criticized the UN draft as a “dirty spectacle” and a “cynical strategy” orchestrated by the resolution’s supporters, the United States and Japan.
In February, US President Joe Biden confirmed that the United States possesses intelligence indicating Russia’s development of an anti-satellite nuclear capability. Sources familiar with the inform
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Dubai Flood Reason, not cloud seeding is responsible for the devastating rain in Dubai, expert said, such a big storm is not in the power of humans – dubai heavy rain not causes by cloud seeding expert says real reason behind rain in uae
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Dubai: On April 16, unprecedented rains created havoc in the United Arab Emirates and its surrounding areas. In some parts of the Arabian Peninsula, as much rain fell in 24 hours that day as it usually rains in 18 months. The rain had spoiled the picture of Dubai, the smartest city of UAE. Water was visible everywhere in Dubai. The situation became such that flights had to be stopped at Dubai International Airport. The airport had become like a port. Many experts had blamed cloud seeding in UAE for this heavy rain. But Richard Washington, professor of climate science at Oxford University, does not believe so. He says that it is not within the power of humans to bring the kind of rain that has happened in Dubai. Being a meteorologist in the chat group, I looked at the sat
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Controversy surrounds Zita Anjani and Zara Kamil in latest social media posts – Criticisms and comparisons arise
Chairman of the National Mandate Party (PAN) DPP Zita Anjani. (Photo: PAN Media).
Public criticism does not seem to have caused Zita to tone down her online activities. At least until Thursday (25/4/2024), the comment column will be off limits. He still uploads Instagram Stories, showing his sporting activities.
In several comments, netizens compared her to Zara, the daughter of Ridwan Kamil, who was also criticized for sharing food wrappers from McDonald’s. “It is very sad to see that officers’ children are not aware of current affairs. His behavior certainly does not reflect the people,” said one user X, formerly of Twitter.
Before she packed food, the daughter of the former Governor of West Java had already been criticized for reading a book whose author was suspected of supporting gen
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the CTRI not motivated to reduce the number of generals in the army –
The special envoys of the Committee for the Transition and Restoration of Institutions (CTRI) to the Inclusive National Dialogue (DNI) would not be resistant to the idea of reducing the number of generals considered bloated in the ranks of the Gabonese armed forces, as would have proposed the vast majority of commissioners of the national sovereignty sub-committee, according to a source contacted by the editorial staff of Gabonactu.com
The civilians, members of this subcommittee, would h
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the CTRI not motivated to reduce the number of generals in the army –