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Judge sets trial date for Jorge Barahona, accused in 10-year-old daughter’s killing (opens the original)
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The judge presiding over the case of Jorge Barahona, who is accused of murdering his 10-year-old daughter, set a trial date for March, more than 16 years after the killing, according to an order filed in court Monday. Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge Andrea Wolfson set Barahona’s trial for March 15. Barahona, 59, is charged with first-degree murder, attempted murder and a slew of child-abuse offenses in connection to the killing of Nubia Barahona. In the order, Wolfson said set aside eight weeks f
His mother vanished in Miami Beach. Decades later, he’s following her trail (opens the original)
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Adrian Hoffman wants to know what happened to his mother. More than 20 years ago, the young model vanished on South Beach, leaving behind a missing person’s report that was light on the details and a toddler son on the other side of the globe. This week, that grieving son flew 20 hours from New Zealand to Miami with his mother on his mind. He’s on a mission to uncover what happened to Alysha “Krsangi” Hanin, who mysteriously vanished in Miami Beach on Jan. 6, 2002. Hoffmann was last in Miami jus
OnlyFans model sentenced to prison for stabbing boyfriend in luxury Miami high-rise (opens the original)
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An OnlyFans model who stabbed her boyfriend to death inside a luxury Miami high-rise will serve about two years in prison, and she won’t be able to profit from the saga. Courtney Clenney — sandwiched between her attorneys and wearing an orange jail attire — on Monday pleaded guilty to manslaughter, a charge lesser than second-degree murder. Earlier this year, a civil suit filed against Clenney was settled. The 30-year-old woman was accused of killing her boyfriend Christian Obumseli, 27, on Apri
FWC explains why it gave case about alleged cutoff of diver’s air supply to sheriff’s office (opens the original)
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A man accused of turning off a diver’s oxygen supply after a dispute over a diving spot during lobster mini-season said the FWC “cleared him” minutes after the incident. But in a statement to the Miami Herald on Thursday, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said officers located the boat that Michael Simpson was on and notified the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office to investigate because the incident “stemmed from an altercation between divers and was not related to a boating acciden
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