MISSING MODEL IRMA SABANOVIC FOUND DROWNED

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A MISSING model who sparked a huge police search has been found drowned in the Chicago River, cops say. Gorgeous Irma Sabanovic, 25, who modelled under the name Ira Blackbird was found in her Ford Focus and although authorities have ruled out foul play in her death, they have yet to say whether it was suicide or an accidentCops have been searching for the troubled beauty for almost two weeks after she disappeared on her way to a night club on Goose Island. The model, who was originally from Bosnia had sent a friend a text message at 2am saying that she was lost. He car was found just two blocks from the club. Mike White, a Chicago-based photographer, first met Miss Sabanovic two years ago when she approached him about expanding her portfolio. He told the

VA. COP'S '84 SUICIDE REOPENED AS HOMICIDE PROBE

THE shots rang out in Gates County, North Carolina. It was March 1984. Three shots, then a fourth. For most of the past three decades, investigators believed the dead man lying face down in the creek had killed himself. He was Portsmouth, VA police officer Garland L. Joyner. Investigation revealed Joyner had killed imself over bad debts and had even pumped up his life insurance policies--tell tale signs of a suicide.
Resident Keith Mundie told the Virginian-Pilot: "The buttons from his shirt were laying on the bridge. His wallet, his cards, all of the paperwork from his wallet,

EVIL SUICIDE CHATROOM NURSE GETS SLAP ON WRIST

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LOWEST of the low William Melchert-Dinkel who entered into false suicide pacts and persuaded people he met online to kill themselves has been given a year behind bars by a Minnesota judge.
The twisted former nurse trawled online chats posing as a suicidal female and then promised at least 10 people that they would die together. As a result he believed at least five people killed themselves after he gave the detailed instructions on how to do it.   

SICK INTERNET SUICIDE NURSE MAY NOT GO TO JAIL

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AN evil nurse who trawled internet chat rooms and encouraged depressed people to kill themselves has been found guilty of aiding suicides but may see little or no jail time.    
William Melchert-Dinkel posed as a suicidal female nurse to win his victims' trust, then entered into false suicide pacts with them, offering detailed instructions on how they could take their own lives.   Prosecutor's said the 48-year-old was obsessed with suicide and hanging and sought out potential victims online.
Melchert-Dinkel, a former nurse from Fairbault, told police he did it for the "thrill of the chase."