A mystery woman whose DNA has been linked with half a dozen murders, is being
hunted by police in the German city of Heilbronn. The murders have earned the
woman the name "the woman without a face" as police have no other clues to go
on.
Police have no idea what the woman looks like or her age. Only traces of DNA
found at the murder scenes can link the mystery woman once she has been caught.
The first traces of DNA date to 1993 when a woman of 62 was found strangled at
her home.
Last year a police woman Michele Kiesewetter was murdered in cold blood. She
was found with a shot to the face, police believe Michele approached the
murderer, who then panicked and shot Michele. Police say they are closing in on
the mystery killer.
Hunger Strike Aboard 'Sea Shepherd' Monitoring Canadian Seal Hunt
The 'Sea Shepherd' and crew had been monitoring the Canadian annual seal hunt
when authorities boarded the vessel and arrested the captain and first officer
and some crew.
Two of the crew Merryn Redenbach and her partner Sky Christensen are staging
a hunger strike after being released while the rest of the crew are awaiting
processing.
The hunger strike is in protest of the arrest of Captain Alexander
Cornelissen and first officer Peter Hammarstedt who may face fines and possible
jail time.
Stephen King Slams Game Ban Plan
Author Stephen King has slammed plans to ban violent video games, stating the
ban would be "undemocratic". His statement comes in response to Massachusetts
banning the selling of violent videogames to minors and were stated in his
regular column.
King said: "A 17-year-old who can get in to see Hostel: Part II would be
forbidden by law from buying (or renting, one supposes) the violent but less
graphic Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas." He said he was not supporting violent
videogames.
Rather, King thinks the parents should step up and "have the guts" to ban
violent material in their homes. "Videogames, like movies, have a ratings
system, and ones with the big M or A on the box mean 'Not for you, baby
brother'."
Record BBQ In Uruguay
The Guinness Book or Records has confirmed that the world's biggest BBQ was
held in Uruguay to set a new world record. The army was called in to assist by
setting up the grill and firefighters lit six tonnes of charcoal.
12 metric tonnes of beef were cooked on the mile long grill by 1,250 people.
Spectators numbered in the thousands and they cried with joy when the record was
confirmed.
The BBQ was organized by National Meats Institute to promote the best beef
Uruguay has to offer. Uruguay is one of the top beef producers and this helped
to showcase the produce
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