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Former San Diego Charger Paul Oliver Commits Suicide At 29

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In a disturbing trend for the NFL, Paul Oliver, a former defensive back for the University of Georgia and the San Diego Chargers, was found dead…

Former San Diego Charger Paul Oliver Commits Suicide At 29

Batman And Superman Movie: Find Out The Superhero Sequel’s Title

David S. Goyer, the film’s writer, revealed two potential titles at San Diego Comic-Con. By Kevin P. Sullivan

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‘X-Men’ At Comic-Con: Everything To Know About The Mind-Blowing Panel

Hugh Jackman sang about ‘slicing and dicing’ and director Bryan Singer tried to hold it all together as a huge gang of mutants appeared in Hall H. By Ryan J. Downey

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‘Divergent’ Stars Shailene Woodley and Theo James Could Probably Kick Your Ass

‘There’s a lot of fighting in the movie,” director Neil Burger told MTV News at San Diego Comic-Con. By Jean Bentley, with reporting by Josh Horowitz

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San Diego Comic-Con: Watch ‘Divergent,’ ‘Teen Wolf’ Kids Own Day One

MTV comes to you live from San Diego with seven hours of interviews and news. By MTV Staff

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People Ain’t Isht: Men Found Guilty Of Killing And Torturing A Marine And His Wife Are Sentenced To Death

Why did they have to murder and torture them? So cruel. Marines Sentenced To Death For Killing Marine And His Wife According to NBC San Diego Three former Marines found guilty by jurors of torturing and killing a fellow Marine and his wife in a 2008 execution-style slaying in Southern California were sentenced Thursday. Former Lance Cpl. Emrys John, 23, and former Lance Cpl. Tyron Miller, 25, were each sentenced to the death penalty. Former private Kevin Cox, 25, was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. Their sentences were read at the Hall of Justice in Riverside, Calif. The sentences are linked to the murders of newlyweds Marine Sgt. Jan Pietrzak and his wife Quiana Jenkins-Pietrzak. The couple was found gagged, tied and shot in the head in their Riverside County home in October 2008. Sgt. Pietrzak, a helicopter airframe mechanic at MCAS Miramar near San Diego, was found bloody and beaten. His wife’s body was discovered naked. Officials say she had been sexually assaulted. On June 5, two separate juries convicted Cox, John and Miller of murder. John was convicted of pulling the trigger. Miller was found guilty of murder and sexually assaulting Quiana Jenkins-Pietrzak. A fourth suspect, former Lance Cpl. Kesaun Sykes of Fallbrook, had his case severed and is awaiting trial. Sykes was known as “Psycho” by fellow Marines. He’s set to be tried sometime later this summer. Earlier this month, prosecutors said robbery was the motive for the crime. Jewelry, including the couple’s wedding rings, and Pietrzak’s dress uniform were found at the suspects’ homes, authorities said. Racial slurs were spray-painted in the house, and fires had been set in an apparent attempt to destroy evidence. All three men worked with Sgt. Pietrzak at one time while stationed at Camp Pendleton. “He was not the actual killer, he was not in my opinion a major participant obviously the jury disagreed with that assessment,” Cox’s attorney Ryan Markson said on June 5. At that time, Markson hoped jurors would consider Cox’s rank at the time of the murders when deliberating his punishment. “Because it was three armed Marines, two of whom outranked him and telling him we need to knock on these people’s door,” he said earlier this month. Pietrzak, 24, who was born in Poland and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y., joined the Marines in 2003 and served in Iraq from July 2005 to February 2006. Relatives of the victims said Quiana, 26, was from San Bernardino and a 2005 graduate of San Diego State University. The couple met in San Diego through a mutual friend who also attended SDSU. Jenkins-Pietrzak was studying to become a doctor. Pietrzak served in Iraq and returned to San Diego in 2006. Attorneys for all three defendants have already asked for a new trial. Good phuckin’ riddance. Those bastards deserve death…these young people had their whole lives ahead of them and these phuckers took someone’s child out of this world. We just hope before they die, someone tortures them.

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15 Hot Stars Who Hail From The Caribbean

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Jesus Take The Wheel: 22-Year-Old Bronx DJ Dies On Subway Tracks After Trying To Retrieve His iPhone

We can’t believe he would risk his life over an iPhone. SMH. Bronx Dj Dies Retrieving iPhone According to The NY Daily News A Bronx deejay who busted out beats under the name “Tech Trackz” died on a stretch of city subway tracks Saturday morning as he tried to retrieve an iPhone he had dropped, officials said. Police sources said Francisco Diego Jr., 22, was shocked and then hit by a No. 2 train at the Wakefield-241st St. station — the last stop on the line — just after 1 a.m. Sources said Diego told a token booth clerk he had dropped his smart phone on the tracks. After the train entered the station he managed to get between two train cars and jumped onto the tracks. He was electrocuted when he touched the third rail, sources said. Diego fell onto the tracks, where the train hit him as it rumbled out of the station to be serviced. Paramedics rushed the tragically injured Diego to Jacobi Medical Center, but he could not be saved. The always-smiling spin master had just worked a Memorial Day bash at Maximo’s Place, a Bronx nightclub where he often hosted dance parties, according to his Facebook page. His grief-stricken mother choked back tears as she declined to talk about her son. Heartbroken friends stood outside Diego’s Fox St. home, where a makeshift memorial had been erected. They were in disbelief that Tech Trackz would do something so risky for something so replaceable. “He’s not the type to jump into the subway to get it,” said friend Kevin Atterbury, 16. “He would just go get a new one. That’s why this is so shocking.” But family members said Diego had ventured onto the tracks in the past. “He’s done it before, which is why he tried to do it again,” said Diego’s sister Nandy, 19. “But this time it wasn’t successful. I feel like my heart has been ripped out.” “He said he was going to see me the next day,” said teary friend Jeannine Vargas, 19. “He was super friendly. He always had a smile on his face.” Prayers to his family.

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Justin Bieber or Diego Gomes

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Shady Bolitics: Former San Diego Mayor Admits To Gambling Away $2 Million In Brain Tumor Charity Funds

Ex Sand Diego Mayor Gambles Away $2 Million Charity Funds A widower and former San Diego mayor has admitted that dirty-dog allegations that she gambled away $2 million intended for her late husband’s charity fund are indeed true. via CBS News Former San Diego Mayor Maureen O’Connor acknowledged Thursday in federal court that she misappropriated $2 million from her late husband’s charitable foundation due to a gambling addiction in which she won more than $1 billion but lost even more over nearly a decade. O’Connor made the acknowledgement in an agreement with the government to defer prosecution for two years while she attempts to repay the debt. Before entering federal court Thursday, O’Connor defense attorney Gene Iredale said O’Connor suffered a brain tumor, during which time she gambled away nearly a billion dollars of her inheritance, CBS San Diego affiliate KFMB-TV reports. SMH. Image via Shutterstock

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