Videoflash-Syrian women brave street march, NewYork Serial killer a Cop?

Syrian women brave the regime taking to streets

Syrian women ‘demand release of menfolk’
From: Euronews | Apr 13, 2011 | 10 views
Hundreds of women in Syria are said to have marched in protest at mass arrests of men in their town.

Reports from Jordan quote human rights activists as saying that security forces rounded up the men in Baida on Tuesday following anti-government demonstrations. Police are said to have gone into houses and arrested men under the age of 60.

The nearby town of Banias is said to have been sealed off.
“Syria is the Arab police state par excellence. But the regime still watches international reaction, and as soon as it senses that it has weakened, it turns more bloody,” said the lawyer, who did not want to be further identified.

NY Serial Killer Could Have Police Background

BY JENNY MECKLES

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Police continue to search for a possible serial killer who dumped bodies along a New York beach. And now, new evidence has law enforcement wondering — is the killer one of their own? First — to our original report of the story

Videoflash- Video journalist walks into radiation Zone at Fakushima

Unceasing woes of a nuclear calamity

Latest close-up shots of Fukushima, video of Japan tsunami hitting plant

RussiaToday | Apr 12, 2011 | 8,517 views

Japan has upgraded the severity rating at the paralyzed Fukushima nuclear plant to seven, a level only ever previously assigned to the Chernobyl disaster. Officials say it’s been raised, because high radiation has been recorded in the air, ocean and tap water. But Japan’s nuclear safety agency is still reluctant to compare the dangers to what happened at Chernobyl, saying the radiation leak is still smaller.

Radiation caught on tape: RT talks to Fukushima zone stalker

RussiaToday | Apr 11, 2011 | 33,934 views

A powerful aftershock has hit northeastern Japan, exactly a month after March’s devastating earthquake and tsunami killed over 13 thousand people. Meanwhile the government is extending the 20 kilometre evacuation zone around the Fukushima nuclear plant over risks of long-term radiation. Well video journalist Tetsuo Jimbo braved the area and went within 1 and a half kilometres of the facility to document the dangerous levels of radiation there.

Videoflash- Who did Minsk Metro bombing-KGB Trails

KGB on the trail of a non-slavic suspect

Rush Hour Terror: 12 dead, hundreds injured in Minsk metro carnage

RussiaToday | Apr 12, 2011 | 2,815 views

It started out as any other normal Monday in the Belarussian capital Minsk, but ended in carnage and horror. A terrorist bomb-blast ripped through the metro at the peak of the evening rush hour, killing 12 and injuring more than 200. Police say they’ve now compiled e-fits of two suspects believed to be involved in the attack.

Shock footage inside Minsk metro moments after bombing

From: RussiaToday | Apr 12, 2011 | 5,293 views

Several suspects have been detained in connection with the blast

Belarus KGB looking for a non-Slavic bomber
Euronews | Apr 12, 2011 | 3 views

The security services now claim to have identified a young man of non-Slavic appearance as a main suspect. – something which commuters found difficult to understand.

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