1.
Coburn claims privilege on Ensign advice
Thursday, July 9
- Home
- Top News
- Entertainment
- Odd News
- Sports
- Business
- » UPI - Freedmans
- UPI - Business Management Daily
- » Small Business Advice
- » Management
- » Career
- » Human Resources
- » Tax Help
- Latest Business News Stories
- Banks set deadline for California's IOUs
- Canada's trade deficit up in May
- GM sells assets, vows focus on customers
- UPI NewsTrack Business
- Geithner pushes to regulate derivatives
- Science
- Health
- Analysis
- Media
- Features
Reno police seek serial rapist-killer
Published: Feb. 17, 2008 at 10:52 AM
Order reprints
Order reprints
RENO, Nev., Feb. 17 (UPI) -- Police in Reno, Nev., are asking for help to find the man who killed Brianna Denison, a University of Nevada student abducted almost a month ago.
The Reno (Nev.) Gazette-Journal reported Sunday that police have linked Denison's abduction to at least two other sexual assaults in the area.
"We're entering a phase of the investigation now that is going to continue to need the assistance (of the public)," said Reno Police Deputy Chief Jim Johns. "I want to re-encourage members of our community to focus on the suspect's description and on the suspect's vehicle description."
Denison, 18, disappeared from a friend's house near the Reno campus Jan. 20. Her body was found Friday in a field.
"Somewhere in our community there is a wife, a mom, a girlfriend, a sister who recognizes this suspect," Johns said.
© 2008 United Press International, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Photos of the Day
Week in Photos
News
Entertainment
Sports
Features
Archives
The First 100 days
Photos of the Year
Additional News Stories
- Panetta: Congress not told of CIA program
- Canadian plane crashes on landing approach
- Son of U.N. official kidnapped in Lebanon
- Expensive F-22 having maintenance woes
JERUSALEM, July 10 (UPI) --
Israeli and U.S. officials say they believe Iran has the technical capability to build a nuclear bomb within a year, a senior Israeli government official said.
- GM sells assets, vows focus on customers
- FDIC to assess Citigroup executives
- Sprint transfers management to Ericsson
- Economic Outlook: Huffing about homes
NEW YORK, July 10 (UPI) --
Crude oil prices dropped to nearly $59 per barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange Friday, as the economic recovery appears to have stalled.
- Jim Carrey to be a grandfather
- Cousin: Jacko viewing was open casket
- Foster to direct Gibson in 'Beaver'
- 'Moneyball' rolls again with Sorkin, Pitt
LOS ANGELES, July 10 (UPI) --
Raven-Symone's publicist says Internet reports claiming the U.S. singer-actress is pregnant or recently gave birth to a daughter are not true.
Most Popular
Stories
Photos
Videos
People
Related Top News
- New RSCVA board member is Harrah's Reno director
- Nevada Opera meets its fundraising goal
- Report gives Reno labor market mixed reviews
- Police find more than 80 cats in soiled Okla. home
- Reno museum hosts art and environment conference
- Judge to rule on motions in Reno murder case
- City of Reno issues layoff notices
Thursday, July 9
Wednesday, July 8
Tuesday, July 7
Pediatric stroke treatment costly
(11 min)
Mosquitoes on the rise in Michigan
(16 min)
iPod suspected in Sweden Saab fire
(18 min)
