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POW: Teen
daughter, two men charged with Murder in the 1st Degree; Details
of investigation released - Friday Alaska State Troopers
in cooperation with the Craig Police Department arrested two
additional suspects involved in the death of Lauri Waterman,
age 48, of Craig, Alaska. Jason Arrant, age 24, of Klawock and
Rachelle Waterman, age 16, of Craig were taken into custody after
follow up investigation revealed they were involved in a conspiracy
to commit murder in the first degree.
Alaska State Troopers had previously
arrested Brian James Radel, age 24, of Thorne Bay late Thursday
night and charged him with Murder in the First Degree.
Details of the investigation
released by the Alaska State Troopers revealed that Rachelle
Waterman approached Arrant and solicited him to kill her mother,
Lauri Waterman. Trooper Robert Claus who authored the latest
release stated that Arrant agreed to kill Lauri Waterman and
enlisted the aid of Brain Radel, age 24, of Thorne Bay. Trooper
Claus stated in a news release that between the solicitation
and the actual murder, Arrant, Radel and Waterman plotted several
murder scenarios and aborted one attempt to carry out a plan
in September 2004. - More...
Sunday - November 21, 2004 - 6:45 pm
Ketchikan: Teen
daughter, two others arrested in death of woman; Mother's body
found in van blaze last week on Prince of Wales Island -
The teenage daughter of a woman whose body was found in a burning
van on Prince of Wales Island has been charged with her mother's
murder, along with two men that she knew, according to authorities.
Juneau Empire - Sunday
- November 21, 2004
Alaska: State's
Bond Rating Outlook Improves; Moody's Change Means Better Prospects
for Lower Borrowing Costs - Moody's Investors Service has
changed its outlook on the State of Alaska's general obligation
bond credit rating from negative to stable, citing the state's
low debt burden, expanding economy and conservative financial
planning. - More...
Saturday - November 20, 2004
Alaska: Conference
seeks to kick-start shellfish farming; Raising oysters, clams,
a way to diversify coastal economy - All the information
you've ever needed to start a shellfish farm, but were afraid
to come out of your shell and ask. - More...
Saturday - November 20, 2004
Alaska: State
Retirement Board to Review New Tier Recommendations; Tier Project
undertaken to search for a long-term solution to rapidly rising
costs of PERS and TRS - Kevin Brooks, Deputy Commissioner
of the Department of Administration on Friday applauded the efforts
of Tier Sub-committee Board members and the employers, members,
and other parties who participated in the State Employee Tier
Review Project. - More...
Saturday - November 20, 2004
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