As a result, about 1,000 strangulation arrests are made every month, according to the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention.
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In 2005 Idaho enacted the first assault statute dedicated to strangulation and specified that no injuries are required to prove attempted strangulation.
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"Because there are three fractures in the hyoid bone, the thyroid cartilage that are very unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation — homicidal strangulation," Baden added.
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"Because there are three fractures in the hyoid bone, the thyroid cartilage that are very unusual for suicide and more indicative of strangulation — homicidal strangulation," Baden added.
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She showed obvious and deep strangulation marks around her neck.
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What about the quick strangulation of democracy using emergency powers?
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They had suffered stabbing and strangulation wounds, the release said.
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Evidence of "manual strangulation" also was found, Ardalani told CNN.
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Despite how strangulation may be portrayed on TV dramas, where victims immediately have telling dark marks around their throats, it often only leaves small physical signs, and many emergency rooms don't screen for strangulation.
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Blinston was arrested on charges of felony domestic battery by strangulation.
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Another might be: New Orleans, women, twenty to fifty, and strangulation.
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Little killed most of the women by strangulation, the FBI said.
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The medical examiner's office reportedly determined she died from asphyxia -- strangulation.
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" Rodts agreed that "classically with strangulation, you don't see broken bones.
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There were multiple causes of death, including blunt trauma and strangulation.
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He was eventually arrested for assault and battery, strangulation and kidnapping.
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Stewart died of strangulation, according to the city medical examiner, PIX11 reports.
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Stewart died of strangulation, according to the city medical examiner, PIX11 reports.
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Her death would eventually be ruled a homicide by asphyxiation, including strangulation.
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There were signs of strangulation and possible sexual assault, authorities said Wednesday.
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Her cause of death was ligature strangulation, according to the medical examiner.
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Both victims died from strangulation and blunt force trauma to the head.
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Charges include second-degree sexual assault, false imprisonment, and strangulation and suffocation.
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In fact, a window-covering strangulation death occurs about once a month.
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Nonfatal manual strangulation is a well-known precursor to intimate- partner homicide.
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Prosecutors said Wall died either by strangulation or having her throat cut.
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In December, the doctor reported that he believed Stacy died as a result of strangulation or suffocation and that her injuries were the result of "an assault, which included blunt force trauma, strangulation and suffocation," the affidavit states.
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He killed them using ligature strangulation, with a rope, often in his bedroom.
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He died via strangulation, catching his tie in a set of elevator doors.
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An autopsy report revealed King was killed by blunt force trauma and strangulation.
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In September, Barry was charged with second-degree strangulation, according to court records.
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She died of strangulation at the hospital hours later, on February 3, 2018.
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The preliminary cause of death was self-inflicted strangulation, according to the agency.
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Prosecutors say she died either by strangulation or by having her throat cut.
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She had drowned, and her body showed signs of strangulation and sexual assault.
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An autopsy revealed that McCauley died from ligature strangulation and blunt force trauma.
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"The way he gets sexual gratification is during the strangulation," Ms. Silverman said.
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A medical examiner ruled that Mr. Hernandez died from strangulation and chest compression.
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In addition to causing great pain and fear, strangulation sends a powerful message.
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George's cause of death was strangulation, the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office said.
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Among the punishments the Turpin children suffered were "frequent beatings and strangulation," Hestrin alleged.
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By process of elimination, the medical examiner determined the boy likely died from strangulation.
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When cops interviewed the girl they noticed marks on her neck, consistent with strangulation.
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A forensic examination determined she had died of asphyxia by strangulation, the AP said.
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Prosecutors said Hupperterz beat and strangled Burleigh, who died from strangulation and blunt trauma.
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Lopez Doriga reports Anton died of strangulation asphyxiation during a robbery of her home.
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"It actually suggests much more strongly that it was hanging versus strangulation," Gupta explained.
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Anton died of strangulation asphyxiation during a robbery of her home, according to police.
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Authorities said the bodies showed signs of strangulation and tape was found on their wrists.
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The official cause of death has been ruled to be "acute neck compression," or strangulation.
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"When we saw her body, she had strangulation marks on her neck," Shahida Khan said.
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"The cause of death was determined to be ... blunt trauma and strangulation," the agency said.
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Strangulation is a very personal way to kill someone, with a lot of physical contact.
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Ball plead not guilty to felony strangulation, battery and 2 counts of misdemeanor disorderly conduct.
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But it was too late for the intrepid Arricihion, who was already dead from strangulation.
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The prosecutors had said that Wall died either by strangulation or having her throat cut.
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He even, as a state lawmaker, sponsored a bill that made strangulation a felony crime.
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The death was listed in the report as a suicide by self-strangulation and hanging.
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Kate was arrested and booked for a felony domestic violence charge of battery by strangulation.
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Iranians are yet again caught between their government's mismanagement and financial strangulation by American sanctions.
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Opposition legislators and the legislature's staff liken the two-year ordeal to a prolonged strangulation.
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But increasing awareness of the danger of strangulation in the general population is equally important.
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On Patriot, he focused on the slow strangulation of working-class America and American institutions.
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Hill later pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation and received three years' probation.
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The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner&aposs Office ruled the death appeared to be homicide by strangulation.
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Even more shocking was the medical examiner's ruling that Bill's death was a homicide by strangulation.
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TMZ broke the story ... Raz B was busted early Wednesday morning for domestic assault by strangulation.
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The Wayne County coroner said Burleigh died from the combined effects of strangulation and blunt trauma.
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Residents who found Mutuyimana said he appeared to have died by strangulation, according to the party.
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Samuel Little is serving three life sentences in the strangulation deaths of three women in California.
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Bascone suffered a brain injury because of the strangulation, leaving her blind and needing lifetime care.
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Locklear faces single counts of felony murder, aggravated assault related to strangulation and concealing a death.
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In an ensuing investigation, an autopsy concluded that Drame, 40, died from strangulation, according to WTVD.
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The official post-mortem report revealed that she had injuries consistent with rape, torture and strangulation.
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Logan J. Melgar died in June, reportedly of strangulation, while on assignment in the African nation.
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He died shortly thereafter, perhaps because of the sedative, or his asthma, or because of strangulation.
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Mr. Hernandez, 24, died three days later of strangulation and chest compression, a medical examiner ruled.
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And the very act of strangulation forbids her to oppose him, in this respect and others.
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Police reported that doctors said she could have been killed by the strangulation, but she survived.
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THRUSH: But do describe the strangulation for me, as well as you have described the gunshot.
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A police report obtained by PEOPLE indicates the assault, which occurred near a parking lot, involved strangulation.
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"One seldom was able to do her a good turn without some thoughts of strangulation," he writes.
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"These structures, the larynx and the hyoid bone, are often fractured during homicidal manual strangulation," he wrote.
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That's especially a risk if things devolve into violent strangulation, aka squeezing or constricting of the neck.
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It also imposed tougher penalties for strangulation, which can lead to more serious violence such as death.
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So that he could choke on his aspirations, courtesy of Darth Vader and his magic strangulation trick.
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A military medical examiner has ruled that Sergeant Melgar's death was a "homicide by asphyxiation," or strangulation.
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Investigators ultimately enlisted an outside physician specializing in domestic violence strangulation cases to review the autopsy results.
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Nassau County authorities charged him on July 1 with strangulation, criminal mischief, criminal trespass and aggravated harassment.
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Acts of strangulation are highly harmful in their own right, especially when recurrent, as they often are.
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No wonder it is so difficult to persuade a victim of strangulation to testify against her abuser.
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According to the outlet, police noted that the teen allegedly had marks around her neck consistent with strangulation.
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Prosecutors allege Hupperterz beat and strangled Burleigh, who died from the combined effects of strangulation and blunt trauma.
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Ferrell died from strangulation, but the Associated Press reports her body also showed signs of blunt force trauma.
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The Wayne County coroner said Burleigh died from the combined effects of strangulation and blunt trauma, reports Philly.com.
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" Last week, Icahn criticized Hillary Clinton following the Democratic presidential nominee's speech for failing to address "strangulation regulations.
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Suicide by hanging or strangulation was found to be more common among black youth in both age groups.
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Autopsies showed they died of manual strangulation -- and had blunt force trauma and broken bones in their necks.
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He was arrested and charged with 2nd degree battery, false imprisonment and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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But after an autopsy report showed that Melgar had died from strangulation, the SEALs offered a different narrative.
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NFL Network reported on Tuesday that police were investigating a possible strangulation/suffocation as the cause of death.
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Brizzi maintained in court that Semple's death by strangulation was an accident, a bondage game gone too far.
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The only specific mention the larynx gets is noting that it was not broken, which would indicate strangulation.
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Cue the chokehold strangulation, with Elizabeth subduing a considerably larger man for the second week in a row.
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Making strangulation an offense in and of itself would, Edwards says, be an important step in protecting women.
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Jasmine Renee Campbell, 23, was charged with bias crime, attempted strangulation, harassment and criminal mischief for the Nov.
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The judge said this was not a case where the strangulation was driven by rage or was premeditated.
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The family's physician, who had observed the autopsy, adduced strangulation, possibly from an Eric Garner -type choke hold.
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Two days later they were found dead, dumped in an alley with stab wounds and signs of strangulation.
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But authorities said an autopsy revealed that blunt force trauma to the head and strangulation led to her death.
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"It's massive bureaucratic strangulation," said Nazanin Ash, vice president for public policy and advocacy at the International Rescue Committee.
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"When we saw her body, she had strangulation marks on her neck," Rafique's mother-in-law Shahida Bib said.
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An autopsy revealed that the cause of death was due to strangulation, the attorney general says in the statement.
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A military medical examiner reportedly ruled the cause of Melgar's death to be "a homicide by asphyxiation," or strangulation.
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This comes across clearly in Wangechi Mutu's mummiform statues and Robert Bittenbender's strangulation of wires, metal, and street trash.
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At least one death by strangulation was linked to the shades, and at least 23 other injuries were reported.
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In January 2015, as he awaited trial for murder in the strangulation of his wife, millionaire Peter Chadwick disappeared.
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According to the Hennepin County jail ... the B2K singer was arrested for domestic assault by strangulation early Wednesday morning.
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In the voice of the eight-year-old victim, there is recounted a ghastly torture scene, strangulation by garroting.
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In 2012 I was one of the first ADAs in the state to prosecute a felony strangulation at trial.
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The cause of death was strangulation, a Police Department spokeswoman, Officer Sophia Mason, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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The official post-mortem report revealed that she had sustained injuries that were consistent with rape, torture, and strangulation.
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As we reported ... he was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges.
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Two members of the Navy's elite SEAL Team 6 have been identified as "persons of interest" in his strangulation.
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A peanut allergy, for instance, can lead to inflammation in the windpipe, known as anaphylaxis, which can cause strangulation.
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The expert concluded that the victim died from a violent assault and strangulation, according to the arrest warrant affidavit.
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It claimed that a dose of a tranquilizer had killed the journalist — not strangulation, as officials had previously said.
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He was charged with felony domestic battery by strangulation and faces up to 5 years in prison if convicted.
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The prosecutor's office in Baja, California, said the other boys were found with stab wounds and signs of strangulation.
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"They are experiencing economic strangulation that would make any sort of normal country act out at some point, " he said.
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"Those three fractures are extremely unusual in suicidal hangings and could occur much more commonly in homicidal strangulation," he said.
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An autopsy confirms that her scarf was tied so tightly that strangulation occurred before she died from multiple stab wounds.
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Watson is charged with second-degree strangulation, third-degree assault, first-degree unlawful restraint, and disorderly conduct, police said Wednesday.
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She targets the tomboys who refuse to conform to their gendered roles, painting their nails and defanging them before strangulation.
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Barahona died from strangulation and Miguel of asphyxia, according to Julie Bolcer of the New York chief medical examiner's office.
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A medical examiner ruled that he died of lack of oxygen to the brain caused by strangulation and chest compression.
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Other insults include global warming, plastic rubbish (which kills marine mammals by strangulation or ingestion of debris) and acid rain.
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Jabari was arrested for assault and battery, strangulation and kidnapping ... and later pled not guilty to the charges in court.
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Autopsy reports released Monday say that the children's cause of death was "asphyxia due to probable strangulation," according to CBS17.
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De La Rosa died of "self-inflicted strangulation" according to the statement, which notes that his death will be investigated.
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As we reported ... War Machine was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges.
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Ashdeep died of strangulation, and her death has been ruled a homicide, a spokeswoman for the city medical examiner said.
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The U.N. report said detainees were tortured with Taser guns, barbed wire, beatings with fists and tubes and attempted strangulation.
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This type of fracture is associated with both suicidal hanging and strangulation, according to a medical expert the Post cited.
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The apparent cause of death was self-inflicted strangulation, the agency said Thursday, adding that the case is under investigation.
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Boston Celtics guard Jabari Bird entered a not guilty plea on Thursday to charges of domestic assault, strangulation and kidnapping.
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"The cause of death is ligature strangulation, and the manner of death, homicide," the medical examiner, Dr. Barbara Sampson, said.
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The 18-year-old victim was discovered with fatal strangulation injuries near a landfill in Saskatoon, Canada in March 2015.
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Detainees have been shocked with Tasers and tortured with barbed wire and attempted strangulation, the United Nations rights office said.
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If the goal is to prevent a repeat in Iraq of Hezbollah's slow strangulation of Lebanon, the time is now.
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On the other hand, any misdeeds could be punished with beatings, servitude, exile or death by strangulation, decapitation or slicing.
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The theory flies in the face of autopsy findings, which concluded JonBenet died from "asphyxia strangulation" associated with head trauma.
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This sort of break can happen when a person hangs themselves or dies by strangulation, forensics experts told the Post.
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Two thirds of the cases We Can't Consent to This studied involved strangulation, the group's founder, Fiona Mackenzie, told CNN.
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"I have a lot experience taking samples from dead bodies getting good results after strangulation," Eikelenbloom wrote to the court.
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How could he be ignorant of what strangulation does to the human body, and what it communicates to the victim?
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According to ICE, the preliminary cause of death appears to be self-inflicted strangulation, although the case remains under investigation.
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The conversation turned to forensic matters—did you know that a missing hyoid bone is a sure sign of strangulation?
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The New York Times first reported on Melgar's death, citing unnamed military officials saying his death was caused by strangulation.
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What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.
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The cause of death was "ligature strangulation," and it has been deemed a homicide, according to the Montgomery County Coroner's Office.
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An autopsy has since revealed she died from blunt force trauma to the head and neck with indications of manual strangulation.
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Forty-four percent of these are caused by sudden infant death, with 25% accidental strangulation or suffocation and the rest unknown.
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The 31-year-old rapper has been charged with second degree battery, false imprisonment, and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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This is why urologists often get calls from ER doctors about penile strangulation in the middle of the night, Brahmbhatt says.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the singer was arrested Monday in Atlanta on a felony charge of aggravated assault by strangulation.
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This type of fracture is associated with both suicidal hanging and homicidal strangulation, the Post cited a medical expert as saying.
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Onfroy was arrested and charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering.
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Police allege that Garrett killed Gonzalez "with a poisonous substance and/or by strangulation," according to FOX 5 in Las Vegas.
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"It is an all-encompassing, applied economic suppression and strangulation that is causing everyone here to feel it," Mr. McGoldrick said.
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No one has been charged in Sergeant Melgar's death, which a military medical examiner ruled "a homicide by asphyxiation," or strangulation.
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There were at least eight recalls before mid-2157 linking inclined sleep products to concerns about strangulation, suffocation, falls and entrapment.
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But strangulation is a particularly dangerous type of abuse: It's hard to detect, and it's a major risk factor for homicide.
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DeDolph allegedly told a witness that he "choked [him] out," referring to Melgar, whose death was ruled a "homicide by strangulation."
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Hernandez died from anoxic encephalopathy caused by strangulation by chest compression, according to an autopsy report obtained by CNN affiliate KPRC.
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It certainly did not work out well for Pope Stephen VI, who was eventually arrested and condemned to death by strangulation.
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The group said babies could roll or turn into an unsafe position and suffer suffocation or strangulation when unable to move.
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War Machine was found guilty though of coercion, dissuading a witness, battery by strangulation, kidnapping ... and multiple counts of sexual assault.
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The violence allegedly inflicted included beatings, starvation and strangulation, and the kids were allowed to shower only once a year, Hestrin said.
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A medical examiner determined that she died of strangulation, and Desiree Figueroa told detectives she helped her mother kill her, police said.
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A medical examiner determined that she died of strangulation, and Desiree Figueroa told detectives she helped her mother kill her, police said.
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Before his death, XXXTentacion had been facing charges of domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, and aggravated battery of a pregnant woman.
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"In strangulation, while you can break the hyoid bone, it is less likely to actually break bones in the neck," Gupta said.
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Cuban called out Icahn, who supports Donald Trump, saying Icahn still invests in companies despite the "strangulation regulations" supported by Hillary Clinton.
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Jeffrey Epstein reportedly had multiple fractures in his neck bones, something that is more common in death by strangulation than by hanging.
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Men shoot themselves and women tend to take poison, although there has been a rise in suffocation and strangulation among both genders.
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" Julie Bolcer, a spokeswoman for the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, said the cause of Ms. Aduba's death was "ligature strangulation.
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Authorities were investigating Rene's death as a possible strangulation or suffocation, according to police sources cited by NFL Network reporter Mike Garafolo.
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They are dangerous because strangulation can happen quickly and quietly in areas normally thought to be safe, like bedrooms or living rooms.
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As a result, Onfroy was charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering.
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The subtleties of the physical signs make it more challenging for experts like Laughon to link them to strangulation in the courtroom.
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An emergency room physician who had more information on the physical evidence of strangulation might be able to better identify a case.
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A medical examiner ruled that he had died because of lack of oxygen to the brain caused by strangulation and chest compression.
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Strangling is a risk factor for other violence Symptoms of strangulation can include a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, bruising, fainting or unconsciousness.
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STEIN: [Laughs] You know, I mean, to me one is death by gunshot wound and the other one is death by strangulation.
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After momentarily struggling with the Pomeranian's fur, Mathis was able to get the leash off of the dog, saving it from strangulation.
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The bill would make strangulation into unconsciousness a violent felony and choking without causing unconsciousness or physical injury a lower-level felony.
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The prosecutor's office has said the child died from "homicidal violence" that could have been caused by drowning, strangulation or blunt neck trauma.
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Forty-four percent of these are caused by sudden infant death, with 25% accidental strangulation or suffocation in bed and the rest unknown.
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Alec Cook, 20, has been charged with 11 counts of sexual assault and two counts each of strangulation and suffocation and false imprisonment.
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In March, the Buncombe County District Attorney's Office charged him with felony assault by strangulation, misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury, and communicating threats.
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The Kalamazoo police initially reported Mujey as a possible runaway, but the authorities later labeled the death a homicide by suffocation and strangulation.
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The cause of her death is yet to be determined, but the prosecutors said she died by strangulation or cutting of her throat.
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After the exhumation, a New York City medical examiner determined that she showed signs of strangulation and reclassified her death as a homicide.
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Prior to his death, XXXTentacion had been facing charges of domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, and aggravated battery of a pregnant woman.
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Hoffman has been charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, strangulation and suffocation, felony intimidation of a victim and burglary, according to online court records.
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" He also shed light on the markings found on Fernandez including "strangulation marks around his neck … bite marks, and bruises head-to-toe.
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Prior to his death, he faced charges in Miami of aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment.
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The very first episode, for example, includes overdosing, rape, strangulation during sex, and "a zillion other triggers you could point out," she says.
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The affidavit also stated that Natasha had injuries to her neck consistent with strangulation as well as bruising to her arms and face.
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About one in four suicides in 275 involved suffocation, which includes hanging and strangulation, compared with fewer than one in five in 238.8.
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Schneiderman's news release promoting the bill highlighted how strangulation is one of the most common, and fatal, forms of abuse among domestic partners.
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Although more babies are sleeping on the back, the rate of accidental suffocation and strangulation infant deaths has quadrupled since the mid-1990s.
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And while the slow strangulation of real fixed-line broadband competition is great news for Comcast, it's decidedly less stellar news for you.
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The report's authors identify common markers of homicidal intentions, including threats of suicide, threats to kill, isolation of the victim, and strangulation assaults.
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Strangulation was ruled the cause of death, and Mr. Lewis told an investigator that Ms. Vetrano had died by drowning in a puddle.
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Judicial records showed Mr. Drayton was charged with felony strangulation and sentenced effectively to three years in jail and three years on probation.
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The cause of death "appears to be self-inflicted strangulation" and the case is currently under investigation, ICE said in a news release.
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He was initially accused of strangulation and battery, but maintained that he had only ever been verbally abusive, and his charges were dismissed.
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A month after her disappearance in January of 1999, Lee's body was found partially buried in Leakin Park, the cause of death manual strangulation.
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A study out of Columbia University showed that suicide by strangulation rose by 32 percent, compared to about 3 percent for other methods used.
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The DNA expert was also quoted in the motion saying he believed that samples can still be obtained "after strangulation," according to Denver 7.
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In Chris' telling, Shan'ann had apparently acted out of revenge: He said he witnessed the strangulation right after telling Shan'ann he wanted to separate.
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He was charged with strangulation and criminal mischief but was released from custody on July 5 by a Nassau County judge against prosecutor's objections.
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Twenty years later, authorities still don't know who the dead boy is — no name, no known family and no suspects in his apparent strangulation.
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He&aposs awaiting extradition from New York to Wayne County, where he faces a murder charge for the 2003 strangulation and an assault charge.
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According to The Washington Post, both Dion and Malisa Steven were were charged with strangulation, aggravated assault, unlawful restraint, child endangerment and reckless endangerment.
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Each would have been slaughtered in gruesome ways, such as electrocution, strangulation, hanging and even being beaten to death, according to the Humane Society.
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The 75-year-old did not die by strangulation, coroner Beau Clark told CNN, saying without elaboration that her nose and mouth were blocked.
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That's why it's so fitting that the first three seasons of the show are all set during vital moments in American capitalism's slow strangulation.
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She had a shattered skull and injuries to her neck that forensic witnesses for the state testified were consistent with strangulation, the records showed.
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As we reported ... Webbie was arrested in Baton Rouge and charged with second degree battery, false imprisonment, and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies.
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As strangulation was becoming recognized as an important factor to assess a victim's safety it was also a frustrating and difficult offense to prosecute.
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No cause of death has been indicated by authorities, although an NFL Network report on Tuesday said police were investigating a possible strangulation/suffocation.
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Over the course of four hours, he assaulted her at least a dozen times, including numerous acts of strangulation, prosecutors said at his arraignment.
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When she was 4, Iranzo was the sole witness to the fatal beating and strangulation of her pregnant mother, Anni, in her Oslo home.
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She hopes to achieve more clarity on the physical symptoms that most strongly indicate strangulation by including at least 10,000 cases of domestic violence.
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Although it is clear to him and the 13 other witnesses that Solibo died of word-strangulation, this explanation hardly satisfies the local constabulary.
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Eric Greitens in Missouri, have been accused of abusing women using practices that members of the B.D.S.M. community also use — like strangulation and bondage.
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Based on the accounts of the woman, prosecutors could weigh a number of charges, including assault, harassment, forcible touching and strangulation, legal experts said.
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The bodies were found at various houses, many of them abandoned, and strangulation was ruled as the cause of death in all of them.
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In 2010, as a state senator from Manhattan, he introduced a bill to make intentional strangulation to the point of unconsciousness a violent felony.
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This is so even when the violence leaves no external bruises, scratches or abrasions — as is the case in about half of strangulation cases.
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James Lamb, 53, was charged Tuesday with attempted murder, two counts of bias crime, assault, burglary, strangulation, menacing and criminal mischief, NBC News reports.
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Police said in a statement that 'doctors advised detectives that the severity of the strangulation the victim suffered could have resulted in her death.
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At the time of his death, XXXTentacion, né Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, was facing 15 felony charges, including witness tampering and domestic battery by strangulation.
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Escobar is charged with kidnapping, aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, battery by strangulation, sexual assault, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and obstructing justice.
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Even more shocking was the medical examiner's ruling that it was a homicide by strangulation, and in February, Alexander was charged with his dad's murder.
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The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office confirms to PEOPLE that Ochoa-Lopez's death was a homicide, and that the cause of death was ligature strangulation.
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PEOPLE confirms Jonathan Harris, 31, was convicted Thursday of first-degree murder, kidnapping, possession of an instrument of a crime and strangulation in the Aug.
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She has also been charged with strangulation, causing another person to ingest a controlled substance and first-degree criminal mistreatment, according to online jail records.
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At the time of his death, the musician, née Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, was facing 15 felony charges, including witness tampering and domestic battery by strangulation.
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However, CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta said in August that multiple neck fractures means the cause is less likely to be strangulation alone.
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"When you have an offense that involves a knife, or a hard object, or strangulation, that's very personal," former Houston homicide detective Brian Harris said.
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Specifically, he says the hyoid bone (in the Adam's apple area) and 2 bones next to his thyroid cartilage were broken ... fractures common in strangulation.
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Harris was convicted in May of first-degree murder, kidnapping, possession of an instrument of a crime and strangulation in the Ardmore, Pennsylvania, model's slaying.
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"Choking is very common, and ironically when he wrote strangulation into the law we started being able to pay attention to it," Raghavan told me.
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He faces 173 felony counts, including second- and third-degree sexual assault, strangulation and false imprisonment, and one misdemeanor count of fourth-degree sexual assault.
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And yet, in her latest film out August 12, Florence Foster Jenkins, there she is as the titular lead, singing like a nightingale mid-strangulation.
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Although his first murder was reportedly performed by beating and manual strangulation, he most often used a ligature he had prepared solely for that purpose.
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Police eventually charged Cook with 23 counts including sexual assault, stalking, and strangulation, and UW-Madison put him on emergency suspension, and later expelled him.
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While Tronnes maintains Cooper-Tronnes died from the fall, an autopsy revealed that blunt-force trauma to the head and strangulation led to her death.
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SIDS account for 0003,600 of those while 1,200 are due to unknown causes and 900 were due to accidental suffocation and strangulation while in bed.
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FLORIDA BEACHGOER WHO TOOK QUEEN CONCH SHELLS SENTENCED TO 15 DAYS IN JAIL: REPORT "An autopsy determined Scarr died of strangulation," The Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Diaz -- who was also at the home when cops arrived -- was taken into custody and booked for battery domestic violence and domestic violence by strangulation.
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But prosecutors say that accidental death by strangulation during sex is rare, and that it would have taken "sustained effort and strength" to kill Millane.
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He referred to the strangulation mark on Ms. Borchardt's neck as "a hickey" and said she had been "flirting" with the men in the car.
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So far, no one has been charged in Sergeant Melgar's death, which a military medical examiner last year ruled "a homicide by asphyxiation," or strangulation.
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In 1903, to cite one famous example, an Asian elephant, Topsy, was publicly executed by a combination of poison, electrocution and strangulation on Coney Island.
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When used to refer to the deliberate form of abuse that is strangulation, "choking" is very much a misnomer — and a dangerous one: It minimizes.
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On Thursday, a judge issued a warrant for Hickman's arrest on one count each of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats.
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Chastain, who is the chief stewardess on the series' charter yacht, was charged with battery by strangulation domestic violence after being arrested by Melbourne Beach officers.
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Femicides, defined in the report as killings of women by their intimate partners, is carried out by "the most cruel means", included stabbing, strangulation and suffocation.
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The Massachusetts-based World Against Toys Causing Harm released this week its annual list of toys it says could present choking, strangulation, eye and other hazards.
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Figueroa and her daughter, Desiree Figueroa, who police say helped in the strangulation, were charged with first-degree murder and battery of a child last week.
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Shomper was charged with rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault, burglary, criminal trespass, simple assault, terroristic threats, strangulation and harassment.
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Sullivan was arrested on Saturday after allegedly telling several staffers at Abington Hospital-Jefferson Health in Abington that he was responsible for the teen's strangulation murder.
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Castro says there is no evidence linking the death with the May 9 strangulation death of a 26-year-old transgender woman in her Dallas apartment.
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On Tuesday, three days after the posts, police arrested him on charges of domestic battery by strangulation and second-degree murder, according to the arrest report.
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Danueal Drayton, 27, was arrested in North Hollywood, California, last week in connection to the July 17 strangulation of 29-year-old N.Y.C. nurse Samantha Stewart.
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DALLAS – A 24-year-old man stopped while driving in southeastern Texas has been charged with murder in the strangulation death of a Dallas transgender woman.
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The autopsy report said Hernandez's death was a homicide and that he died from anoxic encephalopathy caused by strangulation by chest compression, reported CNN affiliate KPRC.
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He was charged with 2nd degree battery, false imprisonment and domestic abuse by strangulation ... all felonies -- and photos of the girlfriend's alleged injuries were pretty rough.
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"To me one is death by gunshot wound and the other one is death by strangulation," Stein said in an interview for Politico's "Off Message" podcast.
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Such breaks can occur when someone hangs themselves, forensics experts told the Post, but they are more often associated with homicide victims who died by strangulation.
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Mr. Onfroy was arrested the next morning and ultimately charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment and witness tampering.
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The suspect had been charged with strangulation, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and simple assault as a result of a domestic matter several weeks ago, Bower added.
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At the time of his death, XXXTentacion was facing criminal charges: aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, false imprisonment, domestic battery by strangulation and witness tampering.
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The Orange County Coroner's Office ruled Robert's cause of death as being consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and Sharon's death was a result of strangulation.
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The doctor who performed her autopsy later characterized her rape and strangulation as "the worst case of sexual trauma" she had ever seen, according to court documents.
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The medical examiner ultimately ruled the girl's cause of death was homicide by strangulation and said it would have taken several minutes for her to be killed.
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"Necropsy findings suggest blunt trauma to the head, and also support the victim's description of strangulation based on petechial hemorrhages to larynx and trachea," the report said.
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On Thursday, Hickman officially resigned, and a judge issued a warrant for his arrest on counts of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury, and communicating threats.
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A doctor who performed the autopsy characterized the toddler's alleged rape and strangulation as "the worst case of sexual trauma" she has ever encountered, court records state.
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The arrest affidavit shows that in October, authorities asked a nationally-recognized doctor who specializes in domestic violence-related strangulation and suffocation injuries to review Stacy's injuries.
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In addition, those who were incarcerated were more likely to die by hanging, strangulation or suffocation and less likely to die by firearms than those not incarcerated.
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The death was ruled a homicide due to "ligature strangulation," which suggests the killer used rope or a similar device as the weapon, according to the Inquirer.
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It could have been any number of things that prevented sufficient oxygen from reaching the brain, Wecht said, including strangulation, suffocation, medication or a botched suicide attempt.
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Individually, Schneiderman's alleged efforts to exert control over women's physical appearance, his attempted strangulation, threats to kill, his drug use and alcohol abuse would be lethality factors.
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As the possibility of strangulation gained traction on Thursday, other medical experts moved to shut down the theory that the broken bones was evidence of foul play.
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A mega-rich pharmaceutical company founder and his wife died of strangulation, and their demise is being investigated as a possible homicide, police in Canada have said.
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The way Epstein's hyoid, a U-shaped bone in the front and middle of the neck, broke is more indicative of strangulation than hanging in most cases.
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Between 2011 and February 2018, he was arrested and found guilty on a number of different charges, according to court records, including strangulation in the second-degree.
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The officer, Christopher W. Hickman, 31, was charged on Thursday with assault by strangulation, a felony, and assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats, which are misdemeanors.
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The body had been there for about a year and showed signs of torture and strangulation, Mr. Duterte said, citing information from the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait.
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As we reported ... War was found guilty of sexual assault, coercion, battery by strangulation, kidnapping and several other charges after attacking his ex, porn star Christy Mack.
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"They use incomplete data with incomplete information to try and draw a conclusion about the cause of death and to suggest it was a strangulation," Gupta said.
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In 2010, while he was still a state senator from Manhattan, he introduced a bill to make intentional strangulation to the point of unconsciousness a violent felony.
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Mr. Schneiderman could face a felony charge for some of his behavior, depending on how severe the assaults were and if they involved strangulation, legal experts said.
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ICE didn't provide many details on Hernandez's death: The agency said he appeared to have died of "self-inflicted strangulation," and his case is currently being investigated.
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Mr. Swearingen was convicted of the 1998 rape and strangulation of Melissa Trotter, a 19-year-old first-year student at a community college north of Houston.
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The man has been charged with several crimes, including rape, assault, strangulation, deprivation of liberty and drug offenses, "that would have been quite traumatic," Inspector Hart said.
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Trump's strangulation of broad parts of the ACA does not stem from his decision to prioritize what he views as other, more important sections of the law.
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" According to an institute for violence prevention, "Strangulation is an ultimate form of power and control, where the batterer can demonstrate control over the victim's next breath.
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At the time of his death, he was fighting charges that included aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment, and witness tampering.
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On "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday, Baden specifically noted that Epstein had broken several bones in his neck, which he said was more consistent with strangulation than with hanging.
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He is being investigated in the Los Angeles case, Stewart's murder, and the rape and strangulation of a woman he'd met on Tinder earlier this month in Brooklyn.
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Jimenez said the man in the video was Woodroffe and that an autopsy of his body showed he died by strangulation after receiving several blows across his body.
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Clarke: The hazards are strangulation or suffocation, bloodborne pathogens – tiny living things in the blood that cause diseases like hepatitis B and C – and exposure to bodily fluids.
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Something interferes instead—either the galaxy's cold gas reserves are blocked (a process known as "strangulation"), or those supplies are ejected from the galaxy by some awesome force.
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In 2014, the BBFC created a list of "content that is not acceptable" in porn, which included a wide range of sex acts, from strangulation to female ejaculation.
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In 2008, a study conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins and the University of Virginia found that nonfatal strangulation was an important risk factor for homicide of women.
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He now faces charges of felony assault by strangulation, misdemeanor assault inflicting serious injury and misdemeanor communicating threats for the August 2017 confrontation, according to The Washington Post.
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Autopsies perfomed on the couple found "the cause of death for both deceased was ligature neck compression," or strangulation with an object such as a rope, police said.
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"He said he had heard of a guy who had asked his girlfriend to have rough sex with him, strangulation and asphyxiation," she said, according to the BBC.
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But government overspending on social programs and American-orchestrated economic strangulation led to food scarcity and hyperinflation, leaving Chile bitterly divided between left-wing and right-wing camps.
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Undoing the chest clip or crotch buckle and loosening the shoulder straps can also increase a child's risk for a number of serious conditions, including strangulation and asphyxiation.
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It can continue its slow strangulation of Funai, or it can enforce its own laws and reclaim its stature as guardian of its rich cultural and biological diversity.
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The cause of death had been ruled as strangulation, but Mr. Lewis told an investigator on the night he confessed that Ms. Vetrano had drowned in a puddle.
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Non-fatal strangulation by an intimate partner is considered an important "risk factor" for the homicide of women, indicating a greater likelihood that they will eventually be killed.
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Hickman was taken into custody on March 8 and charged with one count each of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats, the city said.
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In 2016, the findings of an independent autopsy on Gilbert were found to be "consistent with homicidal strangulation," according to a report released her family's attorney, John Ray.
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Julian gets in a few jabs, including a close call via strangulation, but it's of course Villanelle who emerges victorious when she stabs a knitting needle into his neck.
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"The Larimer County Coroner identified the woman as Kimberlee Graves and determined that her death was a homicide caused by blunt force trauma and manual strangulation," the statement reads.
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During Tuesday's preliminary hearing in the case, Judge Nancy T. Carniak upheld those charges and allowed prosecutors to add a fourth charge alleging assault by strangulation, according to WDIV.
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The 21-year-old plead guilty to three counts of third degree sexual assault, one count of strangulation, and one count of stalking, according to reporters in the courtroom.
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Before he was fatally shot in June, rapper XXXtentacion was facing charges that included aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, false imprisonment, domestic battery by strangulation, and witness tampering.
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As we reported ... War Machine was found guilty of sexual assault, battery by strangulation, coercion, kidnapping and several other charges after viciously attacking his ex, porn star, Christy Mack.
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The Orange County Coroner's Office describes the death of Robert as being consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, and the death of Sharon was a result of strangulation.
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In my practice, we had a young child wrap a seatbelt strap so tightly around his neck that it had to be cut off with scissors to prevent strangulation.
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I asked why other experts, like the ones I spoke with who said the evidence in its totality was more consistent with suicidal hanging than strangulation, were not quoted.
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The suspect, Darryl Williams, 25, was arrested on Saturday on charges including attempted rape and strangulation after officials posted images of him on social media, according to the police.
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While rates of death in the SIDS category have leveled off since 1999, rates of infant death from causes like accidental suffocation or strangulation are rising, they point out.
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He pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the 1986 strangulation death of Jennifer Levin in Central Park after they had had sex behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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If the allegations are proven true, he could face a host of criminal charges, including assault, harassment, forcible touching, strangulation and related offenses, former prosecutors and legal experts said.
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But he had been charged with the strangulation murder of his cellmate, Damion Soward, and on Tuesday, a judge ruled there was enough evidence to move forward with the trial.
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New York City police are investigating the strangulation death of a nurse who was found naked with her teeth knocked out — and her family believes they know who is responsible.
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The Jefferson County Sheriff&aposs Office told news outlets Monday that 27-year-old James William Parsons is charged with escape as well as domestic violence by strangulation and sodomy.
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Laura Rideout and son Colin Rideout were convicted of second-degree murder by a Monroe County jury on Tuesday for the strangulation of Craig Rideout, a court official tells PEOPLE.
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However, the agency warned that the jewelry should not be used for either of these purposes because of the health risks, which include choking, strangulation, and injuries to the mouth.
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The agency noted that strangulation can occur if the teething necklace is worn around the infant's neck and becomes wrapped too tightly or catches on something, such as a crib.
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" The big picture: Baden's claim, which directly contradicts the official ruling surrounding Epstein's death, argues that Epstein's injuries were "unusual for suicidal hangings and more consistent with ligature homicidal strangulation.
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Both Laura, 46, and Colin, 24, were convicted of second-degree murder by a Monroe County, New York, jury in July for the Craig's death by strangulation, PEOPLE previously reported.
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Kyle Parker, 22, has been charged with murder, kidnapping, rape, child molesting, aggravated battery, strangulation, obstruction of justice, failure to report a dead body and unlawful disposition of a body.
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Texas said in its filing that Acker was duly convicted and a jury rightly concluded George's death was due to strangulation, blunt-force injury, or a combination of the two.
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Unless adults are playing a game with a safe word as a way out, it's been shown that strangulation is a predictor for homicide especially in case of domestic violence.
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In that case, I had a New York medical examiner testify that the victim's breathlessness and significantly deeper voice on her 911 call was consistent with the symptoms of strangulation.
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During this date he calmly discussed a man who had been jailed for manslaughter after accidentally killing his girlfriend by strangulation, the woman testified, according to the BBC and MailOnline.
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My last day on set was actually the strangulation scene with Peter Dinklage, and I was rather sad that my time on "Game of Thrones" had come to its end.
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The Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention runs sessions for medical professionals, and institute head Gael Strack says that for many, this is the first time they've been given this information.
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But what Gupta found most interesting was that, in its totality, the autopsy results presented in WaPo's story actually were more consistent with a suicidal hanging than a strangulation. Why?
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden said in WaPo's piece.
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"It was clear from the outset that the kind of strangulation that was being applied to Iran made it impossible for any Iranian leader to give in," Mr. Sick said.
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An autopsy determined that Broussard died by strangulation and her place of death was listed as the trunk of a vehicle, according to the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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Police in Chicago have announced that a person of interest is in custody in connection with the strangulation death of a University of Illinois at Chicago student over the weekend.
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Figueroa and her daughter, Desiree Figueroa -- who police say helped in the strangulation -- were arrested this week after investigators found the teen's body in a trash can in Figueroa's yard Tuesday.
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Harsh physical punishment including beatings and strangulation was meted out for transgressions such as washing their hands above the wrists, which the parents considered playing with water, according to the prosecutor.
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" The comments come after Dr. Michael Baden, a former NYC medical examiner, claimed on "Fox & Friends" on Wednesday morning that findings in Epstein's autopsy were "more consistent with ligature homicidal strangulation.
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On Thursday, a prosecutor characterized the abuse the married couple allegedly inflicted on their children over a period of at least seven years as torture that included beatings, starvation and strangulation.
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Thompson's official cause of death was ruled as strangulation, but he also had a stab wound to an arm and blunt force trauma to the back of his head, police said.
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The mug shot was taken at Clark County Detention Center near Las Vegas after the UFC star was arrested for felony domestic battery by strangulation -- as well as misdemeanor domestic battery.
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The bone can be broken during suicide by hanging, but is more commonly associated with strangulation, although medical experts and the coroner who oversaw Epstein's autopsy say he died by suicide.
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The causes of postneonatal deaths tend to be sudden unexpected infant death (SUID), which includes sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), unknown cause, and accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed, she said.
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It's possible those injuries could've been sustained from hanging — especially in older people, the Post noted — but experts told the paper the injuries were more common among people killed by strangulation.
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D&D was also attacked after a few murders, like the 1984 strangulation of a Missouri teenager, Mary C. Towey, by two young men, Ronald G. Adcox and Darren Lee Molitor.
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It's also harder to see some of the physical signs of strangulation on darker skin, particularly without a proper light source—and Black women experience particularly high rates of domestic violence.
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"The new term SUID encompasses deaths previously labeled as SIDS but also includes other sleep-related infant deaths, including accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed," she told Reuters Health by email.
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He appeared to have died by strangulation, according to Human Rights Watch, which said there has been an "increase in suspicious deaths and disappearances" of FDU-Inkingi members in recent months.
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He had been charged with strangulation, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and simple assault as a result of a domestic matter several weeks ago, said Bower, who did not identify the man.
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Grimmer still, there was an over 30 percent increase from expected suicides caused by strangulation—the method that Williams died by— compared to a three percent increase of suicides by other methods.
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Moore, who died in 2007, was found through DNA evidence to be the killer of a young woman named Annelise Hyang Suk Lee in December 1999 by blunt force trauma and strangulation.
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The Jones Act or la ley de cabotaje regulating all imported goods to arrive through US ports on US ships, reveals now more than ever the economic strangulation suffered by a colony.
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If it's just a guy with his hands on your neck, not putting any kind of pressure and you're just doing this wiggling death rattle, it looks like a normal movie strangulation.
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In protest at the strangulation of democracy, the European Union has threatened to cancel tariff-free access to the European market for Cambodian goods under a concessionary regime called "Everything But Arms".
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Ray McCann knew he had no connection to the 2007 strangulation murder of 11-year-old Jodi Parrack in the small village of Constantin, Michigan, where he was a reserve police officer.
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In addition to strangulation and choking, the FDA says other concerns may include potential injury to the mouth, or infection if a piece of the jewelry irritates or pierces the child's gums.
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They'll role-play together, stretching out a strangulation fantasy for minutes rather than the seconds it'd take to choke someone out in real life, then playing with the "dead" partner's limp body.
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A man was found dead, allegedly by strangulation, in a hot tub in 2015 after a group of coworkers reportedly gathered at the suspect's home to watch an Arkansas Razorbacks football game.
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I was able to catch the ladder just in time to avoid being one of the thousands of people who wind up in emergency rooms with embedded ornaments or garland strangulation injuries.
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In August 2015, eight months after his arrest, Hill entered a guilty plea to domestic assault and battery by strangulation for allegedly punching and choking Espinal, who was pregnant at the time.
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No one has been charged in Sergeant Melgar's death, which a military medical examiner ruled to be "a homicide by asphyxiation," or strangulation, said three military officials briefed on the autopsy results.
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" Arden noted that such a fracture "is not a definitive finding that by itself determines that a death was a homicide, or by itself distinguishes a homicidal strangulation from a suicidal hanging.
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"I cannot fathom that someone who drafted the legislation on strangulation is unfamiliar with such concepts," Jennifer Friedman, an expert on intimate-partner violence, said of Mr. Schneiderman in The New Yorker.
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A rape kit showed bruises on her neck, breasts, arms, legs, and pelvis, evidence of strangulation, bite marks on her neck and chin, and secretions on her neck and in her vagina.
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The authorities had long said that they viewed Ms. Perez's death as suspicious, and on Monday they announced that New York City's medical examiner had ruled it a homicide caused by strangulation.
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"They're so tired they're bringing babies into bed with them or putting them into swings," Karp said, speaking to the gradual increase in infant deaths caused by suffocation and strangulation in sleep.
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Approximately 3,500 infants die annually in the United States from sleep-related deaths, including sudden infant death syndrome, accidental suffocation and accidental strangulation in bed, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Charges in that case included aggravated battery on a pregnant victim, domestic battery by strangulation and false imprisonment, and prosecutors suspected he had tried to get the victim to stop cooperating with authorities.
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Clarke is charged with aggravated rape, rape, indecent assault and battery, strangulation, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon "for an incident on the evening of July 26, 2017," the statement alleges.
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If the allegations against Schneiderman create a public dialogue that speaks up about strangulation, coercive control and patterns of abuse, we can do more to name these behaviors as violent, victimizing and abusive.
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Mr. Schneiderman made women's rights a centerpiece of his agenda, going back to his time as a New York state senator, when he introduced legislation that made life-threatening strangulation a violent felony.
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When strangulation happens in the context of a larger assault, those specific signs often aren't pulled out of an overall report, and they're easy for people who haven't been specifically trained to miss.
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Given that the victims of strangulation are typically (though not exclusively) women, and the perpetrators are almost exclusively male, this has long been an issue of central concern to women's legal rights advocates.
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Iran has, according to the US and UK, already demonstrated its ability to mine supertankers sailing through the choke point -- a complete strangulation of the world's most important oil seaway would be relatively straightforward.
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As shown in 30 seconds of incredible surveillance footage, which he posted to his Facebook and YouTube page, Duke was able to free the dog, named Boo Boo, from its leash and prevent strangulation.
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We broke the story ... the B2K singer was arrested for domestic assault by strangulation but claimed the 2 had an argument that turned physical when she attacked him, and he was simply defending himself.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)A Kenyan election official who was found murdered earlier this week died from manual strangulation and had incision marks on his right forearm, Kenya's chief government pathologist told CNN on Thursday.
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Jeremy Samuel Faust, an emergency physician at Brigham and Women's Hospital, also noted in Slate that, while the rate of hyoid bone breakage is higher in strangulation, it can still happen during suicidal hanging.
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He was later accused of the strangulation murder of 227-year-old Christine Lewis in 22000, but a jury deadlocked, and prosecutors decided not to retry him after his death sentence for Reese's murder.
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The researchers found that women who experienced nonfatal strangulation by an intimate partner were six times more likely to be the victim of an attempted murder and seven times more likely to be killed.
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In 2014, Little was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole for the beating and strangulation murders of Carol Alford, 41, Audrey Nelson, 35, and 46-year-old Guadalupe Apodaca.
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The move to 10 percent is part of a "progressive strangulation of the livestock industry" in rural areas, said Ron Davidson, spokesman for Canadian Meat Council, whose members include Cargill Ltd and JBS Canada.
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A source with close connections to the Saudi royal palace told CNN that Saudis concluded that Khashoggi's cause of death was a chokehold or strangulation, but officials provided no evidence to support the conclusion.
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"I hear probably more about the strangulation of regulations on business and their growth and their development than probably anything else," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, said at a recent forum.
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Excerpts from a deposition in the case, and a recent investigative article in Miami New Times, included disturbing allegations that he had badly beaten his former girlfriend, including extended attacks of punching and strangulation.
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When former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman fought to pass laws that made strangulation a crime for the first time in the state, he paved the way for his own potential criminal charges.
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By the time Lloyd and his daughter were caught discussing how to handle police questions, they were already caught up in the investigation of Michele's August 2017 strangulation in her home in Corning, New York.
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Speaking to The New York Times about his heartbreak following his 19-year-old daughter Sarah Stern's alleged strangulation death, Michael Stern said he had a hard time believing he'd never see his daughter again.
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Those in Washington who argue for a more aggressive U.S. policy toward the Kremlin believe that diplomatic pressure and economic strangulation alone will be enough of an incentive to persuade Putin to change his behavior.
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READ: The Epstein scandal is giving QAnon everything Pizzagate couldn't The severe neck injuries were part of the reason people speculated that 66-year-old Epstein was murdered by strangulation, rather than died by suicide.
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Advocates for victims of domestic violence quickly expressed indignation over the Chapman decision because strangulation and access to firearms are primary predictors of future lethal violence, according to risk-assessment screening used by police officers.
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On Saturday morning, an 8-year-old Connecticut girl who had regained consciousness after a strangulation attempt by her mother discovered her mom's dead body in another room in the home, Fairfield police tell PEOPLE.
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REPORT: TWO NAVY SEALS EYED IN STRANGULATION OF GREEN BERET IN MALI In late August, another guided-missile destroyer, USS John S. McCain, collided with a merchant vessel, this time an oil tanker near Singapore.
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Then in 2014, Little was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole for the beating and strangulation murders of Carol Alford, 41, Audrey Nelson, 35, and 46-year-old Guadalupe Apodaca.
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In 2014, Little was sentenced to three consecutive terms of life in prison without parole for the vicious beating and strangulation murders of Carol Alford, 41, Audrey Nelson, 35, and 46-year-old Guadalupe Apodaca.
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Countess says the BF has felt insecure anytime she moves up in her career, and she's endured a decade of physical, verbal and emotional abuse from him -- including alleged slapping, beating, strangulation and sexual assault.
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The head of a prosecutor group in the region Woodroffe was killed in, Ricardo Palma Jimenez, told Reuters that he died by strangulation, was beaten, and his body was found a kilometer from Arévalo's home.
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In another case in which the accused was convicted of second-degree murder, the court said the cause of death, manual strangulation, was something a reasonable person would expect to create risk of bodily harm.
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Online court records show Drayton was released without bail on July 5 in connection to a case in Nassau County, New York, where he was charged with aggravated harassment and strangulation in the second-degree.
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Many victims don't report domestic violence, and many victims don't realize how dangerous strangulation can be—and how important it is to seek care and be monitored for signs of brain injury or stroke afterwards.
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The charges against Stewart Weldon include three counts of first-degree murder, eight counts of strangulation, nine counts of aggravated rape, two counts of rape, five counts of aggravated kidnapping and four counts of kidnapping.
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Jasmine Renee Campbell, 23, of Portland faces several charges, including two counts of bias crime in the second degree and one count of attempted strangulation, the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office said in a statement.
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He died at the Baker County Detention Center in Macclenny, Florida, and officials said that the preliminary cause of death appeared to be "self-inflicted strangulation," although the case remains under investigation, according to ICE.
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Other charges include second-degree attempted murder, two counts of bias crime in the first degree, one count of second-degree assault, one count of second-degree burglary, and one count of strangulation, prosecutors said.
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Friend connected to the case An autopsy determined that Broussard died by strangulation and her place of death was listed as the trunk of a vehicle, according to the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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A source with close connections to the Saudi royal palace told CNN that, in the Saudis' determination, Khashoggi's cause of death was a chokehold or strangulation, but officials provided no evidence to support the conclusion.
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A source with close connections to the Saudi Royal Palace told CNN that, in the Saudis' determination, Khashoggi's cause of death was a chokehold or strangulation, but officials provided no evidence to support the conclusion.
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The alleged offenses -- which also included two counts of deprivation of liberty and four counts of strangulation -- took place from February 3 to March 5 in various locations across the Australian state of Queensland, police said.
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The North Carolina Office of the Chief Medical Examiner said in its report that 59-year-old William Bishop died from oxygen deprivation to the brain due to strangulation and noted ligature marks on his neck.
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Police responded to his home for a welfare check where he was found dead in the basement of his home from strangulation, said Portage Police Chief Nicholas Armold during a Wednesday press conference, according to WWMT.
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As part of the his deal, Parker's additional charges of rape, child molesting, strangulation, aggravated battery, obstruction of justice, failure to report a dead body and unlawful disposition of a body were dismissed, court documents confirm.
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Neither were nearly all of James' other brushes with the law beginning in the late '80s — none of the strangulation or attempted sexual assault accusations that prosecutors would later highlight as evidence of dangerous, repetitive behavior.
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In 2010, as a state senator in New York, he spearheaded a bill to make intentional strangulation and suffocation into unconsciousness a violent felony, garnering praise and support from domestic violence victims and law enforcement agencies.
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The U.S. military is reportedly investigating the possible involvement of two SEAL Team 6 commandos in the strangulation death of an Army Green Beret while on a secret assignment in Mali, The New York Times report.
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An Illinois woman who survived an alleged March hammer attack, strangulation, rape and arson attempt on her house by her fiancé's brother is "going through hell" as she fights to reclaim her health, her mother says.
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The UFC superstar is in custody at the Clark County Detention Center and he's been charged with felony domestic battery by strangulation as well as misdemeanor domestic battery ... according to MMAJunkie, which first reported the arrest.
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" The American Academy of Pediatrics announced last year that approximately 3,500 infants "die annually in the United States from sleep-related deaths, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS); ill-defined deaths; and accidental suffocation and strangulation.
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Efrain De La Rosa died Tuesday at an area hospital near the Stewart Detention Facility in Lumpkin, Ga., after he was found unresponsive in his cell as a result of a strangulation, according to the statement.
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An effective and lethal strangulation can happen so quickly that the tissue around the victim's neck does not retain visible marks, bruises or visible swelling, yet the loss of oxygen can produce a traumatic brain injury.
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For the abuser who employs strangulation as one of their methods (as Schneiderman is alleged to) the chance of their act being lethal is five times more likely than abusers who use other forms of abuse.
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In August, 1986, two private-school graduates—Jennifer Levin, who was eighteen, and Robert Chambers, Jr., a year older—were having sex in Central Park in the middle of the night when she died of strangulation.
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The man charged in the strangulation murder of 22-year-old New York nursing student Haley Anderson has been convicted in his home country of Nicaragua, and now faces between 25 and 30 years in prison.
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden, who was not involved with the autopsy, told The Post.
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But the autopsy report, details of which were shown to me by the Siddiqui family, also found evidence of petechial hemorrhaging, which can be caused by anything from heavy coughing to vomiting or asphyxiation and strangulation.
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She said: When former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman fought to pass laws that made strangulation a crime for the first time in the state, he paved the way for his own potential criminal charges.
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Rather than killing with the flourish and flare she's used to, her murder of Greg Richardson is just a simple strangulation, pulling his tie through a set of closing elevator doors and holding tight as he rises.
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The doctor who performed the autopsy on murder victim Shaylyn Ammerman's remains characterized the toddler's alleged rape and strangulation as "the worst case of sexual trauma" she has ever encountered, according to court records obtained by PEOPLE.
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Dr. Froloff told the court on Monday that he wasn't able to determine whether LaFontaine-Greywind died of blood loss or strangulation from the rope that was tied around her neck, according to local TV station WDAY.
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Alcala, a former photographer and typesetter for the Los Angeles Times, was previously convicted of the strangulation murder of a 12-year-old ballet student in Huntington Beach, California, as well as four Los Angeles-area women.
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Even as the musician made his way into the mainstream, Onfroy, who was previously incarcerated for a separate offense, faced charges in Miami of aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment.
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However, his attorney Larry T. McMillan shared a court filing showing Bretz is charged only with domestic battery by strangulation and a court official tells PEOPLE that is because prosecutors chose only to pursue that one charge.
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We broke the story ... Osiris was arrested last week in Atlanta on a felony charge of aggravated assault by strangulation after his GF told cops he choked her and bit her face at his September bday bash.
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Symptoms of an injury from nonfatal strangulation, like petechiae that present on the skin or eyeballs, a change in voice, difficulty breathing, internal swelling and difficulty swallowing can be proven but require training and resources to detect.
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The 2008 researchers also found that experiencing a nonfatal strangulation by an intimate partner made a woman six times more likely to be the victim of an attempted murder and seven times more likely to be killed.
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As a case study of misogyny, Manne considers strangulation—almost always performed by men on female intimate partners—which she describes as "a demonstration of authority and domination," a form of torture that often leaves no marks.
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Sydney's well documented Government-imposed scene strangulation has certainly had an effect, but music and the underground are an ever-flowing stream, and a boulder being dropped in the current merely creates a rapid next to it.
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"The symbolism is that the U.S. strategy of economic strangulation will fail because Cuba can turn elsewhere for support - just as it did during the Cold War," said William LeoGrande, a professor of government at American University.
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In the book Mr. Louis describes how for the next few hours he suffered all manner of human violence, including rape, a gun held to his head and near strangulation, before finally managing to flee his assailant.
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For a time, the Trump team's counter-proliferation policy — its "maximum pressure" campaign of economic strangulation by way of sanctions — seemed to pose a much more serious threat to Pyongyang's nuclear quest than did previous American administrations.
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The company said there have been no complaints other than the one from W.A.T.C.H. Although not marketed as a crib or playpen toy, Janod's Pull Along Dog could pose a strangulation hazard if left in the wrong place.
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Alayna was found in a swamp, with her beloved pink Princess Elsa blanket nearby, the statement says, which adds that an autopsy indicates her cause of death was strangulation with evidence of blunt force trauma to the head.
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This was less than a year after he was released from jail and placed on house arrest while awaiting trial on charges of aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, and witness tampering.
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Myhre, who is being held on $1 million bail, has yet to enter pleas to the charges against him, which include counts for aggravated assault, strangulation, unlawful restraint, conspiracy, reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child.
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As the review board did not bring the charges until July, the only way the proceeding can yield a guilty verdict is if Pantaleo committed a crime -- either third-degree assault or second-degree strangulation, the association said.
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A Senegalese man has been charged with aggravated murder in the death of Ashley Olsen, an American artist found with a fractured skull and evidence of strangulation in her apartment in Florence, Italy, last weekend, according to reports.
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It'll be a slow and gradual strangulation, but Google looks well positioned to choke out Samsung's lead in the US and supplant it as the chief competitor to the iPhone, if it's able to execute its plan correctly.
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That's led some to fear he has simply entered a dormant stage, not unlike the "BTK killer," Dennis Rader, a Kansas-based menace who killed at least ten people during the 70s, 80s, and 240s, mostly by strangulation.
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But her ruling means that prosecutors need to prove that Officer Pantaleo's actions rose to the crimes of assault and strangulation in order to avoid the state's prohibition on bringing misconduct charges more than 18 months after occurrence.
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The Correctional Association of New York conducted a monitoring visit to Great Meadow Correctional Facility in Comstock, N.Y., in late March in response to a letter we received describing the beating and strangulation death of John McMillan, 67.
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The first English Bible's translator, John Wycliffe, was disinterred and his bones were burned for the heresy of translating into English, and his successor, William Tyndale, was excommunicated, sentenced to death by strangulation and burned at the stake.
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Fractured hyoid occurs in both suicides and homicides, experts say While a break in the hyoid bone is common in victims of homicide by strangulation, Epstein's autopsy also showed signs of other neck fractures, the Washington Post reported.
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The resurgence of the Eastern coyote, for example, reminded her of "a sunflower that has penetrated a cement sidewalk," she once wrote, adding that "the event suggests that man's strangulation grip on nature may not yet be fatal."
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Even though it's one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence, strangling has gotten overlooked by some state policies because it does not always produce visible signs of assault, according to the Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention.
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CNN reported Friday that Christopher Hickman, 31, resigned in January after being removed from patrol duty last August over the incident and will now face preliminary charges of assault by strangulation, assault inflicting serious injury and communicating threats.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - A man condemned to death for the strangulation murder of his ex-girlfriend in 20073 was executed by the state of Georgia on Wednesday, after spurning any additional efforts for an appeal or 11th-hour reprieve.
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"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Jonathan L. Arden, president of the National Association of Medical Examiners, told the paper.
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The state has characterized that surveillance video as the most critical piece of evidence linking Oral Nicholas Hillary to the strangulation of the boy, 12-year-old Garrett Phillips, in his mother's apartment in nearby Potsdam in October 2011.
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But even these players' biggest supporters are crying out for someone to make a sustained assault on their utter strangulation of the men's game, something that only Andy Murray and Stan Wawrinka have managed in the last 15 years.
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" The spokesperson said that the story cited a study which "produced conflicting results about the likelihood of hyoid break in a suicide," stressing though that the "experts we spoke to said that this break is more common in strangulation.
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In February, Mr. Cook pleaded guilty to five of those crimes — three counts of third-degree sexual assault, one count of strangulation and one count of stalking, collectively involving five different women — as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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Faced with the slow strangulation of their rights and protections, some lawyers concluded that in an unjust system, extralegal methods — open letters, microblogs, protests and public advocacy — were the only way to uphold the true principles of the law.
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Evan Krutoy, a former Manhattan prosecutor who now focuses on internal sexual harassment investigations for companies, said the allegations reported by the magazine do not appear to amount to more than misdemeanor conduct and strangulation in the second degree.
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"For Cuba, the symbolism is that the U.S. strategy of economic strangulation will fail because Cuba can turn elsewhere for support - just as it did during the Cold War," said William LeoGrande, a professor of government at American University.
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James R. Clarke, a 44-year-old IRS criminal investigations officer, was indicted by a Suffolk County grand jury in March on charges of aggravated rape, rape, indecent assault and battery, strangulation, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
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"But most pointedly, Wilds — the only individual to have confessed to being complicit in the events surrounding the victim's death by strangulation — has an ominous history of being charged for incidents of rage and violence against women," the defense wrote.
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Just hours after Sabrina Stauffenberg waited in vain for the bus, her body was found dumped behind a vinegar plant in the small town of Olney, and a 53-year-old man is behind bars charged with her rape and strangulation.
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In a tweet ahead of the four-part series' broadcast finale, which aired Sunday, Syed's attorney said that long-ignored DNA evidence in the case does not tie Syed, who is serving life in prison, to the strangulation murder of Lee.
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Dr. Michael Baden, a renowned forensic pathologist hired by Epstein's brother, said this week that the injuries found in Epstein's neck were "extremely unusual in suicidal hangings" and are more consistent with the injuries found in a homicide by strangulation.
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Police in the Dominican Republic have arrested six men in connection with the strangulation death last week of a 63-year-old Michigan woman who'd moved to the island nation 15 years ago to work as a Montessori school teacher.
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Ingabire leads the FDU-Inkingi party, an unregistered coalition of opposition parties against President Paul Kagame, who has been in power since 2000 In a statement, the party said residents who found him said Mutuyimana appeared to have died by strangulation.
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Intimate-partner violence experts who have campaigned for specific felony statutes against strangulation (rather than it being simple assault, typically a misdemeanor, as it remains in some states) emphasize both its dangers, and its frequently concealed, and hence insidious, nature.
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It's dangerous enough in groups, but when children play alone, without others present to interrupt the asphyxiation, they face an increased risk of loss of consciousness and inability to stop strangulation when a noose, belt or other ligature is being used.
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Segregation of mentally ill inmates — an issue that gained prominence in Canada with the case of Ashley Smith, a teenager who died by self inflicted strangulation while under suicide watch in a penitentiary — was cause for concern in Sapers report.
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Eight hours later on December 26, she was found dead with signs of head injuries and strangulation, in the basement of her home in Boulder, CO. For obvious reasons, her parents were the initial suspects, until DNA evidence exonerated them in 2003.
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Court records claim Parker – who has been charged with rape, murder, child molesting, kidnapping, strangulation, aggravated battery, obstruction of justice, failure to report a dead body and unlawful disposition of a body – was invited to Shaylyn's father's home the night she vanished.
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The family also asked a forensic pathologist to conduct an independent autopsy on Shannan's remains, which found that her death was consistent with homicidal strangulation because a small bone in her throat was missing, possibly indicating it was fractured when she was murdered.
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According to court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Charles Irwin Jackson, 8833, was charged Friday with attempted murder, assault, rape, contributing to the sexual delinquency of a minor, unlawful use of a weapon, felon in possession of a firearm, menacing, coercion and strangulation.
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A recurring source of vitriol for the rapper, and an easy target for his rabid fanbase, was his ex-girlfriend, Geneva Ayala, who filed multiple charges against the rapper (including aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, and witness tampering).
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Five years later, Schneiderman, then a New York state senator representing the Upper West Side of Manhattan, introduced a bill in the state Senate that would eventually become New York Penal Law 121.11, which made "Criminal Obstruction of Breathing and Strangulation" prosecutable crimes.
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In fact, they're so common on taboo hubs like Dead and Sexy, KinkBomb, and Nicheclips that you can sort them by kill type—strangulation and shooting are popular—and by whether the scenes feature just the death or also rape or incest.
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The case of the woman, identified as Farah, became a cause celebre in Italy following the recent strangulation death in Pakistan of Sana Cheema, an Italian of Pakistani origin who police suspect was killed by her family because she refused an arranged marriage.
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He claims that could have been caused by strangulation, but without access to Gilbert's soft tissue, which according to Baden's findings was boiled away soon after the initial autopsy, he was unable to make a definitive determination of her cause of death.
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The show essentially boils down to a display of sculptures and prints — both capturing a world of post-human decay, where the entropic mess kept in check by human busyness (think of imminent strangulation by dust or vegetation) is allowed unfettered reign.
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The officer, Christopher Hickman, who is shown in the video beating and Tasering the man, Johnnie Jermaine Rush, was charged Thursday with assault by strangulation, a felony, and assault inflicting serious injury, a misdemeanor, said Todd Williams, the district attorney of Buncombe County.
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The police in Palm Beach County arrested Robert Hayes, 37, at his home in West Palm Beach on Sunday and charged him with the strangulation of Rachel Bey, 32, whose body was found near a highway in West Palm Beach in March 2016.
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According to the Miami-Dade County state attorney's office, the recording was made by an acquaintance of Onfroy's sometime around his October 2016 arrest for charges including aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, and witness tampering.
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As Ryan Britt wrote for the New York Times on instances of waterboarding, strangulation, and graphic murder in Captain America: Civil War and Star Wars: The Force Awakens — two movies I liked very much — violence is often used as a substitute for actual storytelling.
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Officials found an eight-foot black rope, handcuffs, both a Swiss Army knife and a knife with a six-inch blade, an M-180 firework, a laptop, an empty water gun and a garrote — a wire-like device used for strangulation, the official says.
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POTSDAM, N.Y. — A long-simmering murder case in northern New York connected to the strangulation of a 12-year-old boy is shaping up as an important legal test of a cutting-edge method of teasing DNA evidence out of microscopic amounts of biological matter.
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Mr. Dowdell had been scheduled to appear in Judge Shimshock's court for a preliminary hearing on Wednesday on charges including strangulation, aggravated assault and terroristic threats in connection with a domestic dispute that occurred a few weeks ago, court documents and law enforcement officials said.
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At the same time, the rapper faced potentially career-hobbling criminal charges — including aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, false imprisonment, domestic battery by strangulation and witness tampering — that made him one of the most contentious figures in music at the time of his death.
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At work, he was a champion of women's rights, investigating potential charges against Harvey Weinstein, appearing at events supporting reproductive freedom, and even writing a bill specifically to punish the same kind of strangulation he is said to have forced on some of his partners.
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But the attacks still seem a harbinger of further mayhem, especially at a time when the slow strangulation of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, means that more young Westerners drawn to its cause are left to plot havoc at home.
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In Washington DC, Mayor Muriel Bowser proposed a bill to the DC Council in December that would make strangulation that doesn't end in death a felony offense, with increased penalties if the victim was seriously injured or if the perpetrator was subject to supervised release.
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But that role paled in comparison to the person Fisher was offscreen: a fearless advocate for mental health, someone with a supernatural ability to make us smile, a gifted writer brimming with honesty and wit, and someone who wanted to be known for dying via underwear strangulation.
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Ultimately, in the case of the female jogger, Galloway was caught and pleaded guilty in November 2017 to kidnapping, criminal sexual conduct-assault with intent to commit sexual penetration, and assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder by strangulation, The Detroit News reports.
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But on Friday, The New York Times reports, Vann pleaded guilty to the strangulation deaths of Afrikka Hardy, 19, of Hammond, and Anith Jones, 35, of Merrillville, and five Gary women: Teaira Batey, 28; Tracy Martin, 41; Kristine Williams, 36; Sonya Billingsley, 53; and Tanya Gatlin, 27.
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In June of the same year, ketamine was reclassified by the Home Office from a Class C to a Class B drug, meaning steeper sentences for those caught smuggling the drug into the UK. The strangulation of supply became evident in the government's drug seizure statistics.
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XXXTentacion has the number-one album in the country, according to Billboard 21 Album chart, and he's currently facing charges in Miami of aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, and false imprisonment, along with multiple counts of witness-tampering (he denies all of the charges).
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On Tuesday, police found Christopher Lockhart, 47, dead from strangulation in the basement of the Portage, Michigan, home he once shared with his wife, Theresa Lockhart, 44, a high school Spanish teacher who was reported missing in May, said Police Chief Nicholas Armold during a Wednesday press conference.
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Biancavilla's statement this week on the investigation came after Bittrolff was sentenced to at least 50 years in prison after his July conviction on two counts of second-degree murder for the 1990's beating and strangulation deaths of Colleen McNamee and Rita Tangredi, two prostitutes in Long Island.
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On Tuesday, the Southern Poverty Law Center shed some light on the circumstances behind Heimbach's arrest this week for alleged battery, intimidation, strangulation, and domestic battery committed in the physical presence of a child, all in the southern Indiana trailer park where the Heimbach and Parrott families both apparently lived.
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Franklin, who was arrested in 2010 and has pleaded not guilty, stands charged with the shooting deaths of seven women between August 1985 and September 1988, and the strangulation deaths of a 15-year-old girl and two other women when the killings resumed between March 2002 and January 2007.
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Laughon is in the initial stages of a project to more clearly establish what strangulation looks like, with the goal of helping people working in emergency rooms know what types of physical evidence to look for, and to give expert witnesses stronger credibility when testifying about that evidence in court.
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It acknowledges this debt in a number of ways, not least of all by using the word "retire" to describe the park's decision to lobotomize a cyborg prostitute who fights back when she is assaulted, despite programming that requires her to submit to rape, strangulation, gunshot wounds and temporary death.
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The information the system gathers provides the raw data that epidemiologists use to study everything from food-safety policy to patterns of domestic violence — like the 22022 study published in The Journal of Emergency Medicine showing that nonfatal strangulation by an intimate partner was a major indicator of future homicide.
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However, when asked to come up with a list of "all the physical ways a person could cause someone's disappearance through murder," Chris allegedly responded with a long list of options — although when investigators specifically mentioned strangulation, which he eventually admitted he was guilty of, Chris did not directly comment on the method.
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A 2008 study conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Virginia found that experiencing a non-fatal strangulation by an intimate partner made a woman six times more likely to be the victim of an attempted murder and seven times more likely to be the victim of homicide.
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The risks included the presence of a blanket, which poses a strangulation or suffocation hazard; parents who sleep next to their babies, creating the potential of rolling onto them; and instances of entrapment in which an infant becomes wedged between couch cushions or between an ill-fitting crib mattress and a crib frame.
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" At the time, the UK had recently banned a long list of hardcore sex acts from porn produced in the country, including "spanking, caning, whipping, penetration by an object 'associated with violence,' physical or verbal abuse (consensual or not), urination in sexual contexts, female ejaculation, strangulation, facesitting and fisting (if all knuckles are inserted).
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Instead, President Nicolás Maduro appeared to greet his rival, Juan Guaidó, with the same policy of slow strangulation that has drained the opposition of much of its momentum over the past year, cracking down on his movement enough to wear down its members, but without going so far as to spur the world to action.
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The defendant told the court that the couple regularly practiced strangulation during sexual intercourse, and claimed that his wife could only climax when he throttled her -- his comments were initially disregarded by the district court as degrading to the victim, but the High Court later ruled that they formed an admissible part of his defense.
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In addition to toy weapons and other playthings that could encourage children to launch projectiles at or crash into one another, the list includes a large stuffed elephant that the group warns could inadvertently suffocate an infant if left in a crib and a toy puppy with a 31-inch (79 cm) leash that could pose a strangulation hazard.
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Some other theories floated on Reddit include alternate suspects for the murder: Roy Davis, who was convicted in 2002 via DNA evidence of the 1998 strangulation death of Jada Denita Lambert, 18, who also went to Woodlawn High School; Jay Wilds, who listeners well know; Lee's new boyfriend Don, whose timecard alibi at Lenscrafters is suspect, since his mom was the manager.
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Senior administration officials, like Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Pompeo expresses concern over North Korea missile tests Pompeo acknowledges 'places where ISIS is more powerful today' MORE, are saying all the right things and acknowledging that the United States cannot rely on economic strangulation and political pressure alone.
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Speaking to reporters in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, a spokesman for the public prosecutor said the order to kill Mr. Khashoggi had been taken by only a single intelligence agent on the scene in Istanbul, without authorization from superiors in Riyadh, and that it was accomplished with a deadly dose of a tranquilizer — not by strangulation, as the kingdom had previously said.
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The government claims he died after an argument in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul escalated into a violent fist fight and physical altercation, according to an announcement on Saudi State TV. After the Saudis released their official statement, a source with close connections to the Royal Palace told CNN that the cause of death was a chokehold or strangulation during the altercation.
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There's the story about the mom whose infant tragically died on his first day of daycare, the twin who had to rescue the other twin from under a dresser, the woman who lost her child to strangulation by crib blanket, and the father whose daughter died in a freak accident involving a piece of building masonry, to name a few honest-to-god true examples.
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The 19-year-old Florida artist — who rose to fame on Soundcloud and whose debut album, 17, was hit No. 2 on the Billboard 200 chart upon its release in August and yielded two Top 40 singles — was arrested in October 2016 and originally charged with aggravated battery of a pregnant woman, domestic battery by strangulation, false imprisonment, and witness-tampering, according to documents obtained by Pitchfork.
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Links to other killings Though Hayes has been charged only with 22016-year-old Rachel Bey's March 2016 strangulation death in Palm Beach County, Daytona Beach Police Chief Craig Capri said Hayes will be charged in at least three killings in that city: those of Laquetta Gunther, 45, in 2005; Julie Green, 34, in 2006; and Iwana Patton, 35, in 73, all of whom were shot in the head.
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Read more: Prison guards watching Jeffrey Epstein reportedly fell asleep and failed to check on him for 3 hours the night he died — then tried to cover up their mistake"If, hypothetically, the hyoid bone is broken, that would generally raise questions about strangulation, but it is not definitive and does not exclude suicidal hanging," Arden, who was not involved with the autopsy, told The Post, adding that further investigation into the details of the death would be needed.
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