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...told them that Thomas was “quite drunk and needed to sleep it off.” When the woman returned to her room, she awoke Thomas and an altercation followed. According to the police report, witnesses told police they saw Thomas “strangling [the victim] with one hand” on the bed. After the witnesses yelled for him to stop, Thomas let her fall to the floor and began to walk away before “he suddenly lifted her and drove his knee into her chest.” The victim was taken...
...believes he is the victim of “shoddy ‘journalism...
...successful season, Dawson was also hampered by nagging injuries that kept him out of practice and reduced his effectiveness. In 2006, it appears that the offense will once again lean on Dawson for the first few games of the year until Witt finds his footing. Dawson has victimized Holy Cross several times in the past, amassing 583 yards and eight touchdowns in four career games against the Patriot League foe. The Crusaders were also the victim of Dawson’s 21st game of 100 yards or more in only 30 career games. He also ranks second among active players...
...invading Crusaders. Holy Cross wasted no time with its attack, pouncing on the Harvard net just three minutes into the first half. A rocket pass across the circle deflected into the Crimson goal, launching the Crusaders to an early lead. After a significant stalemate, Harvard again became the victim of the Holy Cross onslaught. With 12 minutes remaining in the first period, the Crusader offense pelted sophomore goalie Kelly Knoche with a whirlwind attack. Knoche exhibited superhuman agility, raking up half of the game’s eight saves in only two minutes. Nonetheless, the Crusaders’ persistence prevailed...
...history, his mother fights for his memory the best way she knows how. She declined to be interviewed for this story but said through a representative that she was "sickened by the personal attacks and lengths the L.A.P.D. was willing to go to in order to keep the victim's family from getting to the bottom of this cover-up. All we have ever wanted was the truth and justice...