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Friday, January 3, 2014

Cheat Sheet - Holy Murder: Did a Police Mistake Get a Priest Killed?

Today: After the Blizzard, 100 Million People Will Be Hit With Freezing Air From the North Pole , First Rule of the Fake Dead Bankers Club: Stay Gone , Indian PM to Step Down
Cheat Sheet: Morning

January 03, 2014
HOLY MURDER

The devout grieve in Eureka, California, where a beloved parish pastor was found dead on New Year's Day. The Daily Beast's Michael Daly reports that the suspect had walked out of a police station just hours earlier, after being arrested for public intoxication. St. Bernard's Church and Eureka have lost one of their most cherished neighbors and questions about the suspect's release are now mounting.

BOOM

2014 has started with a bang. The first major storm of the new year, dubbed Hercules, hit the northeastern U.S. on Thursday, causing thousands of flights to be canceled and making road travel dangerous. By Friday morning, nearly two feet of snow fell in Massachusetts, and a state of emergency was declared in New York and New Jersey. Almost 2,500 flights were canceled, and 7,000 were delayed. Freezing and dangerous temperatures are set to hit Friday, with wind chills in many places set to go double digits below zero. The snowstorm is the first major test for new New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who was sworn in on Wednesday.

UNCONVINCING CON

Aubrey Lee Price, a 47-year-old financier, disappeared in 2012, allegedly suicidal over the millions he was found to have embezzled from his job at a Georgia bank. This week, he was arrested when a policeman, in Georgia, pulled him over for a traffic violation. As fake-dead fugitives go, says The Daily Beast's Dan Gross, he was an amateur.

NAMASTE

The prime minister of the world's largest democracy resigned Friday after ten years in office. At what was only his third news conference—ever—Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, 81, handed the reins to 43-year-old Rahul Gandhi, saying he has the best resumé to become the next party leader and prime minister. Singh's Congress Party has become more and more unpopular after a series of corruption scandals and a lack of adequate response to a faltering economy and long-time issues with widespread poverty, lack of education, and bad infrastructure.

PRIVACY SCHMIVACY

Have you no sense of decency, sir? A lawsuit filed in California accuses Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook of selling users' private messages to advertisers without their consent. The complaint claims that the network "misleads users into believing they have a secure, private mechanism for communication, when in fact Facebook... mines user data and profits from those data by sharing them with third parties." A Facebook spokesman responded that "the allegations are without merit and we will defend ourselves vigorously."


AWKWARD
Emergency Room Visits Increased
With healthcare laws.
NEVER-ENDING
Al Qaeda Hits West Iraq
Continuing violence in the country.
OOPS
Rescue Vessel May Now Be Stuck
After helping stranded passengers.
MARSHMALLOWS REJOICE
'Veronica Mars' Trailer Released
To the delight of its fanbase.
WOOT WOOT
Oklahoma Upsets Alabama
45-31 in Sugar Bowl.

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