Cheat Sheet - How ISIS’s Colorado Girls Were Caught

Read This, Skip That .... October 23, 2014 Gone Missing 1. How ISIS's Colorado Girls Were Caught Three girls from Colorado were arrested in Germany on Tuesday en route to Syria. Complaints of illness, snatching $2,000 from dad, a quick trip to the Denver airport—this was not your typical runaway tale, Michael Daly writes. Read it at The Daily Beast SERIOUSLY 2. QB to Rape Accuser: 'Don't Tell Nobody' University of Florida quarterback Treon Harris texted "Don't tell nobody bout nothing" to the woman who accused him of rape on the day after the alleged incident, according to a police report obtained by The New York Times. The female student told campus police that Harris held her down with his body weight, and that she repeatedly protested and tried to escape. She later withdrew the complaint. Harris, 19, admitted he had sex with the student, but said he did not rape her. He claimed the text was about not wanting another woman to find out about the sex. Harris was originally suspended from the team, but when the accuser withdrew the complaint, he was reinstated. Read it at The New York Times LONE WOLF 3. Ottawa Shooter Acted Alone Police in Ottawa now believe that only one gunman, Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, was involved in the shooting at the National War Memorial and on Parliament Hill on Wednesday. According to law-enforcement officials, no other gunmen are being sought, however the investigation is still ongoing. Zehaf-Bibeau shot Cpl. Nathan Cirillo at the National War Memorial and then raced to Parliament Hill, where he was shot and killed in a gun fight in the halls of the government. He was killed just yards away from the room where MPs hold weekly caucus meetings. It is not clear yet, however, whether or not Zehaf-Bibeau is part of a larger terrorist network in the country. Read it at National Post BRING THEM BACK 4. Boko Haram Abducts 25 More Girls A day after a ceasefire was announced with Boko Haram, the terrorist group abducted 25 more women and girls. The truce had given many hope that the hundreds of kidnapped schoolgirls would be returned after six months in captivity. The group hit three towns in northeast Nigeria, and rounded up women and girls in each. Read it at Daily Mail ORNITHOLOGIST AND PATRIOT 5. Channing Tatum Is Foxcatcher's Real Star Steve Carrell and his prosthetic nose are good in the brooding, atmospheric Foxcatcher, but it's Channing Tatum who is perfect as a beefed up '80s athlete in double denim. Nico Hines on Tatum's career-best performance in Oscar-buzz behemoth. Read it at The Daily Beast NAUGHTY Japanese Officials Expensed S&M Club Minister claims he wasn't there. ICON Christian Bale to Play Steve Jobs In Aaron Sorkin film. OOPS Swiss Company Sorry for Hitler Creamer Migros doesn't know how it happened. TRUE HERO Ottawa Sergeant-at-Arms Gets Standing O Took down shooter. FAREWELL Godfather of British Rock 'n' Roll Dies Alvin Stardust passed at 72. The Huffington Post Joni Ernst: My Gun Will Defend Me If Government Decides 'My Rights Are No Longer Important' BuzzFeed Everything We Know About the Ottawa Shooting Suspect Esquire Who Will Play Steve Jobs in the Biopic of the Century? GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Brad Pitt and Louis C.K. Go 'Between Two Ferns' And somehow it's more awkward than the Obama interview. More Videos Mona Lisa Theft's Prime Suspect: Picasso by Nick Mafi Comedians in Bras Getting Feminism by Agunda Okeyo The Revival of Kieran Culkin by Marlow Stern

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