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A man and his girlfriend are dead after an early morning stand-off ended in an apparent murder-suicide Saturday in West Jordan.
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Murder-suicide in West Jordan
WEST VALLEY CITY — Crystal van der Spek knows how odd it sounds that her family sought asylum after fleeing Belgium. Isn't Belgium a country other people flee to?
Jury acquits man in death
Murder-suicide in West Jordan
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After deliberating for five hours Friday, a jury of five women and three men found Christopher Scott Thunborg, 24, not guilty of killing his live-in girlfriend's 13-month-old son.
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A little after midnight Wednesday morning, about 21 hours ago as I write...
There's a lot of reason to leave your plastic home as you shop:
WEST VALLEY CITY — Crystal van der Spek knows how odd it sounds that her family sought asylum after fleeing Belgium. Isn't Belgium a country other people flee to?
After deliberating for five hours Friday, a jury of five women and three men found Christopher Scott Thunborg, 24, not guilty of killing his live-in girlfriend's 13-month-old son.
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On MormonTimes.com: BYU students found it difficult to duplicate the steel bow designed and used by the ancient Book of Mormon prophet Nephi.
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