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Friday May 25 | Daily Reporter

Records show new details in deaths of 3 Ind. women

NEW ALBANY, Ind. - A southern Indiana man accused in the deaths of three women told police he killed one of his victims on his birthday 10 years ago, then had the date commemorated by tattooing it on his arm, newly unsealed court recordings show.

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Sun May 20, 2012

The News and Tribune

Down & dirty

Racers negotiate the first series of obstacles during the Muddy Fanatic 5K Adventure Race at the former Glenwood Training Center in Sellersburg on Saturday morning.

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Sat May 19, 2012

The Courier-Journal

Helping hands for Marysville: Fundraiser aids town hit hard by March 2 tornadoes

New Albany's Josh Rogers started to get into a rhythm as the game progressed, and that was bad news... Visitors rest and eat on a fire truck from the New Washington Volunteer Fire Department during the Rebuild Marysville Benefit at House of Refuge in Nabb on Saturday.

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The Courier-Journal

Helping hands for Marysville: Fundraiser aids town hit hard by March 2 tornadoes

An Indiana judge set bail Friday for a Chinese immigrant who has spent more than a year in jail on... Visitors rest and eat on a fire truck from the New Washington Volunteer Fire Department during the Rebuild Marysville Benefit at House of Refuge in Nabb on Saturday.

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WBIW-AM Bedford

Police Continue To Search Bloomington Farm For Remains

Police continued to search an area near the Monroe County Airport on Airport Road for human remains based on information from William Clyde Gibson, who is charged with killing two women.

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Fri May 18, 2012

WBIW-AM Bedford

Suspected Killer Helps Bloomington Police Search For Remains

The Monroe County Sheriff's Office said that a tip led New Albany Police to a wooded area near the Monroe County Airport in search of a female's remains.

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Tue May 15, 2012

The Courier-Journal

Helping Hand | A call for volunteers

The Clark County 4-H, 9608 Ind. 62, Suite 1, Charlestown, is seeking sponsorship from local businesses for its 4-H Fair, which will be held July 13-21. Sponsorships are needed to help with the tractor pull, mud run, music, livestock shows and other events .

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Mon May 14, 2012

The News and Tribune

Police: Dogs pick up scent in Gibson's backyard

Investigators dig in the back yard of William Clyde Gibson, who is charged with the murders of two women, on Monday on Woodbourne Drive in New Albany.

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Thu May 03, 2012

The Indianapolis Star

Police checking link between Spierer, New Albany cases

Police are investigating whether any link might exist between the June disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer and a New Albany man recently arrested in connection with the deaths of three other women.

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Tue May 01, 2012

Star-Press

Indiana man charged with two murders could face third murder charge

NEW ALBANY, Ind. -- The Floyd County prosecutor's office is not ready to accuse William Clyde Gibson of being a serial killer -- although the fact that he is already charged with two unrelated murders fits the definition, prosecutor Keith Henderson said.

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Mon Apr 30, 2012

WHAS11

New details emerge after remains found in sex offender's yard

WHAS11's Bryan Baker was at the press conference held by the Floyd County Prosecutor's office on Monday and will have updates on the ongoing criminal investigation involving William Clyde Gibson today at 4 p.m. On Saturday, human remains found in the backyard of murder suspect William Clyde Gibson were identified as belonging to 35-year-old ... (more)

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Examiner.com

Did Maya colonists settle in the Ohio Valley?

A reader from Cincinnati wrote the Examiner with this question about the ancient stone ruins in the Ohio River Valley:A Mr.

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