Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Georgia killer who murdered two suburban real estate agents faces execution after 23-year wait for justice Man accused in brutal motel stabbing sought as person of interest in 4 deaths, child attack Florida woman accused of setting stranger on fire at gas station, leaving horrific burns The explosive Penn State fraternity coke bust has laid bare a terrifying trend creeping across rural America: young people are increasingly turning to stimulants. Last month, the Pennsylvania State Attorney General broke the news that 14 men – most of them frat brothers – were arrested for allegedly operating a massive cocaine ring from off-campus frat houses. Court documents reveal the alleged kingpin, Agostino Abbatiello, 24, posted a $250,000 bail and was released from jail on Sept.
