Bring That Week Back: Body in Burned Cabin Believed to Be Christopher Dorner
Two charged in the Pendleton case and other news headlines.
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Body in Burned Cabin Believed to Be Christopher Dorner - Two charged in the Pendleton case, the pope resigns and other news headlines. —Dorkys Ramos Police are working to identify a body found in a burned cabin near Big Bear Lake, Calif., Tuesday night to determine if it is Christopher Dorner. The former Los Angeles cop who killed a police officer and a couple last week was spotted in the area Tuesday and was involved in a shootout that left one deputy dead. The LAPD have found a 14-page manifesto indicating the shooting spree was fueled by racism. (Photo: AP Photo/Los Angeles Police Department)
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Two Charged in Hadiya Pendleton Case - Two men have been arrested in the shooting of 15-year-old Hadiya Pendleton. Michael Ward, 18, and Kenneth Williams, 20, were arrested Saturday night on their way to a strip club and charged with first degree murder. (Photo: AP Photo/Courtesy of Damon Stewart)
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Jesse Jackson Jr. Signs Plea Deal - Three months after resigning from the House of Representatives, reports say Jesse Jackson Jr. has pled guilty to misusing campaign funds for personal purchases. The role of his wife, former Alderman Sandi Jackson, is still being investigated to see if she will also be charged. (Photo: Scott Olson/Getty Images)
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Former Congresswoman Cardiss Collins Dies - The first African-American woman to represent Illinois in Congress passed away Sunday evening at the age of 81. Cardiss Collins died at a hospital in Alexandria, Virginia, due to complications from pneumonia. (Photo: Wikicommons)
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Memphis Debates Park Named After Confederate - Memphis residents are debating whether to rename a park named after Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest. While some believe the city's history should be preserved, others say this celebrates its racist past. (Photo: AP Photo/Adrian Sainz)
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Eartha Kitt Stars in New Comic Book - Legendary performer Eartha Kitt is the star of the latest comic book series. The singer-actress, who played Catwoman and whom Orson Welles once dubbed as "the most exciting woman in the world," will be meeting adventures head on in Eartha Kitt: Femme Fatale written by Marc Shapiro. (Photo: Blue Water Comics)