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How Michigan mother's breast milk led to husband's arrest 5 years after her murder
Officials said a murder victim's breast milk led to the arrest of her husband five years after her death when it was discovered he had spiked her cereal with heroin.
Christy Ann Thompson Harris, 36, was found dead five years ago at her Davison home. Her death was initially ruled an accidental overdose.
But in a recent development, her husband, Jason Harris, was charged with her murder. Officials said Jason Harris spiked his wife's cereal with heroin.
How Michigan mother's breast milk led to husband's arrest 5 years after her murder
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Body dragged after hit-and-run
A "reckless" driver who fatally struck a sign holder in Detroit and dragged the man's body for 150 feet while trying to drive away, according to authorities.
Matthew C. Bockhart, 28, of Oxford, is accused of driving recklessly at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the area of Gratiot Avenue and Linnhurst Street on the city's east side. Bockhart is charged with reckless driving causing death and failure to stop at the scene of an accident causing death when at fault.
Malnourished dog
Two women have been charged with animal cruelty after a stray dog was found injured and extremely malnourished in Eastpointe, officials said.
An Eastpointe animal control officer responded Sept. 4 to a report of a stray dog, according to authorities. He found the dog had a spinal injury and was extremely malnourished, fire officials said.
Detroit Youth Choir
The Detroit Youth Choir will take the stage Tuesday in Hollywood for the finals of "America's Got Talent."
The children have wowed the judges and America every step of the way, but Tuesday night is time to leave everything on the stage in hopes of bringing the crown home to Detroit.
UAW strikes
"I would love for them at the very least to hire the temps who have been busting their butts next to us for three to five years with nothing to show for it," said Ghana Goodwin-Dye, former president of Local 909.
The plight of temporary workers and rising health care costs is topping the list for many United Auto Workers members and General Motors employees.
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