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SECTIONS New York Daily News NEWS SUBSCRIBE Crime U.S. World Politics Two killers leave a trail of bodies along I-5 BY MARA BOVSUN NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Sunday, March 23, 2014, 1:00 AM Tweet email (COURTESY NEWS-SENTINEL) MARCH 9 1981 PHOTO  BEST QUALITY. AP PROVIDES ACCESS TO THIS PUBLICLY DISTRIBUTED HANDOUT PHOTO PROVIDED BY  MARION COUNTY SHERIFF (AP) Roger Reece Kibbe (l.), the I-5 Strangler. Randy Woodfield (r.), the I-5 Killer, was in jail when new monster came to light. Interstate 5 stretches nearly 1,400 miles from the Mexican border to British Columbia. Except for a brief section where it is known as the San Diego Freeway, most natives simply refer to the road as “The Five.” But in the 1980s, it might just as well have been called the Highway of Death. Two serial killers, working separately, stalked women along the interstate through the decade. One would become known as the I-5 Killer, the other the I-5 Strangler. Together, they are responsible for m

jake-harris.jpg Jake Harris of the reality TV show Deadliest Catch in a 2011 file photo Stephen Dunn/Getty Images    EVERETT, Wash. -- Police say two people accused of beating a star of the hit reality TV series “Deadliest Catch” over the weekend have been arrested. The Spokesman-Review reports 30-year-old Amanda Ritter and 29-year-old Jorel Fultz were booked into the Spokane County Jail Tuesday on suspicion of robbing Jake Harris. Everett Police Department says they received a report of a male victim of assault Saturday after Harris had been found alongside a road in Everett around 8 p.m. Saturday. Jake Harris suffered a cracked skull and brain trauma in the Saturday evening attack, according to his brother Josh Harris, who shared details of the alleged assault in videos posted to Facebook. Josh Harris said his brother was “jumped” at around 8 p.m. and is in an intensive care unit. He said Jake Harris was beaten by a couple who offered him a ride home from the Quil Ceda Creek

Blog Menu « PREVIOUS: Pope Goes Full-Metal Francis in Trailer for ‘The Encyclical’ NEXT: Are Enyclicals (on the Environment or Otherwise) Infallible Documents? » ‘Deadliest Catch’ Marks Father’s Day Early With New Dad Jake Anderson June 16, 20150 Comments by: Kate O'Hare Jake-Anderson-P In the episode of Discovery’s “Deadliest Catch” airing Tuesday, June 16, a 9 p.m. ET/PT, deckhand Jake Anderson of the F/V Northwestern, part of the Bering Sea crab fleet, marks two milestones — he becomes a new dad, and he finally gets a wheelhouse of his own. It’s the culmination of a maturation process for Anderson, who began his adult life mired in drugs and alcohol. Then he had to maintain his cool and his sobriety through the early death of one of his sisters, and an unrealized quest to be captain of his own boat. Subscribe by email to Kate O'Hare's Pax Culturati ENTER E-MAIL ADDRESS He left the Northwestern a couple of years ag0 — abandoning his mentor and father figure Si

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