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DNA leads to Michigan inmate being charged for Florida teen’s 1985 murder

Written by Marco Island Mortgage Syndicated User on August 20, 2021. Posted in Marco Island Mortgage, Mortgage Marco Island.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP)— Investigators have matched DNA evidence from a 1985 kidnapping, sexual assault, and death of a 17-year-old Florida girl to an inmate who was already serving two life sentences in Michigan on sexual assault charges, according to officials. David Nelson Austin, 59, has been charged with first-degree murder, armed kidnapping and sexual battery in the stabbing death of Leslie McCray, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Chief T.K. Waters announced in a news conference on Thursday. McCray’s family has been waiting almost 36 years for a breakthrough in the case. Cold case...

Hottinger announces new, high performance weekly signals are now available for ETF future and option traders

Written by Marco Island Mortgage Syndicated User on April 20, 2021. Posted in AP, Business, Finance, Finance News, Fla., Florida Business, FLORIDA NEWS, Marco Island Mortgage, Mortgage Marco Island.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. /Florida Newswire/ — HottingerSignals.com, LLC is proud to announce the release of its newest algorithm for producing weekly trading signals on 5 ETF’s: SPY, QQQ, GLD, IWM, XBI, and their parallel E-Mini futures. The previous algorithms Hottinger Signals had been using were not providing a signal each week (due to market volatility caused by the covid virus). This new algorithm does produce a signal each week for each of these ETF’s. Back-testing, which used data as far back as 2000, produced truly remarkable results: * Winning percentages were above 70%,...

Critically endangered gorilla born at Jacksonville Zoo

Written by Marco Island Mortgage Syndicated User on April 15, 2021. Posted in Marco Island Mortgage, Mortgage Marco Island.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.– A male Western Lowland Gorilla was born at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens on Friday morning. The baby was born to 24-year-old mother Madini and 44-year-old father Lash. He is the fifth gorilla born at the Jacksonville zoo. Madini and Lash are part of the breeding program, Gorilla Species Survival Plan (SSP). “We have many reasons to celebrate this new infant. He will further enrich the social environment and experience of his amazing group and strengthen the sustainability of the Gorilla SSP, ” said Tracy Fenn, Assistant Curator of Mammals. Western...

Tag: Jacksonville

DNA leads to Michigan inmate being charged for Florida teen’s 1985 murder

Hottinger announces new, high performance weekly signals are now available for ETF future and option traders

Critically endangered gorilla born at Jacksonville Zoo

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