Monthly Archives: March 2015

Sadie has it in her DNA.
Sadie loves balloons and for good reason who doesn #39;t love balloons, but Sadie likes to punch them! via YouTube capture.

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NAVY CLAN DNA BOMB

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Call of Duty:AW Positives Negatives Part 1, DNA, MOAB, NUCLEAR (German)
COD:AW good things and bad things. DNA, MOAB, NUCLEAR.

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ET Origins DNA:Critical Psychokinetic Advantage for Humans, Part 1
ET Origins DNA:Critical Psychokinetic Advantage for Humans- Part 1, with Dan Winter (from L.A. Survival Humanity Conference Mar 2015)- in 2 parts, article and discussion: http://www.fractalfield.com/f...

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A Haledon man was charged with a 2014 robbery in Fair Lawn, police say. (File Photo)

FAIR LAWN -- DNA evidence linked a Haledon man to a July home break-in, police said.

Fair Lawn police arrested Clarence Goodman, 53, on March 17.

He was charged with robbery and theft and sent to Bergen County Jail on $50,000 bail.

A resident of a 1st Street home woke up on July 22, 2014 to find a man going through a drawer, Sgt. Brian Metzler said. The resident tried to stop the man but was pushed aside as he fled.

A $90 cell phone was taken. DNA evidence found at the scene tied Goodman to the crime, Metzler said.

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Recovery teams say they have isolated 78 DNA strands from body parts spread across the crash site of Germanwings flight 4U9525, which went over France on Tuesday killing all 150 on board.

Work is now underway to create a new road to provide better access the scene which can only be got to on foot or by helicopter at the moment.

The route is expected to be completed by Monday night, allowing investigators to continue the search for human remains and parts of the aircraft, including the flight data recorder which is still missing.

The cockpit voice recorder recovered soon after the incident suggests co-pilot Andreas Lubitz crashed the plane deliberately.

A transcript leaked to German media revealed the frenzied final minutes, with the pilot, locked out of the cockpit, shouting "open the damn door!"

The recording, which has not been independently verified, details the captain, who has been named as Patrick Sondenheimer, telling Lubitz he was not able to go to the toilet before take off, to which the co-pilot replies he can go at any time.

The captain then says "you can take over" before Lubitz, 27, refuses to let him back into the cockpit.

Mr Sondenheimer is then heard banging on the door, shouting "for God's sake, open the door".

He then tries to break the door down with an axe as passengers are heard screaming in the background. Investigators believe the next sound is the plane's wing hitting the mountain before final screams.

Meanwhile, reports suggest Lubitz was possibly suffering from a detached retina, while there is also speculation over his mental health after investigators found anti-depressants at his home.

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DNA strands identified from dead Germanwings passengers remains