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Lawsuits Filed Against Apartment Complex for Pond Deaths | Big News Network Lawsuits Filed Against Apartment Complex For Pond Deaths | Big New... http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/index.php/sid/219088770/scat/d3350b... 11:42 AM Monday 16 December 2013 Follow us Home Business Editorials Entertainment Health International Internet Markets Media Religion Special Interest Sports Technology Lawsuits Filed Against Apartment Complex For Pond Deaths Ohio News Network Friday 13th December, 2013 Arrest made in death of Ohio 9-year-old COLUMBUS, Ohio - The families of two drowning victims filed two School Bus Crash Reported In East Columbus lawsuits on Friday against Hartford at the Lake apartment complex. The Commodore Perry plays tall role on Ohios South Bass lawsuits describe how more than an hour passed before 5-year-old Elijah Island Put-in-Bay Walker was pulled from the freezing waters of the icy pond at Hartford at Deadly Crash Closes U.S. 23 North Near Waverly In the Lake apartments in February. The complex is located at 2400 Shore Pike County Boulevard in Columbus. James Jenkins rushed into the water to try to save Elijah when by-standers called for help. Jenkins, 30, held the boy up Water Main Break Shuts Down Lane Avenue until the cold water overtook him. Jenkins died at the scene. Elijah was Bengals hope home is sweet taken the hospital and put on... Ohio man killed in snowmobile crash Read more Foreclosure activity decreases in Ohio Columbus goes live with Cerillion solution for wholesale services Share on Facebook Email Print Add a comment... Comment using... Facebook social plugin No comments yet for this story Name Your Name Comment Gingrich: Democrats’ Income Inequality Ideas ‘Baloney’ Fox News Neutralized, Soros Group Says Dick Morris: Boehner Eats His Young By submitting your comment you agree to Big News Network's Terms & Policies. Pope Responds to Limbaugh: Marxism Wrong Hanoi Jane’s Charities Not So Charitable Secrets of Pope Francis: New Book Reveals Truth Seniors Adding $172,000 to Social Security Payouts Obama's Approval Slides. What Do You Think? What's This? 1 of 2 12/16/2013 11:42 AM Lawsuits Filed Against Apartment Complex For Pond Deaths | Big New... http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/index.php/sid/219088770/scat/d3350b... College outbreak of meningitis could lead to risky drug plan U.S. Senate strikes deal, avoids future government shutdown Iran committed to continuing nuclear talks: foreign minister Cure for 'affluenza' is prison All the injustice money can buy Low turnout mars Mali's parliamentary vote Pro-EU rally in Ukraine gathers 200,000 people Showing 1 thru 5 out of 10 See top stories from more of our sites Eddy Co. sheriff faces potential RazorbackWBB Second staffing shortage Rape culprits should be disgraced 5 things to know after Bears beat What is San Diegos economic and punished Jaitley Browns 38-31 DNA Luncheon Of Season Thieves targeting salons yoga studios India pays tribute to martyrs of QB Cutler Returns to Give Over 12000 People Attend San Schimmel Announces Eight In 2014-15 Signing Class 1971 War Browns The Blues Diego Megachurchs Christmas Toys for Joy Giveaway Safe delivery tips for the busiest The Daily Call - Dec. 16 2013 mailing day of the year Fog hits flights trains in Delhi CWRU professor responds to dean’s emergency motion 7th artist pulls out of SeaWorld fest Home Business Editorials Entertainment Health International Internet Markets Media Religion Special Interest Sports Technology About Us Feedback News Releases Sitemap Terms And Conditions Contact 30 Day Archive Rss Feeds Get daily news delivered to your inbox Back to top Copyright © 1998-2013 Big News Network All rights reserved. (TR) 2 of 2 12/16/2013 11:42 AM.
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