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The story of a Spanish man who spent 37 months on death row in the United States before his sentence was overturned will be told in a television miniseries in Spain, producers said Thursday.
Plano a Plano Producciones said it had reached an agreement with Joaquin Jose Martinez to produce the two-episode miniseries that will focus on his experience in jail and the efforts by his parents to secure his release.
Martinez was detained in Tampa, Fla., in 1996 for the slaying of a couple — a drug trafficker and his stripper girlfriend — a year earlier.
A U.S. court initially found him guilty and sentenced him to death, sparking protests outside the U.S. embassy in Madrid criticizing the death penalty.
But he was acquitted in June 2001 after a retrial and was warmly received by a crowd of supporters when he returned to Spain.

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One division in boxing is giving us the marquee fights that we as fans deserve. Boxing fans were treated like the poor guy at a gentlemen’s club in seeing our wildest dreams dashed in the wake of the proposed Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather superfight falling apart due to needles and ego. Even in disappointment, the glut of talent at welterweight has afforded us fans another glimpse of Manny and Floyd, saving face for both men and giving them the opportunity to hold our interest. In the aftermath of the steroid-testing debacle, we wound up with two really good fights staged just six weeks apart. March 13 brings us Pacquiao in against legit Top 5 contender Joshua Clottey, while Mayweather endures his toughest challenge in years when he faces Shane Mosley on May 1.

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The series, which will have its premiere on FX on Tuesday, grew out of an Elmore Leonard short story, “Fire in the Hole” and situates Givens in Kentucky, where he grew up and vowed never to return.
“Justified” is hardly the first attempt to render the dialogue of Mr. Leonard, the author of dozens of novels over the last half-century, suitable for the small screen. But while some of the films made from his novels “Out of Sight,” “Get Shorty” and “Jackie Brown” have found critical and commercial success, the medium of television has not always been so kind to the Leonard oeuvre. Network efforts like “Karen Cisco’ and “Maximum Bob” tanked, in part because Mr. Leonard’s characters tend to do and say things that don’t fly with network standards. On FX, thanks to basic cable’s less restrictive policies, the people in “Justified” cuss and sleep around, the former stripper really does have a heart of gold, and the neo-Nazi is charming and loquacious.

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This blog post is written by Destiny DeLaRosa of Richardson, a stay-at-home mom and blogger. She is also a Community Voices volunteer columnist. Her e-mail address is destinydelaro@gmail.com.
Oftentimes we learn of our elected officials skeletons well after they have been taken out of the closet, dusted off and billed for many an escort service’s “services.” But with the access the unforgiving Internet now gives us into one another’s lives, is it fair to proactively go looking for those skeletons when it comes to campaigning candidates?
We hear about corporations doing this all the time with potential hires, and we are often warned to keep our “google-able” assets in order. So, in my opinion, it would make perfect sense that we would vet all of our local candidates as much as possible. And honestly, as much as they have allowed us to.

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Cost: The event is free, but for the first time organizers will pass donation buckets to help pay for the parade and a scholarship program that was started last year. In an effort to give back to the community, the association awarded $2,500 scholarships last year to three college-bound high school students. The $75,000 parade budget comes from entry fees and sponsorship, and generally covers 165 off-duty police officers, barricades and cleanup, Levy said.
History: “When it started in the late ’70s, it was kind of like a neighborhood-type parade with lots of people on the back of the truck,” Levy said. “Now we get some real floats.” In the early 2000s, there were complaints about too many strippers and too much partial nudity. The next year, the parade it took a family-friendly turn, though that doesn’t mean it’s aimed at just kids. You’re just as likely to find floats that hand out Jell-O shots for adults as those that give candy to the kids.

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Once they were across the street sitting in the parked car, appellant began to hit Hernandez in the face with an open hand. He then grabbed her hair and neck and hit her in the stomach with his clinched fists. He also hit her on her chest, arm, and forehead, and scratched her on her chest and back. Hernandez was crying and asking appellant not to hit her. Hernandez tried to get out of the car but appellant locked the door and would not allow her to get out. Appellant told Hernandez he was hitting her because she was a bitch and a prostitute. Appellant apparently thought Hernandez was seeing someone else. Hernandez denied hitting or striking appellant. After appellant hit Hernandez on the arms and chest, he grabbed the car lighter and told her he was going to put it into her vagina because she was a prostitute. Hernandez was able to pull appellant’s hand away but appellant bur …

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… There were bloodstains on the sheets and cockroaches everywhere,” and young teenage prostitutes at the front doors, she said. Instead of locks on her door, there was only duct tape.

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… There were bloodstains on the sheets and cockroaches everywhere,” and young teenage prostitutes at the front doors, she said. Instead of locks on her door, there was only duct tape.

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Vienna Girardi: Bachelor Sweetie or Evil Mastermind?
Vienna Girardi won The Bachelor Monday night. Maybe you heard.
This revelation came not only as a shock, but a huge disappointment to a large portion of the ABC series’ viewers, many of whom had fallen in love with Tenley Molzahn and/or Ali Fedotowsky and were hoping Jake would feel the same way.
According to Us, it was all part of her EVIL MASTER PLAN!
Vienna Girardi complained on the finale that her fellow contestants – particularly Ali, now the next Bachelorette, hated her. Perhaps they had good reason.
The magazine speculates that Vienna “set a trap” for Ali, and her adversary fell right into it, eventually taking herself out of the running. Diabolical …
TURNING TRICKS: Jake was apparently punked by Vienna. Sucks for him.

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TALENT LEVEL: 1/10 (You have to exist as a sentient being to have talent)
CHANCES OF WINNING: 1/10 (He’s not disliked as much as Gosselin, but he’s not exactly carrying a Justin Bieber-like legion around in his wake).
COMPETITOR #4: CHAD OCHOCINCO
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco used to be known as Chad Johnson, but changed his name to echo his jersey number (85) in Spanish. An indicator of the man’s intellect: He got the translation wrong. That said, Chad Ochenta y Cinco would be a heck of a mouthful in a Twitter feed.
TALENT LEVEL: Seises Fuera de Diez (Dude has twinkletoes, for sure. That said, he’s as likely to show up with strippers and a pickup truck full of mashed potatoes as fast as perfect a waltz.)

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