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Obituaries
Year After Brother Dies, Whitehall Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash: Coroner Year After Brother Dies, Whitehall Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash: Coroner
Year After Brother Dies, Whitehall Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash: Coroner A Lehigh Valley motorcyclist has died from his wounds nearly two weeks after striking a guardrail in Allen Township, according to officials.  Brandon L. Schneck lost control of his bike on Kreidersville Road and hit a guardrail on Oct. 21, the Lehigh County Coroner's Office said.  He passed from multiple blunt force injuries sustained in the accident on Wednesday night, Nov. 1, authorities said. His manner of death was ruled accidental.  Schneck, 47, was a resident of Whitehall according to his social media profiles.  Friends and neighbors penned tributes in his memory on Facebook after h…

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by Mac Bullock
Business
'Zombie Hunter' Accused Of Beheading Cumberland County Woman Makes 'Jekyll-Hyde' Defense 'Zombie Hunter' Accused Of Beheading Cumberland County Woman Makes 'Jekyll-Hyde' Defense
'Zombie Hunter' Accused Of Beheading Cumberland County Woman Makes 'Jekyll-Hyde' Defense An Amazon delivery driver by day and self-described "zombie hunter" at night, this Arizonan has pleaded insanity and has a lawyer using a "Jekyll and Hyde" defense during a trial over the brutal stabbing and beheading deaths of two young women— including a 21-year-old from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, according to multi-media outlets reports. Bryan Miller, 49, dubbed the "Canal Killer" is on trial in a death penalty double-murder case in Maricopa County Superior Court in Arizona, azcentral reports. **Warning this article includes graphic details of torture, rape, and killing which …

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by Jillian Pikora
Police & Fire
Northampton County Boy Missing For Over A Month Found Safe: State Police Northampton County Boy Missing For Over A Month Found Safe: State Police
Northampton County Boy Missing For Over A Month Found Safe: State Police UPDATE: Justin Clarence Nunamacher has been found and reunited with his family, state police said on Wednesday, Oct. 5. ----------------------- Seen him? State Police have launched a search for a 16-year-old boy Northampton County boy who has been missing for several days. Justin Clarence Nunamacher, pictured above, was last seen leaving his home on Oak Lake in Allen Township on a red mountain bike around 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 2, Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Nathan Branosky said in a release. Nunamacher is about 6 feet tall, weighs 135 pounds, and was last seen wearing a gr…

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by Valerie Musson