HIV+ AIDS KILLER JOHNSON AZIGA JAILED FOREVER

A SEX-CRAZED Canadian man may be jailed forever for intentionally infecting seven women with the deadly HIV virus. Johnson Aziga, 55, who is HIV positive has been ruled a dangerous offender in a Canadian court Tuesday. The Ugandan immigrant was convicted in 2009 of two counts of first-degree murder and 10 counts of sex assault. He told none of his partners he had the disease.
Two of the women later died of AIDS-related illnesses and he had unprotected sex with at least 11 women in total. During the hearing in Hamilton,
Ontario the hormone-charged headcase pledged to HIV tattooed on his hands if ever released. He has denied responsibility and blamed the women.
He told the court: "I am a man of consciousness. I listen to it. It is clear, unambiguous and unmistakable. I had no intention to deliberately pass on my HIV to anyone."
Aziga has also threatened to ditch his Canadian citizenship and is demanding to serve his jail time in Uganda or Kenya. Canadian officials have laughed at him. MORE ON AIDS KILLER

URGENT: CELINA CASS, 11, FOUND MURDERED IN NH RIVER

UPDATE: The body found near a hydro dam on the Connecticut River in New Hampshire has been identified as that of missing 11-year-old Celina Cass. The body was found this morning half a mile from where the girl lived. Cops now say they believe the soft-spoken child was murdered. Sources told the Union-Leader there was screaming and crying at her home when cops arrived to bring the grim news.  Celina disappeared July 25 and had last been seen on her computer. New Hampshire Attorney General Jane Young said: "We have brought Celina home, but not the way we wanted to bring her home."

 MORE IN THE UNION-LEADER. MEANWHILE, a law enforcement source said: "This is now a murder investigation and we will leave no stone unturned in bringing the monster who did this to Celina to justice."

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EARLIER: THE FATHER of missing New Hampshire girl Celina Cass is begging for the soft-spoken 11-year-old's safe return. Adam Laro said: “We are all wondering where my daughter is and hoping the best for her safety. I’d appreciate it if we get her back very soon. If she hears me now, tell her Daddy’s OK now. I’m doing much better, and whenever you’re ready to come home, Celina, daddy will be here waiting for you.”
Laro had recently been hospitalized but offered no further information.
Meanwhile, the hunt for Celina--missing a week-- is losing steam. So far they have investigated 400 leads but residents of her smalltown fear that she may not be found alive. Resident Robbie Kimball said: “Ain’t nobody hopeful. The only hope we have is that she’s going somewhere and maybe will get in touch with us.”
Her best friend Makayla Riendeau said:  “She’s a very good friend, and she never lets anybody down. She would never run away."
The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward for information in the case, and a community member has added $5,000. MEANWHILE, a missing children expert offers a range of scenarios on Celina's fate. EXPERT WEIGHS IN ON CELINA CASS

HOPE FADING FOR MISSING NH GIRL CELINA CASS, 11

POLICE SOURCES say hope is fast fading for the safe return of missing New Hampshire girl Celina Cass, 11. After scouring through garbage and interviewing everyone in her small town near the Canadian border today they're searching the Connecticut River. The soft-spoken little girl disappeared Monday and has not been seen since. The FBI have offered a $25,000 reward for info on her bizarre disappearance.
FBI Supervisory Special Agent Kieran Ramsey, announcing the reward said: “This reward should not be read into that we are transitioning in
any way in this investigation. We are still aggressively — aggressively — searching and hoping to bring Celina Cass home."
But friends and family are losing hope after almost a week.
West Stewartstown selectman Jimmy Gilbert said: It’s a pretty sad mood for everyone. It’s hard not knowing. Everyone wants to know.” HOPE FADING FOR CELINA CASS

FBI HUNT FOR MISSING CELINA CASS GOES TO CANADA

THE SEARCH for missing 11-year-old New Hampshire girl Celina Cass has now moved to Canada. With no sign that she voluntarily left or was kidnapped, the FBI has enlisted the Royal Canadian Mounted Police--our northern neighbour's border is just one mile away--to search for the shy girl. Also, her stepfather's past has come under the spotlight. MORE ON CELINA CASS

FBI JOINS HUNT FOR MISSING CELINA CASS, 11

A DESPERATE search is underway in New Hampshire for missing 11-year-old Celina Cass and now the FBI has been called in to help unravel the mystery. The West Stewartstown--about a mile from the Canadian border-- girl vanished Monday night around 9 p.m. from her home. She was last seen playing on her computer. When her parents went to wake her up the next morning, Celina was gone. Authorities are searching the Connecticut River
Lt. Douglas Gralenski said they were searching the residential area along the Connecticut River and in nearby woods. Her parents say Celina is not the type to run away.
Her stepdad Wendell Noyes said Celiona was quiet: "I'm not really at liberty to say anything. She's just a little girl and she's a nice little girl."

 Shannon Towles, said Celina's disappearance has stunned the town of 800.
She said: "It's creepy. Things like this don't happen here. I know that's kind of a tired phrase. I'm an overprotective mom as it is. Now it's going to be way worse."
Cops say there is no indication Celina ran away or that another family member may have taken her. On the other hand, there were no signs of a struggle. Celina is 5-foot-5, 95 lbs., and has waist-length hair and hazel eyes. She was last wearing a pink shirt, pink pullover, blue shorts and shoes

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DMITRY SMIRNOV PLEADS GUILTY IN VESEL MURDER

THEY BARELY dated for a few weeks but Dmitry 'Crazy Dmitry' Smirnov was having none of it. And 2 1/2 years after the split he then stalked and murdered Jitka Vesel. On Friday, he pleaded guilty to murdering the 36-year-old beauty and now he has been sentenced to life in prison. Smirnov showed no emotion in court, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. He shot Vesel 12 times in a parking lot.
He told the court: “Because you can’t just expect to just dump someone like that and ignore them for two years and...to get away with it with no consequences and, you know, just waste someone’s life like that."
The pair met online and the Canadian man later travelled to Chicago in December 2008 to stay with her for several weeks. Smirnov returned to Canada and the relationship crashed. She cut off all contact.

The killer returned to Vancouver, then drove to Seattle, bought .40 caliber handgun and ammo and continued on to Chicago. He had previously researched where she lived--and whether or not Illinois had the death penalty. MORE IN THE CHICAGO SUN-TIMES

CRAZY RANDY QUAID ALLOWED TO STAY IN CANADA

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WACKY actor Randy Quaid and his bonkers wife Evi will not be extradited to the United States from Canada.
The crazy couple claimed they were running from "Hollywood star whackers" which they said had killed Heath Ledger and David Carradine.
But the Santa Barbara DA wanted to bring them back to California, where they faced charges of felony vandalism after being accused of smashing up a home they were renting.
But the US department of justice denied the attempt to extradite them, who said the resource-intensive and lengthy process involved and says extradition is generally reserved for more serious offenses.

The Quaids' legal counsel, Catherine Sas, says the extradition denial is consistent with what her clients have been saying all along - that they've done nothing wrong.
The couple crossed into Canada last October and sought refugee status, claiming "Hollywood star whackers" were out to get them too.
And Evi Quaid was found to be the daughter of a Canadian and gained citizenship and she's now sponsoring her husband.
The Quaids will be arrested if they return to the U.S. because warrants for them are still in effect.

NC JURY: LOVE RAT BRAD COOPER MURDERED WIFE

A TECHIE love rat has been convicted of murdering his wife and has been sentenced to life in prison. Brad Cooper--originally from Calgary, Canada--strangled his wife inside their suburban Raleigh, North Carolina home in July 2008. He was found guilty of first-degree murder in the high-profile trial that was rife with sex, infidelity and money.
Judge Paul Gessner said: "Your verdict in this case speaks the everlasting truth. This case is a horrible, sad tragedy . . . I suspect this matter will weigh heavily upon you in the days to come."
Nancy Cooper--the mother of his two children--was
found naked and strangled to death in a drainage ditch about 3 miles from her home. Hubby said he had gone out jogging but soon the spotlight was on him.  But as detectives dug deeper they discovered that the couple had both been involved in sexual affairs with other people.

Brad Cooper has maintained his innocence since he was arrested.

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