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In particular, investigators found three handwritten notes next to a Bible in the prison cell. It was not immediately clear what those notes said.

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In particular, investigators found three handwritten notes next to a Bible in the prison cell. It was not immediately clear what those notes said.

That information comes from a joint statement from Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early Jr., Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Richard McKeon, and Secretary of Public Safety Daniel Bennett.

Hernandez's died early Wednesday morning after he hanged himself by a bedsheet in his prison cell, the Massachusetts Department of Correction said. The former tight end for the New England Patriots had been serving a life sentence without parole after being convicted in the June 2013 murder of Odin Lloyd.

Hernandez was found dead with the words "John 3:16" written on his forehead, according to a law enforcement source directly involved in the investigation into the former NFL star's death.

The notation is believed to refer to the words in the Bible from John 3:16: "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."

Law enforcement personnel told CNN's Deborah Feyerick that inmates often use this verse.

According to the joint statement, Hernandez was locked in his cell about 8 p.m. on Tuesday night, and no one entered the cell until he was found by a correction officer at 3:03 a.m. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead about an hour later.

Cardboard had been jammed into the door tracks of his single-inmate cell to impede entry, according to the statement. There were no signs of a struggle and he was alone at the time.

Hernandez's death came just five days after his acquittal in the 2012 slayings of two men outside a Boston nightclub in a separate case.

This article has been updated to better characterize details about the manner in which the Bible verse was written. CNN continues to gather reporting to clarify the information.

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In particular, investigators found three handwritten notes next to a Bible in the prison cell. It was not immediately clear what those notes said. That information comes from a joint statement from Worcester County District Attorney Joseph Early Jr., Massachusetts State Police Superintendent Col. Richard McKeon, and Secretary of Public Safety Daniel Bennett.

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Crime fighting robots may be coming to a mall near you.

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A Silicon Valley startup has developed a robot that may soon replace mall cops. Knightscope, which specializes in fully autonomous security data machines, says it is officially signed up to patrol malls in New York and Massachusetts, with nearly two dozen accounts set up across 16 cities this year.

"We're starting off in the public arena, so we are allowing them to patrol places like shopping centers, corporate campuses, professional sporting arenas and movie studios. Once the [robots] prove that what we are saying they are doing is actually happening, then you go to a mayor and say, 'hey, we are actually able to reduce crime,' and they are going to buy into this very, very, quickly," Stacy Dean Stephens, co-founder and VP of marketing and sales, tell FOX Business.

Knightscope, which launched in 2013 after the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut -- where 26 kids and adults were shot and killed - was designed to provide intelligence to security centers and law enforcement to help alleviate crime.

"When the shootings took place in Sandy Hook, there were a lot of studies done on active shooting situations and one of those studies found that if we got one of those officers in that school 60 seconds sooner, we could have saved as many as 12 lives. Being a former police officer myself and father of three that resonated with me, so we wanted to figure out how you solve that problem and the only way to solve that problem is through actionable intelligence and the only way to get that form of intelligence is through eyes and ears. So we thought people were promising robots since we were kids, it's high time we have robots," said Stephens, who served as a police officer for the Coppell Texas Police Department from 2000 to 2002.

The robots - which are each five feet tall and weigh 300 pounds - use multiple sensors, a 360-degree camera and license plate recognition to retrieve information.

"We also have thermo cameras and signal detection so we can actually find mobile devices that are in the air too," Stephens adds.

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Knightscope says its robots aren't intended to take jobs away from security officers but rather an attempt to help cut America's trillion-dollar crime problem in half.

"We think that is a pretty lofty goal but we think that given the real-time information that we are gathering as well as historical information...it is very plausible that we can make an impact on crime and a positive impact on the economy," Stephens says.

Microsoft ( MSFT) was the company's first client in 2014, followed by the Sacramento Kings NBA franchise in 2015, both of which signed up for one robot to secure their premises in California. The company says they have over 17 contracts with multiple corporations planned for this year.

The robots, which come in two models - one for indoor and one for outdoor use - can only be purchased on a subscription basis, which retails for about $7 an hour for 24/7 surveillance (about $61,320 annually). Earlier this year, the company also filed for a "mini IPO," which essentially allows anyone to invest in Knightscope for stake despite its privately-held status.

"We have a $20 million round open right now and we already have over 1,000 investors who've invested in us," Stephen says.

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A Silicon Valley startup has developed a robot that may soon replace mall cops. Knightscope, which specializes in fully autonomous security data machines, says it is officially signed up to patrol malls in New York and Massachusetts, with nearly two dozen accounts set up across 16 cities this year.

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12-Year-Old Set for Amateur MMA Debut on May 20 in Japan

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Allen Iverson is in the Hall of Fame

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Student killed at track and field event

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A 19-year-old college student died after being hit in the head while standing near a hammer throw event.

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Allen Iverson Answers Everything: 2017 MVP, Rest as BS...and Breaking Ankles

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Projected NFL first round draft pick Gareon Conley is being prosecuted for rape.

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Gareon Conley has been named in a police report from a woman who claims he raped her, and the former Ohio State star insists the allegations are completely fabricated.

According to a police report obtained by TMZ, a 23-year-old female claims Conley raped her in a Cleveland hotel bathroom on April 9. The report states that the woman met Conley in the elevator at the Westin in Cleveland and he asked her to come back to his room with his friends. You can read more details below:

According to the report, the accuser says she met Conley in an elevator and he asked her to have a foursome with another friend of his. The woman says she declined and offered to watch the other people have sex instead. A short time later, the woman says Conley unbuttoned her pants and began to have sex with her. She claims she said, "No, stop, it hurts!" but he kept going until he finished. She says he then kicked her out of the hotel room. The woman called 911 and described her assailant as a "black male who wouldn't take his sunglasses off and had an Ohio State tattoo on his left forearm." The woman says she went to a local hospital where a rape kit was administered. But she refused to speak to cops afterward.

Two of Conley's friends who were also at the hotel told police Conley had no physical contact with the accuser, and they insist the woman was just angry she had been told to leave the room. Conley's attorney called the allegations "ludicrous and ridiculous." Police are still investigating.

Conley, a defensive back, is expected to be chosen somewhere in the first half of the first round of the NFL Draft later this week. The 21-year-old was named Second Team All-Big Ten in his junior season last year.
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Gareon Conley has been named in a police report from a woman who claims he raped her, and the former Ohio State star insists the allegations are completely fabricated. According to a police report obtained by TMZ, a 23-year-old female claims Conley raped her in a Cleveland hotel bathroom on April 9.

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Coca-Cola's sales continue to fizzle -- and the company is planning to cut 1,200 jobs to try and get back on track.

Coke said in its earnings report Tuesday that the layoffs, which will begin in the second half of this year, are part of a broader cost cutting plan aimed at saving $800 million.

The layoffs are a relatively small fraction of the company's overall headcount. Coke employs more than 100,000 people worldwide.

Incoming CEO James Quincey said the moves are being made to make Coke more agile and lean. The company is also in the process of refranchising some of its bottling operations in North America to save money.

Quincey, currently Coke's chief operating officer, will take over as CEO on May 1. He is succeeding long-time CEO Muhtar Kent, who will remain at Coke as its chairman.

Coke has struggled over the past few years as consumer tastes have shifted away from sugary drinks. Even Coke's diet brands are in decline due to health risks associated with artificial sweeteners.

Coke said on Tuesday that is overall sales were down 11% from a year ago while profits fell 20%.

That's a big reason why Coke is pushing more into healthier beverages like water, milk and soy-based drinks.

Related: MLB drops Pepsi for Coca-Cola

But Coke's sales and stock have also lagged the performance of its key rival Pepsi over the past few years, and some argue that Coke needs to do more to expand beyond its core beverage unit as Pepsi has.

Pepsi also owns the thriving Frito-Lay snack foods business as well as Quaker Oats. Pepsi will report its latest earnings on Wednesday.

So can Coke get back on track? There are some hopeful signs.

Quincey's push to make Coke a company that promotes healthier beverages is in some ways similar to another iconic company that is trying to transform itself into a more palatable brand for calorie-counting consumers.

McDonald's stock rose more than 4% to an all-time high as sales in the U.S. and around the globe continued to sizzle. It reported results that topped forecasts on Tuesday.

CNNMoney (New York) First published April 25, 2017: 11:23 AM ET

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A US 'Ohio-class' nuclear submarine armed with guided missiles has made a port call in South Korea, while Pyongyang is reportedly holding massive long-range artillery drills amid muscle-flexing in the region and rising tensions between Washington and North Korea.

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A US nuclear submarine armed with guided missiles has made a port call in South Korea, while Pyongyang is reportedly holding massive long-range artillery drills amid muscle-flexing in the region and rising tensions between Washington and North Korea.

The USS Michigan nuclear submarine arrived in South Korea on Tuesday "during a regularly scheduled deployment to the Western Pacific," according to a statement issued by the US Pacific Fleet.

The submarine is one of the four Ohio-class nuclear vessels, one of the largest in the world "measuring more than 560 feet long and weighing more than 18,000 tons when submerged."

The US military praises the sub as a weapon to "provide the Navy with unprecedented strike and special operation mission capabilities."

The move comes at a tense time in relations between Washington and Seoul on one side and North Korea on the other.

On Tuesday, Pyongyang celebrates the 85th anniversary of the foundation of its Korean People's Army. The jubilee was marked by massive - yet conventional - drills, which featured some 300-400 long-range artillery pieces and were supervised by North Korean leader Kin Jong-un, according to Yonhap News agency citing South Korean Army sources.

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UFO hunters believe they found an ancient tree stump on Mars.

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UFO hunters claim that an image taken by NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover shows an ancient tree stump on the surface of the Red Planet.

A video posted to YouTube by Paranormal Crucible highlights the feature on the surface of Mars, speculating that it could be the petrified remains of a Martian tree. "Object is around 3 feet in height, and with numerous discoveries of plant and animal life on mars, it would be logical to assume, that a variety of tree either existed, or still exists on this enigmatic planet," it explained, in a post accompanying the video.
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"Paranormal Crucible makes a hypothesis that this could be an ancient tree stump on Mars," adds the website UFO Sightings Daily. "Its a good assumption since NASA themselves said Mars was Earth-like when a solar explosion hit the planet."

The video sparked a slew of comments on YouTube, with not everyone convinced by the tree stump theory. "OMG, it's a rock!" wrote one commenter. "It is a rock formation. The strata is identical to the formation behind it, except vertically tilted. It was probably flipped," wrote another commenter.
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The image was taken by the Curiosity Rover's Left Mastcam on March 25, 2017, according to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

This is not the first time that a Martian image has generated buzz. In 2015 UFO hunters claimed to identify a mysterious woman-like shape in a picture taken by NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover.
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The largest rover ever sent to Mars, Curiosity launched on Nov. 26 2011 and landed on the Red Planet on Aug. 5, 2012.

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UFO hunters claim that an image taken by NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover shows an ancient tree stump on the surface of the Red Planet. A video posted to YouTube by Paranormal Crucible highlights the feature on the surface of Mars, speculating that it could be the petrified remains of a Martian tree.

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'Fearless Laguna Vista cat' has showdown with rattlesnake

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If we were staring down a rattlesnake, we'd definitely be a little frightened. One little kitty, though, appeared to be fearless in the face of danger.

On Facebook, the Laguna Vista Police Department in Texas shared that a rattlesnake was on the loose in the town, and warned residents.

"[E]arlier today Laguna Vista Police Officers assisted the Bay Area Birders of LV that were at the walking trail when they suddenly spotted a rattlesnake," the April 20 post read, "We ask that you all use caution and are aware of your surroundings when walking on the walking trail or any other locations."

The post explained that the snakes come out of hibernation around this time of year -- or when the temperatures reach 60 degrees or higher; they are most active in months where temperatures reach 80-90 degrees. The police department urged caution.
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The post received almost 2,000 shares -- but not because of the word of warning. No, it was the cat casually sitting with the snake that caught people's attention:

Credit: Facebook

The police department's Facebook deemed the kitty the "Fearless Laguna Vista Cat." They took the snake away from walkers -- and away from the brave cat.

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If we were staring down a rattlesnake, we'd definitely be a little frightened. One little kitty, though, appeared to be fearless in the face of danger. On Facebook, the Laguna Vista Police Department in Texas shared that a rattlesnake was on the loose in the town, and warned residents.

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An upcoming fight in Japan between a 12-year-old girl and a 24-year-old woman. The pre-teen amateur, simply called Momo in promotional materials, is currently in the seventh grade and weighs just 86 pounds. Her opponent, Momoko Yamasaki, is a professional fighter with a 2-3 career record. According to Deep Jewels, which is promoting the fight, Yamasaki was bullied when she was in junior high school and then became a street fighter before finally making her way to MMA.

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Mixed martial arts became popular in part because of freak-show fights like the one between 200-pound Keith Hackney and 600-pound Emmanuel Yarborough at UFC 3 in 1994.

The UFC has largely done away with such oddities, and now is characterized by high-stakes bouts of physical chess between opponents who are roughly the same size.

That does not mean the crazy old days of MMA are truly gone. Take, for example, an upcoming fight in Japan between a 12-year-old girl and a 24-year-old woman.

The pre-teen amateur, simply called Momo in promotional materials, is currently in the seventh grade and weighs just 86 pounds, according to WMMARankings.com.

Her opponent, Momoko Yamasaki, is a professional fighter with a 2-3 career record. According to Deep Jewels, which is promoting the fight, Yamasaki was bullied when she was in junior high school and then became a street fighter before finally making her way to MMA.

Momo's backstory is more mysterious. All that is known about her is that she trains at Hakuhinkai Karate, a gym that produced a few Japanese fighters, including the undefeated 19-year-old Naoki Inoue, who just signed with the UFC, and Mizuki Inoue, a respected 22-year-old fighter with a 12-4 record.

Inoue, who is just 5-foot-4, posted a couple of very short videos on Facebook of her training with the tiny "Momo-san."

Momo's fight with Yamasaki will go down on May 20 at Deep Jewels 16. It will be contested in the 95-pound minimum weight division.

Amateur rules will be in effect, which means that both fighters will wear headgear and strikes to the head on the ground are prohibited.

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The White House continues to send mixed signals about whether it will draw a hard line on requiring that funding for a border wall be included in any spending bill that hits the president's desk.

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President Trump signaled to a gathering of conservative media reporters on Monday that he may be open to delaying the funding of his proposed border wall.

The president said -- according to tweets from conservative media at the gathering this evening -- that his administration could get the funding for the wall this week or they could come back to it in September.

Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) quickly seized on the remarks in an off-camera response Monday evening saying it's good for the country that the president is taking the wall off the table in the funding negotiations.

"It's good for the country that President Trump is taking the wall off the table in these negotiations. Now the bipartisan and bicameral negotiators can continue working on the outstanding issues," Schumer said in a statement.

Democrats in Congress have vowed to block the passage of a last-minute appropriations bill if it includes funding for the wall.

This is a developing news story. Please check back for the latest updates.

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Mr. Kohl- A man tried to lure an 11 yr old into his truck yesterday in Overland Park, Ks. The man asked her to help him find his lost dog. She refused and fled.

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Mr. Kohl- A man tried to lure an 11 yr old into his truck yesterday in Overland Park, Ks. The man asked her to help him find his lost dog. She refused and fled.

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