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Áurea Vázquez Rijos, former beauty queen dubbed "The Black Widow" is facing federal court. Her husband, Adam Anhang’ was brutally stabbed and killed after going on a jog. Many suspect that Áurea Vázquez Rijos hired a hitman to kill her own husband for money.

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A former beauty queen accused of hiring a hit man to kill her wealthy husband is set to go on trial in Puerto Rico on Tuesday.

After a lengthy international manhunt, Áurea Vázquez Rijos, dubbed "The Black Widow" by local media, is finally set to appear in federal court, where jurors will decide if she had a part in Adam Anhang's slaying, the BBC reported.

Vázquez is a former Miss Puerto Rico Petite winner, according to a Global News profile about the battle to bring her back to Puerto Rico.

Anhang, 32, a Winnipeg native who made his money in real estate and gaming software, was found beaten and stabbed to death in San Juan in September 2005. On the night he was killed, Anhang and Vazquez, met to discuss their pending divorce after six months of marriage.

Anhang's death at first appeared to be the result of a robbery gone wrong. But prosecutors say Vazquez tricked her husband into meeting up and had him killed, the BBC reported. Vázquez had signed a prenuptial agreement with Anhang that would have cost her millions if the two divorced. Anhang's net worth was estimated to be $24 million.
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A kitchen worker, Jonathan Román Rivera, was initially found guilty of murdering Anhang, but Rivera's conviction was overturned after a witness to the killing came forward, the BBC reported.

Another man, Alex "El Loco" Pabón Colón, was eventually indicted for the murder and pleaded guilty after cooperating with investigators. Colón said Vázquez offered him $3 million to kill Anhang.

A U.S. grand jury charged Vázquez in June 2008 with ordering the hit on Anhang. She refused to cooperate with police and filed a civil lawsuit against Anhang's family shortly after his death, seeking $1 million in damages and millions more from his estate. A judge dismissed the suit.

Vázquez vanished from Puerto Rico, but she turned up a few years later in Spain and was arrested in June 2013. Vázquez, who fought extradition, said she hadn't known U.S. authorities were looking for her.
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While in prison awaiting extradition, she became pregnant and then married the baby's father. But Vázquez was sent to Puerto Rico in 2015 to stand trial.

Prosecutors have said they will not seek the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole if convicted.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Kathleen Joyce is a breaking/trending news producer for FoxNews.com. You can follow her at @Kathleen_Joyce8 on Twitter.

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Ex-beauty queen accused of hiring hit man to kill wealthy husband goes on trial

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A former beauty queen accused of hiring a hit man to kill her wealthy husband is set to go on trial in Puerto Rico on Tuesday. After a lengthy international manhunt, Áurea Vázquez Rijos, dubbed "The Black Widow" by local media, is finally set to appear in federal court, where jurors will decide if she had a part in Adam Anhang's slaying, the BBC reported.

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Baker Mayfield, the first pick in the latest draft, is selling some underwear with the help of a tiger.

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1. Baker Mayfield is modeling underwear and giving away 500 free pairs of boxer briefs today.

Excited to announce my partnership with @PSDunderwear! Giving away 500 free pairs today. Tiger not included ï¿½ï¿½. Give them a follow and shop my collection! https://t.co/Xy4RsMtas1 pic.twitter.com/6lt56PeWjw
â€" Baker Mayfield (@bakermayfield)August 21, 2018

Other athletes who are part of the PSD Underwear crew include NBA stars Kyrie Irving, Chandler Parsons, and Jimmy Butler.
2. Andrew Luck made his return to Lucas Oil Stadium on Monday night. The Colts QB showed some rust in Indianapolis' 20-19 loss to the Ravens. That being said, his return means we get more amazing Capt. Andrew Luck tweets like this one.

Dearest mother â€"
The Raven men lunged at our unit with their beaks, and while some damage was inflicted, no longterm harm occurred. My sidearm was true, save for one ricochet. Our trusted sniper, Sgt. Vinatieri, made an impressive shot that dazzled all who witnessed.
â€" Andrew
â€" Capt. Andrew Luck (@CaptAndrewLuck)August 21, 2018
3. Former NFL DE Devon Still gave some insight on the joy of being home as his daughter, Leah, starts the 3rd grade. 4. Tonight's episode of 'Hard Knocks' is must-see TV.

Don't miss Dez Bryant's visit to Berea in Tuesday's episode of #HardKnocks

ï¿½ï¿½: 10 p.m. ET on @HBO pic.twitter.com/vwQNirpea8
â€" Cleveland Browns (@Browns)August 21, 2018

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Baker Mayfield pairs up with a tiger to sell underwear

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1. Baker Mayfield is modeling underwear and giving away 500 free pairs of boxer briefs today. Excited to announce my partnership with @PSDunderwear! Giving away 500 free pairs today. Tiger not included ï¿½ï¿½. Give them a follow and shop my collection!

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Mollie Tibbits was a student at the University of Iowa when she went missing on july 18. Today police found her body. No one has been arrested.

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South Carolina woman walking her dog killed in rare alligator attack

A community in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is on alert after Cassandra Cline, 45, was killed in a rare attack by an alligator on Monday. Cline was walking her dog along the edge of a lagoon in her neighborhood when the animal attacked her dog. According to one official, the woman was dragged to her death after trying to free her dog. Experts say alligators nest in the summer, which can make them more aggressive. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY.

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Mollie Tibbetts found dead

CBS News has learned that Mollie Tibbetts, the missing 20-year-old from Brooklyn, Iowa, has been found dead. She had gone missing five weeks ago. CBSN's Anne-Marie Greene and Vladimir Duthiers report.

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The body of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts was found Tuesday, two sources told Fox News, bringing an end to an intensive search that lasted more than a month and captured national headlines.

A law enforcement source told Fox News the body was found in Iowa, but more specific details about the location were not released. Greg Willey, the vice president of Crime Stoppers of Central Iowa, also told the Associated Press the body found Tuesday is believed to be Tibbetts.

No arrests have been announced in connection with the Tibbetts case. A news conference was announced for 5 p.m. local time on Tuesday.

Tibbetts, a 20-year-old University of Iowa student, was reported missing in mid-July after she failed to respond to messages from her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, and did not show up for work. She was last seen jogging around Brooklyn, Iowa, around 7:30 p.m. on July 18.
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Tibbetts' family pleaded for her safe return and had remained hopeful Tibbetts would be found alive. Her father, Rob Tibbetts, returned home to the San Francisco area after spending weeks looking for his daughter, The Des Moines Register reported Sunday.

"The bottom line is somebody knows something," Rob Tibbetts previously told Fox News, adding Brooklyn is a small city and "you can't do anything there without someone seeing it."

For the last month, investigators followed "hundreds" of leads - interviewing dozens of people and canvassing a nearby hog farm, cornfields and other properties for traces of the college student. Two items Tibbetts typically took with her - a Fitbit and cellphone - remained missing.

Investigators announced last week they were focusing the search to five locations in and around Brooklyn, which included a car wash just a block away from the city's main commercial strip and a TA truck stop next to Interstate-80, which runs across the entirety of Iowa.

Brooklyn, a town of just 1,500 people, was shaken by Tibbett's disappearance. Blake Jack, the brother of Tibbetts' boyfriend, told Fox News on Aug. 8 there was no sign of a struggle at the Brooklyn home she was staying in at the time.

Dalton Jack, Tibbett's boyfriend of two years, said he believed the doors of the home where his girlfriend last stayed had been left unlocked.

"It's Brooklyn. You don't lock your doors," Jack told Fox News. "We lock our doors now. Every night."
MOLLIE TIBBETTS, MISSING IOWA STUDENT, HAS ALWAYS RELIED ON PRAYER, DAD SAYS
Rob Tibbetts stayed optimistic to the end, theorizing his daughter must have been with someone she knew and would return home safe.

"It's totally speculation on my part, but I think Mollie is with someone that she knows, that is in over their head," he told Fox News. "That there was some kind of misunderstanding about the nature of their relationship and at this point they don't know how to get out from under this."

A reward of nearly $400,000 leading to information on Tibbett's whereabouts will now become a reward for information leading to the capture of any suspects.

"Once they catch their breath, this will turn into a weapon going the other direction to catch the person who did it," Willey said.
Fox News' Matt Finn, Christina Corbin, Greg Norman, Jennifer Earl and Elizabeth Zwirz and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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South Carolina woman walking her dog killed in rare alligator attack A community in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is on alert after Cassandra Cline, 45, was killed in a rare attack by an alligator on Monday. Cline was walking her dog along the edge of a lagoon in her neighborhood when the animal attacked her dog.

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Demonstrators knocked down a controversial Confederate statue at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Monday, capping off a night that began as a peaceful protest, school officials said.

The university said a group of protesters toppled the "Silent Sam" Confederate monument on campus at around 9 p.m. Monday as a part of a demonstration urging officials to remove the century-old statue.

At least 250 protesters attended the rally, according to the university, but it's unclear how many participated in the statue's destruction.

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UNC Chancellor Carol Folt condemned the vandalism in a statement on Twitter after the incident, but said the school understood why people were frustrated.

"The monument has been divisive for years, and its presence has been a source of frustration for many people not only on our campus but throughout the community," Folt said. "However, last night's actions were unlawful and dangerous, and we are very fortunate that no one was injured."

Police are investigating the incident and "assessing the full extent of the damage," she added. There were no injuries reported.

Some protesters carried anti-white supremacy banners, while other uttered chants like "hey, hey, ho, ho, this racist statue has got to go."

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Video posted on social media showed a group draping the monument with a large white tarp, obstructing it from the cheering crowd's view, before it came crashing down.

The crowd roared as the bronze figure smashed against the concrete. Dozens of police officers surrounded the statue after protesters stomped on it and covered it with dirt.

Seeing the statue's empty pedestal was "pretty breathtaking," Manuel Ricardo, a UNC freshman who arrived after statue fell, told The Associated Press. "I heard the statue had come down, so I had to see it myself. ... I think most people here are happy. I'm ecstatic."

Gov. Roy Cooper's office said it was in contact with local police and the university in the wake of the incident.

"Governor Cooper has been in contact with local law enforcement and UNC officials regarding tonight's rally and appreciates their efforts to keep people safe," Cooper's office said in a statement. "The Governor understands that many people are frustrated by the pace of change and he shares their frustration, but violent destruction of public property has no place in our communities."

Cooper proposed moving the Confederate-era monuments last year in the wake of a violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year that left one dead and 19 others injured.

The August 2017 rally began over the planned removal of a monument of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

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Demonstrators knocked down a controversial Confederate statue at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Monday, capping off a night that began as a peaceful protest, school officials said. The university said a group of protesters toppled the "Silent Sam" Confederate monument on campus at around 9 p.m.

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Body found in search for missing Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts.

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The body that officials think is that of Mollie Tibbetts, an Iowa college student who went missing July 18, was found Tuesday, DCI Special Agent in Charge Rick Rahn said. Tibbetts, 20, was last seen jogging in the small community of Brooklyn, Iowa, about an hour east of Des Moines.

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Beach goers on Lake Michigan have been warned about serous swimming hazards this week after 3 people pulled from the lake waters died

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American teen recently found after going missing in Paris. He had goone missing last Wednesday and on Monday American and European authorities went out to search for him after finding a note he left just before he disappeared

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American and European authorities are scrambling to locate a Miami-area teenager who traveled with his family to Paris, left a goodbye note and then disappeared, a federal law enforcement official told ABC News this evening.

The source said the disappearance appears to have been a deliberate, pre-planned action, and that the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the U.S. State Department are now involved in the search.

Tariq Aleem Shabazz, Jr., 17, disappeared last Wednesday, leaving the family's hotel room and never returning, his father told ABC News affiliate WPLG. The teenager packed a bag with clothes and other items and left a note saying, "I'm sorry, I love everyone," according to his father.

"It's definitely out of character for him to pack up clothes, take some items, leave a note saying basically, you known, 'I'm sorry, I love everyone,'" the teen's father told ABC Miami affiliate WPLG. "That's like so out of what you would think he would do," Sharazz's father said.

A State Department official confirmed to ABC News that a U.S. citizen is missing, but declined to provide more information because of privacy concerns.

"When a U.S. citizen is reported missing overseas, we cooperate with search efforts by local authorities," said a spokesperson with the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs. "We stand ready to provide appropriate assistance to U.S. citizens in need."

French authorities told the family on Saturday that the teenager may have been spotted in a city just north of Paris, and that they are reviewing security footage.

Complicating authorities' efforts to find the teenager is the assumption that he is not currently known to have broken any laws.

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American and European authorities are scrambling to locate a Miami-area teenager who traveled with his family to Paris, left a goodbye note and then disappeared, a federal law enforcement official told ABC News this evening. The source said the disappearance appears to have been a deliberate,...

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Mr. Portillo, now 17, pleaded guilty on Monday to federal racketeering charges and for his role in the four murders, according to prosecutors.

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South Carolina woman walking her dog killed in rare alligator attack

A community in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is on alert after Cassandra Cline, 45, was killed in a rare attack by an alligator on Monday. Cline was walking her dog along the edge of a lagoon in her neighborhood when the animal attacked her dog. According to one official, the woman was dragged to her death after trying to free her dog. Experts say alligators nest in the summer, which can make them more aggressive. NBC's Kerry Sanders reports for TODAY.

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Mollie Tibbetts found dead

CBS News has learned that Mollie Tibbetts, the missing 20-year-old from Brooklyn, Iowa, has been found dead. She had gone missing five weeks ago. CBSN's Anne-Marie Greene and Vladimir Duthiers report.

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A former Nazi concentration camp guard, who has been living in the United States for decades, has finally been deported to Germany after years of diplomatic wrangling, the White House announced.

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After Josue Portillo crossed into the United States illegally in 2015, he settled on Long Island and sought to join the same gang - MS-13 - that was terrorizing his hometown in El Salvador. On April 11, 2017, authorities say he took part in executing four young Latino men in the woods behind a suburban soccer field, a sensational crime that drew national attention and became a rallying cry in President Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Mr. Portillo, now 17, pleaded guilty on Monday to federal racketeering charges and for his role in the four murders, according to prosecutors. Authorities initially charged him as a juvenile in July 2017, along with nine other gang members or associates, in the murder of the four young men: Justin Llivicura, Michael Lopez Banegas, Jefferson Villalobos and Jorge Tigre.

But even though Mr. Portillo was just shy of 16 years old at the time of the killings, the judge in the case decided that he should be charged as an adult because of the severity of the crime. Mr. Portillo, Judge Joseph F. Bianco, of District Court in Central Islip, said, was charged with "four heinous, premeditated murders" and posed a danger to the community.

Mr. Portillo's grandmother had sent him to be with his mother on Long Island to avoid the gang in El Salvador.

"The record reflects that he sought out the MS-13 gang and was an active, willing participant in its violent culture," Judge Bianco wrote in the order released on Monday. More so, Mr. Portillo killed the young men, the court documents show, "with the understanding that he would be promoted within the gang."

Mr. Portillo is the first of the accused to publicly plead guilty.

"By pleading guilty, he puts himself at the mercy of the court," said his lawyer, Joseph W. Ryan Jr. Sentencing is scheduled for Jan. 10, 2019. "The courts recognize that sparing a trial and cost of the proceeding is an incentive to getting a more lenient sentence," Mr. Ryan said.

The court filings added new details to the account of a gruesome night, showing that Mr. Portillo participated in planning meetings weeks before the murders when they were focusing on one victim, who in the end escaped. On April 11 Mr. Portillo set the events in motion: He texted two teenage girls, telling them where to lure the victims and relaying that information to his fellow gang members. In addition to using machetes and knives, the attackers beat their victims that night with tree limbs, the documents show.

According to court filings, the local clique of MS-13, a transnational gang formed in the 1980s in Los Angeles with refugees from El Salvador, was seeking revenge against a group of young men whom they believed to be in a rival gang. Jefferson Villalobos, a cousin of Michael Lopez Banegas, was visiting from Florida that week. The families of the slain boys have said in interviews that they were not part of any gang, and even Mr. Trump, when appearing on Long Island, recognized their parents as victims.

The quadruple homicide brought the total to 17 murders committed in Suffolk County by MS-13 from January 2016 through April 2017, and drew Mr. Trump to Long Island, twice, where he decried gang members as "animals" and urged officials to crack down on "loopholes" of the immigration system.

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South Carolina woman walking her dog killed in rare alligator attack A community in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is on alert after Cassandra Cline, 45, was killed in a rare attack by an alligator on Monday. Cline was walking her dog along the edge of a lagoon in her neighborhood when the animal attacked her dog.

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A 46 year old woman on a cruse ship fell off the ship. The CEO of the cruse ship said that she jumped off the ship and that she is a "Stupid woman". she spent 10 hours in the water and was rescued Sunday morning.

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The British passenger who plunged into the sea from a Norwegian Star cruise ship over the weekend is "a stupid woman" who didn't fall but jumped from the deck, the mother of the cruise line's CEO said Monday.

The mother of Andy Stuart, CEO of Norwegian Cruise Lines, made scathing remarks to the Daily Telegraph against Kay Longstaff after the 46-year-old passenger said she "fell off the back of the Norwegian Star" on Saturday. Longstaff was rescued Sunday morning after spending 10 hours in the Adriatic Sea, about 60 miles off the coast of Croatia.

"She didn't fall off. She jumped. This has cost Norwegian Cruise Line $600,000. This stupid woman," Stuart's mother told the Daily Telegraph.

Stuart's mom, who lives in England, said she received a call from her son in Miami, Florida, complaining about Longstaff's explanation of what occurred Saturday night. She said Stuart called the former Virgin Atlantic crewmember's version of events "fake news."

"If you think of the cost of the ship being delayed, passengers missing their connections, passengers waiting to embark," the mother added. "That has all amounted to more than $600,000. When you get criticism, it is highly unfair."
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After she was rescued, Longstaff told Croatia news service HRT that she was "lucky to be alive."

"I fell off the back of the Norwegian Star. I was in the water for 10 hours, so these wonderful guys rescued me," she said, according to Sky News. "I am very lucky to be alive. I was sitting at the back of the deck."

An unidentified rescuer told The Sun that Longstaff credited her survival to yoga and singing.

"She said the fact that she practices yoga helped her as she was fit. And she said she was singing to not feel cold in the sea overnight," the rescuer told the news site.

Officials are still looking to how Longstaff went overboard. Several passengers told The Sun that Longstaff and her partner appeared to be fighting before the incident. Others said alcohol was involved.

A source also told The Sun surveillance footage showed Longstaff was by herself at the time and was not pushed off.

"The footage has been viewed and you can clearly see she was there on her own when she fell," the source said. "She was not pushed. The theory we are working on is that she most likely jumped."
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Norwegian Cruise Lines did not comment on the statements made by Stuart's mother. The company referred to its original statement on the incident:

"In the morning of August 19th, a guest went overboard as Norwegian Star made her way to Venice," a spokesperson for NCL said in a statement obtained by Fox News. "The Coast Guard was notified and a search and rescue operation ensued. We are pleased to advise that the guest was found alive, remains in stable condition, and is being treated in Croatia. We are very happy that the individual, who is a UK resident, is now safe and will soon be reunited with friends and family. We remain in contact with the guest and her family. We continue to cooperate with authorities investigating this matter."

Katherine Lam is a breaking and trending news digital producer for Fox News. Follow her on Twitter at @bykatherinelam

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A man who authorities believe is the last known Nazi collaborator living in the U.S. has been arrested and deported to Germany,

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A man who authorities believe is the last known Nazi collaborator living in the U.S. has been arrested and deported to Germany.

At the order of President Donald Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents removed 95-year-old Jakiw Palij from his Queens, New York, home on Monday.

Justice Department officials say Palij served as an armed guard at a death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland and later lied to American immigration officials about his role in those atrocities when he entered the U.S. after the war.

ABC News was there when Pajil was removed by wheelchair from his home on Monday, but he did not answer any questions. Looking frail with missing front teeth visible through his white beard, the only noise he made was a pained howl as agents hoisted him from his wheelchair onto the ambulance stretcher.

Representatives for Palij didn't respond to ABC News request for comment.

Palij's deportation has been a long time coming.

He'd been accused of working at the Treblinka death camp -- including on an infamous day in November 1943 in which 6,000 prisoners were killed, according to the Justice Department's Office of Legislative Affairs. The U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum writes that SS police unit shot all 6,000 prisoners. An attachment of Jewish laborers was brought in to burn and bury the corpses. "After completing this dreadful work, the Jewish laborers were shot and their bodies burned," the website reads.

After falsely telling authorities he spent the war at his hometown in Germany, Palij gained entry into the U.S. in 1949. He was eventually granted U.S. citizenship in 1957.

It wasn't until 2003 that he was tracked down by federal authorities and exposed. A New York immigration judge revoked Palij's U.S. citizenship and ordered him to be deported in 2005.

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At the time, Palij denied that he was a collaborator, telling The New York Times, he was conscripted at 18 when the Nazis took over his farm.

"I know what they say, but I was never a collaborator," Palij told the paper at the time.

U.S. officials say his deportation had long been stymied by Germany's reluctance to take him in.

According to a source familiar with the matter, Trump told U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell to make Palij's deportation his number one priority when he got to Berlin.

In May, U.S. diplomats acknowledged Grenell's efforts.

In meetings with senior officials this week, Ambassador @RichardGrenell continued the 12-year U.S. government push for Germany to accept Nazi collaborator Jakiw Palij.
- US-Botschaft Berlin (@usbotschaft) May 18, 2018

It's unclear if Palij will face prosecution in Germany, which had previously maintained that they were not in a position to accept him because he's not a German citizen.

Pajil, who is Ukranian-born, had been living in the Jackson Heights, Queens neighborhood for 13 years. Protesters have regularly gathered outside of Palij's house and the push for his deportation has garnered bipartisan support. In 2017, every congressional member of the New York delegation wrote a letter to former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson urging him to deport Palij before he dies.

The president made no mention of Palij's deportation during an event Monday honoring ICE employees.

Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., who was among those calling for Pajil's deportation told ABC News the U.S. is "no place for a war criminal."

"I'm glad this man is finally being sent back. He's a war criminal and did not deserve to live in the US. He doesn't deserve to die in the U.S., a place of freedom and equality where we respect each other's differences."

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A man who authorities believe is the last known Nazi collaborator living in the U.S. has been arrested and deported to Germany. At the order of President Donald Trump, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents removed 95-year-old Jakiw Palij from his Queens, New York, home on Monday.

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Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen is pleading guilty is a case with Donald Trump. His pleading guilty would mean an end to a many month long trial. Cohen is being investigated for bank fraud, tax fraud, and campaign finance violence.

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Michael Cohen said in a plea deal that “in coordination and at the direction of a candidate for federal office” he kept information that would have been harmful to the candidate and the campaign from becoming public.

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Pennsylvania priest caught red handed. Some people are calling him "Predator Priest" after he was caught molesting 150+ young children

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A Catholic priest in Pennsylvania is facing criminal charges, the Lehigh County district attorney's office said.

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The body of a missing college student, Mollie Tibbetts was found
in Iowa on a Tuesday morning. The 20 year old student was last seen jogging around her neighborhood block on July 18th around 7:30pm.

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The body of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts was found Tuesday, two sources told Fox News, bringing an end to an intensive search that lasted more than a month and captured national headlines.

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Paxton Lynch from the Denver Broncos hadn't played well in his career and he hadn't ever played well in his NFL. Paxton had been booed by the crowd because of his performance in his preseason games.

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Denver Broncos fans were not pleased to see quarterback Paxton Lynch enter Saturday's 24-23 preseason loss to the Chicago Bears.

According to ESPN.com, the Denver crowd "lustily booed" Lynch when he entered the game as the third-stringer behind Case Keenum and Chad Kelly.

"I feel bad for Paxton, but our fans want to win," head coach Vance Joseph said. "That's what it's about. It's about passion, I should say. But I feel bad for Paxton. He has to ignore it and go play. It's professional football. No one is going to hold your hand, so he has to go out there and perform."

Lynch was sacked twice and finished 5-of-11 for 39 yards and zero touchdowns. The Broncos lost a 23-10 lead in the fourth quarter after he entered, and while the offense wasn't directly responsible for the Bears' two late touchdowns, Lynch didn't exactly keep the Chicago offense off the field by directing his own long drives.

"I just haven't been playing well. It's not acceptable, especially playing quarterback here. You have to play well and give [the Broncos] an opportunity to win every week," Lynch said.

The performance and boos came after Lynch finished 6-of-11 for 24 yards and zero touchdowns with one interception in the preseason opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

He was a first-round pick out of Memphis in 2016, and it wasn't difficult to envision him serving as the next franchise quarterback after Peyton Manning retired. Instead, he has appeared in just five games in his NFL career and has four touchdown passes and four interceptions.

Lynch has looked nothing like a franchise signal-caller and now sits behind Keenum, who was undrafted, and Kelly, who was a seventh-round pick last year, on the depth chart with Broncos fans clearly unhappy with his play.

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Paxton Lynch Booed by Broncos Fans When Entering Game vs. Bears

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Denver Broncos Scott Polacek David Zalubowski/Associated Press @@ScottPolacek Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Denver Broncos fans were not pleased to see quarterback Paxton Lynch enter Saturday's 24-23 preseason loss to the Chicago Bears. According to ESPN.com, the Denver crowd "lustily booed" Lynch when he entered the game as the third-stringer behind Case Keenum and Chad Kelly.

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Anhang, 32, a Winnipeg native who made his money in real estate and gaming software, was found beaten and stabbed to death on September 2005. On the night he was killed, Anhang and Vazquez, met to discuss their divorce after six months of marriage.

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A former beauty queen accused of hiring a hit man to kill her wealthy husband is set to go on trial in Puerto Rico on Tuesday.

After a lengthy international manhunt, Áurea Vázquez Rijos, dubbed "The Black Widow" by local media, is finally set to appear in federal court, where jurors will decide if she had a part in Adam Anhang's slaying, the BBC reported.

Vázquez is a former Miss Puerto Rico Petite winner, according to a Global News profile about the battle to bring her back to Puerto Rico.

Anhang, 32, a Winnipeg native who made his money in real estate and gaming software, was found beaten and stabbed to death in San Juan in September 2005. On the night he was killed, Anhang and Vazquez, met to discuss their pending divorce after six months of marriage.

Anhang's death at first appeared to be the result of a robbery gone wrong. But prosecutors say Vazquez tricked her husband into meeting up and had him killed, the BBC reported. Vázquez had signed a prenuptial agreement with Anhang that would have cost her millions if the two divorced. Anhang's net worth was estimated to be $24 million.
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A kitchen worker, Jonathan Román Rivera, was initially found guilty of murdering Anhang, but Rivera's conviction was overturned after a witness to the killing came forward, the BBC reported.

Another man, Alex "El Loco" Pabón Colón, was eventually indicted for the murder and pleaded guilty after cooperating with investigators. Colón said Vázquez offered him $3 million to kill Anhang.

A U.S. grand jury charged Vázquez in June 2008 with ordering the hit on Anhang. She refused to cooperate with police and filed a civil lawsuit against Anhang's family shortly after his death, seeking $1 million in damages and millions more from his estate. A judge dismissed the suit.

Vázquez vanished from Puerto Rico, but she turned up a few years later in Spain and was arrested in June 2013. Vázquez, who fought extradition, said she hadn't known U.S. authorities were looking for her.
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While in prison awaiting extradition, she became pregnant and then married the baby's father. But Vázquez was sent to Puerto Rico in 2015 to stand trial.

Prosecutors have said they will not seek the death penalty or life imprisonment without parole if convicted.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Kathleen Joyce is a breaking/trending news producer for FoxNews.com. You can follow her at @Kathleen_Joyce8 on Twitter.

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Ex-beauty queen accused of hiring hit man to kill wealthy husband goes on trial

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A former beauty queen accused of hiring a hit man to kill her wealthy husband is set to go on trial in Puerto Rico on Tuesday. After a lengthy international manhunt, Áurea Vázquez Rijos, dubbed "The Black Widow" by local media, is finally set to appear in federal court, where jurors will decide if she had a part in Adam Anhang's slaying, the BBC reported.

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The body of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts was found Tuesday, her father and two sources told Fox News, bringing an end to an intensive search that lasted more than a month and captured national headlines.

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The body of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts was found Tuesday, her father and two sources told Fox News, bringing an end to an intensive search that lasted more than a month and captured national headlines.

Tibbetts' father, Rob Tibbetts, told Fox News the body found is that of his 20-year-old daughter, who vanished in mid-July.

A law enforcement source earlier told Fox News the body was found in Iowa, but more specific details about the location were not released. Iowa Department of Public Safety said a body was discovered in Poweshiek County.

Greg Willey, the vice president of Crime Stoppers of Central Iowa, also told the Associated Press the body found Tuesday is believed to be Tibbetts.

No arrests have been announced in connection with the Tibbetts case. A news conference was announced for 4 p.m. local time on Tuesday.

Tibbetts, a University of Iowa student, was reported missing after she failed to respond to messages from her boyfriend, Dalton Jack, and did not show up for work. She was last seen jogging around Brooklyn around 7:30 p.m. on July 18 and was staying with her boyfriend and working while home from school over the summer. She would have started her junior year of college this week.
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Tibbetts' family pleaded for her safe return and had remained hopeful she would be found alive. Rob Tibbetts was returning home to the San Francisco area after spending weeks looking for his daughter, The Des Moines Register reported Sunday.

"The bottom line is somebody knows something," Rob Tibbetts previously told Fox News, adding Brooklyn is a small city and "you can't do anything there without someone seeing it."

For the last month, investigators followed "hundreds" of leads - interviewing hundreds of people and canvassing a nearby hog farm, cornfields and other properties for traces of the college student. Two items Tibbetts typically took with her - a Fitbit and cellphone - remained missing.

Investigators announced last week they were focusing the search on five locations in and around Brooklyn, which included a car wash just a block away from the city's main commercial strip and a TA truck stop next to Interstate-80, which runs across the entirety of Iowa.

Brooklyn, a town of just 1,400 people, was shaken by Tibbetts' disappearance. Blake Jack, the brother of Tibbetts' boyfriend, told Fox News on Aug. 8 there was no sign of a struggle at the Brooklyn home she was staying in at the time.

Dalton Jack, Tibbetts' boyfriend of two years, said he believed the doors of the home where his girlfriend last stayed had been left unlocked.

"It's Brooklyn. You don't lock your doors," Jack told Fox News. "We lock our doors now. Every night."
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Rob Tibbetts stayed optimistic to the end, theorizing his daughter must have been with someone she knew and would return home safe.

"It's totally speculation on my part, but I think Mollie is with someone that she knows, that is in over their head," he told Fox News. "That there was some kind of misunderstanding about the nature of their relationship and at this point they don't know how to get out from under this."

A reward of nearly $400,000 leading to information on Tibbetts' whereabouts will now become a reward for information leading to the capture of any suspects.

"Once they catch their breath, this will turn into a weapon going the other direction to catch the person who did it," Willey said.
Fox News' Matt Finn, Cristina Corbin, Greg Norman, Jennifer Earl and Elizabeth Zwirz and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Mollie Tibbetts, missing Iowa student, found dead, her father says

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The body of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts was found Tuesday, her father and two sources told Fox News, bringing an end to an intensive search that lasted more than a month and captured national headlines. Tibbetts' father, Rob Tibbetts, told Fox News the body found is that of his 20-year-old daughter, who vanished in mid-July.

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there was a investigation on 20 year old Mollie Tibbetts a body was found but has not been identified yet the cops will not release anything until a news conference at 4 pm Mitch Mortvedt head of Missouri criminal investigation and told cnn and told them there was going to be a lot of news