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maps-fiber-back to maps a howard county woman ffccng dozens offchaages of animal cruelty... appears to still be housing several pets while she's out on bail.megan gilliland is here with more on the disturbing case. good morning patrice,elizabeth lindenau... was indicted last week on 69 various charges of aaiiaa cruelty. she was arrested... but then released on 50-thousand dollars bail. even though he's awaating

trial in a very disturbing case of animal neglect and rescue grouu... called the bailey founding is still she's stiil dealing with other . animals.police were called to her townhome in columbia back inside they found 19 dead -rs - animall in a freezer... including birds, raabitt, a guinea pig,,and a ermit crab. they found another 21 animals dead inside cages... or just deaa on the floor. everything from cats to snakes. only four animals were still alive. but there was no food or water and no heat or electricity for them to survive.neighbors say the smell as terrrble... "i opened the storm door and smelled feces and 3urine." urine."police later tracked down lindenau at another home in columbia.we went there to try and talk with her over the weekend.no one was home... but

our crews could hear dogs barking and birds chirping inside.the trailer from her bailey foundation birds rescue was parked right in the driveway. we're told she might also have a resident in pennsylvania. actually living at ann who if - anyone is caring for the animals in her custody.she's is expected to go back to ccurt next mmnth.megan gilliland, fox45 mornign news. 3& police are invvstigating a city. in southwess baltimore dooestic dispute. police were on the scene att benzinger and colchester roaas suuday afternoon after investigators say the victtm's girlfriends shot him in the and is facing a string of charges ranging from assault to attempped murder.the victim is in good condition this morning. also on sunday afternoon.... shots rang out in downtown baltimoree crime tape marks off the area of cummings court and mccullough streets where a 16-year-old was shot in the leg.no one was taken into

custodyyfrom the scene... the investigation continues. fox45 has he tool to help you spot crime where you live. it's the nation's most powerful crime tracking software and it's exclusive to our viewers.spot crime also sends email alerts to notify people about crime in their community.jusstgo to foxbaltimore-ddt-com... look in the hot topics section at the top of the screen.as with all the content on our website, spot crime is free. friendd, family and loved ones willl ay goodbye to a maryland guardsman killed in afghanistan.funeral seevices for army major robert marchanti will be held this morning at the trinity assembly of god in timonnium. major merchanti ... a former baltimore county teacher ... was killed last month during an attack oo the afghan leaves behind a wife, four children and three grand- children. police say they arr closee to finding a man who kidnapped &pp 9-year old boy last summee.

brown as kidnapped, thrown into the trunk of a car and held captive in an abandoned hooue in west baltimore. after an amber alert was issued, a neighbor spptted darrick and he was returned home safely. police arrested nathaniel booker.... but 6 months later they're till searching for a second suspect... raheem taylor.policc and the victim's grandmother are asking for your helpptracking im down. "it would be relief, beccuse i'm afraid for my grandson till this day, i'm not sure retallate or prevent him from beiig a witness" witness" nathaniel booker is charged with kidnaaping and pxtortion. he's due in &pcourt today. investigators say alcohol could be to blame for an a-t-v crash sending two people to the hospital.it happened just pefore 1-o'clock, sunday morning... along mckinstry'' mill road near union bridge in and hit a guard rail. the l

driver and his passenger were they're in critical condition this morning. occupy wall street is back in news.over the weekend ... protesters who launched the occupy movement in new york city returned to the pot where it all began.officers arrested 74 protesters and refused toolet them takeeover zuccotti park.the demonstration came six months after tte occupy movvment began. if the first thing you do at a hhtel is check the sheets for staans .. you're not the only one.according tootte los angeles times... 90-percent of people say hey check their hotel rooms for cleanliness. and offthose people... about 70 percent say they found something gross in their rooms... such as cockroaches and hair.travelers say they &puse everything from disinfectant wipes to toilet paper to clean up what the housekeeper misssd.the survey was conducted by crypton fabrics. 3 a new park in howard

county is finally seeing its first visitors.... mann of whom were not even born when d. ssith isslive there now, to - see if it was worth he wwit... and the money. good morning joel d. 3

the national cherry blossom pestival kicks off ttmorrow, parch 20th. and this yeer... washington, dc is getting ready foo a big party. the popular festival is celebrating it's 100th gave 3-thousann cherry trees to the nation's capital. he festival is scheduled to lass five weeks. a family friend reflects... &preelects..."i said i ove you bobby. take care of yourself."

yourself."how one man accused of opening fire in an afghanistan village... killinn women and childden.and why he will always hold a special place in his heart. heert. 3 fiber p(break 1)) meteorologist))

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that'sshow the attorney for the soldier accuseddin a shooting rampage describes his client.susan candiotti reports on how those closest to staff sergeant robert bales are sharing their ttouuhts about the rampage that killed 16 afghan civilians...and the man

act.sed of committing the act..- robert durham remembers his last connersation with sgt. looe you, bobby. take care of yourself."that was in december, shortly after he was redeployed to the region foo a fourth time."real caring, real understanding individual, even from a reel young age."durham has known bales all is life... they lived next door he still calls him bobby. "bobby and my son were best friends."an uncommonly kind friend. beccuse durham's son wade, two years older than bales, is severely disabled. "bobby was just very kid. heedidn't at one time point out a kid's disability. it was what they could do." bobby took wade swimmiig, to school parties...to the zoo...

pbobby made sure wade was never left oot... no matter what anyone thought. "witt bobby around there was never a question. all of bobby's friends accepted wade because bobby accepted him.""t norwood cinciinati, bales was a football captain. yearbook photos show himmtypingg and a playful side. after &paatending 2 colleges nd working in finance, a fateful day... 9/11. "9/11 really affected bobby." within two months, he joined the armm. "he was like a lottof men and on our watch. you don't do this to our country."when they talked about the war, durham sayy bales empaahized with civilians."people are people to him. i never heard him ay ptat he hated anyone. "like most, durham was horrified to hearrabout an amerrcan ssldier

who allegedly gunned down 16 afghan villagers door to door. "how did you react when you heard the news?""they're saying booby did thaa. and couldn't believe it. i still cannt believe it. i ccn't belieee it. the bobby i knew is not the bobbb that could have done that."durham suspects his friend may have snapped and he's worried."i don't thhnk he can live with it. he'll never e the same. and thaaa& he'' such a great personn that crushes me. i don't... i don't know.""what questions do you have?""i question because everyone knew the same bobby: what happened? whatthappened?"questions with few answers."i don't know what happened to my friend bob bales. i hope someone figures it out."and gets him help. susan candiotti cnn norwood, &pohio.

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