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Asa Heuermann made the statement through her lawyer at Rex Heuermann's latest court appearance.

One of my less impressive claims to fame is I went to the same secondary school as Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth. It is even more banal than it sounds. Our paths never crossed. When I left Madras College in St Andrews in 1985 she was a baby. But, in the years which separated our attendance there, I don't imagine much changed in the way of classroom discipline. We were largely compliant learners at Madras. I don't recall many teachers' lips quivering as they faced us.

British airline easyJet is hoping to recruit an army of over-50s to join its cabin crew after research showed middle-aged people crave a new challenge. A survey of 2,000 over-50s found that 46 per cent had considered a new career. However many said they viewed being a cabin crew member as a job for younger people, with three-quarters saying they believed their age would prevent them from getting the job.

The actress, 72, spoke to BBC Woman's Hour host Nuala McGovern about having Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory (HSAM), as well as her role in new stage play Mad Woman of the West which comes to London this month. Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory, also known as hyperthymesia, is a brain condition which gives people extraordinary powers of recall. Those with HSAM can remember nearly every detail of every day of their lives. The extremely rare condition only affects around 100 people in the world, including the Chicago-born star, who said having it meant she remembered 'everything I was doing' nearly 'every day of my life'. (Pictured left: Taxi star Marilu Henner with her first husband Frederic Forrest in 1981, Centre: Marilu and her third husband Michael Brown in 2016; Right: The star on BBC Woman's Hour this week)

Asa Ellerup appeared to be supporting her ex during a court appearance on Long Island Wednesday. Heuermann is charged with murdering six women.

Ailise Brown, 9, drowned near the Bivouac Junction camp grounds, 30km east of Charters Towers, in far North Queensland on July 8 last year.

Sofia Nelson, a former Yale Law School classmate of Vance, has shared around 90 emails and text messages with the New York Times. The emails shine a light on how Vance shifted from being a strong opponent of Trump to now being his running mate in the 2024 Presidential Election.

The Emmy-nominated on-air veteran from St. Louis was a leading voice on FOXY 106.9 FM's first all-black female radio show, 'The Real Breakfast Crew.'  A trailblazer for African American woman in radio, she also hosted the podcast 'This Week with Tammie Holland.'

Don’t count on Justin Timberlake to do much hard time — if any — should he be found guilty of driving while intoxicated. But it’s not because he’s a celebrity, one legal expert is saying! It’s actually for a VERY different reason!

Obviously, as everybody knows by now, the Can’t Stop The Feeling! singer was arrested in Sag Harbor on New York’s Long Island late on Monday night after getting into a car and driving away from the American Hotel, where he’d reportedly been partying and drinking with pals. Cops pulled him over after he allegedly blew through a stop sign. Then, they determined that he’d been driving drunk despite JT claiming he’d had only “one martini” at the bar. Now, his case is running its way through the legal system. And it’s gonna be quite a journey!

Heuermann, of Long Island, was indicted for the murders Jessica Taylor and Sandra Castillo. The 60 year-old is now accused of killing six women in total, dating back to 1993.

The basement of Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect Rex Heuermann's Long Island home was an area investigators zoned in on during the six-day raid. Attorney Robert Macedonio told DailyMail.com 'it appears the primary focus was in the basement, and any evidence they were looking to retrieve was there.'

About 8.30am, some 15 detectives from the Suffolk County PD entered Rex Heuermann's property on Long Island, moving out boxes and bags which they loaded into a white box truck. Heueremann's estranged wife, Asa Ellerup, and their children, Victoria Heuermann, 26, and Christoper Sheridan 33, were not home at the time. Heuermann, 60, is awaiting trial and is facing murder charges, for killing four women whose bodies were found wrapped on a stretch of Ocean Parkway near Gilgo Beach.

Multiple law enforcement agencies were on the ground in North Sea, Long Island, on Friday, as first reported by News12 Long Island. Their search has gone into the area were Sandra Costilla's body was found three decades ago in a murder case that remains unsolved. Convicted serial killer John Bittrolff, who lived near the search area, was one suspected of the murder but never charged. Bittrolff is serving a 50-year sentence for the murders of two women. The Suffolk County District Attorney's office did not provide additional information about the search when contacted by DailyMail.com. 'The Suffolk County Police Department, the New York Police Department and the New York State Police are working with the District Attorney's Office on an ongoing investigation,' the DA's statement read. 'We do not comment on investigative steps while they are underway. We will make further statements when appropriate.' It comes after Suffolk County detectives began searching a wooded area in  Manorville, New York on Tuesday, win connection with the Gilgo Beach murders investigation.

Search teams with K9s are sweeping the forest area in Manorville, New York for a third day, where the bodies of two victims, Valerie Mack and Jessica Taylor, were discovered in 2000 and 2003 respectively. It comes as Rex Heuermann, 60, who is charged with killing four female sex workers whose bodies were found on a remote stretch of Gilgo Beach around the same time, continues to insist that crooked cop James Burke is involved in the killings.

Detectives began searching a wooded area in Manorville, New York on Tuesday in connection with the Gilgo Beach murder probe, police sources said. The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office declined to comment on the specifics of the search. Rex Heuermann, 60, is charged with murdering four female sex workers whose bodies were found buried on a remote stretch of Gilgo Beach more than 10 years ago.

Speaking outside the Long Island courthouse where his accused serial killer client had a hearing Wednesday morning, attorney Michael Brown said disgraced PC James Burke is 'involved'.

Speaking outside the Long Island courthouse where his accused serial killer client had a hearing Wednesday morning, attorney Michael Brown said disgraced PC James Burke is 'involved' in the case. Burke allegedly led a double life involving crack, cross-dressing and relationships with prostitutes. He is serving jail time after being convicted of several offences including assault, public lewdness and unlawful solicitation after flashing in a park.

Stunned Baltimore residents have expressed their surprise at the 'unbelievable' moment the city's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed into the Patapsco River after being struck by a 1,000ft (299 million) shipping container this morning. It felt like an earthquake.' According to local man John, who lives near the bridge, it sounded like a massive wall of thunder: the whole house was vibrating, like my house was falling down. I saw a lot of fire apparatus, a lot of police, and a lot of police, and a number of police boats disappearing, it's just unbelievable.'

The Dali container ship changed course and appeared to slow down as it approached Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge before collapsing into it early Tuesday morning, according to a stonish tracking video. MarineTraffic's Playback animation shows the Singaporean-flagged container sailing off the coast of Point Breeze before turning south and heading southeast toward the bridge. The 1,000-ft (299 million) vessel, which was bound for Colombo, Sri Lanka, slowly sinks in the middle of the Patapsco River and slows before collapsing with the bridge near Fort Carroll.

Cassie, 42, decided to do something she should have done years ago, despite being late last year. She submitted a Clare's Law request to Thames Valley Police, asking if her husband, David, 48, had any prior arrests or allegations against him for domestic violence. Clare's Law was rolled out across police forces in England and Wales next month. Clare Wood, a woman who was brutally murdered in 2009 by her ex-boyfriend George Appleton, a woman who, unbeknown to her, had served three prison sentences for terrorismizing women, was convicted of mischief because of their criminal history, which allowed police to disclose routinely confidential ­information about someone's criminal history to a person at risk of violence.

On Tuesday morning, Rex Heuermann, 60, was brought to a solitary Suffolk County courthouse in Riverhead, Long Island, New York. He appeared in court Timothy Mazzei wearing a black suit and white shirt for an update on the case's progress. The accused murderer was still being detained in jail in isolation, and his lawyer told DailyMail.com that he was 'lonely and distraught'. It was the first time the architect appeared in court since January 16, when he pleaded not guilty to murdering Mauen Brainard-Barnes, a 25-year-old sex worker.

Lauren Dunn, the new Married At First Sight bride, was all focus on her as she arrived to attend her first event as an influencer over the weekend. As she attended a luxurious Veuve Clicquot party on board The Jackson, the 32-year-old PR maven, who is set to be in the middle of all the series's drama, turned heads. Lauren, who now has 12,900 followers on her food blog, attracted attention in a strapless teal gown with a plunging neckline.

She is expected to be one of the best brides from Married At First Sight's current season. Lauren Dunn appears to be doing fine when it comes to making the most of her fifteen minutes of fame. As she attended a luxurious boat party on board The Jackson, the Perth based PR maven, who will be at the center of all the drama, turned heads.

If Heuermann (left) were not in solitary detention, a sheriff who runs Riverhead Jail (right) said they had "very good information" that he would be a victim of murder. As he awaits his appeal, the suspected Gilgo Beach killer has spent the majority of his days since his detention in a tiny windowless cell in July 2023. Heuermann, 59, denies murdering four people, who were all sex employees, between 1996 and 2011. 'We have a lot of evidence that if he wasn't in a safe location, he would be a victim of violence,' Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. told Newsday.