Baltimore Inmate Released By Accident
A Maryland inmate, Raymond Taylor, 26, is being searched for today, after they mistakenly released him on Thursday. Authorities are saying Taylor impersonated his cell mate, who was actually the inmate to be released. Taylor, who is supposed to be serving three life sentences for attempted murder, is said to have presented his cell mate's identification card and recited the ID number repeatedly, which is the procedure when being released. [Yahoo News]

Democrats to Move on with Health Care After Summit
Yesterday, President Barack Obama held a daylong health care summit in order to have one final bipartisan discussion with Republicans on the overhaul. While it is even more clear that Democrats will have to charge ahead with their bill, without GOP backing, it is said that common ground was found in the meeting. These shared opinions, though, weren't enough to get the Republicans on board to lending their votes to the much-needed legislation. All and all, the AP reports that Democrats will indeed forge ahead to get health care reform through. This is a gutsy move on the part of Democrats; for, many stand to risk not getting reelected this November in the upcoming elections. The public will have to vote on whether the Democrats made the right move in getting health care for this nation or not. Either way, with virtually no previous administration being able to reform our primitive health care system, Democrats have decided that the time is now. [AP]

Body of 'Growing Pains' Actor Found
Andrew Koenig, known as Richard "Boner" Stabone in "Growing Pains," was found dead yesterday in Stanley Park of Vancouver. Fellow actor and Dad of Andrew, Walter Koenig, confirmed, after finding the body with other friends and family, that the death was a suicide. Andrew was reportedly very depressed and had stopped taking his medication, even though he would go on to act in a host of other successful films after "Pains." Andrew was 41. [Washington Post]

Old Newspaper Reveals Interesting Detail in Bishop Case
Norfolk District Attorney William Keating has ordered an inquest in to the murder of Amy Bishop's brother, which occurred 24 years ago. Authorities discovered a newspaper on the murder in Bishop's home that revealed Bishop had attempted to commandeer a car from a car dealership, after the shooting. According to authorities, this detail raises new questions around the killing and provides substantive information for her latest murders. Investigators have also found that this earlier case was severely mishandled; for, Bishop wasn't questioned about the murder of her brother until 11 days after the incident. [Boston.com]

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