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Cult leader arrested
Fugitive Minnesota cult head captured in Brazil beach lair
A Minnesota cult leader who has been the subject of a global manhunt was arrested Saturday in Brazil, according to Brazilian media reports. Victor A. Barnard, 53, faces 59 counts of first-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a flock of young "Maidens" as part of a camp in Pine County. Updated 9:53 PM
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Garnett ejected, Wolves fall just short at home against Memphis
A second consecutive sellout crowd arrived early to watch Kevin Garnett back at Target Center, but they never got to say a proper goodnight after Garnett was ejected in the third quarter of a 101-97 loss.
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