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The victim’s father, Miguel Matias, called 911 to say he had strangled his daughter for using his computer to chat with a boy, the sources said. Matias said he then stripped off her clothes, opened the manhole-size cover to the furnace and threw her body inside, they said. Sources said Matias, 36, was once confined for a month to a Pennsylvania mental institution after he doused the family car with gasoline and tried to ignite it with Anna and one of her two younger brothers inside.

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A concert featuring rap duo Dead Prez resulted in more than $30,000 in damages and an overturned Thurston County Sheriff’s patrol car during a riot that took place after the performance on Friday (February 15). The incident, which happened early Friday at Evergreen State College, stemmed from reports of a fight that occurred inside the College Recreation Center. Around 1:30 a.m., a female campus police officer was dispatched to the venue, where dead prez was performing. After the officer arrested a man inside the venue and placed him in the back of her patrol car, Washington State Patrol trooper Brandy Kessler said concertgoers were taunting and questioning what the officer did. At one point 200 people were at the scene as some in the crowd kicked the patrol car, broke its window, wrote graffiti on it with black marker and rolled the vehicle onto its roof.

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Hip-Hop producer Dr. Dre was victorious in a second lawsuit involving the controversial “Up In Smoke” tour and DVD. A $3 billion dollar invasion of privacy lawsuit against Dr. Dre over a videotaped conversation featured on the “Up In Smoke” DVD was dismissed last week. Judge John Murphy ruled that three former City of Detroit employees had no reason to believe their conversations featured on the DVD were private. The trio had a conversation with producers, asking them to refrain from showing a video that contained nudity and a gunfight to audience members during a stop in Detroit in July of 2000. They filed the $3 billion dollar lawsuit after the “Up In Smoke” DVD hit stores in December of 2000.

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Hip-Hop producer Swizz Beatz is among five acclaimed musicians and directors that has teamed up with clothing retail giant The Gap, to compose and produce one of five original songs for a new marketing campaign. Swizz Beatz, along with indie rock group The Blake, electronic artists Dntel, singer-songwriter Marie Digby and Danish post-punk duo The Rayeonettes, produced five original songs about different colors. The award-winning producer interpreted the color green on the song “Candy Paint,” about a drop car driving through the streets of Miami. “Music has always been a significant part of Gap’s history, so we’re always thinking of new ways to connect with people through music,” said Dennis Leggett, creative director for Gap brand.

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