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THE KAREN PHILLIPS CASE Series: CASUALTIES OF PEACE PART FIVE OF SEVEN PARTS
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Apr. 1998: Karen Phillips, a native of Twin Oaks, Pa., arrives in
the city of Oyem in northern Gabon, as a Peace Corps trainee.
Dec. 17, 1998: Phillips is raped and murdered. Her body is found
in the weeds near her home later that morning.
Dec. 21, 1998: Oyem resident Thierry Ndoutoume Nzue, nicknamed
Rambo, first implicates Herbert "Jimmy" Ondo, a former Gabonese rock
star, in Phillips' death.
Feb. 4, 1999: Ndtoutoume Nzue would change his story at least
three times befor...
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THE KAREN PHILLIPS CASE Series: CASUALTIES OF PEACE PART FIVE OF SEVEN PARTS
Dayton Daily News
; Apr. 1998: Karen Phillips, a native of Twin Oaks, Pa., arrives in the city of Oyem in northern Gabon, as a Peace Corps trainee. Dec. 17, 1998: Phillips is raped and murdered. Her body is found in the weeds near her home later that morning. Dec. 21, 1998: Oyem resident Thierry Ndoutoume Nzue,
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Female Volunteers Warned Peace Corps about Danger in Gabon.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By Mei-Ling Hopgood, Dayton Daily News, Ohio Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 30--OYEM, Gabon--Karen Phillips had taken the ... said. Mathurin, in an interview with the Dayton Daily News, denied ever striking Phillips, even though he admitted ...
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WHO KILLED KAREN PHILLIPS?- FEMALE VOLUNTEERS WARNED PEACE CORPS ABOUT DANGER IN GABON Series: CASUALTIES OF PEACE PART FIVE OF SEVEN PARTS
Dayton Daily News
; ... in an interview with the Dayton Daily News, denied ever striking Phillips, even though ... February interview with the Dayton Daily News in his office above the market, he insisted ... cigarette boxes. Ondo told the Dayton Daily News he was in his family compound the night ...
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