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It was a curious woman walking her dog near Albuquerque’s West Mesa who first saw a bone sticking out of the dirt back in February 2009, according to APD Deputy Chief Paul Feist.
“When we went out there the first time we thought, though tragic, it was a regular call,” said Feist, who worked on the case when police first opened it.
After APD determined the bone was human, police dug and dug through the dirt weeks and weeks.
What looked more like an archeological dig than a crime scene eventually turned up the remains of 11 women and an unborn fetus.
The movie-like plot unfolded in the months and years that followed.
Police said one person targeted and killed the young women in their teens and 220s sometime between 2001 and 2006. All the women had a similar story.
“They were in trouble with narcotics or prostitution,” Feist said.

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The plot is said to involve Cotillard playing a Polish woman forced into prostitution in order to care for her sick sister as they emigrate from their home. According to Coming Soon, Phoenix plays a ”charming sleaze bag” who takes her under his wing. Jeremy Renner is also rumored to star in the film. 

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Spotted: Marion Cotillard and Joaquin Phoenix on set in New York
Dowdy is not a word we usually associate with actress Marion Cotillard, though she does have a good excuse.
The French actress, who’s normally seen on our best-dressed list, is pictured here on the set of her latest film in New York City.
For the project, which is a yet to be named period piece also starring Joaquin Phoenix, Marion plays a Polish immigrant who is forced into prostitution and burlesque.
Marion Cotillard on set with co-star Joaquin Phoenix. Photo: PA
If you’d like to see something more pleasing to the eye, take a look at who made our best-dressed list this week in the gallery below.
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25 January: Tulisa at the National Television Awards 2012 in London

A celebrity breakup is often accompanied by a big fashion or beauty statement, but we’re not sure dressing like a flamingo is really the best way for Tulisa to ce …

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Phoenix and Cotillard on the Set of James Gray’s Next
Source: smtmn/FameFlynet Pictures
Joaquin Phoenix and Marion Cotillard were spotted filming James Gray’s untitled new drama (AKA Low Life) in New York City on Friday, January 27. You can view a few photos of the shoot below!
The film is about an immigrant (Cotillard) who suffers from a nightmarish ordeal emigrating from Poland. Forced into prostitution to provide for her sick sister, Cotillard’s character winds up getting taken in by Phoenix’s character, a “charming sleazebag”.
(Photo Credit: smtmn/FameFlynet Pictures)

See the full article from “ComingSoon.net”

Rupert: “One thing I’ve noticed is that every time we’ve gone back to filming, in the art department they have pictures of Se7en, which is exactly that thing of cop show meets the horror genre. I think Phil’s right. I missed the horror that we had in the second [series]. I’m glad it’s back now. It’s this very gothic feeling that we get which is, I think, what makes Whitechapel special and different.”
There are some gory moments in the show – are any of you squeamish?
Rupert: “The first series we did was kind of horrible because the poor girls who were playing the prostitutes who were being murdered were having to lie on the floor with real offal on their bodies, so that was horrible. But this time round it’s all fake – there’s no real livers and things around! There’s a severed foot at one point which was pretty disgusting.”

See the full article from “Digital Spy UK”

Combating crime in South Phoenix one house at a time
by Sybil Hoffman
azfamily.com
Posted on January 26, 2012 at 10:10 PM
Updated
today at 10:21 PM
PHOENIX — It’s the worst of the worst in one of the Valley’s toughest neighborhoods. For years, drug use and prostitution have brought down property values and made the communities extremely dangerous.
Just because the criminals overtake homes, turning them into magnets for illegal activity, it doesn’t mean the neighbors have to put up with it.
There’s never a dull moment patrolling the South Mountain Precinct. For more than a decade, Detective Lance Hunt with the Phoenix Police Department has been trying to turn around the many neighborhoods plagued with prostitution and drug use in South Phoenix.
Hunt believes at the core of the problem isn’t necessarily the criminals but the properties used for illegal activity.

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These photos are of a location to be used for a scene set in 1905. The location is to be known as a brothel, and HBO Watch had the details about the reason for this flashback. The site said the following:
For this season there has been speculation that Pam, Eric Northmen’s friend and confidant, will have her origin story explored. Alan Ball, lead writer on the True Blood team is looking for new cast members in particular. A non-threatening man in his 30s and a prostitute oddly named “Washcloth Helen.” Both of these characters will be introduced to fans during a flashback to a San Francisco brothel in 1905. The date is significant because 1905 is supposedly the date where Pam becomes a Vampire according to author Charlaine Harris.

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Gilbert, 24, who worked as a prostitute, disappeared in May 2010. The hunt for her led to the discovery that bodies of sex workers were being dumped around Gilgo Beach and that perhaps a serial killer or killers were at work.

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Madelaine Adelman, co-founder and co-chair of the Phoenix chapter for the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, which aims to improve safety in schools so that students, regardless of sexual orientation or gender, are treated fairly.
Donald Campbell, who has spent much of his life helping to educate inner-city youths. His work has included volunteer efforts at Project Challenge, a program that educates high-school dropouts.
Dr. Wil Counts, a psychologist, who founded the Terros drug-rehabilitation center in the 1970s and later helped create a scholarship program, Juneteenth, for inner-city kids and adults. He also helped found South Mountain Community College.
Adam Lopez-Falk, a governing-board member of Alhambra Elementary School District in west Phoenix, who has advocated for minority and immigrant students and their families. He also co-founded the Granada Neighborhood Partnership, a block-watch program to end prostitution and other crimes in the community.

See the full article from “Arizona Republic”

Authorities have said nearly all the dead women worked as prostitutes before they disappeared between 2003 to early 2005.
The victims include Jamie Barela, a 15-year-old who was last seen by family in 2004. Buried with her were Syllannia Edwards, 15, a runaway from Lawton, Okla., and Michelle Valdez, 22, along with her unborn child.
Their bodies were found in 2009 after a woman and her dog found a large bone protruding from the dirt. They are called the “West Mesa murders” because of where the bodies were buried on the west side of Albuquerque.
In 2010, FBI agents and Albuquerque police officers searched two homes and at least one business owned by a health food store owner and travel photographer from Joplin, Mo. Police also questioned men who hired prostitutes and were prone to violence.

See the full article from “ABQ Journal (subscription)”