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Tuesday, March 30, 2010

A northwest Iowa woman is behind bars charged with a serious misdemeanor after allegedly falsely claiming that she had killed her three children. The Sheldon Police Department report that Tuesday just before 3:30 A.M., their dispatch, at the O’Brien County Sheriff’s Department, received a 9-1-1 call from a female cell-phone caller who advised that she had just killed all three of her children.

The caller gave her name and an address in Sheldon and then disconnected her call. Officers discovered that the address she had given did not exist and a search for the name she had given was also unsuccessful. Attempts to contact the caller back were also unsuccessful. Officers were able to obtain ownership information for the cell-phone that had been used and learned that the phone had been sold to someone else.

As a result of the investigation, officers learned that the entire story was false. Officers arrested 42-year-old Kimberly L. Boneschans in Sheldon, at about 9 A.M. the same day and charged her with filing false reports or communications with a public safety entity.

By Scott Van Aartsen, KIWA, Sheldon

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First Iowan to scale Mt. Everest plans World Triathlon

by Pat Curtis 03/30/10 3:50 PM
Charlie Wittmack on Mt. Everest.

A Des Moines man who became the first Iowan to reach the peak of Mount Everest in 2003 is now hoping to conquer what he believes could be the toughest human endurance event ever conceived. In July, 33-year-old Charlie Wittmack plans to begin a 12-nation, 12,000 mile journey he’s calling the World Triathlon. The expedition [...]

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Olympian to headline mile run at Drake Relays

by Todd Kimm 03/30/10 3:15 PM

A U.S. Olympian will headline the invitational mile run at next month’s Drake Relays. Bernard Lagat ran the 1,500 meters and the 5,000 meters for the U.S. in the 2008 Olympics. Drake Relays director Brian Brown who says the mile run is always one of the favorite event of the fans. He says a couple [...]

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UNI coach looks back on accomplishments

by Radio Iowa Contributor 03/30/10 3:13 PM

After a lengthy tournament run the U.N.I. basketball team can enjoy the accomplishments of the just ended season. The Panthers made it all the way to the Midwest Regional semifinals before losing to Michigan State last Friday night in St. Louis. U.N.I. coach Ben Jacobson says he is proud of the team, the student body [...]

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ISU softball finally returns home

by Todd Kimm 03/30/10 2:57 PM

The Iowa State softball team will finally open the home season on Wednesday when the Cyclones host Iowa. I.S.U. has played its first 34 games on the road. Coach Stacy Gemeinhardt-Cesler says it will be great to be home and in front of their fans. I.S.U. played its best softball during the second half of [...]

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Crowded backfield a good problem for Iowa coach

by Todd Kimm 03/30/10 2:56 PM

It will be crowded at running back for the Iowa Hawkeyes when pre-season practice begins. Jewel Hampton was the heir apparent to Shonn Greene heading into last year but a knee injury during the summer ended his season before it even began. He is expected to be ready for the 2010 season and will join [...]

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Man found guilty in 2001 Webster County murder

by Radio Iowa Contributor 03/30/10 2:39 PM

A Webster County jury in Fort Dodge this afternoon found Mark Anthony Wilson guilty of first-degree murder in the death of Joni Manning. The 12 member jury made their decision after deliberating since 10:45 this morning and came back with their verdict just before one this afternoon. Manning was murdered in July of 2001 at [...]

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