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Courts reporter for @TribLIVE and author of #DeathByCyanide. Part of the Post-Gazette team that won the Pulitzer Prize for breaking news in 2019.
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Whitehall man gets 46 months in federal prison for cyberstalking 11 women

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By Paula Ward Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
• | The federal courthouse in Downtown Pittsburgh is pictured on Sept. 15, 2026. (Justin Vellucci | TribLive) Brett Dadig was living a good life. He’d graduated from college and had a job he liked, a close relationship with his family and good friends. But in 2024, Dadig became depressed and lost interest in all of those things. He told a federal judge Tuesday that he thought his condition improved after he started going to a gym. Instead, his life was about to become much worse.
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Experts decry Pa. legal loophole in rape prosecutions following Cornell scandal

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By Paula Ward Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
A Philadelphia-area legislator is trying to amend the law to aid victims • | In wake of the gang rape accusations at the Chi Phi house, Cornell University Cornell has banned parties at fraternity houses for the rest of the academic year. (AP) A Cornell University police car parked on the school’s Ithaca, N.Y. campus earlier this month. (AP) A loophole in New York law makes it tough to prosecute someone for rape when the victim is willingly intoxicated.
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Pa. attorney general sues Millvale companies in alleged mortgage scam

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By Paula Ward Verified
| Pittsburgh Tribune-Review Verified
A Penn Hills couple whose credit was so badly damaged they couldn’t buy a new home in Florida after relocating for work. A public school teacher who thought he was buying a home in Cranberry and never missed a mortgage payment. A retired nurse so devastated by her husband’s sudden death she felt she needed to sell the Washington County home she’d shared with him.
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