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FBI and K-9's Swarm Venna Kidnap Site, Autumn Pasquale's Parents Speak, Airport Crasher Sentenced

by: iradiotom - Philadelphia, PA
started: 10/24/12 8:25 pm | updated: 10/24/12 8:27 pm

A coroner's van, police K-9 units and the FBI swarmed the Marquis Apartments in King of Prussia this afternoon, the site of the disappearance of ten month old Saavni Venna. Today, a $30,000 reward was offered for the safe return of the Asian/Indian baby who was abducted and grandmother murdered on Monday. An Amber Alert has been in effect since Monday.

UPDATE 10/25 3pm: They have just raised the reward to $50,000.

Autumn Pasquale's parents have spoken to the media about the murder of their 12 year old daughter by two brothers who were neighbors of the victim in Clayton in New Jersey. Autumn's father Tony struggled with words in disbelief. Autumn's mother, Jenn Cornwell held the teddy bear Autumn will be buried with and advised other parents to hug their children harder and get closer and deeper into their kids' lives.

Autumn's family says a public viewing will be held from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Glassboro. A funeral Mass at the church will follow at 2 p.m., and burial will be at Cedar Grove Cemetery in Clayton.

SEE ALSO: Autumn Pasquale Murder Case Arrests Made

SEE ALSO: Body of Autumn Pasquale found in Clayton, NJ; Investigators vow to get justice

SEE ALSO: Search continues for Autumn Pasquale, Missing 12 Year Old Girl in Clayton, NJ, $10000 Reward

Sixteen months in prison is the sentence for the man who crashed his Jeep through a locked fence at Philadelphia International Airport and drove onto a runway in March. Twenty five year old Kenneth Richard Mazik is guilty of disrupting airport services and endangering the safety of passengers on planes that were diverted as a result of Mazik's behavior. His defense blamed his erratic behavior on an addiction to Adderall. Mazik was remorseful at his sentencing, though the judge reminded him that the incident's outcome could have been extremely worse if a plane had been taking off or landing at the time, In that case, he'd be facing life behind bars.

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The 76ers announced today that newly acquired Center Andrew Bynum will sit out until his knee is pain free.

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Cloudy tonight. Down to 57 in Philadelphia.

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