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Special Reports
Pasado's Safe Haven: Charity is a force for animals but critics question ta...
Susan Michaels and Mark Steinway shared a dream. On a timbered patch of land in east Snohomish County, the husband and wife team dedicated a decade of their lives to creating an animal rescue sanctuary. [More]

By Scott North and Jackson Holtz Herald Writers | May 17, 2009
Kevin Nortz / The Herald
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 • Pasado's vows fight, faces new questions
• House built on Pasado's property entangled in divorce

Trouble finds Shawna Forde
EVERETT -- An Everett woman who attracted national attention by suggesting Mexican drug cartels targeted her for a series of violent attacks now acknowledges she told police they ought to look closer to home for suspects -- including among her own... [More]

By Scott North, Herald Writer | February 22, 2009
Dan Bates / The Herald
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 • Police had doubts about Forde’s rape claims, documents show
• Forde set plan in case of arrest
• Case reports reveal more details on Arivaca shootings
• Suspect in Arizona slayings charged in 1997 Wenatchee killing
• Minuteman shooting suspect charged with old murder

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 • Shawna Forde cohort a 15-time offender
• Arizona will seek death penalty on Shawna Forde
• Death penalty sought against Minutemen leader Forde and 2 others
• Shawna Forde’s alleged conspirator is now charged in 1997 East Wenatchee killing
• Jason Bush investigated in 1997 killing
• New scrutiny of Shawna Forde by Everett police
• Shawna Forde talked of plans in Syria
• Shawna Forde planned to go to Syria after killings, mom says
• Cohort of Shawna Forde allegedly confesses to Arizona killings
• Confession made in Arizona killings, newspaper reports
• Forde case spurs more sharp debate among anti-illegal immigration groups
• Detectives quickly zeroed in on Shawna Forde in killings
• Everett woman was suspect just hours after Arizona slaying
• Minuteman says he warned authorites of robbery plot
• Everett police drop Shawna Forde rape investigation
• Murder suspect not the military veteran he claims to be
• Anti-immigration activist from Everett arrested in Arizona killings
• Leader of Minutemen group reports being shot
• Hoax claims 'ridiculous,' Minutemen leader says
• Violent attacks in home sparked by politics, victim says

Alone Among Us
Depression and anxiety are frequently part of the experience, as immigrants adjust to a new culture separated from families, social networks and emotional support. [More]

By Sharon Salyer, Herald writer and Alejandro Domínguez, La Raza del Noroeste | December 7, 2008
Dan Bates / The Herald
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 • Mental illness carries stigma among Asian cultures, too
• Cultures turn to traditional ways to heal
• Fear of 'loco' label can keep teenagers from seeking help
• Video: Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center
• Audio slideshow: A Healing Ritual
• Alone Among Us Credits
• Mental health resources

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