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11/2/11 Miami Herald: "Woman changes story; search for I-95 rapist called off,"
By Diana Moskovitz
    Police called off the search Wednesday for a man suspected of rape after further investigation 
revealed no crime took place.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/11/02/2484310/woman-changes-story-search-for.html#ixzz1cddj3UNF 


10/20/11 NPR Morning Edition: "Real 'Sybil' Admits Multiple Personalities Were Fake,"
by Lynn Neary
    When Sybil first came out in 1973, not only did it shoot to the top of the best-seller lists — it manufactured a psychiatric phenomenon. The book was billed as the true story of a woman who suffered from multiple personality disorder. Within a few years of its publication, reported cases of multiple personality disorder — now known as dissociative identity disorder — leapt from fewer than 100 to thousands. But in a new book, Sybil Exposed, writer Debbie Nathan argues that most of the story is based on a lie.
http://www.npr.org/2011/10/20/141514464/real-sybil-admits-multiple-personalities-were-fake&sc=nl&cc=es-20111023 


9/14/11 Associated Press
NYC TV meteorologist admits false attack claims
By Jennifer Peltz
    New York (AP) — A TV meteorologist admitted Wednesday she'd made up claims
of being repeatedly attacked by a stranger on the city streets, allegations that sparked an extensive investigation before police said she told them she'd invented the story to get attention.
    Heidi Jones, who has worked for stations in New York and Texas and filled in on ABC's "Good Morning America," pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false-reporting charges.
http://news.yahoo.com/nyc-tv-meteorologist-admits-false-attack-claims-162809586.html 

4/19/11 Durham County News & Observer: "Crystal Mangum indicted in boyfriend's death,"
by Jesse James DeConto
    Durham - A grand jury has indicted Crystal Mangum in the death of her boyfriend Reginald Daye.
    Charged with murder, she is accused of stabbing her Daye, during an argument. Daye, 46, died last Wednesday at Duke Hospital.
    Mangum is in the Durham County jail.  Her bail is set at $300,000.
    Five years ago, Mangum accused members of the Duke lacrosse team of sexually assaulting her while she was working as a stripper for an escort service. The accusations were eventually found to be false, and the case was dismissed by state Attorney General Roy Cooper. 
    Last year Mangum was charged with felony arson, child abuse, vandalism and resisting a law-enforcement officer.  She was convicted of child abuse, vandalism and resisting an officer.