Identification

USA: The mystery of “Pinnacle Man” solved after 50 years – He was found frozen in a cave but his identity was unknown

The man, who was found frozen in a cave at Pinnacle, a popular destination along the Appalachian Trail, has been identified as Nicholas Paul Grabb, a 27-year-old from Fort Washington. This identification brings relief to his family, who for 47 years had no idea what happened to him, although many questions remain about the last days of his life.

Border Police Chief: Bulgaria is Ready for Schengen!

Chief Commissioner Anton Zlatanov, director of the Main Directorate "Border Police", asserted Bulgaria's readiness to fully integrate into the Schengen area, citing Austria's veto as the sole obstacle preventing this transition. Zlatanov criticized Austria's veto, deeming it unjust during an interview on BNT.

Key Features of the New Bulgarian ID Cards

In a significant update to Bulgaria's identification system, the issuance of new ID cards will come with a higher price tag of BGN 30, compared to the current fee of BGN 18. Despite the increased cost, exemptions will remain for 14-year-olds and individuals over 70 years old, who will continue to receive their ID cards free of charge.

Bomb in the Ministry of Labour: The perpetrators' motorcycle was found - They are looking for fingerprints and dna

Concern at the Anti-Terrorism Department as long as there is no declaration of responsibility - The "orphan" fingerprint from the bomb at Goudi's - Concern about the trapped envelope in the courts of Thessaloniki

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