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An Al Jazeera journalist who spent more than a year behind bars in Egypt on terror-related charges has been joyfully reunited with his family. Pictures emerged on Twitter of Baher Mohammed smiling happily with his wife, Jehan, and their three children. Mohammed's colleague tweeted a picture of them together with the message 'family reunion after 411 days', while another image of them was simply captioned 'finally!' Mohammed's wife had given birth to their third child, Haroon, without her husband by her side. Scroll down for video Pictures emerged on Twitter of Baher Mohammed smiling happily with his wife, Jehan, and their three children
Thursday's decision indicated the court was moving ahead with a retrial of Fahmy and
OPTIONS:
- Al Jazeera, but several scenarios are possible.
- Amal, but several scenarios are possible.
- Baher Mohammed, but several scenarios are possible.
- Egypt, but several scenarios are possible.
- Egyptian, but several scenarios are possible.
- George Clooney, but several scenarios are possible.
- Haroon, but several scenarios are possible.
- Jehan, but several scenarios are possible.
- Mohamed Fahmy, but several scenarios are possible.
- Mohammed, but several scenarios are possible.
- Twitter of Baher Mohammed, but several scenarios are possible.

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Baher Mohammed, but several scenarios are possible.

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An elderly Michigan woman has confessed to smothering her infant son in 1961 and may also be responsible for the deaths of her twin daughters in 1969 and 1970, her surviving children say. Janice Summerfield, 77, recently admitted at her Kalamazoo retirement home that 8-month-old William Earl Summerfield died at her hands and not of accidental asphyxiation as his death certificate reads, says her daughter Paula Gastian, 54. Along with her brother Phil, who found William dead in his bed at age 4 and was blamed for the death, Gastian firmly believes her mother also murdered her twin sisters Brenda and Beth while they were still babies.
Both
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- Beth and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Brenda and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Gastian and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Janice Summerfield and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Kalamazoo and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Michigan and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Paula Gastian and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Phil and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- Summerfield and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- William and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- William Earl Summerfield and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.
- William Earl Summerfield III and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.

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assistant: Phil and Paula recall their home being a violent one, where children were routinely beaten or even tossed down stairs.