her custody because of her substance abuse and her partner's domestic violence.

The teenager's father also defended him to local reporters after Moseley's death, calling him "a good kid who was dealt a bad deck of cards."

The unidentified man told KPRC: "This is a story that will let people know that families need to stick together. When they don't, this is the kind of thing that takes place."

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The boy was charged with a juvenile count of murder and is currently being held at a juvenile detention facility.

He was initially reported missing, but was discovered a day later in Houston when a member of his family called police.

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As the country grapples with demonetisation question, the Archaeology and Geology exhibition held at the Kalina campus of Mumbai University, for the first time, has exhibited demonetised notes from all across the globe.

The exhibition, organised by Centre for Extra-mural Studies and Instucen Trust, in an ensemble of art and architecture in all its forms.

The collection was created by Sanjay Joshi, an expert in study of numismatics and archaeology.

“There were many countries which have implemented demonetisation before, barring ours in 1978 by then Prime Minister Morarji Desai (who scrapped Rs500, Rs1,000, Rs5,000 and Rs10,000 banknotes),” said Joshi while adding, “Technically, ours is re-monetisation of Rs 500 notes and demonetisation of Rs 1,000 notes. Demonetisation means to stop the currency totally.”

Old Pakistani 100-rupee note which