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 a vehicle that could have reached 140 miles 
per hour and easily "outrun" the killer's Ford Ranger-style pickup truck. 
Allocca said Davison had lived in Phoenix, Ariz., at one point and 
was comfortable driving at a speed of 100 miles per hour if 
he needed to.Davison's parents said they have many questions over what led 
up to the murder and have filed a formal request in Maryland 
to view a copy of the 911 transcript.So far, neither the transcript 
nor a recording of the call has been released, with authorities saying 
it is because the investigation is ongoing.Among the questions that agonize 
his parents are: Did Davison drop-back on the highway in order to 
obtain a better description of the vehicle following him? Or did he 
decrease his speed while waiting for police to tell him whether to 
exit the highway as he approached a ramp?Neither parent is convinced that 
a shooting hours earlier is unrelated to the one that killed their 
son. On the night of Friday, Jan. 3, hours before Davison was 
killed, a roadway shooting involving a pickup truck in Monaghan Township, 
Pa., 30 miles away, was reported. Police said shortly after Davison's death 
that there was no evidence indicating the two incidents were connected.The 
shootings occurred roughly seven hours apart, and the gunshots involved 
in the first incident narrowly missed the victim's head. "They ruled out 
that the first shooting was related. How is that?" Davison asked. "Without 
that person i
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are one of the few creatures on this planet who have the 
capability of ignoring our basic survival instinct. We jump out of perfectly 
good airplanes  something that still sets off alarms in the most 
veteran skydivers  and we push ourselves to the edge of death 
and back with physical demands on our bodies that defy reason with 
activities like ultra-marathons in the desert, living in microgravity, and 
setting the world record for holding ones breath under water.Yet as contradictory 
as it sounds, testing these limits is probably what makes us feel 
the most human or the most attuned to nature and our own 
potential  particularly when it comes to soaring above the skies, jumping 
eight feet in the air and eating the most bizarre, even dangerous, 
dishes set in front of us on the dinner table.What are some 
of the deadliest foods the world has ever seen? Poisonous or harmful 
by design, not accident, and something that has us questioning our sanity 
when we choose to take a bite?iStockLike apples, cherry pits contain a 
type of hydrogen cyanide called prussic acid. Don't go eating a cup 
of ground pits, or peach and apricot pits for that matter.iStockRhubarb 
leaves contain oxalic acid, which causes kidney stones. It'll take 11 pounds 
of leaves to be fatal, but much less to make you seriously 
ill.iStockNutmeg is actually a hallucinogenic. Yes, you can trip on i
A woman died Thursday after her scarf and her hair got caught 
in the teeth of a Montreal metro escalator and the scarf then 
apparently strangled her.The Montreal Gazette reports that the incident 
occurred when the 48-year-olds scarf got caught in the escalator Thursday 
morning.The womans scarf got caught in the escalator and then she bent 
down to try to get it out and her hair got stuck, 
too, Constable Jean-Pierre Brabant told The Gazette.A bystander called 911 
and by the time police arrived, she was declared dead.The Gazette said 
she apparently was strangled by the scarf.Bob Lamle, a spokesman for Montreal's 
ambulance service, said Thursday he had never seen anything like it in 
his 30-year career.The firefighters, first responders, got there first and 
began resuscitation efforts. Our technicians arrived and took over but it 
was not viable and the woman was declared dead, Lamle said.There is 
an emergency stop button at the top and bottom of the escalator, 
as in all escalators serving the system. Constable Brabant said he did 
not know whether anyone pressed the stop button while the woman, who 
was not identified, struggled.Metro users were shocked by the news that 
someone could die while doing something most of them do several times 
a day.Personally, Im really traumatized because I use that escalator every 
day, 13-year-old Philippe Silyutintold The Gazette as he was standing with 
friends outside the Fabre station entrance while police in
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