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Salem-News.com Reporter in the National Enquirer?

"Even if this paper didn't exactly get it right, at least they sensed the importance of Sean Flynn" - Tim King

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - We all know life is full of surprises, after almost six years at Salem-News.com, people were more than a little shocked to see Tim King show up in the National Enquirer Wednesday, in a front page story no less!

Talk about a dubious honor. And it doesn't come without a big dose of irony. April Fool's joke? Well, no, not really.

Reports Citing Discovery of `Remains of Sean Flynn` Presumptuous and Misleading

Men who located possible human remains say the allegations about them in media reports are untrue.

(PHNOM PENH / SALEM) - A tooth and other remains recovered from a reported mass gravesite in Cambodia could lead to truth in the Sean Flynn Mystery, but it is too soon to tell.

News agencies reported Monday that the remains of Sean Flynn, Vietnam War Photojournalist and son of Hollywood actor Errol Flynn, missing since 1970, had been recovered.

Sean Flynn`s Remains Possibly Found in Cambodia

Too soon to know for sure, but it would truly be an amazing discovery.

(SALEM, Ore.) - A jaw and a femur bone that could belong to Sean Flynn have been recovered in Cambodia.

The legendary War Photographer who never returned from tbe Vietnam War is the son of Errol Flynn, early Australian/American actor of Hollywood fame.

Burning Car Rescue: Just in a Nick of Time (VIDEO)

Timing and courage intersect with lifesaving results.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Sometimes life prevails even among the poorest odds; in the worst case scenario. It happened Saturday at 2:42 a.m. when Nick Edwards of Salem, rounded a corner on a rural highway and spotted a fire.

A burning car off of Joseph Street SE at first was hard for him to gauge, "I thought maybe a mailbox was on fire, I couldn't see what it was."

Salem Man Pulls Woman from Burning Car

"Nickolas received numerous cuts to his hands and it is believed his actions saved Destiny's life" - Lt. Sheila Lorance MCSO

(SALEM, Ore.) - Deputies say a Salem man saved a woman's life over the weekend by pulling her from a burning car. Saturday at 2:42 a.m. the Marion County Sheriff's Office responded to the report of a single vehicle crash on Highway 22 at Joseph Street SE.

Lt. Sheila Lorance with the Marion County Sheriff's Office, says deputies arriving on the scene found the 2005 Honda Civic was on its side, completely engulfed in flames and heavy damage on all sides.

Oregon Trooper Credited With Pulling Man From Overturned Pickup & Minimizing Injuries (PHOTOS)

An unidentified physician who stopped at the scene said the trooper may very well have saved a man's life or at least prevented more serious injuries, by pulling him from the streaming anti-freeze.

(HOOD RIVER, Ore.) - An Oregon State Police trooper was credited with preventing more serious injury to a Vancouver, Washington man after the trooper pulled the injured man from underneath his crashed pickup as anti-freeze was streaming on him.

The incident happened in front of the trooper who was getting ready to stop the pickup following a report of a possible intoxicated driver.