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AI facial recognition to tag fisheries
New technology is helping protect one of Cayman’s most iconic reef fish. For more than 20 years, marine scientists have been tracking Nassau Grouper spawning sites, and the technology they’re using are changing fast.
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Man who groomed and raped girls was ‘left for dead’ as baby
A man who groomed and raped two 13-year-old girls and sent sexual messages to an 11-year-old should serve his sentence in a hospital because of psychiatric problems arising from being left for dead as a baby by his birth mother, his defence lawyer has said.
George Martin Slijper, 26, had been found guilty by a jury in May 2024 of rape, gross indecency, assault by penetration, sexual communications with a child and meeting a child after sexual communications in relation to a 13-year-old victim whom he was accused of raping in a bathroom of a hotel.
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