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The mother of the Muslim convert who shot dead a Canadian soldier outside Parliament on Wednesday reunited with her estranged son over lunch just days ago - the first time she'd seen him in five years. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau's mother Susan Bibeau released a statement on behalf of herself and her ex-husband saying she did not know what to say to those hurt in the attack and could offer 'no explanation' for her son's actions. 'No words can express the sadness we are feeling at this time,' she said in the release on behalf of herself and Bibeau-Zehaf's father, Bulgasem Zehaf.

The gunman's victim,

Answer: Nathan Cirillo, was revealed to be a 24-year-old father who was bringing up his six-year-old son.


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Brazilian football legend Ronaldo has challenged tennis star Rafael Nadal to a live head-to-head poker match. The Spanish 14-time Grand Slam champion has accepted the duel with the game scheduled to take place on November 6 in London. The global sports stars clashed last year in the European Poker Tour Prague Charity Challenge, which raised £79,000 for good causes. Pokerstars.com are putting on the eagerly anticipated event and will broadcast it live. Nadal took the spoils, seeing off Ronaldo and four other players.en route to winning the tournament. Tennis hero Nadal said: 'It was my first live poker tournament when I last played against Ronaldo and one year later I'm more confident with my skill level.



Answer: Ronaldo added: 'The last time we played together Rafa won and it was a lot of fun.


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(CNN) -- One of three malnourished men found earlier this month in the garage of a Houston home has died, police said Tuesday. He and the other men told police they'd been held captive before they were discovered July 19. William Merle Greenawalt, 79, was pronounced dead six days later, Houston police said in a statement, which did not detail a cause of his death. The two other men, ages 59 and 64, who were allegedly held captive have been released from hospitals to the care of the state's Adult Protective Services. Walter Renard Jones, 31 -- a grandson of the home's owner -- has been charged with injury to the elderly by act and injury to the elderly by omission, according to Houston police spokeswoman Jodi Silva.

"The three men claimed to have been misled by the suspect (

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Walter Renard Jones) into residing at the home in exchange for food and shelter," police added.