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Therefore, people in Texas are perplexed from where Pavel Astakhov and Konstantin Dolgov could get the information they voiced about the circumstances of the boy’s death. Police and guardianship authorities say they did not share the relevant data with anyone.

“I’m glad they have X-ray vision and that they saw some kind of report,” county medical examiner Hector Sondra Wood snidely remarks about the Russian allegations.

“The Russian government appears to be confident that it knows exactly what happened and is famously reporting it to the whole world,” sneers publicist Eric Nicholson in the Dallas Observer. “Or maybe it just sees it as an opportunity for in any case, the dead three-year-old boy has now become a pawn in the international struggle. nine0011

Nothing like the movies

The final autopsy report could be made public as early as next week, as it usually takes 4 to 8 weeks to prepare in the US. In this case, however, they even talked about 12 weeks, and then the results of the autopsy may not be announced until sometime in April.

Maxim died on January 21 at 5:43 pm in the hospital about an hour after his adoptive mother, Laura Shatto, called 911 and said that the boy was unconscious in the yard. nine0011

She told the police that Max was playing in the yard with his 2-year-old brother Christopher (Kirill). The foster mother went into the house to use the toilet, and when she returned, she found Max lying on the ground next to the swing.

As experts note, the Western citizen has been accustomed by countless detective television series to the fact that the results of an autopsy and analysis come to the investigators at lightning speed. No wonder the public was taken aback when the autopsy results on singers Whitney Houston and Amy Winehouse took so long to arrive. nine0011

In fact, say forensic experts, toxicological, histological and microbiological analyzes take weeks and months.

Assays are complex, time-consuming and often performed in laboratories where there is a lot of such work. Sometimes tests for fidelity are done several times. It happens that they have to be done in other cities, where there is more advanced equipment. It is noted that due to budget cuts, analyzes in some places take even longer than usual. nine0011

Complaint on the day of death

Until the final results of the autopsy, the authorities withhold conclusions, although the guardianship authorities have placed Shatto’s house under special control. It lies in the fact that social workers regularly visit there to visit little Christopher.

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Child welfare spokesman Paul Zimmerman stated that they had no complaints against Shatto in the past, although on the day of Max’s death someone approached them complaining that the boy was being mistreated and leave him unattended. Zimmerman declined to say who exactly the signal was coming from.

Until last year, Laura Shatto taught economics at a high school in Midland, Texas, where former US President George W. Bush grew up. Students speak well of her and say that she explained her departure from work as a desire to devote herself to caring for her foster brothers instead of sending them to kindergarten. nine0011

“Nobody is under investigation yet because we don’t have autopsy results without which we can’t conclude what happened,” local Sheriff Mark Donaldson told the New York Times. According to him, there are three options: either death occurred as a result of a murder, or as a result of an accident, or for an unknown reason. The latter conclusion is made in 2-5 percent of cases.

As Donaldson said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the Russians have no reason to worry that he will investigate the circumstances of Max’s death in a slipshod manner. “A three-year-old boy died in my county,” the sheriff said. “For me, he lived in Texas and was a Texas kid.” nine0011

In the name of Astakhov

According to the Christian Science Monitor, if it turns out that Max was a victim of mistreatment, he will become the 20th adopted Russian child who died under suspicious circumstances. Over the past two decades, Americans have adopted approximately 60,000 children in Russia.

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Astakhov claimed that the Americans were adopting Russian children in order to “pump out the population” of the Russian Federation.

For comparison: according to the calculations of the Russian Ministry of Education, out of 170 thousand children adopted in Russia during the same period, 1220 died due to the fault of adoptive parents. nine0011

“Russia is not the easiest country for children,” writes the Washington Post. about 2,000 children are killed every year. Russia ranks third in the world in terms of the number of suicides among teenagers. This figure is more than three times higher than in the United States. Every day, about 5 Russians under 20 commit suicide.”

On Friday, the New York Times devoted a lengthy article to Astakhov, who in 2001-2002. studied at the law school in Pittsburgh and called America his “second home”. nine0011

Nevertheless, writes the newspaper’s Moscow correspondent David Hershenhorn, the law banning American adoptions could well be named after Astakhov, who was his “most vocal and visible instigator.”

The author quotes critics of the children’s ombudsman who accuse him of hypocrisy, since two of his children studied in England and the USA, and the youngest was born in the same hospital in Nice where Angelina Jolie gave birth to twins.

“Astakhov’s criticism of international adoptions sometimes takes on a somewhat insane character,” notes an American journalist, and recalls a press conference at which a Russian official stated that Americans were adopting a large number of Russian children in the Far East with a premeditated intention to minimize its population as much as possible. nine0011

Bonham, Texas – Wikipedia

This article is about a city in Texas. For other meanings of the term “Bonham”, see the corresponding page.

Bonham (Eng. Bonham) is a city in the United States, located in the northeastern part of the state of Texas, the capital of Fannin County. According to the 2010 census, the number of residents was 10,127 people ^[2] , according to the estimate of the US Census Bureau in 2019, 10,157 people ^[3] lived in the city.

Contents

• 1 History
• 2 Geography
  • 2.1 Climate
• 3 Population
• 4 Local control
• 5 Infrastructure and transport
• 6 Education
• 7 Economy
• 8 Recreation and entertainment
• 9 Notes
• 10 Links

The first colonists came to the region in 1836 when Bailey English moved from Kentucky. Fort English was built in 1837. English and another early settler, John Simpson, donated land to the new settlement, which they named Bois d’Arc, after a nearby stream. The post office soon opened. On January 26, 1843, the city was chosen as the county seat of Fannin County, which was large at the time and was later subdivided into more than 10 Texas counties. On February 26, 1844, the city was renamed Bonham in honor of James Bonham, a hero of the Texas Revolution who died defending the Alamo. During the Civil War, Bonham was an agricultural center and was located at a strategic point on the northern border of the state. The city was the headquarters of General Henry McCulloch. On February 2, 1848, the city received a charter, the formation of local government bodies began ^[4] .

In 1855 the Women’s Masonic Institute was opened. In 1876, Carlton College began work, in 1914 merged with Carr-Birdet College in Sherman, and in 1916 affiliated with Texas Christian University. Fannin County College for Men opened in 1883. Bonham Public Schools opened in 1890. District ‘s first newspaper was the Bonham News , published in 1866. In 1874, the first bank of the city was opened, in 1890 the opera was launched, and by 1900, churches of all major directions were represented in the city ^[4] .

Since 1873, Bonham has had a fork of the Texas and Pacific railroad, and by 1887, a branch line of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad was drawn into the city. In 1900, the largest cotton mill west of the Mississippi was built in Bonham, and in 1907, a free kindergarten was opened for mill workers. During the Second World War, a prisoner of war camp and a training base for pilots ^[4] operated in the city.

nine0008 Bonham is located in the central part of the district, its coordinates are: 33°35′17″ N. sh. 96°11′24″W ^{HGЯO [1]} .

According to the US Census Bureau, the area of ​​the city is about 25. 5 km ² , completely occupied by land ^[1] .

ClimateEdit

According to the Köppen climate classification, Bonham has a humid subtropical climate (Cfa) ^[5] .

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Bonham climate

Indicator	Jan.	Feb.	March	Apr.	May	June	July	Aug.	Sep.	Oct.	Nov.	Dec.	year
Absolute maximum °C	27. 8	33.3	36.7 nine0223	37.2	40	42.2	44.4	46.1	42.8	39.4	31.1	30	46.1
Average maximum, °C	11.9	14.4	19.3	23.9	27.7	32.1	34.7	35.1	31.3	25.6	18.5	13.2	24 nine0223
Average temperature, °C	5.9	8.1	12.6	17.3	21.7	26.1	28.4	28.4	24.5	18.4	11.9	7.2	17.6
Average minimum, °C	−0.1	1.8	5.9	10.7	15.7	20.1	22.1	17. 7	11.4	5.4	1.2	11.1
Absolute minimum °C	−20.6	−20.6	−12.8	−5.6		8.9	11.1	11.1	1.1	−7.2	−13.3	−20	−20.6
Precipitation rate, mm	66	76 nine0223	92	109	132	109	87	61	86	100	78	78	1073
Source: weatherbase.com [6]

Population census
Census year	Us.		%±
1850	477		—
1880	1880		—
1890	3361		78. 8%
1900	5042		50 %
1910	4844		-3.9%
1920	6008	222 1930	5655		-5.9%
1940	6349		12.3%
1950	7049		11%
1960	7357		4.4%
1970	7698		4.6%
1980	7338		-4.7%
1990	6688		-8.9%
2000	9990		49.4%
2010	10 127		1.4 %
Current 2019	10,157
1850—2019 [7] [2] [3]

59 households and 1861 families ^[8] . The racial makeup of the city was 75.4% White, 14.8% African American, 1% Native American, 0.4% Asian, 0.0% (1) Hawaiian or Oceanian, 6.6% – other races, 1.8% – two or more races ^[2] . The number of Hispanics of any race was 15.4% ^[9] .

Out of 2959 households, 33.6% have children under the age of 18. 41.3% of households were married couples living together (16.2% with children under 18), 15.2% of households had a female householder without a husband, 6.4% of households had a male householder without a wife, 37.1% of households were not families. 32.1% of households had only one person, 16.4% were elderly people living alone (over 65) ^{[8] [10] [11]} . The average household size was 2.43 people ^[12] . The average family size is 3.05 people ^[13] .

The population of the city by age range was distributed as follows: 21% – residents under 20 years old, 33.5% are aged 20 to 39, 30.2% – from 40 to 64, 15. 2% – 65 years and older ^[14] . The mean age is 36.7 years ^[15] .

According to the 2019 five-year surveyyear, the median income for a household in Bonham is $43,793 per year, and the median income for a family is $52,334. The per capita income for the city is $19,935. About 8.4% of families and 14.9% of the population are below the poverty line. Including 12.7% under the age of 18 and 14.1% over the age of 65 ^[16] .

Local governmentEdit

The city is governed by a mayor and a 5-member city council elected by district. One of the council members is appointed deputy mayor ^[17] .

Infrastructure and transportEdit

The main highways passing through Bonham are:

• US 82 runs east from Paris west to Sherman.

Texas Highway

• starts in Bonham and runs southwest to McKinney.

The city is home to Jones Field Airport. The airport has one runway 1219 meters long ^[18] . The nearest commercial airports are Dallas/Love Field and Dallas/Fort Worth. The airports are located approximately 115 and 120 kilometers southwest of Bonham, respectively.
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Bonham High School

The city is served by the Bonham Independent School District.

The city also had a branch of Grayson County College, but closed in 2012 due to low enrollment. Not far from Bonham, in Commerce, there is a branch of Texas A&M University.

According to the City’s FY2013 Financial Statement, Bonham had $25.96 million in assets and $19.06 million in debt.0097 [19] .

Recreation and entertainmentEdit

There is a replica of Fort English in the city. Adjacent to the city is the Bonham Texas ^[4] Recreation Area.

Fannin County Fair is held annually in the city ^[4] .

1. ↑ ^{1 2 3} Texas State Places Gazetteer (neopr. ). Retrieved 8 February 2018. Archived June 21, 2018.
2. ↑ ^{1 2 Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.}
3. ↑ ^{1 2} Demographic and housing estimates . 5-Year American Community Survey 2019 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
4. ↑ ^{1 2 3 4 5} Diana J. Kleiner. Bonham, TX . Handbook of Texas Online . Texas State Historical Association. Retrieved February 8, 2018.
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5. ↑ Bonham, Texas Climate Summary . Retrieved February 8, 2018. Archived January 18, 2016.
6. ↑ Bonham, Texas. Weather Averages (English) . weatherbase.com. Retrieved February 8, 2018.
7. ↑ Texas Almanac: City Population History from 1850–2000 (English) (PDF). Texas Almanac. Date of access: February 8, 2018. Archived May 4, 2015.
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8. ↑ ^{1 2} Household type . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
9. ↑ Hispanic or Latino origin (English) . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
10. ↑ Households by presence of people under 18 years by household type by age of people under 18 years (English) . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
11. ↑ Households by presence of people 65 years and over, household size, and Household type . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
12. ↑ Average household size by age . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: 9March 2021.
13. ↑ Average family size by age . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
14. ↑ Sex by age . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
15. ↑ Median age by sex . Decennial Census 2010 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
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16. ↑ Selected economic characteristics . 5-Year American Community Survey 2019 . U.S. census bureau. Retrieved: March 9, 2021.
17. ↑ City of Bonham. City Council . Retrieved 8 February 2018. Archived March 8, 2018.
18. ↑ F00 – Jones Field Airport . Retrieved February 8, 2018. Archived February 21, 2018. nine0705
19. ↑ City of Bonham, Texas. Financial Statements With Independent Auditors’ Report Thereon. September 30, 2013 (English) (PDF). Retrieved February 8, 2018. Archived May 2, 2018.