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Three masked men gunned down India's onetime Bandit Queen on Wednesday, killing the outlaw-turned-legislator whom the poor idolized as a champion of the lower castes. "From bullet to ballot to bullet" one television news channel proclaimed in summing up Phoolan Devi's life.

Devi, 38, was slain outside her home when she returned home for lunch from a session of the lower house of Parliament, Home Minister L. K. Advani told legislators. Her security guard was wounded. According to legend, Devi - the daughter of a low-caste family in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh - was sold into marriage at age 11, fled her brutal husband and fell in love with a highway robber.

Her lover was killed by upper-caste men from the village of Behmai who took her prisoner and raped her repeatedly. She escaped, formed her own gang and in 1981 returned to the village for revenge. On her orders, gang members mowed down 22 upper-caste men with machine-gun fire. Devi portrayed the 10-year rebellion that followed as a caste struggle in one of India's most backward regions, where upper-caste Hindus routinely preyed on members of the lower castes. India has long had a caste structure in which birth dictates stature.

The gun purchased in 1960 for $62.50 by the Dallas nightclub owner, who used it three years later to kill presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, will be auctioned in Las Vegas later this month. From Surfer Richard Crowe

Richard Todd Davis, CEO of LifeLock Inc., was so confident in his company's ability to protect his identity that he publicly revealed his Social Security number: 457-55-5462.

But according to a new class-action lawsuit filed last week in Jackson County, LifeLock's identity theft protection services were so inept that Davis' personal information was stolen repeatedly.

Even after her death Anna Nicole Smith is drawing attention from the media, at least her mother is for her. Mother, Virgie Arthur, is suing TMZ and radio host Howard Stern for 'tarnishing her image'.

"Arthur says Stern, Anna Nicole's partner, and TMZ are responsible for spreading a story that she is the mother of her stepbrother's child. "Their goal was simple and straightforward – to 'destroy' anyone that was opposed to Howard K. Stern or his interests," says the late model's mother in the lawsuit."

In their homeland they're known as In-Jan, and there's a monument to them near their birthplace, but few Thais these days know much about the conjoined brothers who became world famous a century and a half ago as Chang and Eng Bunker, the Siamese Twins.

It's such a remarkable story that it's worth retelling on any continent. They met the crowned heads of Europe, were gentlemen farmers in America and even owned African slaves, they chopped down trees wielding two axes at once, they amused Mark Twain and worried Herman Melville, they were very nearly recruited into the Confederate Army, they worked for PT Barnum but stood up for their rights, and together they somehow fostered 21 children.