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Pepperdine murder suspect, 24, had ‘giant canister’ of drugs in lap when he plowed into four sorority sisters in 104mph crash, prosecutors claim
Prosecutors in the trial of Fraser Bohm, the 24-year-old accused of killing four Pepperdine University students in a 2023 crash on Malibu’s Pacific Coast Highway, have introduced a new claim that he had a large canister of nitrous oxide on his lap at the time of the collision. The revelation, disclosed at a pre-trial hearing,…
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Teenager, 19, dies days after car she was passenger in ploughed into tree in Lichfield: Driver, 23, is arrested
The family of 19-year-old Harriet Boyles have paid tribute after she died in hospital, four days after suffering serious injuries in a car crash in Armitage, near Lichfield. Ms Boyles, from Stoke-on-Trent, was a passenger in a Ford that crashed into a tree in the early hours of 22 August; the 23-year-old driver was arrested…
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Tim Curry’s Cause Of Death Revealed
Los Angeles County health records have confirmed that Rocky Horror Picture Show actor Tim Curry died of coronary artery disease, with a history of stroke and kidney cancer listed as contributing but not underlying causes. The documents, obtained by People, also note he had not undergone surgery for any of these conditions. Curry died on…
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Drug dealer jailed after bank flagged up massive income despite him not having a job
A jobless man from Dalgety Bay in Fife has been jailed for four years after a bank’s fraud checks exposed a cocaine dealing operation that had earned him more than £709,000. Ross Black, 33, had not worked or paid tax since February 2021, yet had amassed the fortune in cash, bank accounts and savings, prompting…
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Two year old found dead at $1m Midwest mansion with mom hospitalized after self-harm attempt, as shocked neighbor says: ‘This could be another Lindsay Clancy’
A two-year-old child died and their mother was hospitalised after an apparent domestic-related homicide and self-harm attempt at a $1 million mansion in Frankfort, Illinois, a wealthy Chicago suburb. Police were called on Tuesday after a report of an unresponsive child, who was rushed to hospital but pronounced dead shortly afterwards; officers also found the…
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Why actor Nick Searcy ditched California’s high taxes, bureaucracy for Nashville’s southern hospitality
Character actor Nick Searcy, known for roles in “Justified,” “The Fugitive” and “Reagan,” has spoken out about why he left Los Angeles for Nashville, joining a growing list of celebrities who have quit California in recent years. He told Fox News Digital that after moving to LA in the early 1990s, the city gradually changed…
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Dolly Parton’s Niece Explains Why Country Legend Wanted to Keep Cancer Diagnosis Secret: ‘She Never Wanted to Worry Anybody’
Dolly Parton’s niece, singer Jada Star, has revealed that the country music icon deliberately kept her cancer diagnosis private because she “never wanted to worry anybody.” Parton died last week at the age of 80 after what her spokesperson described as a brief battle with an undisclosed form of cancer, a loss that came as…
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Woman who was deformed in acid attack by her husband pleads to be euthanised years after the Pope talked her out of ending her own life but the help she hoped for never came
Maria Consuelo Cordoba, a 58-year-old woman from Bogota, Colombia, is seeking euthanasia nearly a decade after Pope Francis reportedly persuaded her not to end her life during his 2017 visit to the country. Cordoba was disfigured in 2000 when her then-husband threw acid in her face during an argument, leaving her with life-changing injuries that…
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Alleged Penn State cocaine kingpin looks glum as he is handcuffed and carted into court
A 24-year-old former Penn State student, Agostino Abbatiello, appeared in court in a red prison jumpsuit and handcuffs as prosecutors laid out details of an alleged cocaine ring linked to two university fraternities. Abbatiello is accused of being the top supplier in a network that authorities say operated from around 2023 to 2024, with drugs…
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An AI cyberattack could turn off America’s lights before Washington even understands why
A series of warnings issued over 17 days in August highlighted growing concern that artificial intelligence is making it easier for hackers to attack the systems controlling America’s power, water, factories and hospitals, rather than just stealing data. Experts warn that AI is shortening the time defenders have to respond, with some systems now capable…