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Diamond Deception: Family Feud over Wedding Ring Leads to Deadly Double Homicide

Wilmington, Delaware — A wedding, designed to be a joyous celebration of love and unity, instead sowed the seeds of discord and tragedy for one family, culminating in a brutal double homicide that rocked a quiet community. The murder of Joseph “Joey” Connell and his Russian bride, Olga, shortly after their contentious marriage ceremony, raises the curtain on a saga filled with family strife, betrayal, and the deadly grip of organized crime. Months before his …

Diamond Shruumz Recall Escalates: FDA Links Microdosing Products to Severe Illnesses and Two Deaths

WASHINGTON — Federal regulators are intensifying their scrutiny of Diamond Shruumz, a popular brand of microdosing products, following a link to numerous illnesses and two potential deaths across the United States. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the brand’s comprehensive recall of its chocolate bars, infused cones, and gummy products, all of which are marketed as enhancing creativity and mental health benefits. The probe escalates as adverse reports mount, with the FDA citing 74 …

FDA Probes Link Between Diamond Shruumz Edibles and Mysterious Deaths Amid Widespread Illness Reports

Washington, D.C. — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched a detailed investigation following reports that microdosing products by Diamond Shruumz could be linked to severe illnesses and even two fatalities. The company, which had previously issued a recall for these products in June, is now under scrutiny as the cases have escalated to national concern. Earlier this week, the FDA updated the public on the situation, revealing that a total of 74 people …

FDA Probes Two Deaths and Multiple Illnesses Linked to Recalled Microdosing Products from Diamond Shruumz

WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration is currently probing the link between products from Diamond Shruumz, a company known for its “microdose” edibles, and a series of adverse health events including two deaths. The company had previously recalled its products in June after reports of illnesses began to surface across various states. As of late July, the FDA has received reports of 74 illnesses across 28 states related to the consumption of Diamond Shruumz …

Local Hero Volunteer Firefighter Brian Diamond Heads Home After Surviving House Explosion

STERLING, VIRGINIA – After a month-long stay at the Washington Hospital Center burn unit, volunteer firefighter Brian Diamond is finally heading home. His departure marks the beginning of a significant journey towards recovery following the harrowing house explosion in Sterling that tragically claimed the life of one of his colleagues. Diamond’s release from the hospital comes after a challenging period of healing from the injuries he sustained during the gas leak response that led to …

Tragedy Strikes as Plane Carrying Diamond Mine Workers Crashes in Canada, Resulting in Multiple Deaths

MIRAMICHI, New Brunswick – A tragic incident occurred when a plane carrying workers from a diamond mine crashed in eastern Canada. The crash resulted in multiple deaths, with the exact number still to be determined. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation. The aircraft, operated by Carson Air, was headed to Calgary from the Renard Diamond Mine in northern Quebec. The plane crashed shortly after taking off from the airport in Quebec. The …

Small Plane Carrying Rio Tinto Workers Crashes En Route to Canadian Diamond Mine, Fatalities Reported

FORT SMITH, NWT – A tragic incident occurred as a small plane carrying Rio Tinto workers crashed on its way to a diamond mine in Canada. The mining giant confirmed the crash near Fort Smith in the country’s Northwest Territories, stating that there were fatalities. The number of people on board and the nationalities of the victims are still being assessed. Rio Tinto’s chief executive, Jakob Stausholm, expressed deep sympathy for the families and loved …

FAA: Diamond DA-40 Prelim Report Out After Asheville Crash

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary investigation report after a small plane crashed on Interstate 26 near Asheville in December, injuring a flight instructor and student pilot. The Diamond DA-40 took off from Knoxville and was heading back to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. According to the NTSB report, the flight instructor and pilot were flying a cross-country night flight when they felt the plane “shudder” and lose engine power. …