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Man Previously Charged with Kidnapping and Attempted Murder Breaks into Home of Los Angeles Mayor

Los Angeles, California – The man suspected of breaking into the home of Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Sunday morning has a troubled history, with previous charges of kidnapping and attempted murder in Massachusetts. Ephraim Hunter, 29, allegedly smashed through a window at the Getty House in Windsor Square while Bass and her relatives were present, the Los Angeles Police Department reported. Fortunately, no one was harmed, and nothing was taken during the break-in. …

Man Arrested in NYC Subway Attack Severing Woman’s Feet Previously Convicted of Stabbing and Threatening Child in Home Invasion

New York City, New York – A 35-year-old man with a history of violence was arrested for pushing his girlfriend onto the subway tracks in lower Manhattan, resulting in the severing of both her feet by an incoming train. The suspect, identified as Christian Valdez, had previously been convicted in a 2017 home invasion where he attacked a woman and threatened her child. The incident took place at the Fulton Street subway station, where Valdez …

Woman accused in River Cherwell killing previously tortured a cat

Oxford, UK – A woman accused of murder was revealed to have a history of torturing and killing animals, including a cat, according to court testimony. This shocking revelation came to light during the trial of Scarlet Blake, who is accused of the murder of Jorge Carreno, whose body was found in the River Cherwell at Parson’s Pleasure in July 2021. Prosecutors disclosed that Blake, previously known as Alice Wang, had a documented interest in …

First Victim’s Family Believes Harold Shipman’s Death Toll Could Be Higher Than Previously Thought

MANCHESTER, England – Debbie Bartlett fears the death toll caused by Harold Shipman could be much higher than previously believed, as her grandmother Eva Lyons was the notorious doctor’s first victim in 1975. Shipman, known as one of the worst serial killers in British history, made a late-night house call to Lyons in 1975, giving the cancer patient a fatal dose of diamorphine before casually announcing her death to her unsuspecting husband. It wasn’t until …