Go here for the first part of this story, continued Girl Killed by Family Performing San Jose Exorcism Together: Part One. All three family members face child abuse charges, including assault on a child with force likely to cause great bodily injury resulting in death. The victim’s 59-year-old grandfather was a self-proclaimed pastor. When interviewed …
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Three family members were accused of performing a church exorcism on the girl, and prosecutors want to put all three on trial together. Court documents filed Monday June 13th by Santa Clara County District Attorney Jeffrey Rosen asked a judge to merge the three cases into one. Each defendant played a role in torturing the …
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Don’t you sometimes wish that cities would add more crosswalks in places where they’re clearly needed? A group of citizen activists from Los Angeles sure did. That’s why they decided to paint their own. A group called Crosswalk Collective LA (CCLA) grabbed cans of paint and made their own crosswalks. In late March, the CCLA …
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1968 was one heck of a year. It saw the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, the Soviet Union crushing the Prague Spring protest, and increasing resistance worldwide against the Vietnam War. But that’s not all. It was also the year that submarines from the navies of four different countries simply disappeared. …
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A Texas mother received a notification she wasn’t expecting on Monday. She was rightly confused. Kelsey Golden got a message from DoorDash saying her order would be taking a bit longer due to the unusually high amount of items within the order. What had happened was, her son, Barrett, placed an order at McDonald’s for …
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It took a bit, but all parties eventually reached a deal. The Germans would take Dennis back, but he would make a stop first to be displayed at San Antonio Museum of Art for about a year. “He’s been hidden for 70 to 80 years; I think he deserves some attention,” Young said. “And I …
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While at a Goodwill in Austin Texas, Laura Young found a bust under a table with a yellow price tag. “Clearly antique—clearly old,” Young, who runs her own business as an antiques dealer was intrigued. The price tag was haphazardly affixed to the busts right cheek. The tag read $34.99 and it seemed like a …
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In Livonia, Michigan, parents became outraged at Grand River Academy Livonia when a Kindergartner brought ready-to-drink Jose Cuervo margaritas for snack time, and multiple students drank from them. One of the parents is Alexis Smith. Her and another mom, Dominique Zanders, were baffled when they found out about what happened. Smith’s daughter had a Dixie …
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Indonesian social media shows a video gone viral of the local sitting in the police station. The man who bought the “pot” reported a crime after purchasing the illegal substance. He holds a mysterious piece of paper which contain the supposed drugs he bought. However, what the man bought in search of marijuana was not …
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I know, I know, we all love a fantastic drink every know and then.. or even a slightly ok drink pretty often? Americans love to drink and Wisconsinites do even more however, this is alcohol awareness month and here are all the reasons why you shouldn’t drink. Memory and Thinking The vast majority of us …
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