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Tyler Perry Sued For Sexual Battery by 'Madea Halloween' Actor

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Tyler Perry Sued For Sexual Battery by 'Madea Halloween' Actor

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Rodriguez sues Tyler Perry in a new California case, alleging multiple sexual assault incidents over years at Perry's Los Angeles residence.
AP confirms this is Perry's second recent sexual assault suit, amplifying scrutiny over the filmmaker's power in Hollywood.
Rodriguez alleges Perry invited him to audition for Boo! A Madea Halloween and touched him inappropriately during a home viewing.

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1MDB: Ex-Malaysia PM Najib Razak given 15-year jail term over state funds scandal

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politics1d ago

1MDB: Ex-Malaysia PM Najib Razak given 15-year jail term over state funds scandal

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Najib Razak was sentenced to 15 years in prison and fined 13.5 billion ringgit ($3.3 billion) for corruption linked to the 1MDB scandal.
Najib was found guilty on four abuse-of-power counts and 21 money-laundering charges tied to more than $700 million moved from 1MDB into his personal accounts.
Sequerah said Najib's claim of a Saudi donation was ‘incapable of belief,’ with forged letters showing the funds originated from 1MDB.

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Heartbreak as body of missing student, 19, found on Christmas Day

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crime1d ago

Heartbreak as body of missing student, 19, found on Christmas Day

Mirror.co.uk and 5 more

Authorities issued statewide alerts after Camila vanished on Christmas Eve, boosting public awareness and prompting tips from communities across Texas.
CCTV footage reportedly shows Camila near her car with the car lights on, suggesting she may have been searching for something before she disappeared.
Camila’s car remained at home at the time of disappearance, leading investigators to believe she left the area on foot rather than driving away.

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Authorities make major move in hunt for disgraced Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding with $15m bounty

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crime1d ago

Authorities make major move in hunt for disgraced Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding with $15m bounty

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The FBI has announced a $15,000,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.
Mexican raids across four properties in Mexico City and the State of Mexico show joint efforts with U.S. agencies to pursue Wedding.
Authorities say the seizures included luxury assets like 62 high-end motorcycles, two vehicles, and two Olympic medals tied to Wedding's network.

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Active shooter reported at Idaho Sheriff's Office, law enforcement responds

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crime12h ago

Active shooter reported at Idaho Sheriff's Office, law enforcement responds

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A gunman opened fire inside the Shoshone County Sheriff's Office lobby in Wallace, Idaho, injuring at least one officer and two women before he was killed by law enforcement.
Authorities say the gunman was pronounced deceased about two hours after the shooting, with the incident ending around 4:15 p.m. local time.
Three people were injured, including the officer and two women outside the building, with injuries described as minor.
Law enforcement from multiple agencies responded to the incident, with federal agents assisting in the investigation.
The shooting occurred in Wallace, a northern Idaho town near the Montana border with a population around 800.
Witness accounts indicated the lobby was crowded with people seeking public access before the shooting.
Earlier reporting indicated the incident began around 2:30 p.m. local time in Wallace, Idaho.
The attack targeted the sheriff's office lobby, a space described as accessible to the public for reporting or dispatch contact.
Local authorities have not publicly released the gunman's identity as investigations continue.
Officials held a joint press conference later in the day to provide updates on the investigation and timeline.

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JonBenet Ramsey case could benefit from new DNA technology as police renew commitment

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crime1d ago

JonBenet Ramsey case could benefit from new DNA technology as police renew commitment

Foxnews.com and 1 more

John Ramsey and Boulder officials see renewed momentum in solving JonBenét’s 1996 murder, driven by new leadership and advanced DNA techniques from the reference material.
The reference notes Boulder’s DNA testing emphasis as a central tool, with investigators expanding interviews and re-interviews to pursue new leads.
The new reference highlights the father’s belief that genealogy research and DNA technology are key to solving the case.
John Ramsey publicly urges continued public tips and federal leadership to advance the investigation, reinforcing a broad call for information sharing.
The article notes leadership changes in Boulder could pivot the case’s direction, contrasting with past leadership challenges.
Family and police continue to invite public tips, offering contact avenues to share information about the cold case.
The reference reiterates that JonBenét Ramsey died of strangulation, with DNA testing initially excluding the family as suspects.
Investigators report testing and reviewing thousands of tips over the years, underscoring the scale of evidence review.
The article captures the ongoing commitment of Boulder Police to solve the case as DNA technology evolves and new leadership guides the effort.

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Wife Confronted Her Husband’s Affair Partner, And Started Getting Revenge On Her Instead Of The Husband

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crime8h ago

Wife Confronted Her Husband’s Affair Partner, And Started Getting Revenge On Her Instead Of The Husband

Twistedsifter.com

A wife confronts her husband’s affair partner and pursues revenge beyond the affair itself.
The narrator finds the affair partner's true emails and uses them to expose lies.
The narrative ends with sending incriminating work emails to the affair partner’s HR department.
Readers react with varied opinions, some supporting revenge on the partner and others questioning the actions.
The piece frames the actions as petty revenge rather than justified behavior.

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$400K shipment of live lobsters hijacked on way to Costco in possible ring of thieves

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crime1d ago

$400K shipment of live lobsters hijacked on way to Costco in possible ring of thieves

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A $400,000 shipment of live lobsters destined for Costco stores in the Midwest vanished while in transit, underscoring vulnerabilities in cross-state seafood deliveries.
The loss has triggered a federal investigation, with the FBI now probing the disappearance of the shipment.
Investigators say the theft could involve an organized ring that targets high-value goods moving through the transportation system.

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Contractor Made Assumptions About The Homeowner, So He Ended Up Losing The Job Before It Even Started

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crime8h ago

Contractor Made Assumptions About The Homeowner, So He Ended Up Losing The Job Before It Even Started

Twistedsifter.com

Contractor loses job after assuming the homeowner isn’t the owner of the house and challenging the caller.
homeowner asserts ownership and communicates clearly, ending the service inquiry.
The encounter questions the contractor’s assumptions about who can authorize services.
The homeowner decides to end the interaction and seek another service provider.
The incident underscores the impact of assumptions on business outcomes.
The TwistedSifter post frames the event within a broader commentary on customer service.
The article notes the value of listening and verifying information with clients.
The story connects to a wider trend of reputational consequences for biased conduct.
The post is part of a broader TwistedSifter roundup of related consumer stories.
The incident serves as a cautionary tale for service professionals about bias affecting decisions.

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Therapist Tries To Open Parents’ Eyes By Sharing What 28 Teenagers And Kids Have Told Her

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crime14h ago

Therapist Tries To Open Parents’ Eyes By Sharing What 28 Teenagers And Kids Have Told Her

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Therapist with 18 years’ experience shares what 28 youths told her about their parents in TikTok videos.
The posts show kids discussing parental responses and the effect of overprotective or inattentive parenting.
Experts stress the need for better communication and boundaries in family life.
The counselor notes that there is no such thing as a perfect parent and urges accountability.
Three TikTok videos collected half a million likes, amplifying the conversation.
The notes and videos discuss balancing tech use with parental presence and attention.
Therapist suggests asking children how they feel about therapy to maintain trust.
Parents are encouraged to communicate with kids about therapy and boundaries.
The report highlights the role of parents listening actively to their children.
The project stresses support for children's mental health and family dialogue.

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