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ALERT: Frog biologists have been released from their alleged 15-hour hostage situation after being kidnapped by a father-son duo. Joseph Charles Henrichsen, 49, allegedly approached 2 women with an AR-15-style rifle as they were conducting a Forest Service study of Northern California frog habitats. Joseph ordered them to raise...

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Reportedly a radio transmission from one of the men who took 2x Forest Service employees hostage near Gumboot Lake in California ⬇️ The man on the radio is reportedly Joseph Charles Henrichsen (49) and he was arrested by FBI's HRT along with his son. Having spent a good bit of time around Mt. Shasta area where this supposedly happened - I can say it's pretty easy to disappear and there's no shortage of "illegal activity" in the area. The media reporting on this story hasn't included a lot of details which is interesting. Hike accordingly... 🏔️ #USForestService #FBI #rural #california #gumboot #MtShasta #drugs #cartels
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Reportedly a radio transmission from one of the men who took 2x Forest Service employees hostage near Gumboot Lake in California ⬇️ The man on the radio is reportedly Joseph Charles Henrichsen (49) and he was arrested by FBI's HRT along with his son. Having spent a good bit of time around Mt. Shasta area where this supposedly happened - I can say it's pretty easy to disappear and there's no shortage of "illegal activity" in the area. The media reporting on this story hasn't included a lot of details which is interesting. Hike accordingly... 🏔️ #USForestService #FBI #rural #california #gumboot #MtShasta #drugs #cartels

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Family cr!es out, as they accuse officers allegedly attached to the Owerrinta Police Station in Abia State of ass@ulting, unlawfully detaining them, and allegedly be@ting their father to de@th, as they call on governor Alex Otti According to the family, on June 23, 2026, after returning from their family farmland, they were at home when, between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., some unknown individuals allegedly surrounded their house and began knocking on the door. They claimed their father asked who they were, but the men allegedly forced the door open, entered the house, dragged the family outside, and started be@ting them, she claim. They alleged that the men repeatedly hit their father with a gun before forcing the family into a vehicle and driving away. According to them, after noticing their father's condition had become critical, the men stopped, prompting some villagers to gather and ask what was happening. The family claimed one of the men identified himself to the villagers as "Sunny" from the Owerrinta Police Station she claims They further alleged that the men later returned and dropped their father at the same location because of his condition, while taking the rest of the family to the police station, where they were handcuffed and detained. After making several phone calls, they reportedly paid for bail and were released. On returning home, they said they found their father at the exact spot where he had been left, barely alive. He was rushed to the hospital, where he was later confirmed de@d. The family also claimed they returned the following day to report the incident to the Divisional Police Officer (DPO).
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Family cr!es out, as they accuse officers allegedly attached to the Owerrinta Police Station in Abia State of ass@ulting, unlawfully detaining them, and allegedly be@ting their father to de@th, as they call on governor Alex Otti According to the family, on June 23, 2026, after returning from their family farmland, they were at home when, between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., some unknown individuals allegedly surrounded their house and began knocking on the door. They claimed their father asked who they were, but the men allegedly forced the door open, entered the house, dragged the family outside, and started be@ting them, she claim. They alleged that the men repeatedly hit their father with a gun before forcing the family into a vehicle and driving away. According to them, after noticing their father's condition had become critical, the men stopped, prompting some villagers to gather and ask what was happening. The family claimed one of the men identified himself to the villagers as "Sunny" from the Owerrinta Police Station she claims They further alleged that the men later returned and dropped their father at the same location because of his condition, while taking the rest of the family to the police station, where they were handcuffed and detained. After making several phone calls, they reportedly paid for bail and were released. On returning home, they said they found their father at the exact spot where he had been left, barely alive. He was rushed to the hospital, where he was later confirmed de@d. The family also claimed they returned the following day to report the incident to the Divisional Police Officer (DPO).

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On Friday, 11 October 2024, five Palestinian laborers from Dheisheh Refugee Camp were tending to a plot of farmland in Wadi Rahal in Bethlehem District, when three settlers arrived, one masked and bearing a rifle and the other two carrying clubs, and attacked two of the workers. The settlers tied their hands with zip ties, and then beat them with the clubs and kicked them all over their bodies. Meanwhile, more settlers arrived and joined in the assault. Soldiers who were there went over to the other three workers and attacked them, beating them with their rifles and hands. About 10 minutes later, an officer arrived, at which point the soldiers stopped attacking the workers. The officer and other soldiers then drove in a military jeep towards the settlers, who were still abusing the first two workers, and ordered them to stop. The soldiers drove the five injured workers to a Palestinian ambulance that took them to Al-Hussein Hospital in Bethlehem, where they were given first aid and painkillers, and then discharged. The assailants left unhindered
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On Friday, 11 October 2024, five Palestinian laborers from Dheisheh Refugee Camp were tending to a plot of farmland in Wadi Rahal in Bethlehem District, when three settlers arrived, one masked and bearing a rifle and the other two carrying clubs, and attacked two of the workers. The settlers tied their hands with zip ties, and then beat them with the clubs and kicked them all over their bodies. Meanwhile, more settlers arrived and joined in the assault. Soldiers who were there went over to the other three workers and attacked them, beating them with their rifles and hands. About 10 minutes later, an officer arrived, at which point the soldiers stopped attacking the workers. The officer and other soldiers then drove in a military jeep towards the settlers, who were still abusing the first two workers, and ordered them to stop. The soldiers drove the five injured workers to a Palestinian ambulance that took them to Al-Hussein Hospital in Bethlehem, where they were given first aid and painkillers, and then discharged. The assailants left unhindered

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Slavery in the 21st century: father and son kept men chained in a cowshed in Russia’s Yakutia According to Russian media and the court verdict, a farmer and his father in the Nyurbinsky district of Yakutia held two men and forced them to work on their farm without pay. The victims cleaned manure, cared for livestock and did heavy labor. They lived in unheated buildings and were regularly beaten. One of the men was chained to a stall in a cowshed. The crime was uncovered after one of the victims managed to escape. The Nyurba district court sentenced the father to 3 years in a penal colony, and the son to 3 years and 2 months.
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Slavery in the 21st century: father and son kept men chained in a cowshed in Russia’s Yakutia According to Russian media and the court verdict, a farmer and his father in the Nyurbinsky district of Yakutia held two men and forced them to work on their farm without pay. The victims cleaned manure, cared for livestock and did heavy labor. They lived in unheated buildings and were regularly beaten. One of the men was chained to a stall in a cowshed. The crime was uncovered after one of the victims managed to escape. The Nyurba district court sentenced the father to 3 years in a penal colony, and the son to 3 years and 2 months.

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Canadian citizen Adi Vital-Kaploun (33) was sheltering in her home in Kibbutz Holit when Hamas terrorists attacked. They murdered her in front of her sons, Negev (4) and Eshel (4.5 months), and booby-trapped her body in case anyone tried to move it. Six terrorists then broke into Avital Aladjem’s house next door, where she was hiding with another neighbor, US citizen Hayim Katzman (32). The terrorists murdered Hayim and took Avital hostage, and used her, Negev, and Eshel as human shields as they walked through the kibbutz, setting houses and cars on fire. The terrorists then forced Avital to walk to Gaza carrying Eshel while one of the terrorists carried Negev, who had been shot in the leg. For some inexplicable reason, after crossing the Gaza border, the terrorists abandoned them, and Avital managed to make her way back to Holit with the children, hiding from terrorists along the way. There, she reunited the children with their father, and they were evacuated to safety. Hamas tried to exploit the Vital-Kaploun children to promote a blatantly false “humanitarian” narrative. They shared a propaganda video of the two traumatized children being “cared for” by Hamas terrorists, after their mother had been murdered in front of them and before they were kidnapped. Hamas also tried to exploit a video of Avital and the children making their way back from Gaza, claiming they freed a mother and her children out of the goodness of their hearts. In reality, they murdered the children’s mother in front of them and kidnapped the children with their neighbor, and likely abandoned them after getting tired of carrying the screaming children.
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Canadian citizen Adi Vital-Kaploun (33) was sheltering in her home in Kibbutz Holit when Hamas terrorists attacked. They murdered her in front of her sons, Negev (4) and Eshel (4.5 months), and booby-trapped her body in case anyone tried to move it. Six terrorists then broke into Avital Aladjem’s house next door, where she was hiding with another neighbor, US citizen Hayim Katzman (32). The terrorists murdered Hayim and took Avital hostage, and used her, Negev, and Eshel as human shields as they walked through the kibbutz, setting houses and cars on fire. The terrorists then forced Avital to walk to Gaza carrying Eshel while one of the terrorists carried Negev, who had been shot in the leg. For some inexplicable reason, after crossing the Gaza border, the terrorists abandoned them, and Avital managed to make her way back to Holit with the children, hiding from terrorists along the way. There, she reunited the children with their father, and they were evacuated to safety. Hamas tried to exploit the Vital-Kaploun children to promote a blatantly false “humanitarian” narrative. They shared a propaganda video of the two traumatized children being “cared for” by Hamas terrorists, after their mother had been murdered in front of them and before they were kidnapped. Hamas also tried to exploit a video of Avital and the children making their way back from Gaza, claiming they freed a mother and her children out of the goodness of their hearts. In reality, they murdered the children’s mother in front of them and kidnapped the children with their neighbor, and likely abandoned them after getting tired of carrying the screaming children.

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17,044 views • 11 months ago

36-year-old Muslim Mohammad Anees, a resident of Bhalswa Dairy in North West Delhi, 😥🙏 Rt worked as a seasonal vegetable and fruit trader. On the night of April 20, at around 2 a.m., he was heading to Azadpur Mandi with his friend Narendra Verma to make a payment. According to his family, when the two reached near the Jahangirpuri police chowki, they were stopped and questioned about their destination. After informing the police that they were on their way to Azadpur Mandi, police personnel allegedly accused them of theft and began assaulting them. The family alleged that both men were brutally beaten. Hindu Narendra Verma was left on the road after being presumed dead, while Anees was taken to the police station, where he was allegedly assaulted again. He later succumbed to his injuries, the family claimed. They further alleged that despite repeatedly approaching the police and filing complaints, their pleas have gone unheard. According to the family, no action has been taken so far, while senior officials have only assured them that justice will be delivered. Ground Report: Tabish Pathan
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36-year-old Muslim Mohammad Anees, a resident of Bhalswa Dairy in North West Delhi, 😥🙏 Rt worked as a seasonal vegetable and fruit trader. On the night of April 20, at around 2 a.m., he was heading to Azadpur Mandi with his friend Narendra Verma to make a payment. According to his family, when the two reached near the Jahangirpuri police chowki, they were stopped and questioned about their destination. After informing the police that they were on their way to Azadpur Mandi, police personnel allegedly accused them of theft and began assaulting them. The family alleged that both men were brutally beaten. Hindu Narendra Verma was left on the road after being presumed dead, while Anees was taken to the police station, where he was allegedly assaulted again. He later succumbed to his injuries, the family claimed. They further alleged that despite repeatedly approaching the police and filing complaints, their pleas have gone unheard. According to the family, no action has been taken so far, while senior officials have only assured them that justice will be delivered. Ground Report: Tabish Pathan

Bushra Comrade

20,986 views • 3 months ago

These boys who killed 17-year-old Thompson and dumped his body in a canal reportedly did it to settle scores and make more money. Their first crime was in 2025, when they allegedly killed a lady they claimed was into hookups. They demanded ₦300k from her family, still sold her phone, and then dumped her body close to their house. An innocent man who lived near where the body was found was arrested and is still awaiting trial. After sharing the money, one of them felt cheated by the amount he got. He then planned another kidnapping operation and invited Thompson, believing he came from a wealthy family. The plan was to demand a ransom of ₦150 million, and since it was “his” victim, he intended to control the sharing and take a larger portion. They eventually killed Thompson because he had seen their faces and knew them, and they didn’t want to risk being exposed or arrested if he was released 💔💔 💔 Why are they hiding their faces? They are 21 and 23 years old so they are of the legal age to get punished.. May we not be victims of wicked circumstances 💔💔
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These boys who killed 17-year-old Thompson and dumped his body in a canal reportedly did it to settle scores and make more money. Their first crime was in 2025, when they allegedly killed a lady they claimed was into hookups. They demanded ₦300k from her family, still sold her phone, and then dumped her body close to their house. An innocent man who lived near where the body was found was arrested and is still awaiting trial. After sharing the money, one of them felt cheated by the amount he got. He then planned another kidnapping operation and invited Thompson, believing he came from a wealthy family. The plan was to demand a ransom of ₦150 million, and since it was “his” victim, he intended to control the sharing and take a larger portion. They eventually killed Thompson because he had seen their faces and knew them, and they didn’t want to risk being exposed or arrested if he was released 💔💔 💔 Why are they hiding their faces? They are 21 and 23 years old so they are of the legal age to get punished.. May we not be victims of wicked circumstances 💔💔

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144,238 views • 3 months ago

FROM INBOX | This morning at 7:15, I was a$$aulted by a City of Harare traffic officer. The incident began around 7:05 when two officers approached me as I was parking in a bay. They claimed that one of my car tyres had stepped on a white line. When I asked for a moment to park properly, one officer jumped into the back of my car, while the other clamped it and then also got into the vehicle. They demanded that I drive to their Coventry Road office but then began pressuring me for money, implying that if I didn't give them something, I would be charged $98 once they took the car in. I explained that I didn't have any money, but they continued to threa+en me. I started recording the conversation on my phone, took out $20, and as they were stepping out, I told them I had recorded everything. One officer immediately rushed off, and the other followed. When I demanded my money back, one of them attempted to flee and then śtruck me on the chin with a baton stick and a clenched fist before running away. I sustained a cut on my chin and it’s swollen. I have reported the incident to the police.
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FROM INBOX | This morning at 7:15, I was a$$aulted by a City of Harare traffic officer. The incident began around 7:05 when two officers approached me as I was parking in a bay. They claimed that one of my car tyres had stepped on a white line. When I asked for a moment to park properly, one officer jumped into the back of my car, while the other clamped it and then also got into the vehicle. They demanded that I drive to their Coventry Road office but then began pressuring me for money, implying that if I didn't give them something, I would be charged $98 once they took the car in. I explained that I didn't have any money, but they continued to threa+en me. I started recording the conversation on my phone, took out $20, and as they were stepping out, I told them I had recorded everything. One officer immediately rushed off, and the other followed. When I demanded my money back, one of them attempted to flee and then śtruck me on the chin with a baton stick and a clenched fist before running away. I sustained a cut on my chin and it’s swollen. I have reported the incident to the police.

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180,522 views • 1 year ago

🚨COURTROOM MELTDOWN🚨 Joseph Killins LOST IT in a courtroom after being convicted of raping a Door Dash delivery driver in Florida. Police say he threatened the victim with a gun and forced her to drive to an apartment complex where he later raped her. The victims was able to report her location to her family. When they tracked her down, Killins shot at them. Killins was also connected to another attack on another woman. He was convicted of kidnapping with a firearm, sexual battery with a firearm, armed battery, and attempted first-degree murder. VIDEO CREDIT: WFLA
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🚨COURTROOM MELTDOWN🚨 Joseph Killins LOST IT in a courtroom after being convicted of raping a Door Dash delivery driver in Florida. Police say he threatened the victim with a gun and forced her to drive to an apartment complex where he later raped her. The victims was able to report her location to her family. When they tracked her down, Killins shot at them. Killins was also connected to another attack on another woman. He was convicted of kidnapping with a firearm, sexual battery with a firearm, armed battery, and attempted first-degree murder. VIDEO CREDIT: WFLA

Breanna Morello

138,543 views • 2 days ago

TikToker Peller Granted ₦500,000 Bail, Ordered to Provide Two Years’ Tax Clearance After Court Arraignment Popular TikToker Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his associate, Bello Oladipo, have been arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate Court over an alleged confrontation with police officers on Lagos’ Coastal Road. The duo faced a three-count charge bordering on allegedly resisting public officers, obstructing them from carrying out their lawful duties, and allegedly threatening and recording police officers while they were on duty. The charges stem from an incident on July 2, when Peller was stopped by police for allegedly driving a vehicle without a number plate. Peller claimed he had just purchased the car, while the officers insisted he accompany them to the station. According to the charge sheet, the defendants allegedly resisted public officers, obstructed ASP Agbede Victor and three other officers in the discharge of their duties, and conducted themselves in a manner likely to cause a breach of public peace by allegedly threatening and recording police officers while they were performing their duties. Both defendants pleaded not guilty to all three charges. The court granted each defendant ₦500,000 bail with two sureties, one of whom must be a blood relative. As part of the bail conditions, the court also ordered them to provide two years’ tax clearance certificates.
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TikToker Peller Granted ₦500,000 Bail, Ordered to Provide Two Years’ Tax Clearance After Court Arraignment Popular TikToker Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his associate, Bello Oladipo, have been arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate Court over an alleged confrontation with police officers on Lagos’ Coastal Road. The duo faced a three-count charge bordering on allegedly resisting public officers, obstructing them from carrying out their lawful duties, and allegedly threatening and recording police officers while they were on duty. The charges stem from an incident on July 2, when Peller was stopped by police for allegedly driving a vehicle without a number plate. Peller claimed he had just purchased the car, while the officers insisted he accompany them to the station. According to the charge sheet, the defendants allegedly resisted public officers, obstructed ASP Agbede Victor and three other officers in the discharge of their duties, and conducted themselves in a manner likely to cause a breach of public peace by allegedly threatening and recording police officers while they were performing their duties. Both defendants pleaded not guilty to all three charges. The court granted each defendant ₦500,000 bail with two sureties, one of whom must be a blood relative. As part of the bail conditions, the court also ordered them to provide two years’ tax clearance certificates.

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After two months, three males have been taken into custody after a street takeover left a Montgomery County police cruiser destroyed in Chevy Chase, Maryland🚨 (with one suspect being released to their parents) The street takeover occurred on February 22nd at around 12:30am in the intersection of Connecticut Ave and East-West Highway. During the takeover, two MCPD police cruisers were damaged while officers were inside. A 17 year-old boy from Laurel, MD was charged with several offenses and was later released to his parents. 18 year-old Ayden Joseph Cline of Cumberland, Pennsylvania was seen lighting a flare while sitting on top of a police car and is now charged with reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, malicious destruction of property, failure to obey lawful orders, and obstruction and hindering. 20 year-old Novorriya Gregory Smith Jr. of Lusby, Maryland is accused of smashing out the police sergeant’s rear windshield with a fire extinguisher and then pulling down his pants to expose himself to the officer. Cline and Smith are being held without bond at the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit, while the juvenile was released to a parent/guardian…
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After two months, three males have been taken into custody after a street takeover left a Montgomery County police cruiser destroyed in Chevy Chase, Maryland🚨 (with one suspect being released to their parents) The street takeover occurred on February 22nd at around 12:30am in the intersection of Connecticut Ave and East-West Highway. During the takeover, two MCPD police cruisers were damaged while officers were inside. A 17 year-old boy from Laurel, MD was charged with several offenses and was later released to his parents. 18 year-old Ayden Joseph Cline of Cumberland, Pennsylvania was seen lighting a flare while sitting on top of a police car and is now charged with reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, malicious destruction of property, failure to obey lawful orders, and obstruction and hindering. 20 year-old Novorriya Gregory Smith Jr. of Lusby, Maryland is accused of smashing out the police sergeant’s rear windshield with a fire extinguisher and then pulling down his pants to expose himself to the officer. Cline and Smith are being held without bond at the Montgomery County Central Processing Unit, while the juvenile was released to a parent/guardian…

The DC MD VA Live

29,351 views • 3 months ago

🚨BREAKING: Footage shows the moment Penn State student Billy Schmidt was shot and killed during an attempted robbery for his cellphone Billy Schmidt, 22, was walking home after watching the NBA Finals around 1.30 AM when he was confronted by two men near his family’s home Video shows one of the men confronting Schmidt before he begins chasing them down the street Then they turn a corner, and one of the men throws Schmidt's cellphone into the road while the other turns around and shoots him in the chest Schmidt was rushed to the hospital but died shortly after. His father later found Billy's cellphone underneath a parked car near the scene No arrests have been made, and the suspects remain at large
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🚨BREAKING: Footage shows the moment Penn State student Billy Schmidt was shot and killed during an attempted robbery for his cellphone Billy Schmidt, 22, was walking home after watching the NBA Finals around 1.30 AM when he was confronted by two men near his family’s home Video shows one of the men confronting Schmidt before he begins chasing them down the street Then they turn a corner, and one of the men throws Schmidt's cellphone into the road while the other turns around and shoots him in the chest Schmidt was rushed to the hospital but died shortly after. His father later found Billy's cellphone underneath a parked car near the scene No arrests have been made, and the suspects remain at large

Unlimited L's

22,415 views • 2 months ago

This couple was struggling just to keep a roof over their heads. They were DoorDashing to pay for a room and sometimes had to sleep outside with their little boy. Then something unexpected happened in a Walmart. A man approached them asking if they dropped some money and asked if it was theirs. What they didn’t know at the time was that he had actually done it as a test to see what kind of people they were. When they were honest and said it wasn't their money, he surprised them with $1,000 for their integrity. When they later shared their story of being homeless, people came together — and within 24 hours, $80,000 was donated to help them get off the streets. Honesty and good character still matter, and sometimes the smallest tests can lead to the biggest blessings. Have you ever had someone test your character in a small way, or witnessed honesty being rewarded when it mattered most?
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This couple was struggling just to keep a roof over their heads. They were DoorDashing to pay for a room and sometimes had to sleep outside with their little boy. Then something unexpected happened in a Walmart. A man approached them asking if they dropped some money and asked if it was theirs. What they didn’t know at the time was that he had actually done it as a test to see what kind of people they were. When they were honest and said it wasn't their money, he surprised them with $1,000 for their integrity. When they later shared their story of being homeless, people came together — and within 24 hours, $80,000 was donated to help them get off the streets. Honesty and good character still matter, and sometimes the smallest tests can lead to the biggest blessings. Have you ever had someone test your character in a small way, or witnessed honesty being rewarded when it mattered most?

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

100,876 views • 2 months ago

“You know, before he was a saint, Saint Patrick was an immigrant, a young man taken from his home, carried across the sea and forced to begin slave labor in a foreign land. “And even after he escaped from Ireland, and returned to his homeland and then to the continent, the formation as a priest and then as a bishop, he didn't forget the circumstances of the country that once enslaved them. “My grandparents and great-grandparents left Ireland as young immigrants, crossing the Atlantic with little more than courage and hope for a better future. “Like so many who came to these shores, they knew the ache of leaving their homes. Wakes were celebrated for them before they left, because their families had little hope of seeing them again. “For me, the questions around migration are not simply theoretical arguments. They have faces, and they have faces that I would recognize. My grandmother said, you cannot forget from where you came. “And so I remember where I was born, in this country, by God's grace. But my family came from somewhere else, and my family found welcome. “And so as you raise a glass this Saint Patrick's Day, recognize the new Irish among us — those who have left their homes because of persecution, because of poverty, and came to this new land with hope. Let us welcome them as fellow sons and daughters of God. “Happy Saint Paddy’s.” — Cardinal Joseph Tobin
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“You know, before he was a saint, Saint Patrick was an immigrant, a young man taken from his home, carried across the sea and forced to begin slave labor in a foreign land. “And even after he escaped from Ireland, and returned to his homeland and then to the continent, the formation as a priest and then as a bishop, he didn't forget the circumstances of the country that once enslaved them. “My grandparents and great-grandparents left Ireland as young immigrants, crossing the Atlantic with little more than courage and hope for a better future. “Like so many who came to these shores, they knew the ache of leaving their homes. Wakes were celebrated for them before they left, because their families had little hope of seeing them again. “For me, the questions around migration are not simply theoretical arguments. They have faces, and they have faces that I would recognize. My grandmother said, you cannot forget from where you came. “And so I remember where I was born, in this country, by God's grace. But my family came from somewhere else, and my family found welcome. “And so as you raise a glass this Saint Patrick's Day, recognize the new Irish among us — those who have left their homes because of persecution, because of poverty, and came to this new land with hope. Let us welcome them as fellow sons and daughters of God. “Happy Saint Paddy’s.” — Cardinal Joseph Tobin

Christopher Hale

17,744 views • 5 months ago

VIDEO | Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's childhood coach, Manish Ojha, revealed how the young boy's mother, Aarti, would prepare lunch for 10-15 people before the father-son duo left for Patna at around 5 am. "His mother used to get up at 2 am or 2.30 am and would prepare lunch. Not just for Vaibhav or his father or their driver, but also for a couple of bowlers who used to come with them. Then there were net bowlers in our academy too. "Also, there were a lot of kids who didn't get much support from home, so they used to bring lunch for such kids and feed them," Ojha fondly recalled. "If good bowlers who got tired, forgot to bring their lunch, they would share Vaibhav's food. So 10-15 people used to come regularly, and you understand that getting up at 2 am in the morning, and making food for so many people, you have to understand how big a contribution it is," he added.
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VIDEO | Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's childhood coach, Manish Ojha, revealed how the young boy's mother, Aarti, would prepare lunch for 10-15 people before the father-son duo left for Patna at around 5 am. "His mother used to get up at 2 am or 2.30 am and would prepare lunch. Not just for Vaibhav or his father or their driver, but also for a couple of bowlers who used to come with them. Then there were net bowlers in our academy too. "Also, there were a lot of kids who didn't get much support from home, so they used to bring lunch for such kids and feed them," Ojha fondly recalled. "If good bowlers who got tired, forgot to bring their lunch, they would share Vaibhav's food. So 10-15 people used to come regularly, and you understand that getting up at 2 am in the morning, and making food for so many people, you have to understand how big a contribution it is," he added.

Press Trust of India

186,773 views • 2 months ago

Part of the audio tape David Parker Ray, aka the Toy Box Killer, played to his victims after they woke up restrained inside his soundproof semi-trailer filled with torture devices. In the recording, Ray calmly told them they had been drugged, explained the rules they were expected to follow, and warned them not to resist. The tape was part of the torture. He used it to break his victims psychologically before the abuse even began. His crimes were exposed in 1999, after one woman escaped from his trailer in New Mexico wearing only a collar and chain. In 2001, Ray was convicted of kidnapping and torture and sentenced to 223 years in prison. He died of a heart attack less than a year later, with investigators believing he may have tortured and killed up to 60 women.
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Part of the audio tape David Parker Ray, aka the Toy Box Killer, played to his victims after they woke up restrained inside his soundproof semi-trailer filled with torture devices. In the recording, Ray calmly told them they had been drugged, explained the rules they were expected to follow, and warned them not to resist. The tape was part of the torture. He used it to break his victims psychologically before the abuse even began. His crimes were exposed in 1999, after one woman escaped from his trailer in New Mexico wearing only a collar and chain. In 2001, Ray was convicted of kidnapping and torture and sentenced to 223 years in prison. He died of a heart attack less than a year later, with investigators believing he may have tortured and killed up to 60 women.

Creepy.org

579,638 views • 2 months ago

The emotional reunion story of two Mustang wild horses (Phoenix & Ghost) after many years apart 💖✨ Phoenix and Ghost were separated during a wild horse roundup and lived different lives for many years. Phoenix arrived at the sanctuary first and spent time adapting to the safety of the wide open lands in Oregon. Despite having space and care, Phoenix often seemed to be searching for something it had lost. Many years later, Ghost was also brought to the sanctuary. When she was released into the same area, everything changed completely. Phoenix heard her and immediately ran across the hills to meet her. At the moment they reunited, there was no hesitation, and from then on they have always stayed together.
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The emotional reunion story of two Mustang wild horses (Phoenix & Ghost) after many years apart 💖✨ Phoenix and Ghost were separated during a wild horse roundup and lived different lives for many years. Phoenix arrived at the sanctuary first and spent time adapting to the safety of the wide open lands in Oregon. Despite having space and care, Phoenix often seemed to be searching for something it had lost. Many years later, Ghost was also brought to the sanctuary. When she was released into the same area, everything changed completely. Phoenix heard her and immediately ran across the hills to meet her. At the moment they reunited, there was no hesitation, and from then on they have always stayed together.

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“I wish that my son, Aiden Clark, was killed by a 60-year-old white man." The father of an 11-year-old Springfield, Ohio boy who was killed after being thrown out of a school bus when it was hit by a Haitian migrant with an invalid driver's license called for Trump and Vance to stop talking about his son and town during a public meeting on Sept. 10. Hermanio Joseph was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to at least nine years in prison. Over 20 other children were injured in the crash. The father is being hailed as a hero by liberals for his tirade against Trump and Vance, and his message in support of migrants. Over 10 million migrants have entered the U.S. illegally so far during the Biden Harris administration.
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“I wish that my son, Aiden Clark, was killed by a 60-year-old white man." The father of an 11-year-old Springfield, Ohio boy who was killed after being thrown out of a school bus when it was hit by a Haitian migrant with an invalid driver's license called for Trump and Vance to stop talking about his son and town during a public meeting on Sept. 10. Hermanio Joseph was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to at least nine years in prison. Over 20 other children were injured in the crash. The father is being hailed as a hero by liberals for his tirade against Trump and Vance, and his message in support of migrants. Over 10 million migrants have entered the U.S. illegally so far during the Biden Harris administration.

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275,159 views • 1 year ago