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Bikini-Clad Driver Pleads Guilty to Intoxicated Manslaughter

March 9, 2018 By Troy Rubenson Leave a Comment

Intoxicated Manslaughter Aftermath

The bikini-clad woman who killed a man and an unborn child pleaded guilty to intoxicated manslaughter.

On Monday, 22-year-old Shana Elliot pleaded guilty to intoxicated manslaughter as part of a court deal. The woman will have to wait a few days for her sentence, as the jury deliberates on her two admitted counts of killing two persons after driving under the influence.

Bikini-Clad Driver Kills Man, Unborn Child, and Injures Mother, Pleads Guilty to Intoxicated Manslaughter

Shana Elliot admitted before the judge and jury that she’s guilty of having killed Kristian Nicole Guerrero and Fabian Guerrero-Moreno.

According to the woman’s arrest warrant, on the 2nd of August, Elliot went to a party where she spent most of the evening consuming beer and liquor. Despite being in advance stage of intoxication, Elliot boarded her Chevrolet Impala and drove home.

While on Highway 21, the woman, who was wearing only a bikini, lost control of the car, crossed over the center line and rammed a Toyota Corolla coming from the opposite direction. The car involved in the accident belonged to 23-year-old Fabian Guerrero-Moreno, a soon-to-be-father. His wife, 23-year-old Kristian Nicole Guerrero, was also in the car when the accident occurred.

The court records indicate that the woman was five months pregnant when Elliot rammed Guerrero-Moreno’s car. Following the accident, the first responders declared the woman’s husband died at the scene and rushed her to the nearby emergency room for surgery.

Unfortunately, the woman’s infant did not survive the accident, despite the doctors inducing labor in an attempt to save him.

Elliot’s blood alcohol level was 0.199 when she hit Guerrero-Moreno’s car. The woman was taken into custody and charged with DUI and intoxicated manslaughter. Fortunately, the doctors were able to stabilize Nicole Guerrero despite her injuries.

Reportedly, after the accident, Elliot kept asking the police officers to tell her what happened to the couple, saying that she would kill herself if she found out they were dead.

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Florida Woman Gets Bashed by Aggressive Otter While Kayaking

March 7, 2018 By Janet Vasquez Leave a Comment

Otter

A Florida woman required medical attention after being attacked by an aggressive otter.

A 77-year-old woman from Florida was attacked by an aggressive otter while on a kayaking trip with her husband. Following the attack, the woman’s boat overturned. The victim was taken to the hospital where she required a couple of stitches and rabies shots.

Otter Attacks Woman. Victim Tries to Hit it with Paddle

Sue Spector, 77, recalls being on the Braden River with Marty, her husband, and a group of people when the incident occurred. The woman told a news outlet that, on Sunday, she decided to go out with her husband on the kayaking trip, as the weather was perfect.

She recalls the first part of the trip as being something out of a fairytale, with her kayak gently running across the water, as the rest of the group floated away from her. Spector remembers telling her husband, at some point, that she saw an otter sitting on a log.

However, when Spector pointed out the gentle creature, the otter left the log, swam to Spector’s boat, jumped in and started bashing her.

The woman remembered that the furry creature bit and scratched her in an aggressive matter as if it was provoked or rapid. Hearing his wife’s calls for help, Marty steered towards Sue’s kayak and attempted to hit the otter with his battle.

The creature fought back and managed to overturn Marty’s kayak, before diverting its attention towards his wife. Sue also remembers using her paddle in an attempt to drive off the enraged otter, but to no avail.

In the end, the creature managed to overturn Sue’s kayak as well. With two boats in the bag, the otter returned triumphantly to its nest. Following the incident, the Florida woman and her husband were taken to the hospital. Sue needed several stitches and a couple of rabies shots.

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Houston Couple Makes Gruesome Discovery in Wall Space

March 2, 2018 By Georgia Dawson Leave a Comment

Houston Couple and Skeleton

Houston couple says the human remains found in their home belong to the former owner.

After moving into their newly-bought home, a Houston couple made a gruesome discovery. Wedge behind the walls, where the human remains of the home’s former owner. The authorities believe that the woman more than likely fell through the attic’s floor and got stuck in the space between the walls.

Houston Couple Said There Was Something Amiss with the House

On Tuesday, the authorities managed to conclude the Mary Stewart Cerruti case, the woman who vanished without a trace more than three years ago. The woman’s remains have been found inside the home she shared with her ten cats.

Cerruti’s neighbors declared that the woman lived like a hermit – she was rarely seen outside the house, save for a community meeting she attended in 2012, where she voted against a homing plan. The woman was so bent in shutting herself from the rest of the world that she covered all the house’s windows with wallpaper.

Her neighbors figured that something was wrong when they saw the correspondence piling in front of Cerruti’s front door, in addition to a broken window. More than three years have passed since the authorities failed to track down the missing woman.

The case seemed to have gone cold until a couple decided to move into Cerruti’s home. According to the new owners, they knew that something was amiss when they’ve begun discovering things resembling bones inside the home.

When the authorities arrived and searched the house, they’ve discovered what befell to the gentle 61-year-old hermit. While she was cleaning the attic, the woman slipped through one of the rotten floorboards, fell into the narrow space between the walls, where she passed away.

The authorities had a hard time identifying the remains, as the woman’s cats and mice that nestled in the home picked clean the woman’s body.

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Bogus 911 Call Leads to Death of Man in Alabama

February 28, 2018 By Georgia Dawson Leave a Comment

Fake 911 Call Ends in Tragedy

Alabama woman who made fake 911 call told the dispatcher that her daughter-in-law wanted to kill her children.

The Alabama authorities recently released the tragic details of a 911 bogus call in an attempt to show the public that making fake calls can be deadly. Following a call to the Alabama authorities, a man was mistaken with a robber by the authorities and shot dead. The caller was taken into custody and charged with abusing the emergency line.

Alabama Woman Makes Fake 911 Call on New Year’s Day

Dorothy Marie Gass, a 65-year-old Alabama resident, was taken into custody on Friday morning and charged with making a bogus 911 call. According to the authorities, the events that would inevitably lead to the death of an innocent man began to unfold in the early hours of New Year’s Day.

While alone at home, Marie Gass dialed 911 and told the emergency dispatcher that Amy Gass, her daughter-in-law, has gone crazy and threatened to kill her children and herself. Following the woman’s plea for help, the Alabama authorities rushed to the woman’s house in an attempt to save the children and Gass.

Once there, the authorities were greeted by an elderly gentleman, later identified as Mark Steven Parker, Amy Gass’ father, who was standing on the front lawn with a rifle in his hands. When the authorities asked the man to put away his weapon and surrender, Parker allegedly pointed the weapon at them.

The officers gunned down the suspect. Parker was later declared dead at the scene. Upon entering the house, the officers discovered a frightened Amy Gass, desperately trying to figure out what happened outside her house.

When the authorities told her about Parker and the call, the woman told her that her father heard noises outside the house and thought that someone might try to break inside the house. Marie Gass, the one who made the bogus 911 call was arrested and charged with misdemeanor false reporting.

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Volusia County Cop Busted After He Stole Arrested Man’s Wallet

February 23, 2018 By Troy Rubenson Leave a Comment

Volusia County cop busted

A Former Volusia County cop was sentenced to four years of probation for pickpocketing a suspect.

In the series ‘who watches the watchers’, we bring the compelling, brooding and altogether mindboggling story of a Volusia County cop who was caught stealing money from a man by his own body camera. According to the authorities, the former law enforcement official made no attempt at contesting the accusations and was, therefore sentence to probation.

Volusia County Cop Allegedly Connected to another Petty Theft Case

According to the Florida authorities, John Brahman, a 35-year-old formed Volusia County Sheriff’s deputy was recently arrested, charged with petty theft, and sentenced to four years of probation.

The ex-law enforcement officer has been accused of stealing money from a suspect he was ordered to arrest. Back in August, while on patrol, the Volusia County cop was ordered to take Thomas French into custody.

After a short stake-out, Brahman learned French’s whereabouts and moved in to arrest him. Being part of standard law enforcement procedure, Brahman switched on his body vest camera.

The minute-long clip, which later became the incriminating piece of evidence, show the Volusia County Cop approaching the suspect vehicle. French is ordered to raise his arms, while Brahmans put on the handcuffs.

However, instead of returning to the police car with the suspect, the sheriff’s deputy’s body camera shows Brahman reaching into the suspect’s back pocket, lifting his wallet, and taking out two $100 bill before returning it.

Before French’s court appearance, his lawyers analyzed the footage from the arresting officer’s body camera, only to witness Brahman pickpocketing his charge like a common thief.

The lawyers told the jury about the incident which, later led to the arrest of the 35-year-old police officer. For his deed, the former Volusia County Cop was charged with grand theft, petty theft, and official misconduct and sentenced to four years of probation.

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Colorado Homeless Man Fatally Stabs Woman Who Offered Him Shelter

February 23, 2018 By Jack M. Robinson Leave a Comment

Colorado Homeless Man arrested

A Colorado homeless man was accused of stabbing to death the woman who offered him a home.

Acting on a tip they’ve received on Friday, the Colorado authorities arrested a 40-year-old homeless man who allegedly stabbed to death the woman who offered him a place to stay at her house. According to the authorities, the suspect took advantage of his host’s generosity and invited one of his friends to stay with them.

Colorado Homeless Man Stabbed Victims Six Day Before Valentine’s Day

On Friday, the Colorado authorities arrested 40-year-old Terry Dunford, a homeless man, on suspicion of stabbing to death 49-year-old Jeanna Leslie, a recently divorced woman who offered to take Dunford in.

According to the authorities, Leslie was touched by Dunford’s heartfelt story and told the man that she’s willing to share the apartment with him. Things remained unchanged until Dunford invited one of his friends to join him and Leslie.

The authorities declared that the woman did not protest and even offered to buy groceries and alcohol for Dunford and his companion, an aspect confirmed by surveillance footage which shows Leslie and Dunford exiting an alcohol shop.

Unfortunately, with no good going unpunished, as the saying goes, Leslie’s generosity would be her undoing. One afternoon, the woman’s ex-husband called her after she failed to pick up their two children from a basketball game.

The man later alerted the authorities who, in turn, went to Leslie’s apartment. Upon entering the house, the investigators found Leslie’s bodies in the living room and some blood-smeared clothes in the trash. Their searches led them to the Colorado homeless man and his companion.

Dunford was later arrested and charged with first-degree premeditated murder. At the moment, the homicide detectives could not uncover the reason why the Colorado homeless man chose to take the life of his gracious host. The investigation is ongoing, which means that more details are sure to emerge.

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Facebook Potty Training Hot Sauce Video Sparks Controversy

February 11, 2018 By Troy Rubenson Leave a Comment

Potty training and hot sauce.

Oklahoma family investigated after father poured hot sauce in toddler’s pants during his potty training.

All parents know that potty training a child might be one of the most challenging parts of having a newborn. While others try out more conventional means to teach their kids that they don’t need diapers anymore, we bring you the story of a Choctaw father who allegedly used hot sauce in order to potty train his kid.

Choctaw Parent Takes Potty Training to the Next Level

According to the Choctaw police department, on Wednesday, several officers accompanied by agents from the Oklahoma Human Services went to a home in order to perform a routine welfare check of an infant who was recently the subject of a slightly disturbing movie shared on Facebook and Snapchat.

After viewing the video posted by the Choctaw couple in a closed Facebook group, Shana Honeycutt of Edmond Oklahoma shared the clip, declaring that this is definitely child abuse and everyone, including the authorities, should be made aware of its existence.

The short clip depicts a toddler and a man who appears to explain his the basic of using the potty chair. At one point, the man gets mad at his son and, as punished he pours hot sauce inside his pants and squirts some more on his face.

The clip has several versions on the Internet, including a long one which shows the infant laughing alongside his parents. When confronted with their deed, the Choctaw couple declared that the child was never in any danger and that the man just pretended to pour hot sauce in the child’s pants.

Moreover, according to the child’s mother, she was there filming the whole deal and claims that the child was not distressed, but laughing his heart out.

According to the authorities, the claims have been investigated, and no evidence of child abuse was found in the couple’s house.

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Former Restaurant Employee Arrested for Spiking Sauce with Plumber’s Lye

February 9, 2018 By Deborah Cobing Leave a Comment

Lye

Ex-restaurant cook admitted to pouring lye in sauce because he was not happy with his job.

Florida authorities recently arrested and sentenced a former restaurant employee to seven years in prison for trying to poison clients. Upset with the management, the former restaurant cook spiked the locale’s house-made sauce with plumber’s lye.

Lye – Laden Sauce Discovered by Restaurant’s Owner

Being the owner of a respected locale is not only hard but potentially deadly, as one Florida restaurant owner has learned. Hibachi Express owner told the authorities that one day he was checking the pots containing the restaurant’s famous Yum Yum sauce when something unexpected happened.

According to the owner, as soon as he took a spoonful of the sauce, he felt a burning sensation in his mouth. Alarmed that the batch of sauce could potentially poison his clients, the restaurant owner rushed to the security room in order to see what happened with the sauces.

Upon revealing the security footage, the man was shocked to discover that his cook intentionally poured a substance retrieved from the cleaning cabinet in the pots. According to the Florida authorities, the man who appears on tape is 54-year-old Margarito Padilla, the restaurant’s former cook.

Shortly after seeing the tapes, the restaurant’s owner notified the authorities who, in turn, arrested the cook.

When Padilla was confronted with his potentially fatal deed, the man simply replied that he and the restaurant’s owner had an outfall and that he was unhappy with his job. The events which could have probably led to tragedy occurred last year in June and Padilla was sentenced at the beginning of February.

Conclusion

As part of his deal with the prosecutors, the man pleads guilty to the charge of pouring lye in the sauces. Padilla was found guilty as charged and sentenced to seven years in prison. Perhaps the restaurant’s owner will think twice before upsetting the cook.

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Man With Sledgehammer Wrecks A Dozen Cop Cars in Dallas

February 6, 2018 By Jack M. Robinson Leave a Comment

Sledgehammer Mayhem.

Dallas man arrested for destroying cop cars with sledgehammer.

A Dallas man was recently arrested and charged with criminal mischief after allegedly destroying a dozen police vehicles with a sledgehammer. The man was taken into custody without any incidents. A police spokesperson said that the man could have been killed in the incident.

Sledgehammer Marauder Totals Every Cop Car in the Lot

On Sunday morning, just before 5 a.m., 59-year-old Gregory Simpson of Dallas, drove his car inside the City Marshall’s detention center. The individual calmly exited his vehicle, opened the trunk, took out a heavy-duty sledgehammer and begun smashing every police car he could lay eyes on.

Despite the officers leaving the building in a matter of minutes, the sledgehammer man managed to damage at least a dozen cop cars before he was taken into custody. Michael Mata, a spokesperson for the Dallas Police Association, commented that the individual is very lucky to be in one piece after the incident.

Reportedly, while busy smashing a police vehicle, Simpson was approached by an unarmed police officer who ordered him to stop what he was doing. At that point, the Dallas man simply turned around, laid down his sledgehammer and allowed the officer to arrest him.

Mata declared that if Simpson refused to lower his sledgehammer or attempted to attack the police officers, he would have been gunned down by his colleagues.

However, the man was taken into custody and formally charged with criminal mischief. At the moment, he’s being held at the North Tower Detention Facility in lieu of a $50,000 bond.

Conclusion

When confronted with his deed, the man would not offer any motive. However, as Mata declared, he had a wide smile painted on his face throughout his mugshot session. As the case is still being investigated and we’ll provide you with updates.

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Gas Station Clerk Helps Woman Escape Kidnapper

January 29, 2018 By Troy Rubenson Leave a Comment

BP Gas Station Clerk Turned Hero

Gas station clerk calls the police after seeing suspicious couple.

A gas station clerk has become somewhat of a local hero after he managed to save the life of a kidnapped woman. Seeing that the woman was in distress, the gas station employee called the authorities. The suspect was apprehended on Monday at his residence.

Gas Station Clerk Says the Couple Was Acting Suspicions

The gas station clerk told the authorities that the story of the kidnapped woman begun with a couple’s car pulling into the BP gas station. The clerk said that the couple looked suspicious as the man was literally shadowing the woman he was with.

After getting inside the gas station, the woman approached the counter and asked the gas station clerk to tell her what kind of cigarettes they had on sale. During his recitation of the store’s merchandise, the observed that the woman was mumbling something about the man behind her.

The gas station clerk soon understood that the man behind her was her abductor and that the woman was telling him to do something otherwise she would be killed.

Moments later, the gas station clerk politely asked the woman to follow him to his office. Once inside, the woman told him that the man, later identified as 36-year-old Russell E. Deshields, kidnapped her, forced her inside the call and said that he would kill the woman if she refused to cooperate.

The gas station clerk notified the authorities, locked the office behind him, and went to confront Deshields who in the meantime disappeared.

Following a complete investigation, the man was apprehended on Monday at his house. According to the police report, the suspect was found hiding under a bed. The man was arrested and charged with kidnapping.

The woman told the police that she had a restraint order against Deshields and that he kidnapped her from her house.

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