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A If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails, click here to unsubscribe. Well, Good Morning!   Let's take a look at what the day has in store for us.   So, let's dig in, shall we? Here's What You Need To Know... Can Blinken manage to win back the favor of France after the sub snub? Secretary of State Antony Blinken will visit France next week as the Biden administration tries to smooth over hurt feelings and potentially more lasting damage caused by its exclusion of America's oldest ally from a new Indo-Pacific security initiative, the State Department said Friday.   The department said Blinken will visit Paris starting Monday for an international economic conference but highlighted that he will also meet with French officials to discuss the rupture in relations. The administration has been scrambling to mend fences with France and the European Union more broadly since the Sept. 15 announcement of the Australia-U.S.-UK agreement, known as AUKUS, which canceled a multibillion-dollar Australian-France submarine deal. This is the latest in the search for Brian Laundrie, who remains missing after girlfriend Gabby Petito's homicide Several days after Gabby Petito's public funeral service, the nation's rapt attention to fugitive Brian Laundrie's whereabouts seems to be waning slightly. He's been "missing" since September 14, according to his parents, but some, including celebrity manhunter Duane Chapman, better known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, believe Chris and Roberta Laundrie have been less than forthcoming about where he is. New details are continuing to emerge that paint a more complete picture of what happened before his parents finally reported that he was gone on September 17, two days before his girlfriend's body was discovered in Wyoming.    Apparently the trio went camping together at Fort DeSoto September 6 through September 8. There is evidence Roberta Laundrie had previously had a reservation for two September 1 through September 3. Her son returned home in Petito's fan without Petito on September 1. Some believe the change was made because she knew that her son was returning home.    "What do Laundrie's parents really know?" asked the former deputy director of the FBI, Andrew McCabe. "When you think about essentially taking a weekend camping vacation with your son who just returned back from months on the road camping with his fiancée — and returned without his fiancée — it's almost impossible to imagine that conservations didn't take place between them." Meanwhile, the FBI returned to the Laundrie's residence again on Thursday, apparently collecting more items for their search for the 23-year-old, according to their lawyer. Police have responded to the home nearly 50 times since September 10.  Ex-officer's DNA ends 35-year-old murder hunt For decades, the crimes of a notorious serial killer have haunted the Paris crime squad.   Le Grêlé — the pockmarked man — shocked Paris between 1986 and 1994 with a spree of murders and rapes. Among the heinous crimes attributed to him was the murder of 11-year-old Cécile Bloch. She was reported missing after failing to show up to school in Paris in 1986.   A picture of Le Grêlé has hung for decades on the walls of the criminal brigade of the Paris judicial police. Little did they know, they were disturbingly close to the killer all along. A former military police officer is said to have confessed to being Le Grêlé before his death. The DNA from his body seems to prove it.   Le Grêlé's nickname dates back to evidence given at the time of Cécile Bloch's murder. The victim's half-brother, Luc Richard, was among residents who recalled seeing a man with an acne-scarred face on the day of the crime in their apartment building in the 19th district of northern Paris.   The 59-year-old man found dead had been a gendarme before becoming a police officer and later retiring. He was summoned by police to give a DNA sample five days later. His wife reported him missing on September 27; police later found his body along with the suicide note confessing to his crimes. Get INSTANT Access (Free of Charge!) Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for daily research and other important offers. You can unsubscribe at any time. Free Report: Buy This $2 Alt Coin  (Privacy Policy) Double Your Money In As Little as 30 Days?  (Privacy Policy) Your Guide to the Hottest Asset on the Planet  (Privacy Policy) Here Are Today's Conversation Starters In Focus: Culture, Sports & Entertainment This NFL star just announced his retirement after an incredible career... Any guesses? The former running back has decided it is time to put an end to a glowing career.    A nationwide strike that would halt TV and film production is just around the corner  The strike authorization vote comes on the back of staggeringly low wages and 12-hour work days.    Tom Brady sounds sick right now, but he has no clue what's going on  "I don't know. I've had a few of these days. I don't know what the deal is, so I gotta try to figure this out. I said my throat's more tired than arm. Iamagine that." In Focus: Science, Tech & Health Lava eruption at Kilauea spews "Pele's hair" volcanic glass into Hawaii's skies Pilots flying by the volcano reported seeing "Pele's hair."   Mercury mission to fly by closest planet to the sun for the first time  Mercury, the smallest planet in our solar system, is all set for a rendezvous with a spacecraft.   After 3.5 million-year hiatus, the largest comet ever discovered is headed our way  The gargantuan Bernardinelli-Bernstein comet will strafe Saturn's orbit in 2031. Scientists are stoked. In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy Elon Musk takes another dig at Jeff Bezos: "You cannot sue your way to the moon" "I think I've expressed my thoughts on that front —  I think he should put more of his energy into getting to orbit, [rather] than lawsuits."   United Airlines just let go of 600 employees who refused to get the vaccine... what now? "Everyone is safe when everyone is vaccinated," officials said in a memo. "And vaccine requirements work."    Lockheed is mum on a video that reveals a strange aviation technology on a secret base... what's the deal?  An aircraft that is sleek but strangely shaped is garnering a lot of attention after a video started circulating on social media. Recommended Link:   Don't Miss Out on These 3 5G Plays   After years of development, 5G infrastructure is finally getting rolled out across the United States. 2021 could be the last year for investors to get in early on stocks powering this $12 trillion revolution. Eric Fry just named 3 stocks for investors to own for the coming 5G boom in a new free report. Claim your FREE copy! In Focus: Politics & World Affairs Why does the Chicago mayor want to crack down on cops with side gigs? Mayor Lori Lightfoot wants the city to more closely monitor the lucrative side jobs Chicago police take on when they're off duty.   How this new Biden rule could affect your medical bills The rule applies to the bipartisan legislation passed last December, known as the No Surprise Act.   Our government won't shut down, but we're not out of the woods yet The back-to-back votes by the Senate and then the House averted one crisis, but delays on another continue. How does a man have his Rolex stolen right off of his wrist in a hotel lobby?    This 50-year-old missing man puts the "party" in "search party" after a night out drinking    This 105-year-old woman survived the 1918 flu and a world war... but she died during the pandemic    The Rolling Stones just released a never-before-shared track    Oscar Mayer graciously offers NASA a Wienermobile to transport astronauts   Who would ever want to steal this statue of Humpty Dumpty? These people, apparently   Merck says experimental virus pill cuts risk of death, hospitalization by 50 percent    Helicopter collides with small plane in midair in Arizona It's Time For Your Clickbait Break! Only in Florida: Police officer takes selfie with alligator stuck in storm drain One For The History Books On October 2 in 1789, George Washington sent the U.S. Bill of Rights for ratification; in 1836, Charles Darwin came back to England, after a five-year trip that resulted in his natural selection theory of evolution; in 1869, Mohandras Karamchand Gandhi was born; in 1959, The Twilight Zone made its television debut; Thurgood Marshall became the first African American member of the Supreme Court in 1967; in 2017, Tom Petty died.  "Passion is the genesis of genius." — Tony Robbins     The Seven At 7 14422 Shoreside Way Suite 110-238 Winter Garden, FL 34787   © 2021 The Seven at 7. 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