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Here's What You Need To Know... Heartbroken Houston horror house grandma speaks out after child's death A Houston mother and her boyfriend have been charged after authorities found three young siblings abandoned in a home along with the decaying body of their brother. In a news release, the sheriff's office said the 15-year-old called authorities and said his 8-year-old brother has been dead for a year and that his body was in the room next to his. The teen said his parents had not lived in the apartment for several months.
The 8-year-old's cause of death has been ruled "homicidal violence with multiple blunt force injuries," according to the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences. He is believed to have died around Thanksgiving of last year.
Linda Smith, the grandmother of one of the children, says she should have adopted the boy before the abuse started. "I wish I would have known how bad of a situation those kids were in; I would have adopted all of the kids," she said. Her daughter and grandchildren had lived with her for some time before Smith asked her daughter to leave, saying, "I didn't want her bringing different men into the house."
When we'll likely hear more about Brian Laundrie's autopsy results from the forensic anthropologist Fugitive Brian Laundrie's remains were found in a Florida park earlier this month, but it will still be two to three weeks before we know more about his cause of death, his family's attorney says. After the medical examiner determined the results of his autopsy were inconclusive, they were sent to a forensic anthropologist for further analysis. However, the timetable for when answers may arrive remains uncertain. In addition to Laundrie's physical remains, officials also found a notebook that they noted "may be salvageable."
However, at least for Gabby Petito's father, the details of that journal are largely irrelevant, and he doesn't anticipate gaining any closure from reading whatever is contained within those pages. He said, aside from "his own selfish gratification," there is no other reason to read Laundrie's pages. They won't mitigate his grief, or illuminate how the tragedy could have been avoided, he said. Similarly, he doesn't believe the item will bring any relief for Laundrie's parents, either.
Meanwhile, in Florida, the cops are brushing off the fact that they mistakenly identified Brian Laundrie's mother, Roberta, as Brian. A spokesperson for the local police department went so far as to say that "there is a very good possibility" that Laundrie had already been dead by the time this mishap occurred.
"This misidentification did not have a big impact on costs and the investigation," the spokesperson said. "Other than confusion, it likely changed nothing… He still needed to be found. We just wanted people to better understand why we thought we knew Brian was in his home."
NY State Trooper charged with murder in ramming pursuit that killed 11-year-old An 11-year-old New York girl died when her father fled a New York State Police traffic stop in their SUV. The New York State Trooper who initiated the stop gave chase; the SUV and trooper vehicle ended up colliding, flipping the SUV. Monica Goods died at the scene; her father was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. Monica's 12-year-old sister was also seriously injured.
Goods' father was driving his wife and two daughters to visit relatives when the trooper stopped him on I-87 for speeding in the town of Ulster, about 95 miles north of New York City. State police have said the father fled shortly after the traffic stop, resulting in a chase. Baldner allegedly struck the Goods' SUV from behind before it hit a guardrail and flipped.
Gov. Kathy Hochul had said last week that Baldner could face charges in Goods' death and in previous ramming incidents as well. Five of the eight counts against him relate to Goods' death and the remaining three are tied to an alleged ramming from Sept. 2019.
"Police officers are entrusted to protect and serve, but Trooper Baldner allegedly violated that trust when he used his car as a deadly weapon and killed a young girl," Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement. But the New York State Troopers Police Benevolent Association, while offering condolences to Goods' family, said the case was not so simple.
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Here Are Today's Conversation Starters In Focus: Culture, Sports & Entertainment The former New England Patriots safety has been charged with assault... this is what we know "Patrick's behavior has been erratic for a very long time," said the woman who claimed that Patrick Chung assaulted her. "His behavior was volatile, it was hostile. It seemed premeditated."
Did you watch Tiger King? The trailer for the second season is out now Could an alliance be in the works between enemies Joe and Carole?
How does the Atlanta Braves pitcher manage to pitch on a broken leg during the World Series? It's a safe bet to assume most people would opt out of playing on a fractured fibula. Not Charlie Morton.
In Focus: Science, Tech & Health ESA will try to fetch data from China's Mars rover with a new method: listening Next month on Mars, the ESA and China's National Space Administration (CNSA) will try something that's never been attempted before in space: sending data from a planet-based rover to an orbiter that it can't receive any messages from.
Did SpaceX ever fix that leaky toilet problem? The malfunctioning toilet caused urine to spill onto fans and reach beneath the floor of the Crew Dragon capsule.
The real reason why great white sharks might bite humans Great white sharks, along with bull sharks and tiger sharks, account for the most bites on humans, researchers said in a press release Wednesday.
In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy Why is the celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D closing down her West Hollywood shop? The famous shop is scheduled to shut its doors for good on December 1, after 14 years in business.
Taco Bell is giving away free tacos... This is how to score the World Series Doritos Locos freebies The fast-food chain is giving away food to "celebrate America's Taco hero and give away a free Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco for everyone in America, while supplies last."
Uh oh... Cigarette sales increased last year, for the first time in two decades "Clearly the pandemic had an impact on the overall total nicotine delivery category," said an official.
In Focus: Politics & World Affairs Sudan's coup is far from over, but Blinken just got his foot in the door Secretary of State Tony Blinken spoke on the phone on Tuesday evening with Sudan's Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok after the military released him from custody.
Why is the Texas House launching an investigation into school library books? State Rep. Matt Krause (R) asked school leaders to identify the number of copies of hundreds of specific books they have sitting on library shelves, and how much money the districts paid to purchase those books.
Psaki says she's learned her lesson after getting slammed with this ethics complaint If you had just one chance to endorse a candidate illegally, letting a press secretary with an otherwise immaculate record take the fall would be the kind of twisted game a politician would play. But it's up to you to decide what you think.
This man underpaid for a Mountain Dew by 43 cents and he was almost sent to jail for 7 years... What happened?
Cops aren't the only ones impacted by a "crippling workforce shortage"... First responders are facing issues, too
Disgusting: A worker finds a water well full of snakes
What percentage of Republicans plan on using Donald Trump's TRUTH social media platform?
Your hips provide you with balance and stability. That's why this exercise are so important
How to take a mental health day to really reap the benefits
Iran agrees to resume nuclear talks before the end of November
The U.S. issues the first passport with a nonbinary gender "X" option
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One For The History Books On this day, in 1632, philosopher John Locke was born; Harvard University was founded in 1636; the book that would become known as Gulliver's Travels was published in 1726; the Statue of Liberty was dedicated in 1886; Bill Gates was born on this day in 1955; St. Louis, Missouri's Gateway Arch was finished in 1965; Julia Roberts was born in 1967.
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