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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... Navy engineer accused of trying to pass along secrets in a PB&J A Navy engineer, Jonathan Toebbe, 42, was arrested Saturday in West Virginia on suspicion of conspiracy to communicate restricted data, along with related crimes. His wife, Diana Toebbe, 45, a teacher in Maryland, was arrested on allegations that she assisted him. A criminal complaint alleges that Toebb sent a package containing military documents and other files to a military intelligence agency in the country he was trying to establish a relationship with.    The package ended up in an FBI attaché in the country. An undercover FBI agent began emailing Toebbe. In the following months, he provided the agent with documents containing restricted details about Virginia-class submarines, which are nuclear-powered fast attack warships. On June 26, FBI agents watched Toebbe leave what was alleged to be an SD card that had been wrapped in plastic and placed in a peanut butter sandwich at a "dead drop" location in West Virginia. During a separate drop, he used a Band-Aid wrapper and a plastic bag to hide an SD card. This man tries to plow his car into a group of people, who then kill him A night out drinking escalated quickly, resulting in 40-year-old Melguin Lopez Santos' death, authorities say. Apparently the California man had been at a sports bar, called Rock It, on Saturday just before he was involved in the incident that would end his life. Santos had apparently been asked to leave the bar, though it is unclear exactly what sparked his forced departure. He then got into an alleged argument on the way to his vehicle.   He apparently got into his truck, and then attempted to drive into a group of other patrons. He wound up hitting a tree. Those people he tried to kill? They were not happy about what just happened, and tried to pluck him from the vehicle. He pumped the gas, though, and wound up striking a building. Eventually, he was pulled from the car, and a fight followed. By the time the police arrived, he was dead.   "Hawthorne Police officers saw the driver lying on the ground, suffering what appeared to be blunt force trauma," officers said. "Paramedics provided life-saving measures, but he was pronounced deceased on scene... You could see there was a fight going on, but you couldn't tell who was doing what."    An autopsy will shed light on what, exactly, caused Santos' death. New York woman accused of starving child to death is charged with murder A New York woman was charged with murder Friday after authorities alleged that she starved her boyfriend's 7-year-old son to death this year. The woman, Leticia Bravo, 39, became the primary caretaker for the boy, Peter Cuacuas, in September 2020 after the school year began, and he stayed at her home every day until Saturdays, when he went to his father's apartment.   "It is alleged that Bravo kept Peter locked and secreted in a bedroom behind a door that locked from the outside. Since January of 2021, Peter never logged on for virtual schooling, despite numerous conversations between Bravo and Peter's teachers and other school representatives," a release from the investigators said.   An autopsy confirmed the commonly held belief that Peter died of malnutrition, according to authorities at a news conference on Friday. Bravo is believed to be Peter's mother, but authorities were unable to say with certainty. Peter's father, Arturo Cuacuas, was charged with criminally negligent homicide. He was not in custody as of Friday.   District Attorney David Hoovler took a few minutes in the press conference to defend the length of the investigation, saying that pandemic-related obstacles and staffing shortages added to the already laborious time of conducting interviews, running DNA, and other aspects of a death investigation. 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. Double Your Money In As Little as 30 Days?  (Privacy Policy) Free Report: Buy This $2 Alt Coin  (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 lamb-human hybrid horror movie is sure to haunt your dreams  Called Lamb, this film is just plain bizarre.   Why did the friends of this country-rock pioneer steal his body after his mysterious death?  Before he passed, the singer said, "If I die I want somebody to have a few beers, take me out to the desert and burn my body."   This is the Princess Diana movie we have all been waiting for... what to know about Spencer Kristen Stewart's portrayal of Diana Spencer will premier in theaters next month. In Focus: Science, Tech & Health What were the most amazing photos from space last week?  The International Space Station welcomes a film crew, an Earth-observing satellite watches lava pour out from an active volcano at night and Cyclone Shaheen strikes the Arabian desert.    How catching birds bare-handed may hint at Neandertals' hunting tactics  Using tools Neandertals might have had, researchers test the ancient hominids' hunting abilities   People have long claimed to hear the northern lights. Are the reports true? It's a question that has puzzled observers for centuries: do the fantastic green and crimson light displays of the aurora borealis produce any discernible sound? In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy A new partnership between Orlando and NASA means flying cars may arrive sooner than The Jetsons predicted  "We've heard from different operators that their hope is to be in operation with passengers sometime in the 2024-2025 time frame," said a transportation planning projects coordinator for the city.   How is this newspaper trying to make ends meet with an unconventional fundraising effort? The campaign is similar to Yelp, including testimonials and star-ratings, in an effort to recognize its journalists.    Why Captain Kirk will have to wait a little longer to go where no 90-year-old man has gone before Blue Origin is delaying William Shatner's trip to space. 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 Biden shows little progress with this key program on its first anniversary Supporters of the agreements, called the Abraham Accords, say President Biden is missing a key opportunity on an issue that enjoys rare bipartisan support in a polarized and hyper-partisan Congress.   How Donald Trump's support serves as almost literal currency in politics In general, a Trump endorsement has the ability to affect voters' and donors' thinking in several ways.   We just lifted targeted sanctions to allow for this important meeting The U.S. passed a spate of sanctions against Russia this year and relations between the two powers are strained. This meeting could help repair some of those relations. This police officer was killed on his very first day on the job... Where is the suspect?    A fight in the Apple store ends badly for the security guard who gets stabbed    What happens as lava blocks the size of three-story buildings spew from La Palma volcano?    This nurse dies after a mugger knocks her to the ground while she is walking in Times Square    You come across a bear. Your next move is very important. Do you know what to do?   Squid Game is so intense, the director lost 6 teeth during production    Facebook unveils new controls for kids using its platforms. Here's what to know    Fort Hood investigators seek help locating missing soldier  It's Time For Your Clickbait Break! "It was a nice break from everything": two men rescued after 29 days lost at sea One For The History Books On this day, in 1138, an earthquake struck in Syria, killing approximately 230,000 people; in 1737, another earthquake killed 300,000 people in India; in 1884, Eleanor Roosevelt was born; in 1890, the DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution) was created; John Lennon's Imagine was released in 1971; Saturday Night Live made its television debut in 1975; in 1984, the first woman walked in space.  "You see things and you say, 'Why?' But I dream things that never were and I say, 'Why not?'" — George Bernard Shaw     The Seven At 7 14422 Shoreside Way Suite 110-238 Winter Garden, FL 34787   © 2021 The Seven at 7. All Rights Reserved.   If for any reason you believe you received this email in error, you can safely ignore it, or click here to unsubscribe.