News : 🔄 11 tattoos, 15 body parts, one suspect, and how the dead were issued millions

Tuesday, March 29, 2022

🔄 11 tattoos, 15 body parts, one suspect, and how the dead were issued millions

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Accident report in teen's Florida park ride death says the seat was locked

As the investigation continues into the death of Tyre Sampson on an amusement park ride in Orlando, FL, new details are emerging.

For instance, a report filed with the Fair Rides division of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer services indicated that the harness was still down and in a locked position once the ride was stopped.

What investigators do know is that he came out of the seat when the magnets were engaged that are used to slow the ride down during the descent.

But there are some other questions that still need to be answered.

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Doctor fired from ER warns about effect of for-profit firms on U.S. healthcare (read more)

Suspect arrested as search for Nevada teen continues (read more)

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She was found in 15 pieces, but her iconic tattoos helped the police identify the porn star

Imagine that you're an Italian investigator who stumbles upon 15 thawing body parts of a young woman in various black garbage bags found in a steep ditch.

Where would you even start the identification process? Especially when you can tell that the victim has been dead for months.

Oh yeah, and her face had been burned. And there were no immediate missing persons turning up in your search?

I bet when you came across 11 distinct tattoos, you'd be onto your first strong lead.

Here's what followed…

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How did Richard Williams respond to Will Smith's slapping incident? (read more)

What are the mysterious beams of light in the sky that have been spotted around the world? (read more)

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Dead people received millions in stimulus checks thanks to the IRS

If you had a loved one who passed away before January 1, 2021, there's a pretty good chance they got some of the $64,000,000 that was sent to people across 45,000 instances for their deceased dependents.

Oddly enough, the erroneous payments were all thanks to a computer error that the IRS knew about, but didn't fix. That's according to an inspector general report.

What else did we find out?

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Does Trump have any chance to win his lawsuit against Hillary and the DNC? (read more)

Why this top Democrat from New York is getting attention from federal investigators (read more)

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Buy these electric vehicle stocks for the long haul

The automobile industry is transitioning from gas-powered vehicles to battery-powered vehicles. Therefore, electric vehicle (EV) stocks are generating a lot of interest due to the present evolution of transportation.

But, with so many new EV firms fighting for the top slot at the same time as significant automakers speed up their own EV ambitions, deciding which EV stock to purchase and hold can be difficult.

If you're interested in electric vehicle stocks, here are three that you might be glad you own in a few years.

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North Carolina man stuck with nearly $500,000 bill after initially being told his insurance would pick up the tab

A North Carolina man was recently floored by a medical bill he received that totaled $489,000.

Sean Deines was on vacation visiting family in Wyoming when he became severely ill. After a hospital visit, Deines was airlifted to Denver, Colorado for treatment since doctors in Wyoming were unable to treat his condition.

It was in Denver that Deines was diagnosed with leukemia. Deines stayed in the hospital for 28-days before he was discharged to continue treatment back home in North Carolina. That's when all of the trouble began.

While his 28-day hospital stay was covered by insurance, his flight from Denver to North Carolina was not. The nearly $500,000 bill he received for his travel did not even include the helicopter ride from Wyoming to Colorado.

So why was the flight from Colorado to North Carolina not covered by insurance? And is Deines still on the hook for the charge?

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School picture day + St. Patrick's Day + green screen background = hilarious results (read more)

Why this chemist is warning people not to burn candles (read more)

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The world's biggest treehouse resort is opening near this famous US national park

If you were a huge fan of Swiss Family Robinson when you were growing up, then you'll probably want to move this new resort in Tennessee right up to the top of your destination bucket list.

It's known as the Sanctuary Treehouse Resort, and it's a total of 130 tree houses that will be built over the next few years in the woods near the Great Smokey Mountains National Park.

The resort is the brainchild of an inter-generational, entrepreneurial family known as the Jensens who started renting out their kids' impressive tree fort once they were all grown up. Demand turned out to be so high, they decided to dive into the world of glamping.

Now, 40 acres is about to transform into the largest collection of tree houses and tree forts in the whole planet.

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