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Readers everywhere were horrified after news broke that a little boy named Dominick Krankall had been badly burned after bullies threw a flaming tennis ball that had been soaked in gasoline and hit him in the face.
But now the Internet faces a different kind of horror after learning that video footage of what actually happened is painting a very different picture. Especially if you're one of the many people who donated to their GoFundMe fundraiser.
Now that the truth is coming out, another mother whose son had been accused of bullying the little boy is feeling a whole lot better. But legal action could soon follow these revelations.
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Crypto's Next "Big Move" Could Start Soon
Mark Your Calendar TODAY
If you're looking to a lot of money in the crypto markets, mark your calendar for June 22...
Why?
Well, if you've been following Charlie's work over the past few years, you know he and his team have an incredible track record targeting newly listed cryptos.
He first bought bitcoin at $5.
He recommended Ethereum at $109... before it surged 4,400%.
Point being...
When Charlie pounds the table on a new penny crypto opportunity... it's probably in your best interest to pay close attention.
You can find Charlie's full write-up on the situation by clicking here.
We're just halfway through the year 2022. But in these five cities, homicides have already surpassed 2021 levels.
This trend started in 2020, but since then, things have only gotten worse.
And if you look at the numbers, Milwaukee is by far the worst. As of June 17, the city has seen 96 homicides. That's compared to the 77 they'd seen this time a year ago. That translates into a 24.7% spike.
So, what are the other four cities, and can you notice the one thing they all seem to have in common?
The Republican Senate was forewarned by President Trump that their actions and backing of the Democrats' gun legislation would come back to bite them.
The 80-page gun restriction bill was approved by 14 Republican senators. And Trump criticized them for working with Democrats to enact the legislation.
Trump claims that this bill is the first step in Democrats' efforts to deny law-abiding individuals access to firearms.
Trump specifically mentioned Mitch McConnell and John Cornyn in his remarks.
Maintaining a sector-diversified portfolio should be a priority for investors. Not only would doing so avoid the consequences of a single industry losing popularity at the worst possible time, but this diversity will help lessen the volatility of the overall market.
On the other hand, no investor can afford to overlook the reality that, for almost three decades, technology stocks have consistently been the market's most lucrative segment.
In light of this, let's take a deeper look at three potential tech names that might make you as wealthy as you want to be by the time you retire.
73-year-old Kerry Endsley has been charged with kidnapping and menacing after the stunt he pulled on Friday June 17. Colorado sheriff's officials reported that Endsley abducted a couple who were hiking in Jefferson County at gunpoint.
Endsley then placed a nylon "leash" onto the woman's neck and ordered her to get on the ground. He then tried to load the couple away, but the man was able to wrestle his handgun away.
A hiker who saw the incident called 911 at 8:10 a.m. After the couple managed to run away from Endsley, they encountered deputies who were responding to the call. They said Endsley had appeared to be tying his shoes on the trail when he confronted them with the gun and took them captive.
Endsley pulled a stun gun out of his waistband and pointed it at deputies when they discovered him. Here's what happened next during the standoff.
