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- US deportation flights to Venezuela resume
- A Mom with Dementia Was Allegedly Left Home Alone with Dozens of Dogs That Killed Her. Now, Her Daughter Has Been Charged
- US, JGSDF Strengthen Interoperability During Airborne 25
- Ghost Adventures Host Aaron Goodwin Thanks Fans for Their Support Following Wife's Arrest in Murder-for-Hire Plot
- Man arrested for allegedly threatening to ‘butcher’ church attendees, police say
- She Was Strangled in Her Bedroom with No Witnesses. Some Suspected Ted Bundy — But Real Killer Was Just Steps Away
- Georgia sorority girl seen in ‘smiling’ mugshot arrested again
- 2 Missing Dogs Found Dead in Pair of Crab Pots in Alaska: ‘I’m Still in Disbelief,’ Owner Says
Author: Jack Bogart
Deportation flights to Venezuela resumed on Sunday after a weeks-long standoff between the Trump administration and the Venezuelan government, signaling a deal had been reached between the two countries. A flight carrying 199 illegal aliens – including members of the violent Tren de Aragua (TDA) gang – to Venezuela landed Sunday, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed to Fox News Digital. The Trump administration has vowed to strike a deal with the Venezuelan government to accept flights carrying deportees from the United States, but has been limited in the regularity of the transfers after President Nicholás Maduro halted the flights earlier…
A woman in Colorado is facing a criminal negligence charge and more than 50 counts of animal cruelty after she allegedly left her elderly mother with dementia home alone with dozens of loose and caged dogs. Jessica Hoff, 47, was arrested on Friday, March 21, in connection to the February death of her mother, 76-year-old LaVonne Hoff, according to a press release from the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies said that they were sent to the mother and daughter’s home, located on the 4800 block of Jefferson Blvd in Colorado City, on Feb. 3, after receiving a report about an…
Ghost Adventures star Aaron Goodwin is thanking fans for standing by his side following his estranged wife Victoria Goodwin’s arrest for an alleged murder-for-hire attempt. In an Instagram post shared on Saturday, March 22, Aaron, 48, wrote, “Thank you everyone for all the love and support through this emotionally trying time. It has really helped a lot and I appreciate you all.” Victoria, 32, was arrested and charged on March 6 with soliciting to commit murder and conspiring to commit murder, according to inmate records in Clark County, Nevada, which were previously obtained by PEOPLE. ‘Ghost Adventure’ Star’s Wife and Convicted Murderer Who Massacred His…
A man was arrested after police say he allegedly threatened to “butcher” church attendees at a Memphis Catholic Church. The Memphis Police Department confirmed to Fox News Digital that Zachary Liberto, 30, was arrested following a verbal altercation with the priest about defacing the baptismal pool inside the church.On Friday, officers responded to St. Louis Catholic Church on reports of a complaint from the priest and church’s music director about threats made by Liberto.Officials said Liberto sent an email threatening to cause mass causalities among churchgoers. ‘FACE OF EVIL’: CATHOLIC CHURCH NAMED AFTER ST. PATRICK VANDALIZED WITH SATANIC MESSAGE The email was…
The shocking 1971 murder of Rita Curran not only left her Burlington, Vt., community shaken, it left friends and family wondering who wanted the beloved middle school teacher dead — a mystery that persisted for more than 50 years. In the intervening years, questions swirled around the 24-year-old’s killing — and so did speculation. But when investigators finally cracked the case using DNA from a cigarette butt found near Curran’s body, her family said they were finally able to find closure. “The random violence of her murder left a stain on our community, and it devastated her family,” said Jon Murad,…
The University of Georgia sorority girl, who was nicknamed “Miss America,” after her smiling mugshot went viral, was arrested again for the second time in weeks. Lily Stewart, a sophomore Alpha Chi Omega at the University of Georgia, was arrested for the second time this month after her first arrest at the beginning of March for excessive speeding.According to Athens-Clarke County online records, Stewart, 20, was arrested on Sunday, March 23, for obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling.Stewart has since posted her $4,600 bond and was released from police custody shortly before 11 a.m.GEORGIA SORORITY GIRL’S ‘SMILING’ MUGSHOT GOES…
The remains of two French bulldogs who went missing more than a month ago in Alaska were found in a pair of crab pots. Alaska Wildlife Troopers made the tragic discovery while conducting a routine inspection of the shellfish pots near Thorne Bay Harbor on March 14, according to an official dispatch. The animals went missing on Feb. 13. Owner Esther Martin told KTUU that her husband Kane Martin and brother-in-law Shane Martin had taken the 1-year-old bulldogs — brothers named Yoda and Whiskey — with them to work that day at a logging operation near Thorne Bay, as was…
College Student, Who Recently Went Viral for Her Smiling Mug Shot, Arrested Again — Only Weeks Later
The University of Georgia student who went viral for her smiling mugshot earlier this month has been arrested again. Lily Stewart was arrested on charges of obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling on Sunday, March 23, according to Athens-Clarke County online records. TMZ was the first to report the news. Per the county’s website, Stewart, 20, was initially booked at 5:26 a.m. local time after being arrested by the UGA Police Department. She has since posted a total bond of $4,000 and was released from police custody shortly before 11 a.m. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office, UGA and…
A California woman wanted in the murder of her fire captain wife has been captured in Mexico after more than a month on the run, according to U.S. and Mexican authorities.Yolanda Marodi, 53, was arrested Saturday at a hotel in Mexicali near the U.S. border, according to the Baja California Citizen Security Secretariat.She was later handed over to U.S. marshals in San Diego, where she was booked for the murder of 49-year-old Rebecca Marodi, the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office said.Yolanda previously served more than 13 years in prison for voluntary manslaughter in the death of her then-husband, James Joseph Olejniczak Jr.,…
The California woman suspected of fatally stabbing her wife and fleeing to Mexico has been captured after more than four weeks on the run. Thirty-three days after she crossed into Mexico on Feb. 17 — the day her Cal Fire captain wife, Rebecca “Becky” Marodi, 49, was found dead in her California home — Yolanda Olejniczak Marodi was located and taken into custody, according to the San Diego Sheriff’s Office (SDSO). Mexican authorities alerted United States officials that Yolanda, 53, had been found on Saturday, March 22, the sheriff’s office said. She was arrested near a hotel on Fresnillo Avenue…