Author: Jack Bogart

A British mother has admitted to authorities that she quietly gave birth and then killed her son in 1998, all while keeping the pregnancy and murder secret from her family. The trial of Joanne Sharkey, a 55-year-old mother from Liverpool, began last week roughly 26 years after the woman reportedly admits she gave birth to her second son in the bathroom of her family’s home in Croxteth before allegedly suffocating him and discarding his body in the woods.  BBC reported that Sharkey admitted to killing her son, known as “Baby Callum” after the woodland area the newborn was eventually discovered…

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A 6-year-old girl, who was kidnapped over a month ago, has been found safe after a Kansas Highway Patrol trooper stopped two men on the road for a traffic violation. The Kansas Highway Patrol (KHP) shared in a Facebook post on Saturday, March 22, that a trooper with their criminal interdiction unit conducted a traffic stop on an SUV finding two men in their 60s inside along with a little girl in the backseat. KHP said that the driver of the car was discovered to have had a criminal history that included “homicide and numerous weapons violations over the years”…

On June 3, 2007, 18-year-old college student Anita Knutson was found dead in her bed in her off-campus apartment in North Dakota. The Minot State University student had been stabbed twice in the chest. The case went cold for nearly 15 years, until March 2022, when police arrested Knutson’s roommate at the time, Nichole Rice, formerly Nichole Thomas, and charged her with the teenager’s murder, Minot police said at the time. Rice pleaded not guilty. Rice’s arrest came shortly after a team from the Oxygen TV show Cold Justice came to Minot to film an episode about the case to…

CNN reported over the weekend that, according to three inside sources, FBI Director Kash Patel, additionally serving as acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), has outlined plans that would reposition as many as 1000 ATF agents over to the FBI. The move would diminish the number of ATF agents by over a third, signaling the possibility of reconfiguring the firearms infringement agency into a more regulatory role, like the DMV.  To put the alleged cutback into perspective, the ATF has employed consistent numbers of agents, approximately 2600, and overall employees, more than 5000, for…

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in cold blood last year, has asked for a laptop while he awaits trial in jail.A court filing made public late on Monday showed that Mangione, 26, wants a laptop for legal purposes, according to The Associated Press. His lawyers proposed that one be configured for him so that he can view documents and other material related to his murder case.Prosecutors with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office are “frowning on the laptop request” as they say witnesses have been threatened, according to Mangione’s lawyers via The AP, though defense…

Former UFC champion Cain Velasquez has been sentenced to five years in prison for a 2022 shooting incident where he chased down and shot at a man accused of child molestation.  Velasquez, 42, was sentenced on Monday, March 24, after pleading no-contest to charges of attempted murder, felony assault and gun charges in August 2024, the Santa Clara County Prosecutor’s Office said in a news release. “Cain Velasquez was sentenced to five years in prison today for a vigilante shooting spree that wounded an unintended target and sprayed bullets near a school crowded with children, teachers, and parents,” the SCCPO…

The San Francisco-based 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on Thursday overturned a lower court ruling that had ruled California’s ban on firearms magazines holding more than 10 rounds to be unconstitutional. In the case Duncan v. Bonta, the 11-judge panel of the 9th Circuit ruled that the restrictive ban did not violate the Second Amendment because magazines holding more than 10 rounds falls in line with other historic restrictions that restrict “an especially dangerous feature of semiautomatic firearms—the ability to use a large-capacity magazine—while allowing all other uses of those firearms.” “Large-capacity magazines are optional accessories to firearms, and firearms…

A bill in the Tennessee legislature could start holding charitable organizations liable if they are housing an illegal migrant who commits a crime.House Bill 811 aims to put pressure on organizations that are not turning in migrants. However, the leaders of the organizations say the measure places an unfair burden on them, according to WZTV.The bill is co-sponsored by Sen. Brent Taylor and Rep. Rusty Grills, both of whom are Republicans.Under the proposal, charitable organizations, including churches and homeless shelters, would be liable for the loss, damages, injury or death caused by a migrant who they knowingly house if the…

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