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A man living in Texas with his mom who has her cleaning his area, is now being charged with murder and is sitting in jail.

24-year-old Alex Akpan is being charged with killing 23-year-old Irene Yemitan. He attempted to hide her remains inside of his bedroom, however, as his mother went to clean to clean his room, she discovered Yemitan’s remains inside of a green recycling bin.

Because the green bin was supposed to be placed outside in their yard, Akpan’s mother was wondering why it was inside of the home. Once she opened the bin and looked at its contents, she quickly learned her son had did something very sick. A human foot stuck right out at her, and she screamed. Read the full story here ▶

A woman in Ohio stepped into the Butler County Sheriff’s Office with a very serious question.

An officer in the back of the office heard what she needed and came to her to see what was going on. At that moment, he saw what was behind her and sprung into action swiftly while no one was looking at what was happening.

The woman walked into the Sheriff’s Office with a concerning question, however she ended up getting more than just a simple answer at the end of all this. Read the full story here ▶

A 91-year-old Detroit man may have been force fed gasoline before being beaten and burned to death in his home, says an assistant Wayne County medical examiner during a hearing.

Paul Monchnik was found with a fifth of a cup of a by-product of an accelerant similar to gasoline in his autopsy, says Dr. Kilak Kesha. He said the teen suspect may have forced Monchnik to consume it.

“It would have to come through the mouth,” Kesha testified in 36th District Court. “The victim could have drank it or (had it put into his open mouth while he was unconscious).” Read the full story here ▶

Physicians at a Cincinnati Children’s hospital came to check on a 7-month-old child who was being treated there, when they walked in the room and were met with a nightmare of a scene. What began in the bathroom ended tragically in the main room, just one day after checking in.

Wesley Landers, 31, and his 32-year-old wife — whose name has not been released by police, but appears to be Mary Ann Landers on Facebook — traveled from Alabama to Ohio for a scheduled surgery to reconstruct their child’s trachea.

They arrived at Cincinnati’s Children Hospital Medical Center with the sick girl and a bag full of other items that would come to light less than 24 hours after arrival. Read the full story here ▶

Hailey Ashmore has several conditions, including: epilepsy, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, reactive hypoglycemia, severe allergies, gastroparesis, and asthma.

The 16-year-old from Dallas, TX relies on the help of her service dog, Flynn.According to Fetching Apparel, Hailey was once a dancer on the varsity drill team, student council member, violinist and at the top of her class. However, with her conditions progressing, Hailey can only take classes online.

She is dependent on her parents, nurse, medications, and Flynn. The condition she grapples with the most is epilepsy, which causes seizures. Seizures are very serious; in another instance, a mom had a seizure and was unable to tend to her infant at the mall. Read the full story here ▶

While taking cover inside of a shelter due to the current the Russian invasion, an adorable Ukrainian girl was filmed singing a lovely version of Frozen’s ‘Let It Go.’ The video was recorded by a woman named Marta Smekhova who visited the bunker situated in Kyiv last week before sharing it on Facebook.

“Everyone put their business aside and listen to a song by this girl who was just beaming light,” wrote Smekhova revealing that the girl named Amelia dreamed of singing on a grand stage one day.

“Even men couldn’t hold back tears.” Per Daily Mail, a translated post of Smekhova read, “Seeing in one of the Kyiv bomb storage, how children draw bright pictures in half-darkness, I, of course, couldn’t silently pass by… stopped, praised, offered to do a little exhibition to somehow decorate this not so happy place.” Read the full story here ▶

A Florida couple was arrested after they were caught allegedly selling drugs out of a drive-thru window they constructed out of the side of their mobile home.

William Parrish Jr. and McKenzee Dobbs of Ocala, Florida, were arrested on August 23 after investigators raided their mobile home following reports of four drug overdoses in the area, WFTV reported.

Ocala Police said the couple had turned a kitchen window into a drive-thru so customers would not have to constantly enter and exit their home, drawing unwanted attention from neighbors. The house had signs directing people where to drive and indicated whether it was open or closed, police said. Read the full story here ▶

Once a cops shows up at an elementary school, he went ahead and put a 8-year-old boy inside of his patrol car. Once spectators learned why, their hearts broke immediately.

With the country in a spiral of alleged police brutality, there are so many Americans that have a skewed and negative point of view when it comes to police officers.

This stigma has sadly caused an energy in certain communities that is mostly anti-cop. Subsequently, police departments are doing everything they possibly can to help re-establish a healthy relationship with its citizens. Read the full story here ▶

A middle school nurse in Tennessee is being praised for her heroic actions. When Carrie Stephenson showed up to her job at West Bemis Middle School last Friday, she was expecting an ordinary day. Instead, she ended up saving a boy’s life.

According to ABC10, Stephenson, a nurse at the middle school, had been called to the hallway to help 13-year-old Isaiah Griffin, who had been vomiting.

For Isaiah it started as just another school day. He went to school like normal and feeling perfectly fine. But then, shortly after arriving on campus, he began to feel ill and started vomitting. Read the full story here ▶

A Florida family was in disbelief when they tried to use their credit card but were told they’d exceeded their limit.

Their shock only intensified when they checked their account and saw a nearly $10,000 charge for what should have been a $20 tank of gas.

However, things would only continue to go from bad to worse when they asked the gas station manager to fix the error and got a response they never expected. Read the full story here ▶