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A man got the shock of his life when he opened his garage door and was met with police pointing guns at him and ordering him to put up his hands. They accused him of fleeing an officer who was trying to pull him over. Kevin Finley spent nearly two years trying to show that he was innocent. His defense got a big lift from dashcam footage recorded by his Tesla and Finley was acquitted.

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An airline passenger allegedly burst into tears – for three hours. According to travel blogger Tomiko Harvey, the woman sitting next to her wanted her aisle seat. When Harvey refused, her seatmate proceeded to weep. The woman wanted Harvey to switch seats with her husband, who was in a middle seat three rows up on a 10-hour flight.

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Selena Gomez has a serious message: don't vape. The 34-year-old singer took to social media to share that vaping has changed her singing voice. The "Only Murders in the Building" star's words come at an opportune time – a new study from the Medical University of South Carolina finds that young girls are vaping more than boys.

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The new movie "Whalefall" is about a young diver who is swallowed by a whale and spends the entire movie trying to escape before his oxygen runs out. The plot seems far-fetched, but it actually happened to Michael Packard while he was diving for lobsters of the coast of Cape Cod.

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More than 30 years after O.J. Simpson was acquitted in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, an unsealed court document reportedly reveals a government informant told federal authorities where the alleged murder weapon was and how efforts were made to dispose of it. The knife has never been found.

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There’s drama on the dance floor as “Dancing With the Stars” pro Val Chmerkovskiy is suspended from this week’s competition over a controversial social media post defending his wife. It marks the first suspension in the ABC show’s 20-year history.

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Looking for a Halloween-appropriate road trip? The International Cryptozoology Museum in Bangor, Maine, is home to hundreds of casts of mysterious footprints that may or may not belong to Bigfoot! Whether you're a true believer or a skeptic, the collection is sure to spark some curiosity. And as assistant director Christopher Packard tells Inside Edition Digital, even fake footprints can make for a good story.

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Sixteen-year-old Lilly Bova was shot and killed in her bedroom on March 28. Nearly seven months later, no criminal charges have been filed. Her mother, Christie, is demanding answers, questioning why the evidence investigators have gathered has not led to charges.

The medical examiner ruled Lilly’s manner of death undetermined, saying it could not be determined whether Lilly or someone else was holding the gun. Despite multiple search warrants being executed, investigators have yet to recover the gun. We took the crime scene evidence to a forensic expert. Stay tuned to hear his analysis.

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16-year-old Lilly Bova was fatally shot in her bedroom on March 28, 2026. Her older sister was home at the time and described what she witnessed. Despite the evidence gathered by investigators, no one has been charged in Lilly’s death. Lilly’s manner of death was ruled “undetermined” by the medical examiner, though investigators believe it was a homicide. Her mother, Christie Maga, continues to seek answers.

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High School sophomore Lilly Bova was enjoying spring break in Chicago's family-friendly suburb, Glenview, when on a Saturday morning she died after being shot in her own bed. Her mom, Christie Maga, says her daughter was murdered, and claims she knows who did it. But nearly seven months later, no one has been charged.

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A man armed with only a garden hose is being hailed a hero. The gardener was starting work when he saw a house in flames. He ran to the front door and woke the sleeping homeowner, who rounded up her dogs and ran. The gardener then grabbed a garden hose and trained it on the burning house. The cause of the fire is under investigation and authorities say an e-bike charging in the garage may have been the cause.

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Selma Blair has been arrested for allegedly punching a flight attendant on a delta flight and biting another crew member. The actress, who has been public about battling multiple sclerosis, also allegedly tried to open a cabin door. Blair's representative says she "experienced a medical emergency that led to the alleged conduct. Upon landing, she received medical attention and is currently in stable condition."

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A woman was shocked when a police officer showed up at her door accusing her of stealing a package from a neighbor’s house. The cop insisted he had video of her driving in the area and taking the package. It turned out to be a case of mistaken identity. Across the nation, anger is growing over the use of flock cameras and privacy concerns.

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Newly released bodycam video is drawing reactions across the country, capturing the disturbing moments after a 6-year-old boy opened fire inside his Virginia classroom in 2023. The footage shows the child cursing at police officers and another instructor in a shocking outburst following the shooting.

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An elderly woman delivered her own eulogy at her own funeral. Shelvy Neal, 80, decided she wanted to experience what her funeral would be like, and to hear what people would say about her. Her fear of missing out on her own funeral resulted in lots of hugs. Now she knows that when the time really comes, she will be dearly missed.

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Convicted murderer Christa Pike is reportedly conscious and speaking from her hospital bed after her failed execution last week in Tennessee. The death row inmate was scheduled to become the first Tennessee woman executed in more than 200 years. But after she survived botched lethal-injection attempts, her fate is uncertain. Tennessee's governor has halted all executions pending an investigation into what went wrong.

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At 83, American TV legend Judge Judy is not slowing down after stepping away from her show. She spent 30 years as America's favorite TV judge with "Judge Judy" and the Amazon Prime spinoff "Judy Justice." Now she is the executive producer of her son's new show "Adam's Law." On Wednesday, the icon celebrated the 10th anniversary of her mentorship program, "Her Honor Mentoring." Inside Edition was at the annual luncheon.

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Lee Gilley, accused of strangling his pregnant wife, Christa, fled to Italy earlier this year. Italian officials have blocked his extradition to Texas, seeking assurances he won’t face the death penalty or life in prison, according to his attorney. Christa’s parents are now appealing to an Italian judge to send their son-in-law back to Texas. Gilley has pleaded not guilty.

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President Trump appeared at a raucous rally in Nebraska, and by his side was seemingly ever-present presidential aide Natalie Harp. When Harp brought out an executive order about diesel fuel for Trump to sign, the commander-in-chief called her "perfect."

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Remington Weckbacher, 22 survived a catastrophic orphan well explosion that killed two others and left him with severe burns over most of his body. The disaster in Washington County, Ohio occurred last summer, and Weckbacher is still healing.