Diana0097

Loving all South Florida sports & my Pomeranian #LetsGoHeat🔥 #PhinsUp🐬 #TimetoHunt 🐆 #FAU Reality TV Junkie 😍 #BB #BIP FAN

[Diana0097 @JEV7800]

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[Coco Gauff @CocoGauff]

report this account. lol
impersonating me then blocking me from engaging with you. lol weird. @CocoGauff448 delete your account and stop scamming people.

[gregcote @gregcote]

A bit of news to share. I must make official that, after 54 years at the @MiamiHerald, I am among the 30 employees laid off in the latest cost-slash by McClatchy. I’ll speak of this for the first time Monday at 7 a.m. on @TheGregCoteShow podcast & our YouTube channel.

[The Palm Beach Post @pbpost]

He retired making $220K a year and collected a $1.7M pension. Then PBSO rehired him and gave him a salary of $283K. "An abuse of taxpayer money." https://t.co/ywfNDBX7fC

[DAILY CLUTCH🚨 @DailyClutchh]

🚨In December 2003, 38-year-old Joyce Vincent died alone in her small flat above a busy shopping center in North London.

No one found her for more than two years.

When officials finally forced open the door, they found the television still on. On the sofa was a human skeleton, surrounded by wrapped Christmas presents.

No one had reported her missing. Part of her rent was paid automatically by a benefits agency, so money kept arriving.

Neighbors assumed the flat was empty. The building was noisy, so the sound of the television raised no alarm. When they noticed a smell, they blamed the garbage bins outside.

Her body was too badly decomposed to determine how she died, and the coroner recorded an open verdict. Police identified her by comparing her teeth with dental records and a photograph of her smiling while on holiday.

Joyce had not always been isolated. Friends remembered her as popular, funny, and ambitious.

But in her final years, she quit her job, drifted away from her friends, and spent time in a shelter for victims of domestic abuse. One by one, the people in her life lost track of her, each assuming she was fine.

No one knows exactly how she died or who the presents were for.

[WPLG Local 10 News @WPLGLocal10]

CONFRONTED WITH "CACA"? Miami-Dade deputies say a woman "pooped in a bucket" and hurled it onto her next-door neighbor over a suspected affair.

Yirsi Machado Rivera later denied "throwing ‘caca’ at the victim," they say.

https://t.co/rbYFNMjI0n

[WPLG Local 10 News @WPLGLocal10]

Police officers arrest suspect in duck killings in Pembroke Pines https://t.co/gXTNsFCHQk

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Florida after a 19-year-old whose speeding Mustang K*LLED two elderly people last year...

...was just caught doing 120 to 130 MPH, running stop signs, and turning off his headlights to escape cops...

...ON A SUSPENDED LICENSE.

AND HE IS STILL WALKING FREE.

His name is Denis Maldonado-Reyes, he's 19 years old, in Apopka, Florida.

Back in November, troopers say he was driving 90 miles per hour in a 45 zone. Double the limit.

His Ford Mustang plowed into the side of a LYNX transit van as it turned.

Two people inside that van were k*lled.

Jerry Earl, 81 years old.
Aida Maldonado, 94 years old.

He tried to blame the VAN.

Nearly a YEAR later, that fatal case still hasn't been resolved.

He pleaded not guilty and he's been walking free the entire time.

And what did he do with that freedom?

Late last month, a deputy saw his Mustang blow through a four-way stop. Pass a car over a double yellow line. Then TURN OFF HIS HEADLIGHTS in the dark to try to disappear.

The chase hit 130mph.

And he was doing it all on a SUSPENDED LICENSE.

Suspended because he never paid a ticket for illegally blowing past a stopped SCHOOL BUS.

WHY IS HE WALKING FREE?????????

WE. DO. NOT. HAVE. TO. LIVE. LIKE. THIS.

[Film Updates @FilmUpdates]

Wile E. Coyote is challenging the #1 spot at the box office, with ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ within reach of the top ranking this weekend.

Rally the family and experience it in theaters.

[US Open Tennis @usopen]

Admin hustled and got the story about @cocogauff solving riddles

[RetroNewsNow @RetroNewsNow]

📼🚢 On the night of August 31, 1998, Blockbuster and other video stores stayed open late for the midnight release of the blockbuster ‘Titanic’ on VHS. Released at 12:01 a.m. on September 1, the movie came as a two-tape VHS set because of its 3-hour, 14-minute runtime

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨THIS IS INSANE!!!

A daughter drove HUNDREDS of miles to check on her sick 75-year-old father... only to find the locks changed and a Ring camera on his door.

When she climbed through a window to reach her own dad, SHE got arrested for trespassing.

Then she was told, THROUGH THE DOORBELL, that he was no longer alive and that the NURSE who "took care of him" actually now OWNED HER DAD'S HOUSE.

This happened in Conway, South Carolina, and it will make your blood boil.

Her name is Nora Rowland.

Her dad was Robert Rowland, 75 years old and a vulnerable man living with Parkinson's and a brain injury.

Nora and her father were incredibly close. A "daddy's girl," she said. They FaceTimed every single week.

Then, in early 2024, a nurse named Sarah Smalls started caring for Robert through a home care company.

And that's when Nora says her dad started to disappear.

The weekly calls slowed. Then stopped. Something was wrong.

So on Father's Day, when she didn't hear from him, she got in her car and drove from Baltimore all the way to South Carolina to check on the man she loved.

When she got there, his front door had been replaced. A Ring camera was watching her. She couldn't get into her own father's home.

So she climbed through a window. And police arrested her and her partner for TRESPASSING... at her own dad's house.

And then, over that Ring doorbell, she was told her father had died.

Nora says that in the weeks before her father died, that nurse had the DEED to his house signed over to herself.

...and the family wasn't told until he was already gone.

To be clear... man with Parkinson's and a BRAIN INJURY, who was classified as a vulnerable adult was allowed to SIGN HIS HOME AWAY.

In Nora's own words: "He would never think that someone could do this to him. I really can't emphasize enough how many other people could easily get taken advantage of like this."

Her trespassing charges were dismissed, s now she's fighting in court to get her father's house back.

The nurse refused to comment. The care company claimed they knew nothing, but Nora says she has subpoenaed documents proving otherwise.

Police are still investigating.

[NBC 6 South Florida @nbc6]

One hundred and sixty-three missing children, including dozens in the Miami area, were found in what officials called "one of the largest child-recovery operations in American history." https://t.co/S1OJC8xPCK

[National Center for Missing & Exploited Children @NCMEC]

Dorien Thomas disappeared while riding his bicycle in Amarillo, Texas, on Oct. 26, 1998.

His mother told police the 9-year-old rode to a neighborhood store and never returned.

More than 25 years later, investigators still hope someone remembers seeing Dorien that day — or knows where he is now.

One tip could be the one that finally brings answers. Report tips to NCMEC at 1-800-THE-LOST (1-800-843-5678). https://t.co/d4BM94tUBh

[WFTV Channel 9 @WFTV]

St. Cloud police seek help locating wheelchair stolen from disabled rescue dog https://t.co/F7VqzJoIzs

[WPLG Local 10 News @WPLGLocal10]

LOCAL 10 EXCLUSIVE - A South Florida woman who makes a living selling delicious cinnamon rolls is out quite a bit of money after an order went missing. https://t.co/UPoExFhUoi

[WPLG Local 10 News @WPLGLocal10]

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ARREST: Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested a Boca Raton woman over the weekend after they said she bit off part of her husband’s ear while he was driving with his two children in the car on Interstate 95 in Broward County. https://t.co/iLYS3S2p2b

[WPLG Local 10 News @WPLGLocal10]

TRIAL UNDERWAY: The fatal shooting of a Microsoft design manager on a dark Florida road was a “targeted ambush” hatched by his ex-wife and her husband, following years of post-marriage strife over religion and how to raise twin children, a prosecutor told jurors Monday. https://t.co/d4Cmz2jWQX

[Big E @ian693]

As many of U know, I am fighting stage 4 cancer. I continue to GET BUSY LIVING. And, as I am being treated by Sylvester Comp Cancer Center, this years Dolphins Cancer Challenge is very special to me. If you are able to make a donation, please click below.
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[WSVN 7 News @wsvn]

Some residents of a Brickell apartment complex are aggravated with their homeowner's association after a large influx of short-term renters have turned life at the building into chaos. https://t.co/JbQs104RfO