On September 21, 2007, Emily Elizabeth Haddock was taking the day off from school to recover from strep throat. Meanwhile, a group of teenagers were knocking on doors in the neighborhood, pretending to need directions. If no one came to the door of a home, the young men would enter and burglarize it. When they arrived at Emily's house, she was in a back room, working on a puzzle. Michael Currie and his associates broke in and discovered the 12-year-old girl home alone, so they shot her in the mouth and the back of the head. Emily's grandfather found her lifeless body when he came to check in on her.
This is the moment a customer busted two @Shell workers running the screw scam to charge gas to other customers.
He told them straight: take the screws out or I’m ruining your entire company.
I’m so sick of people coming to America just to scam hard-working citizens. Deport every single one running these street-level cons.
Probably and possibly one of the best speeches of all time. 😍
Mohammed Qahtani, a Saudi Arabian engineer, won the Toastmasters World Championship of Public Speaking.
In his winning speech, he highlighted the power of words, stating that they can be a source of strength.
A Florida Woman Who Fatally Sh*t a Man During a Confrontation Over a Walmart Parking Space Will Not Face Charges After Prosecutors Determined She Acted In Self-Defense
The June 30 Incident Happened At a Walmart In North Lauderdale, Florida, After an Argument Over a Parking Space Escalated, Witnesses Said The Man Was Visibly Angry & Threatened To Damage The Woman’s Car & “Mess Her Up”
The Woman Told Police She Feared For Her Safety Before Firing The Fatal Sh*t, Investigators Said Her Account Was Consistent With Multiple Sources Of Video Evidence
Prosecutors Ultimately Determined They Could Not Prove Her Fear Of Death or Great Bodily Harm Was Unreasonable, Under Florida’s Stand Your Ground Law, She Was Not Required To Retreat or Wait To Be Physically Attacked Before Defending Herself With Deadly Force
Do You Think This Was Justified Self-Defense, or Should She Have Been Charged? 👀
No, not real. This is a staged viral scare edit titled "The Most Disturbing Forest Encounters Caught By Explorers." A guy films over-the-top reactions in a Spanish-moss park by day, then CGI overlays add a glowing red-eyed skeletal figure (with RIP marker) in the dark scenes. Classic clickbait horror skit for views, zero actual encounter.