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NJ Grandma Wears Birthday Suit To Meet ABC's 'Golden Bachelor' NJ Grandma Wears Birthday Suit To Meet ABC's 'Golden Bachelor' NJ Grandma Wears Birthday Suit To Meet ABC's 'Golden Bachelor'
NJ Grandma Wears Birthday Suit To Meet ABC's 'Golden Bachelor' Theresa Nist certainly dressed for the occasion.  The premiere filming of ABC's "Golden Bachelor" happened to be the Shrewsbury resident's 70th birthday. ** WARNING: This story contains spoilers ** And so, she came in none other than her birthday suit (well sort of), hoping to make a lasting impression on the Golden Bachelor himself, Gerry Turner. Turner grinned from ear-to-ear as the New Jersey grandmother slowly stripped out of her little black coverup to reveal a short, nude dress on the show's premier Thursday, Sept. 28. As of press time, photos from ABC had not been released. …
Gunman Who Shot YouTuber At Virginia Mall Found Not Guilty On 2 Charges: Report Gunman Who Shot YouTuber At Virginia Mall Found Not Guilty On 2 Charges: Report Gunman Who Shot YouTuber At Virginia Mall Found Not Guilty On 2 Charges: Report
Gunman Who Shot YouTuber At Virginia Mall Found Not Guilty On 2 Charges: Report The gunman who shot a YouTube prankster at a mall in northern Virginia last April has been found not guilty on two charges, but guilty of a third, as reported by WUSA9. Alan Colie had been facing charges of aggravated malicious wounding; use of a firearm in the commission of a felony; and discharging a firearm within a building, after shooting 21-year-old Tanner Cook on April 2 in Dulles Town Center, authorities in Loudoun County said. This week, a jury found Colie not guilty of aggravated malicious wounding and use of a firearm for aggravated malicious wounding, WUSA9 says. He was found gu…
Parasite That Causes Uncomfortable Gastro Issues Found In Baltimore's Lake Druid Reservoir Parasite That Causes Uncomfortable Gastro Issues Found In Baltimore's Lake Druid Reservoir Parasite That Causes Uncomfortable Gastro Issues Found In Baltimore's Lake Druid Reservoir
Parasite That Causes Uncomfortable Gastro Issues Found In Baltimore's Lake Druid Reservoir A parasite that causes uncomfortable health problems was discovered in Baltimore's Lake Druid Reservoir. Cryptosporidium's discovery was made during routine testing by the Baltimore City Department of Public Works on Thursday, Sept. 28. Cryptosporidium, also known as "Crypto," is a microorganism commonly found in lakes and rivers, which can potentially cause gastrointestinal problems like diarrhea, particularly, in those who are immunocompromised, elderly, or children. This detection impacts only a portion of the Baltimore region water system, in Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and …
Death Of Victim In DC Fire Ruled Homicide, ID Released By Police Death Of Victim In DC Fire Ruled Homicide, ID Released By Police Death Of Victim In DC Fire Ruled Homicide, ID Released By Police
Death Of Victim In DC Fire Ruled Homicide, ID Released By Police The death of a 45-year-old woman in a Washington DC fire in October 2022 has been ruled a homicide, police announced. Maria Lopez was among three victims rescued from the apartment building fire on the 1600 block of Park Road NW around 9:45 a.m. on Oct. 30, 2022, the Metropolitan Police Department said. Update Working Fire 1600 block Park Rd NW. Fire 4th floor 5 story occupied apartment building. Some residents removed by ladders. Others being sheltered in places or removed to safety via interior. 1 injured civilian. Fire knocked down. #DCsBravest pic.twitter.com/UFvFG0oepf — DC Fire an…
Dad Suffers Spinal Cord Injury Swimming In Ocean City, Support Rises Dad Suffers Spinal Cord Injury Swimming In Ocean City, Support Rises Dad Suffers Spinal Cord Injury Swimming In Ocean City, Support Rises
Dad Suffers Spinal Cord Injury Swimming In Ocean City, Support Rises Support is on the rise for a Maryland man who suffered a life-threatening spinal cord injury while swimming in Ocean City. Patrick O'Malley was flown to a nearby hospital where he underwent surgery to fuse his C3 through C6 vertebrae on Saturday, Sept. 16, his daughter-in-law Lauriann O’Malley, said on a GoFundMe page. He remained in critical condition battling pneumonia on a ventilator as of Sept. 23, Lauriann said. He had limited feeling and no movement, she said. "Our family is anticipating a long and difficult road ahead and we are asking for your support," Lauriann added. A…
Who Killed Rachel Morin? Reward In Search For Maryland Mom's Killer Increases Who Killed Rachel Morin? Reward In Search For Maryland Mom's Killer Increases Who Killed Rachel Morin? Reward In Search For Maryland Mom's Killer Increases
Who Killed Rachel Morin? Reward In Search For Maryland Mom's Killer Increases Rachel Morin's killer remains a mystery. But her family and its attorneys are determined to change that. Just over seven weeks after 37-year-old Rachel Morin was dead, the law firm Rice, Murtha, Psoras, has doubled the reward for the person responsible for her murder to $20,000. Randolph Rice, the firm's president, knows "someone out there holds the key" to solving the case. "We also encourage other businesses and individuals who share our commitment to justice to contribute to the reward fund. Rachel Morin’s family deserves answers, and together, we can make a difference.” Mori…
Wanted Woman Goes Down Swinging In Stafford: Sheriff Wanted Woman Goes Down Swinging In Stafford: Sheriff Wanted Woman Goes Down Swinging In Stafford: Sheriff
Wanted Woman Goes Down Swinging In Stafford: Sheriff A 28-year-old fugitive was taken into custody — but not without a fight, authorities in Stafford said. Sheridan Davis had been wanted on two capias charges (failure to appear) when police found her in a home on Ivy Spring Lane Tuesday, Sept. 27, Stafford County Sheriff David Decatur said. When deputies arrived on scene, Davis refused to leave the bedroom. She was quickly escorted out, but when deputies tried to place her in the back of a patrol vehicle, Davis began resisting. "Davis would not fully enter the vehicle, attempted to take a deputy’s handcuff keys, and even kicked a deputy," De…
Medical Supply Company Worker Wins $228K Playing Virginia Lottery Online Medical Supply Company Worker Wins $228K Playing Virginia Lottery Online Medical Supply Company Worker Wins $228K Playing Virginia Lottery Online
Medical Supply Company Worker Wins $228K Playing Virginia Lottery Online A Prince William County woman won more than $228,000 playing the Virginia Lottery online. Gloria Stallworth was sitting at her computer at home playing the Virginia Lottery’s The Lamp online game. “I started winning and winning,” she later told Virginia Lottery officials. And then something happened that she never expected. “I just checked it and…boom!” she said. “This big number came up!” The Woodbridge woman had just won a $228,218 jackpot. “We were just trying to figure out if it’s real or not,” she said. It was real! The Lamp features a progressive, growing jackpot and can be …
Drug Deal Gone Bad: Suspected Shooter Surrenders To Police In Spotsylvania Drug Deal Gone Bad: Suspected Shooter Surrenders To Police In Spotsylvania Drug Deal Gone Bad: Suspected Shooter Surrenders To Police In Spotsylvania
Drug Deal Gone Bad: Suspected Shooter Surrenders To Police In Spotsylvania A 20-year-old man surrendered to authorities in Spotsylvania hours after they say he shot a 22-year-old man during a drug deal. Rhashean Anderson is believed to have fired at a 22-year-old male on Camp Town Road around 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27, the Spotsylvania County Sheriff's Office said in a release. The victim was taken to a local hospital where he underwent surgery. During the initial interview with the victim and witnesses, police learned a white Dodge Charger with two male occupants drove by the victim, who was standing outside, and began shooting at him.  The v…
Residents Yelling From Roof Of Burning Home Rescued By Police In Hunterdon County Residents Yelling From Roof Of Burning Home Rescued By Police In Hunterdon County Residents Yelling From Roof Of Burning Home Rescued By Police In Hunterdon County
Residents Yelling From Roof Of Burning Home Rescued By Police In Hunterdon County Four people were evacuated from a Hunterdon County home that caught fire Wednesday night, Sept. 27, police said. Arriving officers found two people yelling on the roof of a two-family home at 127 River Road in Raritan Township, just before 10:45 p.m., police said in a news release. "Utilizing their patrol vehicle, officers were able to safely assist the two adult residents off of the roof," Raritan Police Chief Alfred Payne said. Responders found flames coming from the second floor of the home, and a total of four people were evacuated, police said. Raritan firefighters put out the blaze,…
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