A 38-year-old woman, identified as Yamini Krishna Lal Yadav, has died after she was assaulted by her husband during an argument at their home in Nagpur, Maharashtra, India.

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Her husband, 41-year-old Krishna Lal Yadav, was arrested after a post-mortem examination reportedly revealed serious injuries that were not consistent with the family’s initial belief that she had died accidentally.

According to police, the incident happened after Krishna Lal returned home from work and asked Yamini to prepare food for him and their children.

At the time, Yamini was reportedly getting ready to attend a dance class being held within their housing society. The disagreement over the matter escalated, with police alleging that Krishna Lal, who was under the influence of alcohol, assaulted his wife.

Yamini reportedly suffered injuries to her neck and abdomen during the incident.

Afterwards, she complained of severe pain and asked her husband to get painkillers for her. Krishna Lal reportedly went to a nearby medical store, but it was closed, and he returned home without the medication.

Her condition later became worse, with her abdomen reportedly swelling as a result of serious internal injuries.

She was eventually taken to a hospital for treatment but died while receiving medical attention.
Post-mortem changed the course of the investigation

Police initially registered a case of accidental death and sent Yamini’s body for a post-mortem examination.

However, the examination reportedly revealed severe injuries, including a fractured neck bone and extensive damage to her intestines. The findings also raised concerns that she had been strangled and physically assaulted.

Yamini’s brother said the family had initially believed that she had died under tragic circumstances until the post-mortem report revealed what had happened.

Speaking to reporters, he said:

“We were in Mumbai when we received a phone call informing us that my sister had passed away. The post-mortem report revealed that she had been strangled and had suffered injuries to her abdomen. It showed that she had been attacked in the stomach. Based on the findings, the police immediately registered an FIR and arrested my brother-in-law, Krishna Lal Yadav. He was booked under Section 302 for murd£r.”

He also revealed that Yamini had previously told him about arguments with her husband but had asked her family not to intervene.

“There were arguments between them earlier as well, like those that happen between many married couples. My sister would sometimes tell me about the fights. I used to ask her to speak up or let us intervene, but she would say, ‘Please let it be. It is a family matter. If you say something, I will have to face more problems later.’ Because she asked us not to interfere, we did not say anything. We thought these were ordinary marital disputes, but now this has happened.”

Following the post-mortem findings, police questioned Krishna Lal before arresting him and booking him under Section 302 of the Indian Penal Code for murder.

Nollywood actress and social media influencer Nimmy Ferrari has died just days before she was expected to celebrate the completion of her newly built house in Sagamu, Ogun State.

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The news of her death was announced by her colleague, actress Oluwakemisola Apesin, popularly known as Kemity, who expressed sadness over her passing.

“Everybody is back home we left only you IDERA Nimmyferrari it is well,” Kemity wrote in a post mourning the actress.

Details surrounding Nimmy Ferrari’s death remain unclear. However, unconfirmed reports circulating online claim that she underwent surgery for fibroids and later developed complications.

Nimmy’s death has been particularly painful because she had reportedly completed construction of her new home in Sagamu and was preparing to host a housewarming ceremony.

Nimmy was laid to rest at the same house she had been preparing to officially celebrate.

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Popular Ugandan singer Bruno K has appealed to the public to help locate an American serviceman who has been accused of leaving two children with their mother in Mbarara, Uganda.

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The singer launched the appeal after meeting Juliet Mbabazi, who identified the man as Travis Preston and claimed that he was the father of her two children.

According to Mbabazi, she and Preston were married for about two years and had two children together, aged three and seven. She said Preston later returned to the United States and stopped providing support for the family, leaving her to raise the children alone.

Bruno K has since called on Ugandans living in the United States, particularly those with connections to the US military, to assist in locating Preston.

The singer also said he wants the matter investigated so that the children can establish whether they qualify for US citizenship or other assistance through their alleged father’s citizenship.

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Popular Egyptian television presenter Sarah Khalifa has been sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted alongside 11 other defendants in a major drug manufacturing and trafficking case.

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The 39-year-old TV personality reportedly broke down in court as the Cairo Criminal Court handed down the death sentence on Saturday, September 5, 2026.

Khalifa, who is best known for presenting the crime and security programme Mission Impossible, had denied any involvement in the drug operation throughout the case.

During the proceedings, she pleaded with the court and said:

“Please listen to me, sir. My parents raised me well; they are people who pray, and I don’t need drug money.”

She also told investigators that she had never smoked a cigarette in her life and maintained that she was innocent of the allegations.

According to Egyptian state media, Khalifa and the other defendants were convicted of forming an organised criminal group involved in importing raw materials used to manufacture synthetic drugs, producing the narcotics and preparing them for trafficking.

Authorities said the operation involved residential properties that were used to store materials and manufacture the drugs. Investigators also seized more than 750 kilograms of narcotics and raw materials, as well as unlicensed firearms and ammunition.

The case involved 28 defendants in total.

The court sentenced 12 defendants, including Khalifa, to death by hanging. Nine others received life imprisonment, while seven defendants were acquitted.

Before issuing the capital sentences, the court referred the defendants’ cases to Egypt’s Grand Mufti for a religious opinion, a procedure required in death-penalty cases.

However, the ruling is not final. Khalifa and the other convicted defendants can appeal the decision through Egypt’s judicial system.

Khalifa was arrested in April 2025 as authorities investigated the drug case. She has continued to deny involvement in the alleged criminal operation.

Aside from her television career, Khalifa owns a cosmetic surgery clinic and an event production business. She also has a large social media following, with reports putting her Instagram audience at more than two million followers.

The latest ruling has placed the Egyptian television personality at the centre of one of the country’s major drug cases, although the death sentence remains subject to appeal.

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British-Nigerian businessman and social media influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, also known as Denisi and Ego, has died after suffering a fatal medical complication following a penis enlargement procedure in Thailand.

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Ubiribo, 43, was on holiday in Bangkok with his wife, fashion designer and socialite Danielle Simba Allen, when he underwent the cosmetic procedure in March 2026.

According to evidence presented at an inquest at the Inner West London Coroners’ Court, about 40 millilitres of hyaluronic acid and lidocaine were injected into his penis at an unnamed clinic in Thailand.

After the procedure, Ubiribo and his wife reportedly returned to their Marriott hotel and went for a massage. During the massage, he complained of chest pain before losing consciousness twice.

He was rushed by ambulance to Sukhumvit Hospital, where he was initially able to respond to questions. His wife informed doctors that he had recently undergone penile filler injections.

Doctors suspected that Ubiribo was suffering from a pulmonary embolism and recommended a CT scan. However, he lost consciousness before the scan could be carried out.

He was subsequently transferred to intensive care, where medical staff performed CPR for more than 100 minutes in an attempt to save his life.

Ubiribo died in the early hours of March 6, 2026.

A postmortem examination conducted in the United Kingdom later found cellular material in Ubiribo’s lungs that matched the hyaluronic acid used in the filler injection.

Pathologist John du Parcq told the inquest that the material found in his lungs was consistent with the substance injected during the procedure and supported the finding of a pulmonary embolism.

Coroner Jean Harkin subsequently ruled that Ubiribo died from a pulmonary embolism caused by the cosmetic procedure.

A pulmonary embolism occurs when a blood vessel supplying the lungs becomes blocked, and it can become life-threatening when blood flow to the lungs is suddenly restricted.

Before his death, Ubiribo had built a large following on Instagram, with around 185,000 followers, and was known for sharing aspects of his luxurious lifestyle.

Reports said he owned a home in Los Angeles valued at about $1.1 million and an apartment in London worth approximately $600,000.

He married Danielle Simba Allen in a lavish ceremony in Zimbabwe in 2022.

Following his death, Ubiribo was buried in London in a gold coffin reportedly worth more than $745,000.

Professional wrestler Andy Williams, popularly known as “The Butcher,” has died at the age of 48 after suffering a medical emergency during a wrestling show in Pennsylvania.

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Williams was competing alongside his longtime tag team partner Jesse Guilmette, known as “The Blade,” at an Enjoy Wrestling event at Mr. Smalls Theatre in Millvale on Friday night when he collapsed at the end of their match.

The incident prompted an immediate response from medical personnel at the venue, who began performing CPR before an ambulance arrived and transported him to the hospital.

Following the medical emergency, the remainder of the wrestling event was canceled and attendees were sent home.

Enjoy Wrestling said in a statement: “Our doctors on staff tended to him immediately, administering CPR until the ambulance arrived.

“We sent everyone home and are at the hospital now waiting for more information.”

The Allegheny County Medical Examiner’s Office later confirmed to TMZ on Sunday that Williams had died.

Williams was widely known in professional wrestling as The Butcher and had performed with Jesse Guilmette as part of the tag team The Butcher and The Blade. He also wrestled for All Elite Wrestling (AEW).

Outside wrestling, Williams was also a musician and was the rhythm guitarist for the metalcore band Every Time I Die before the group broke up in 2022.

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A 15-year-old cartel assassin and his drug boss uncle have been killed during a gun battle with security forces in the western Mexican state of Michoacán.

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The teenager, identified as Alberto “Chuchito Nini” Sandoval, was reportedly part of Cartel de Los Reyes, where he oversaw a team of hitmen and used his social media accounts as a tool to recruit other minors into the cartel, according to the Michoacán Attorney General’s Office.

It was also revealed that Sandoval served as the personal bodyguard of his uncle, Luis “El R-5” Barragán, 39, who was the leader of Cartel de Los Reyes and wanted by the United States over drug trafficking charges.

The deadly gun battle occurred on August 30 after Mexican military forces, National Guard troops, the Michoacán Attorney General’s Office and state police launched an operation following intelligence about Barragán’s location.

Security forces reportedly arrived at a ranch in the municipality of Tocumbo, where they were met with gunfire.

Sandoval and Barragán were pronounced dead at the scene following the confrontation. It remains unclear whether the teenager took part in the exchange of gunfire.

Before his involvement with the cartel, photos reportedly linked to Sandoval’s Instagram accounts showed him as a younger child wearing a Chivas de Guadalajara jersey and posing with a football.

However, other images showed what appeared to be his later life, with the teenager pictured wearing tactical gear while carrying firearms.

Mexican security analyst David Saucedo said Sandoval’s story reflects how some young people become involved in criminal organizations, especially when they are connected to cartel families.

According to Saucedo, many major drug trafficking groups operate as family networks, with leadership often passed down between relatives.

“Cartels are handed down from fathers to sons, fathers to nephews, uncles to nephews, or between siblings,” he said.

Mexico’s Security Minister Omar García Harfuch revealed that the United States had formally requested the extradition of Barragán, who became the leader of Cartel de Los Reyes after its former boss, Alfonso “Poncho la Quiringua” Fernández, was captured by the military.

The US government had offered a $3 million reward for information leading to Barragán’s arrest. He was wanted on drug trafficking and firearms charges filed by a federal court in Washington, D.C.

Barragán was also identified by authorities as a leading member of Carteles Unidos, a faction involved in Mexico’s ongoing criminal conflicts.

A 22-year-old San Antonio man who lives next to an elementary school has been arrested after investigators linked him to disturbing conversations with an AI chatbot about obtaining a gun and attacking children at the school.

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The man, identified as Nathaniel Michael Carrasco, was arrested by San Antonio police after the FBI was alerted to a series of threatening queries he reportedly made through Anthropic’s AI chatbot, Claude.

According to an affidavit, the messages were sent between August 11 and August 28 and referenced an alleged plan to attack Serna Elementary School.

Anthropic has safety systems designed to detect serious threats involving violence, child exploitation and terrorism. When the company identifies what it considers a credible threat or plan of violence, the information can be escalated to authorities.

The FBI reportedly received the alert on August 28 concerning messages linked to Carrasco.

Among the searches investigators cited was a request for images of “dead school kids bleeding.”

Carrasco allegedly became more direct in other conversations, saying he was “getting a gun as soon as I can” and planned to enter Serna Elementary and “shooting up kids.”

“I truly do mean my threats,” he allegedly wrote in another message.

The school named in the conversations is located next to Carrasco’s home, according to investigators.

Investigators initially said they were able to “tentatively identify” Carrasco as the person behind the messages.

The Southwest Texas Fusion Center later obtained emergency disclosures from T-Mobile, Charter Communications and Google, which authorities said helped positively identify him.

Carrasco was arrested by San Antonio police shortly after 11 p.m. on August 29.

He has been charged with making a terroristic threat, a felony, and is being held at the Bexar County Jail on a $250,000 bond, according to jail records.

If convicted, Carrasco could face between two and 10 years in prison.

Former kickboxers Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate have been indicted in Romania over a series of serious charges involving the alleged trafficking of a minor, money laundering, sexual acts with a minor and witness tampering.

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Andrew Tate, 39, is facing charges including trafficking a minor, continued money laundering, repeated sexual acts with a minor and influencing statements. His 38-year-old brother, Tristan, has been charged with complicity in trafficking a minor, continued money laundering and influencing statements.

The brothers, who hold dual US and British citizenship, were arrested in Miami in late July following an extradition request from Britain.
According to Romanian prosecutors, Andrew Tate recruited a girl in 2012 after misleading her about his intentions to pursue a relationship with her.

Prosecutors claim that he later subjected the girl to threats, emotional blackmail, surveillance and physical violence while controlling her activities.

The girl was reportedly made to produce pornographic material and participate in videochat activities for Andrew Tate’s financial benefit. Prosecutors further claim that she was repeatedly transported between the United Kingdom and Romania and housed at properties in Voluntari, Tunari and the Pipera area until December 2021.

Romanian authorities say the Tate brothers received about $1.25 million, representing approximately 80% of the revenue generated from the girl’s videochat activities.

Prosecutors accuse Tristan Tate of managing her accounts, monitoring her work and handling the money while knowing her age and the circumstances surrounding her recruitment.

DIICOT, Romania’s Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism, also alleges that Andrew Tate engaged in sexual acts with another 15-year-old girl between December 2020 and mid-2021.
The brothers are also accused of attempting to influence victims and witnesses by offering them money, phones and legal assistance.

Romanian prosecutors further claim that between December 2023 and July 2024, the brothers purchased four vehicles and registered them in the names of associates in an effort to conceal the source of the funds used to purchase them.

DIICOT is seeking the confiscation of four luxury vehicles estimated to be worth €825,000, as well as the equivalent of the $1.25 million prosecutors say was generated through the exploitation of the minor.

Authorities have also requested the extended confiscation of other assets linked to the brothers.

The charges will now be considered by the court as the legal process continues.

Andrew and Tristan Tate remain presumed innocent unless and until they are found guilty by a court.

A British priest has been reported missing after he disappeared during devastating floods in Nepal while leading a pilgrimage group.

The priest, identified as 65-year-old Nabhi Nandan Das, runs the Sanatan Mandir and Community Centre in Coulsdon, Surrey.

Das was reportedly leading a pilgrimage tour organised by Alpine Eco Trek when disaster struck in the Rasuwagadhi area near the Nepal–Tibet border on August 26, 2026.

His family said they have been unable to contact him since he sent them a message before the disaster.

His last WhatsApp activity was reportedly recorded at 3:57am UK time on August 26.
Das’s cousin, Dee Shah, described the family’s pain as they continue searching for him and the members of the pilgrimage group.

She said: “On 26 August 2026, our family’s lives changed forever.

“Our mum’s cousin, Nabhi Nandan Das, a gentle, spiritual and deeply loved 65-year-old British citizen, went missing during the devastating floods that struck the Rasuwagadhi area on the Nepal–Tibet border.

“He was travelling as a priest and group leader, guiding 16 pilgrims aged 18–65 on a spiritual tour with Alpine Eco Trek when the disaster hit without warning.

“Since then, we have had no contact.

“His last WhatsApp activity was at 3:57am UK time on 26 August.

“No messages.

“No calls.

“No updates.

“Just silence.”

Shah said the entire group had also remained unaccounted for as the scale of the disaster continued to emerge.

“All 16 members of the group remain unaccounted for,” she said.

“Entire communities were swept away.

“Roads collapsed.

“Communications vanished.

“Families across Nepal and Tibet are still searching for loved ones.

“Every hour without news is heartbreaking.

“But we will not stop searching for Nabhi or the group he was responsible for.”
According to Shah, Das had spent decades supporting people through difficult periods of their lives and was deeply committed to his religious and community work.

She said: “Nabhi is a father, brother, cousin, friend and priest who has devoted his life to serving others.

“He spent decades helping people in their hardest moments, offering guidance, comfort and compassion without ever asking for anything in return.

“He was selfless in the truest sense of the word.

“He led this pilgrimage because he believed deeply in spiritual connection, community and kindness.

“He cared for every member of his group as if they were family.

“He deserves to be found.

“They all do.”

The family is now urgently raising funds to support the search effort and help expand the efforts to locate Das and the other members of the pilgrimage group.

For his relatives, the search continues with the hope that they will receive news about their loved ones after the devastating floods.