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Woman Arrested for Murdering Her Husband After Discovering He Was Planning to Marry a Second Wife
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The incident reportedly occurred around 7pm on Friday, September 18, 2026, in the Katsalle area of Rogo town.
According to Daily Trust, a resident identified as Auwal Kazagi Rogo said residents rushed to the area after hearing cries from Bilkisu, who reportedly claimed that her husband had been kidnapped and killed.
Kazagi said residents who arrived at the scene found Gausu with an injury to his head.
He said:
Police were subsequently contacted and the man’s body was taken away as investigations into the circumstances surrounding his death began.
According to the resident, Gausu had reportedly become involved with another woman and was planning to marry her as his second wife.
His reported plans had led to disagreements between him and Bilkisu, with elders previously intervening in an attempt to settle the matter.
Kazagi said tensions between the couple continued despite the intervention.
Bilkisu was subsequently arrested by the police as a suspect in connection with her husband’s death, while investigations remain ongoing.
Gausu was buried on Saturday morning in Rogo according to Islamic rites.
The couple had reportedly been married for nearly seven years and had two children. Bilkisu is also said to be pregnant with the deceased man’s child.
Sources in the area further claimed that Gausu had asked his fiancée’s family to move the planned wedding date forward by two months because of the disagreement with his wife.
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Texas Man Indicted for Murder of Mother of Three Faces 16 Felony Charges Including Child Sexual Abuse and Bestiality
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Before her death, Kelly had reportedly been living with her three children at Laviolette’s home in Onalaska, approximately 85 miles northeast of Houston, Texas. The nature of the relationship between the pair has not been publicly established.
The tragic incident occurred on May 23, when authorities received a report that Kelly was experiencing a medical emergency and suffering seizures.
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Emergency responders arrived at the scene and arranged for her to be airlifted to a hospital in Conroe. However, she died the following morning.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office initially classified her death as suspicious and launched an investigation to establish what had happened.
Two months later, in July, Laviolette was arrested on charges of aggravated assault and unlawful restraint as investigators continued looking into the circumstances surrounding Kelly’s death.
As the investigation progressed, additional witnesses came forward, leading authorities to file further charges involving separate accusations and multiple victims.
The charges include continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14, multiple counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and two counts of sexual assault.
Laviolette is also facing assault-related charges, unlawful restraint and one count of bestiality.
According to the sheriff’s office, forensic interviews conducted during the investigation provided further evidence after a child was identified.
On October 30, Polk County detectives presented evidence relating to Kelly’s death before a grand jury. The panel subsequently returned indictments against Laviolette for murder, a first-degree felony under Texas law, and tampering with or fabricating physical evidence, a third-degree felony.
Bonds were set at $500,000 for the murder charge and $50,000 for the evidence-related charge.
With the latest indictments, Laviolette now faces 16 felony charges in total, with combined bonds amounting to $5.4 million (£4.1 million).
He remains in Polk County Jail, according to the sheriff’s office.
Kelly, who was born in Temple, Texas, leaves behind three young children, including a daughter and two sons.
Laviolette has not been convicted of any of the offences. All the criminal charges remain allegations, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. No plea or defence position had been publicly confirmed at the time of writing.
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Deb Haaland Makes History as First Native American Woman Elected Governor of a US State
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Haaland, who previously represented New Mexico in Congress and served as Interior Secretary under former President Joe Biden, secured the victory on Tuesday, marking another milestone in her political career.
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The Associated Press called the race in her favour with approximately 41 per cent of the votes counted. Unofficial figures released by the New Mexico Secretary of State’s Office showed Haaland leading with 57 per cent of the vote at 8:49 p.m., ahead of Republican candidate Gregg Hull, the former mayor of Rio Rancho.
Following the closure of polling stations at 7 p.m., Haaland gathered with supporters, fellow candidates and state Democratic Party officials at the Route 66 Casino Hotel in Albuquerque to follow the election results.
She contested the election alongside New Mexico Commissioner of Public Lands Stephanie Garcia Richard, while Hull’s running mate was Republican state Senator David Gallegos.
Before securing the Democratic nomination, Haaland defeated Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman in the party’s June primary. Her campaign also raised significantly more money than Hull’s during the general election, with fundraising records running into thousands of pages because of the large number of individual donors. The volume of filings reportedly caused the Secretary of State’s website to crash on some occasions.
Taking the stage to celebrate her victory, Haaland thanked Hull for what she described as a respectful campaign. She also pointed to Democratic victories in New Mexico and other parts of the country, saying voters were expressing dissatisfaction with policies introduced by the Trump administration.
Drawing on her experience serving in Congress during Donald Trump’s first presidential term, Haaland promised to challenge efforts to cut Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, during her time as governor.
“I’ve stood up to Donald Trump before and I’m ready to do it again,” she said.
Haaland also reflected on her personal connection to the land where she celebrated the historic victory, particularly the Laguna Pueblo community along Route 66.
She recalled her childhood experiences carrying water from a community spigot and helping irrigate her grandfather’s cornfield. She also spoke about the painful history of Native American children being taken from their families and sent to boarding schools.
“And just off this road, my grandmother was taken away to boarding school … yet we are still here,” she said.
Her victory marks a historic moment for Native American representation in American politics, with Haaland set to become the first Indigenous woman to lead a US state as governor.
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Former West Point Cadet Caleb Suh Faces Up to 2 Years in Prison After Pleading Guilty to Drugging Girlfriend and Forcing Her to Take Abortion Pills
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According to court documents and a civil lawsuit, the incident happened in 2022 when the pair were dating after meeting as cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point in 2020.
The woman, identified in court filings as Ms. Doe, reportedly discovered she was pregnant in 2022 and wanted to continue the pregnancy. However, the lawsuit alleged that Suh threatened to kill himself if she refused to have an abortion.
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Prosecutors and the civil complaint said Suh later obtained abortion medication by using the woman’s identity to open an account with an online pharmacy. He allegedly ordered the drugs in her name and arranged for them to be delivered to West Point.
He also admitted obtaining Xanax through a friend.
In his guilty plea, Suh stated: “I also obtained Xanax through a friend,”
“My intent was to use the Xanax to unwittingly sedate my girlfriend so that I could then administer the abortion pills, which I had obtained via the online pharmacy.”
The lawsuit alleged that Suh eventually prepared a drink he described as a special pregnancy protein powder shake. However, the smoothie reportedly contained Xanax and promethazine, sedating medications.
The woman, who was also a cadet at the time, reportedly became extremely drowsy after drinking it. Despite finding the drink unpleasant, she alleged that Suh held the bottle against her lips and forced her to finish it.
According to the court filings, she later began drifting in and out of consciousness and recalled Suh touching her vagina.
She also reportedly remembered finding two pills in her mouth and spitting them out, but Suh allegedly placed them back inside.
“Eat this…… It’s good for you.” Suh urged her.
When she regained consciousness, the woman reportedly noticed that she was bleeding and feared she had suffered a miscarriage.
She called 911 and was taken for medical attention, where doctors confirmed that she had lost the pregnancy. She subsequently underwent a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure to remove the remaining pregnancy tissue.
The lawsuit further alleged that while the woman was receiving medical care, Suh ignored her calls and continued seeking advice on an online pharmacy forum about what might happen if doctors discovered the remaining pills in her vagina.
Messages he allegedly sent to the online pharmacy included the question: “Will I feel the pills in my vaginia?”
The pair reportedly separated shortly after the incident.
Despite the allegations, Suh continued his education and later earned a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University in 2024, where he studied emergency medicine. He subsequently enrolled in a master’s programme at Columbia University in Manhattan, according to court documents.
Suh was charged in Manhattan Federal Court and pleaded guilty to felony assault in June. He is represented by attorney Thomas Kenniff, who previously defended Daniel Penny in the Manhattan subway death case.
Speaking about the ordeal, the woman’s lawyer, Russell Kornblith, said:
“As a parent it is difficult not to be incredibly emotionally drained by thinking about what our client has experienced both by the loss of a pregnancy she intended to keep and being robbed of autonomy over her own body.”
Suh is currently awaiting sentencing. He recently requested that his sentencing be postponed until January so he could complete his semester without interruption. The request was granted, while prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence.
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Reports indicate that the young pilot was still communicating with loved ones shortly before the aircraft plunged to the ground in Palm Beach County on Sunday afternoon.
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According to him, she sent the message at approximately 12:40 p.m., just 10 minutes before the accident, which reportedly happened around 12:50 p.m.
Recalling her final message, Corteleti said:
“She texted her boyfriend, I think, at 12:40 p.m. and the accident was at 12:50 p.m
“She just said, ‘I’ve got turbulence, I’ve got ice,’”
It was also reported that Nathalia had shared photographs and videos of herself flying with her boyfriend before the tragic incident.
Despite being only 20 years old, she had reportedly accumulated approximately 1,300 hours of flying experience, according to her family.
Her family also revealed that she obtained her pilot’s licence at the age of 17, with the qualification reportedly awarded in October 2023.
Her death has left loved ones mourning a young pilot whose aviation career had begun at an early age.
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$2 Million Private Jet Crashes Into Mobile Home Park in Florida, Leaving Multiple People Dead
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The crash occurred shortly after 1 p.m. in Greenacres, Palm Beach County, with the aircraft reportedly clipping a tree and bringing down power lines before crashing into the residential area.
Authorities said there were multiple fatalities but had not established how many people were on board the aircraft at the time of the incident.
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The jet, believed to be a Learjet 60, had reportedly departed from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas before the crash.
The impact was reportedly so loud that one witness described the sound as being like a missile.
The crash caused damage to the mobile home park, with emergency responders arriving at the scene as authorities began assessing the situation.
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I heard a sharp whistle from my home, then felt the impact. Power failed immediately, and I arrived within three minutes. I suspect this was a missile… 🙏 West Palm Beach FL https://t.co/mSLUE1I2Hc
— Israel Walden (@prolific369) November 1, 2026
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I’m NOT Sharing My Husband With No One But GOD! – Black Woman Declares as She Shares Photo With Her Husband
A Black American woman identified as Kadesha Jenkins has shared her views on marriage and commitment, declaring that she has no intention of sharing her husband with anyone other than God.
Jenkins made the statement in a social media post, where she backed up her position by referencing a Bible verse that describes the qualities expected of an overseer, including faithfulness to one wife, self-control and respectability.
In her post, she made her position clear, writing:
“I’m NOT sharing my husband with no one but GOD!
“Therefore an overseer must be above reproach, the husband of one wife, sober-minded, self-controlled, respectable, hospitable, able to teach,”
1 Timothy 3:2 ESV”
Her message connects her personal view of marriage with the biblical passage, which she cited to support her statement about commitment and having one wife.
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Man Banned From Keeping Animals for Five Years After Beating Father’s Dog and Trying to Put It in Recycling Bin
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Adam Lawford was convicted following an incident in April last year, when members of the public reportedly witnessed him beating the 11-month-old dog while walking along a street.
According to eyewitness accounts, Brandy tried to escape by running between parked cars, but Lawford caught him, shook him and struck his head against the pavement from a height.
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Passersby who tried to intervene were reportedly shouted at and was told to get back in their car while the frightened dog remained in distress.
Brandy was eventually rescued and taken to a veterinary clinic for examination. The veterinary assessment found mild abrasions on his chin and upper lip, moderate bruising to his abdomen, and wounds to his head and right ear.
The injuries were considered to be less than 24 hours old and likely to have been sustained during the incident.
RSPCA Inspector Jim Farr, who investigated the case, said Brandy was extremely frightened during his stay at the veterinary clinic, despite having what was described as a generally sweet temperament.
The veterinary report stated: “Although Brandy sustained minor physical injuries from his experience, he was not protected from suffering as defined by the Animal Welfare Act.
“He suffered both physical trauma evident in his injuries and mental trauma shown by his timidness in an otherwise sweet-natured dog.”
Lawford denied wrongdoing and maintained that witnesses had fabricated the accusations.
However, at Exeter Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, October 21, District Judge Smith described the incident as an appalling offence.
The judge said he was satisfied with the witness evidence and CCTV footage, despite Lawford rejecting the negative accounts of his actions.
Lawford was disqualified from keeping any animals for five years, with no appeal permitted for at least three years.
He was also handed a two-year community order, a probation requirement and an alcohol abstinence monitoring requirement lasting 120 days.
In addition, he was ordered to pay a £360 fine, £700 in costs and a £144 victim surcharge.
Brandy’s owner, who is Lawford’s father, later signed the dog over to the RSPCA. The animal has since been rehomed.
RSPCA Inspector Sarah Morris, who assisted with the case, said: “There is absolutely no excuse for treating any animal in this way.
“Brandy must’ve been scared and incredibly distressed during this ordeal.
“And the various passersby who witnessed it were also very upset by what they had seen.
“Thankfully, after everything Brandy has been through, he is now recovered and in a loving new home.”
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Man Banned From Keeping Animals for Five Years After Beating Father’s Dog and Trying to Put It in Recycling Bin https://t.co/PAOoQZKvWg
— Iamelizabeth (@elizabethblogng) October 28, 2026
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Indian Man Receives 55 Stitches After Sister-in-Law Bites His Genitals During Family Arguments
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According to reports, the incident began when Gayatri’s son complained that his maternal uncle, Rajneesh, had beaten him. The boy reportedly informed his mother, prompting her to confront Rajneesh over the accusation.
The disagreement soon escalated into a heated exchange, which eventually turned physical.
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During the confrontation, Rajneesh reportedly removed his clothes as the fight intensified. Gayatri pushed him to the ground before biting his genitals, leaving him with severe injuries.
Due to the severity of his injuries, doctors referred Rajneesh to Hallet Hospital in Kanpur, where he reportedly received 55 stitches.
Following the incident, his wife, Suman, filed a police complaint against Gayatri and her husband, Pushparaj.
Pushparaj is Rajneesh’s elder brother and was reportedly working in Ahmedabad when the incident occurred. He is said to be returning home after learning what happened to his younger brother.
Police have confirmed that a complaint has been filed and that investigations into the incident are ongoing.
Further action is expected to depend on the findings of the investigation.
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Florida Woman Arrested for Setting Man on Fire After Argument, Leaving Him With Severe Burns
The victim, identified as Nathaniel Devon Mathis, reportedly suffered severe injuries during the incident, which occurred after an earlier confrontation between the pair.
According to the police report, the disagreement began hours before the attack when Shelton threatened to return with someone to assault Mathis.
A witness reportedly used pepper spray against Shelton as she attempted to leave the scene.
Emergency responders arrived at about 6 p.m. near the intersection of Northwest 63rd Street and Northwest 25th Avenue, where they found Mathis unconscious and suffering from severe burns.
He was immediately transported to Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment.
According to authorities, Mathis sustained second- and third-degree burns covering approximately 80 per cent of his body. He was reported to be in critical condition, with doctors indicating that he was not expected to survive.
Investigators were able to identify Shelton with the help of information provided by witnesses at the scene, according to the police report.
She was subsequently arrested and taken into custody.
Jail records indicate that Shelton is being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, where she faces charges of attempted murder and arson.
Troops of Operation Enduring Peace have arrested a man identified as Salim Idris in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State over suspected military impersonation and phone snatching.
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According to security sources cited by Zagazola Makama, the arrest took place at about 11:30 a.m. on October 25, 2026, at Filin Sukuwa following intelligence reports about the suspect’s activities in the area.
The troops reportedly tracked down Idris after receiving the information and apprehended him while he was wearing military camouflage.
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Preliminary interrogation indicated that the suspect was linked to several reported offences, including impersonating security personnel, snatching mobile phones and causing public disturbances.
Authorities are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the case and determine the appropriate legal action.
Idris remains in the custody of the troops as investigations continue.