Harvard Medical School morgue manager admits to stealing organs, selling them on the black market

It’s an udder disaster! A cow tried to make a chaotic escape from an Arkansas livestock auction by galavanting into the crowd and scaling a set of bleachers, tearing down ceiling tiles along the way before it accidentally cornered itself. A cow at an auction tried to escape by scaling the bleachers occupied by attendees. Ashley Buffer via Storyful The auction in Decatur quickly spiraled after the cow clumsily hoofed its way up the bleachers, according to video filmed by attendees . Video shows crane delivers Jeff Bezos’ furniture to penthouse after billionaire closes down 5th Ave Auctioneers flew out of their seats and flocked to the lower level of the indoor auction house. A few stragglers narrowly ducked away from the bleachers as the cow started to knock down ceiling tiles, including a man with two forearm crutches. The cow was safely captured by farmers later. Ashley Buffer via Storyful Extreme traveler is walking more than 8,000 miles from the UK to Asia — here’s the exact route he’s taking “Get out of there – get out of there, Leon! Get down from there,” Ashley Buffer, who recorded the video, called to one of the attendees frantically trying to

The attorneys representing the former Letcher County, Kentucky sheriff who stands accused of murdering the county’s judge in his chambers have filed a new motion to have their client’s indictment dismissed, according to a report. Former sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines’ lawyers say the state failed to record a November 2024 meeting between state prosecutors and the Letcher County grand jury that eventually indicted Stines, according to a court filing obtained by KAVE . The filing says the grand jury was “deprived of information known to the Commonwealth [of Kentucky], sought in question by grand jurors, but not disclosed.” Stines allegedly shot District Judge Kevin Mullins in Mullins’ own chambers in the Letcher County Courthouse on Sept. 19, 2024. The incident, which rocked the tiny rural town, was caught on a surveillance camera. Both Stines and Mullins were well-known pillars of the community for decades. Kentucky Senate Democrat switches parties to GOP in major blow to liberal Gov Andy Beshear Specifically, the motion filed by attorney duo Jeremy and Kerri Bartley says the grand jury was denied information about an ongoing civil lawsuit, in which Stines is named as a defendant, that could provide context for the shooting. The lawyers also

Chaos exploded in a California courtroom Thursday when a grieving son charged at the man who killed his father in a shooting outside their family home. Israel Trevino III hurled threats and tried to hop over the court gate just moments after a judge sentenced convicted killer Joe Gomez Jr., to life behind bars. Wild video of the encounter showed officers rushing Gomez into the back rooms as Trevino’s anguished shouts could be heard in the background. Deputies rushed Gomez out of the courtroom as Trevino began shouting. ABC 30 Behind the camera, Trevino’s family desperately held him back by his shirt as he attempted to hop the railing, according to ABC Action News. Trump wields little-used law to deploy National Guard to LA riots despite Gov. Newsom’s protests: ‘Unable to handle the task’ “You couldn’t take me, huh? Huh, motherf–ker? Huh? Huh?” Trevino can be heard screaming. “That was my dad! That was my dad! Motherf–ker. I’m going to f–king hunt you, and when you come out, I’m going to eat your f–king heart!” The chaos lasted just two minutes, and Judge Arlan Harrell verbally reprimanded Trevino for the display. Joe Gomez Jr. was sentenced to life in prison

A Walmart employee claimed a customer called the police after he — the customer — accidentally overcharged himself for avocados at the self-checkout kiosk, then accused the store of “robbing” him. The unusual incident was documented on a Reddit page dedicated to all things Walmart. User “Lore-Archivist” wrote about the confrontation, prompting others to share their own odd self-checkout interactions. As “Lore-Archivist” told the story, a man “came up with a bunch of stuff” and claimed an item on the shelf that was priced at $9.99 was showing up on the register at $19.99. The Reddit writer said a Walmart team leader was able to get it fixed for the man. However, it happened again with item after item that couldn’t be changed, “Lore-Archivist” said. “Then he had avocados,” the man wrote. “I guess he accidentally hit 999 avocados instead of the 9 he intended.” Walmart’s affordable cakes may be local bakeries’ biggest competition “I guess he accidentally hit 999 avocados instead of the 9 he intended. His total jumped up to over $1300.” A Walmart employee documented an unusual incident on a Reddit page about a customer who was trying to buy avocados at the self-checkout kiosk. Christopher Sadowski

DEAR ABBY: I lost my wife of 20 years four months ago after a prolonged illness. I retired at 62 and became her primary caretaker. The job of caretaker is endless and stressful, and yet rewarding. A female friend of many years (“Dinah”) came to the memorial. I grieved, attended Grief Share and read articles about grief. I experience grief every day and will for my whole life. Recently, Dinah and I began spending time together, including worship. For clarification, we have never been intimate and won’t be until our wedding night (if that ever happens). The difficulty is how my late wife’s family have reacted. They are becoming more and more distant. I don’t feel I’m doing anything wrong. Others have said, “You should wait for at least a year.” My financial planner and I spoke about not making any major financial decisions for a while, but what is this “one year” thing? — READY IN TENNESSEE DEAR READY: The “one year thing” is the same as the suggestion your financial planner offered. The reasoning is that after one loses a spouse, the widower is often emotionally vulnerable. Out of loneliness, some have made hasty decisions in their romantic

California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) officials are investigating after a death row inmate was killed at Kern Valley State Prison in Delano on Friday. Convicted murderer Mario Renteria, 36, allegedly started beating fellow inmate, Julian Mendez, 46, at about 10:30 a.m. Friday, prompting prison staff to respond. Officers ordered them to get down, but the men failed to comply, according to a CDCR news release obtained by Fox News Digital. Chemical agents initially stopped the attack, but more than 30 additional inmates rushed Renteria and began striking him. Cop killer David Sweat’s emotional jailhouse interview 10 years after infamous ‘Escape at Dannemora’ Orders to stop were ignored, and staff used multiple blast grenades to quell the violence, according to CDCR. Mendez suffered multiple wounds, and life-saving measures were immediately taken. He was taken to the prison’s triage and treatment area, where a doctor pronounced him dead at 11:05 a.m. Officials said an improvised weapon was found at the scene, though the type of weapon was unclear. Barbaric dad who set sleeping daughter, 2, on fire in desert dies behind bars 26 years after ‘heinous, cruel and depraved’ slaying Renteria remains in restricted housing pending investigation, according to CDCR.

The body of a 15-year-old girl who vanished in the East River last week was recovered, police said. Grace Ilogene was spotted floating in the fast-moving river just before 12:27 p.m. Friday, about a week after she was swept away by the current after telling a friend she was going for a dip — even though she couldn’t swim, police and sources said. Ilogene was brought by the NYPD’s Harbor Unit to Erie Basin in Brooklyn, where she was pronounced dead, cops said. Authorities recovered the bodies of three people from the East River. William Farrington The girl lived with her mother, a neighbor on the Upper East Side told The Post, calling them “very close.” NYC July 4th fireworks returning to East River after last year’s display on Hudson “They were very quiet. It’s sad,” Edward Davis said, referring to Ilogene’s death. “The mother never spoke, and the girl was always on her phone, listening to her headphones. She was always working with her mom, she didn’t have much friends. It’s very sad. She was very young, and not much experience in life,” said another neighbor, who declined to give her name. “This is an awful thing to happen

That’s weak. New Yorkers ripped state Attorney General Letitia James’ online boast about her crackdown on Equinox gyms. James — who is facing a criminal probe of her own — got hundreds of nasty remarks after posting on social media about the $600,000 fine she levied on the gym chain for making it too tough for customers to cancel their memberships. “New Yorkers should never have to break a sweat when they cancel a gym membership,” James’ office wrote in a May 30 Facebook post. Embattled NY AG Letitia James touts Trump legal battles — while blasting DOJ probe into alleged real estate fraud Letitia James is under investigation by the feds for mortgage fraud. Robert Miller But New Yorkers were not impressed. “Nice to see NY representatives are focused on the important stuff,” quipped commenter Cynthia Schieber Weiss. “This is what progressives focus on. Minutia,” wrote Matt Ziccardi. Senate GOPers push back on $10M taxpayer-funded Tish James ‘slush fund’ that could pay her legal bills Only customers who’d previously filed formal complaints will get refunds, up to $250 apiece, less than a single month’s membership at the swanky gym . “Really helping out there,” mocked Facebook user Eric Smith.

A Virginia house of piled-up filth and feces outside has left the property smelling “like you’re in the toilet” and neighbors hopelessly fed up, according to a report. Problems started at the putrid home on Celebrity Lane in Fishersville about six years ago and conditions have only grown worse since – leading county officials in hazmat suits to eventually interject. “There were over 30 buckets, 30 buckets of human feces on the ground in between the house and the building,” next-door neighbor Cheri Huber told WHSV Saturday. A Virginia home’s filth and garbage pileup is terrorizing nearby residents. Cleveland19 Tennessee swindlers forged docs to steal homes for $10 before selling for massive profit The filth has made the situation unbearable for the next door neighbor. Cleveland19 Huber, who lives in the home with her mother, said she can’t even open some of her windows because of the overwhelming stench. “It’s becoming a health hazard. My mom and I can’t even open the back windows to our home. You don’t want to smell garbage. You don’t want to smell human feces,” Huber told the station. California home prices may drop soon, real estate CEO says “There is an abundant smell of

A disgruntled Florida man killed his ex-girlfriend’s toddler daughter a week after she dumped him — and will now spend the rest of his natural life in prison. Travis Ray Thompson beat 2-year-old Jacklyn Schwingel so badly on May 2, 2022, her spine was severed. She also suffered from extensive internal bleeding, prosecutors said in a statement . A judge sentenced Thompson, 27, to life behind bars after jurors deliberated his fate for just two hours Wednesday, finding him guilty of first-degree murder. Travis Ray Thompson was sentenced to life in prison. Marion County Sheriff's Office Death row inmate killed in California prison as guards deploy blast grenades to control violent mob attack Jacklyn’s mother left the girl in Thompson’s care that morning so she could go to work. She had ended their relationship a week earlier, prosecutors said. LI woman slain over $1,500 debt — and then found dead in her car by her horrified mom Thompson called the mother 25 minutes after she’d left, and said something was wrong with Jacklyn. When she arrived, her baby girl was lifeless and her heart was barely beating, authorities said. The pair rushed Jacklyn to the hospital, where she died from

Florida — the land of sunshine, sinkholes, and spontaneous street brawls behind discount stores. Today’s tale of ridiculous escalation comes courtesy of Pine Hills, where an Orange County deputy walked up to a guy acting “suspiciously” behind a Save Discount. Which, to be fair, is already suspicious behavior — nothing good has ever happened behind a Save Discount.

This will have you spit out your “cawffee.” It’s a dead giveaway that someone isn’t from Long Island if they bungle how to pronounce local communities – but it turns out even 516 and 631 lifers are doing it wrong. Teams like the New York Islanders and Long Island Ducks even post videos of out-of-town players brutally mincing Wantagh, Patchogue and other Native-American names. The New York Islanders and Long Island Ducks post videos of out-of-town players brutally mincing Wantagh, Patchogue and other Native-American names. Heather Khalifa for the NY Post But you may not have to venture far to find folks messing up Massapequa and Ronkonkoma, which have been anglicized over the past few centuries. Their real pronunciations sound unrecognizable to the modern ear , according to former longtime Unkechaug Nation Chief Harry Wallace, an expert in Algonquian. “Our language wasn’t written in the sense of being translated into English or French — the sound is what they’re trying to copy,” Wallace, based on on the island, told The Post. He compared how Algonquian is the root base of many different Native American languages, some of which were spoken on Long Island, much like the Romance languages, such as

Kamala Harris is set to undergo a public image makeover with an upcoming CNN interview featuring Dana Bash on August 29, 2024. Judge Jeanine highlighted skepticism surrounding the interview, predicting it will be more of a flattering puff piece rather than a substantive discussion.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the Trump administration diverted 20,000 anti-drone missiles originally meant for Kyiv to American forces in the Middle East. Zelensky revealed Sunday that he had secured a deal for the missiles under the Biden administration to counterattack Moscow’s deadly, Iranian-designed Shahed drones , which have been at the center of Russia’s mass bombardment campaign. “We have big problems with Shaheds,” Zelensky told ABC News’ “This Week.” “We counted on this project — 20,000 missiles. Anti-Shahed missiles. It was not expensive, but it’s a special technology.” Volodymyr Zelensky said that the Trump administration diverted anti-drone missiles originally meant for Kyiv to American forces in the Middle East. ABC News A firefighter extinguishes a fire at a civilian plant following powerful attacks to Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. AFP via Getty Images Russia launches biggest drone attack on Ukraine since start of war — with almost 500 individual strikes The diversion of the weapons was first reported by the Wall Street Journal last week, with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reportedly issuing an “urgent” call to redirect the weapons on June 4 away from Ukraine. The missiles were instead sent off to American forces in the Middle East as

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Trump administration announced on Tuesday that it would revoke guidance to the nation’s hospitals that directed them to provide emergency abortions for women when they are necessary to stabilize their medical condition.

For Rae Vermeal, the experience of one Pima County senior illustrates the complexity of the housing struggle for older people in the region. The woman owns her home and gets $967 through Social Security.

A team of researchers believes they may have cracked one of America’s most enduring legends: Where did the settlers of the Roanoke Colony go? The Roanoke Colony, also known as the Lost Colony, was the first permanent English settlement in the United States. A group of over 100 colonists settled on North Carolina’s Roanoke Island in 1587, led by Sir Walter Raleigh. John White, the governor of the colony, returned to England for supplies in 1587. When he came back to Roanoke Island in August 1590, he found the settlement mysteriously abandoned – and all the colonists, including his daughter Eleanor Dare and his granddaughter Virginia Dare, gone. One of the only clues remaining at the site was the word “CROATOAN” carved into a palisade. It either referred to Croatoan Island, which is now called Hatteras Island, or the Croatoan Indians. The mystery has haunted Americans and Brits for the past four centuries, with several investigations launched into the matter. Whether the colonists were killed by Native Americans, starved to death, or left for greener pastures has eluded historians. Unregulated chemical 13K times sweeter than sugar is used in most e-cigarettes, study finds But new research suggests the colonists’ fate

If you blinked or slept, you likely missed it. But perceptive and confused Marietta and Cobb County residents reported feeling a small earthquake today around around 9:05 am. The quake was confirmed by the US Geological Society as a magnitude 4.1 quake centered 12 miles SE of Greenback, TN. Quake reports available as of 9:40 am on the USGS website showed reports being filed from throughout North Georgia, including the Cobb County area. Residents who felt the quake can file a report with the USGS using the "Felt Report" site.

Everything old is old again Contrary to popular belief, I have thoughts. Putin. Playing us in the Ukraine like Stalin played us in Korea. The USA negotiated that Korean armistice for years — but fighting continued. The armistice? Not signed until Stalin died. Putin is playing with Stalin’s handbook. Now, we speak of the Great White Way. Broadway is shrinking to narrow way. Current productions shrivel and there’s yesteryear’s reruns like “Cabaret,” “Chicago,” “The Music Man” and “Othello.” Trump can leverage Ukraine’s ‘badass’ strike to finally make Putin blink OK, so maybe a $2 bill isn’t returning, but white powdery round doughnuts have been making their moves. And young people are moving back in with their parents. Cinema? Besides an upjuiced Tom Cruise still smashing, bashing and trashing, there’s maybe a 600th “Star Wars” and soon maybe Shirley Temple outfitted in some shmatta from a consignment shop. Next up? Garter belts, stockings and boobs INSIDE bras. Coming next? Sitting in a rumble seat it’ll be Tom Hanks playing a teen and De Niro chasing one. Forget Christmas. We’ll re-see “Miracle on 33rd Street,” a silent “It’s a Wonderful Life” and campaign buttons that say “Vote for Thomas E. Dewey for

Dealing with squatters in rentals and vacant homes has become more of an issue than ever before. Exacerbating the issue are fraudsters on social media who are now allegedly targeting vulnerable people in need of housing and intentionally pointing them in the direction of homes that are recently unoccupied—for a small fee, of course. Case in point: A local news outlet out of Maryland shared the story of Mike Haskell, the owner of a house in Windsor Mill, MD. After spending tens of thousands renovating the four-bedroom, two-bath home, Haskell was 24-hours away from finalizing a sale when he got an unfortunate call. By the next morning, he’d learned that an unknown family of four had been living on the property for at least a week—without his permission. A local news outlet covered how an owner of a house in Windsor Mill, Maryland, was 24-hours away from finalizing a sale when he learned an unknown family of four had been living on the property for at least a week. WBFF FOX45 Baltimore “There should be nobody there” Speaking with Spotlight on Maryland , Haskell explained that his buyer actually alerted him to the squatters. They had spotted a U-Haul parked

Former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown is suing President Donald Trump’s administration in federal court, challenging what the suit calls his unlawful removal as vice chair and member of the National Transportation Safety Board.

The massive tax and spending bill passed by U.S. House Republicans would likely result in 3.2 million people losing food assistance benefits, and saddle states with around $14 billion a year in costs, according to a new analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.

Vice President JD Vance said it was a huge mistake for Elon Musk to be at war with President Trump amid their escalating feud and is hopeful that the billionaire Tesla founder “comes back into the fold.” “Elon is entitled to his opinion,” Vance said during an interview with comedian Theo Von , which was released on Saturday. “I’m not saying he has to agree with the bill or agree with everything that I’m saying. I just think it’s a huge mistake for the world’s wealthiest man — I think one of the most transformational entrepreneurs ever — to be at war with the world’s most powerful man, who I think is doing more to save the country than anybody in my lifetime.” Vice President JD Vance appears on Theo Von’s “This Past Weekend” podcast, released on June 7, 2025. Theo Von/YouTube Vance’s appearance on Von’s popular podcast, “ This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von ,” was recorded on Thursday as Trump and Musk traded barbs on social media over the latter’s complaints about the Trump-backed One Big Beautiful Bill Act. “I just think you’ve got to have some respect for him and say, ‘yeah, we don’t have to agree

Kentucky’s federal delegation, including U.S. Senators Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, and Representatives Hal Rogers (KY-05), Brett Guthrie (KY-02), Andy Barr (KY-06), James Comer (KY-01), Thomas Massie (KY-04), and Morgan McGarvey (KY-03) sent a letter to President Trump expressing their support for Governor Beshear’s request for Public Assistance in 85 counties, additional Individual Assistance for 24 counties, and Hazard Mitigation for the entire Commonwealth as a result of the devastating flooding in April.

Richmond, Virginia is home to lots of restaurants that serve all types of delicious food. WRIC 8 News just reported that two of those restaurants made the “20 Best New Restaurants In The South” list in Southern Living Magazine.

Hundreds of people defiantly gathered in Central Park on Sunday despite the recent terror attack in Colorado to support the hostages in Gaza and to pay tribute to two of the Americans killed by Hamas. The Central Park rally, which takes place every Sunday , saw even more people come out than usual after last week’s terror attack in Boulder, which targeted supporters of the remaining hostages, according to Sunday’s organizers. Former hostage Raz Ben Ami, 58, said during the park rally that she was moved to see such a turnout in the wake of more tragedy against the Jewish community, with the gathering reassuring her that her advocacy was important enough to overcome her fears. Hundreds came out to Central Park on Sunday to support the Israeli hostages who remain in Hamas captivity. Michael Nagle Former hostage Raz Ben Ami recalls the terror she felt when Hamas gunmen dragged her out of bed during the Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attack. Michael Nagle “I was scared to come,” Ami admitted following the attack in Boulder that left 12 people injured. “If I survived Gaza, I don’t want nothing to happen to me somewhere else.” Greta Thunberg and friends on intercepted

A deranged homeless man on parole after serving time for attempted murder — for shoving a transgender woman onto subway tracks a decade ago — assaulted another straphanger in an unprovoked attack within the transit system on Sunday, according to cops. The suspect, 42-year-old Rolan Reid, asked a woman to swipe him into a Manhattan station with her MetroCard on the mezzanine level of the 14th Street B/D/F station Sunday at 2:45 p.m., police and sources said. When she refused, Reid struck her with a metal rod and then punched her in the arm, according to law enforcement sources. Rolan Reid is accused of hitting a woman with a metal rod and punching her in the arm inside of the 14th Street B/D/F station. Wikipedia The 28-year-old victim sustained a laceration in the unprovoked attack, the NYPD said. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital by paramedics and was listed in stable condition. Migrants busted in LA include convicted sex abusers, drug dealers and gang members: ICE Officers from Transit District Two in the Sixth Precinct arrested the suspect at the station, cops said. Reid was charged with one count of assault to cause physical injury with a weapon, possession of

The Denver Department of Human Services this week took seven children from a homeless couple that were living out of their van. Housekeys Action Network Denver, or HAND, shared the story last month of Rehema Cranmer, her partner and their seven children. HAND explained in a statement that the family had to “play Tetris” to fit into the van. People read the article and donated to a fund to buy Cranmer’s family a new van, which they recently acquired, according to HAND.

STORM PREDICTION CENTER INDICATES ENHANCED RISK (30 PERCENT CHANCE) SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS & A 10 PERCENT CHANCE FOR EF2- EF5 TORNADOES (115 MPH+ WINDS) ACROSS ALL OF TENNESEE, MUCH OF GEORGIA AS WELL AS MISSISSIPPI & ALABAMA.

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