Epstein Emails Show Interest in 'Devil's Breath' Plant
Newly released Jeffrey Epstein emails suggest he inquired about Angel's Trumpet plants, which contain scopolamine, a drug known to cause zombie-like states and memory loss.
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Funeral Directors Jailed for Leaving Bodies to Decompose
Richard Elkin and Hayley Bell, funeral directors in Gosport, have been sentenced to four years in prison for storing bodies in an unrefrigerated room, with one left for 36 days, causing public nuisance and fraud.
Giuffre Family: 'Broken Hearts Lifted' After Andrew's Arrest
The family of Virginia Giuffre says their 'broken hearts have been lifted' following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Fiji Ex-PM Bainimarama Arrested in Mutiny Case
Former Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama and ex-police commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho face charges of inciting mutiny against the military commander. Both were arrested, granted bail, and are prohibited from leaving Fiji.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Arrested at Sandringham Estate
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office at his Sandringham home on his 66th birthday, amid renewed Epstein file scrutiny.
BBC Seeks Dismissal of Trump's $10 Billion Lawsuit
The BBC has filed a motion to dismiss Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit, arguing the court lacks jurisdiction and he failed to prove defamation. The trial is set for February 2027 in Miami.
Ex-South Korean President Gets Life Sentence for Martial Law
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been sentenced to life imprisonment for rebellion and abuse of authority over his failed 2024 martial law declaration that sparked nationwide protests.
Yoon Suk Yeol Sentenced to Life for Leading Insurrection in South Korea
Ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol has been handed a life sentence after being found guilty of orchestrating a violent insurrection against the government in South Korea.
Ex-South Korean President Faces Death for Insurrection
A former South Korean president has been convicted of masterminding an insurrection and implementing martial law in 2024, potentially facing the death penalty in a landmark case.
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Epstein's Model Agency Boss Was Ready to Testify Before Reversal
Newly-released documents reveal Jean-Luc Brunel was negotiating to testify against Jeffrey Epstein in 2016 with photographic evidence, but cooperation stopped after Epstein learned of the talks.
DEA Supervisor's Downfall in Dominican Bribery Plot
A DEA supervisor in the Dominican Republic faces charges for allegedly taking bribes to expedite fraudulent visa applications, leading to the office's temporary closure.
Supreme Court Lawyer Faces Poker Tax Evasion Trial
Thomas Goldstein, a prominent Supreme Court attorney and SCOTUSblog founder, stands trial for allegedly evading taxes on millions in poker winnings while concealing gambling debts and romantic relationships.
Nancy Guthrie Case: Focus on Suspect's Pinky Ring in Footage
Pima County Sheriff reveals investigators are analyzing a suspected pinky ring worn by the alleged abductor in doorbell camera footage, as TMZ reports a new sophisticated ransom note.
Family Seizes 102-Year-Old Tycoon After Secret Carer Marriage
Relatives of a 102-year-old millionaire in Taipei forcibly took him from his 68-year-old carer wife outside a hospital, alleging financial exploitation in a bitter legal dispute over his £18 million fortune.
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Paris Launches New Epstein Probes, Revisits Brunel Case
French prosecutors have initiated two new investigations into Jeffrey Epstein's sex abuse and financial crimes, while revisiting the closed Jean-Luc Brunel case. Victims are urged to come forward following the release of millions of documents.
Polish Bishop on Trial Over Abuse Reporting Delays
A Polish bishop faces criminal prosecution for allegedly failing to immediately report child sex abuse claims involving two priests under his supervision, marking a historic first in Poland's legal system.
Thaci Demands Acquittal in Kosovo War Crimes Trial
Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci urges international judges to acquit him of war crimes charges, calling them groundless as he portrays himself as a peacemaker.
First Photos of Nazi Massacre Where Executioners Fainted
Previously unseen photographs show the final moments of 200 Greek prisoners executed by Nazis in 1944, with witnesses reporting guards fainting during the horrific four-hour slaughter.
Rome's Bernini Elephant Statue Damaged: Police Investigate Broken Tusk
Police in Rome are investigating after the left tusk of Gian Lorenzo Bernini's famous marble elephant statue was found snapped off. Authorities are reviewing CCTV to determine if it was vandalism or weather-related damage.
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Tony Martin's £2.5m Fortune Legacy Ends Controversial Life
The fate of farmer Tony Martin's £2.5m estate has been revealed, leaving his fortune to a pub landlady he befriended after prison, closing a life defined by the 1999 shooting of teenage burglar Fred Barras.
Australia Blocks Citizen's Return from Syria Over IS Ties
The Australian government has issued a temporary exclusion order preventing a citizen with alleged Islamic State links from returning from a Syrian detention camp.
Retrial Ordered for Elbit Protesters After Jury Deadlock
Prosecutors will seek a retrial for six Palestine Action supporters on unresolved charges after a jury cleared them of aggravated burglary but deadlocked on other counts.
Paris Prosecutors Open Two Epstein-Linked Investigations
Paris prosecutors have initiated two new investigations into sex abuse and financial crimes connected to Jeffrey Epstein, urging potential victims in France to come forward following the release of millions of documents.
Carnival King Accused of Winter Wonderland Fire Threat
A bitter family feud over a £10m funfair empire reaches London's High Court, with sons accusing their showman father of violence, threats to destroy Winter Wonderland rides, and inheritance betrayal.
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Australia Blocks Alleged ISIS-Linked Citizen from Syria Return
Australia's government has issued a temporary exclusion order preventing an Australian citizen with alleged Islamic State ties from returning from a Syrian detention camp.
Imber: The Wiltshire Village Frozen in Time Since 1943
The abandoned village of Imber in Wiltshire remains frozen in time after residents were evacuated in 1943 for US military training and never allowed to return home.
Journalist Denies Spying on Stephen Lawrence's Mother
Stephen Wright, former crime editor, denies allegations of spying on Doreen Lawrence in High Court case against Daily Mail over unlawful information gathering claims.
Hefner's Widow Files Complaint Over Scrapbooks With Underage Images
Crystal Harris, widow of Hugh Hefner, has filed legal complaints seeking to locate and secure thousands of scrapbooks she fears contain non-consensual and underage images, raising concerns about potential online leaks.
Andrew Urged to Testify on Epstein with US Safe Passage
Virginia Giuffre's lawyer David Boies insists Prince Andrew has an obligation to reveal his knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein and should be granted immunity from arrest to testify in the US.
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New Mexico Investigates Epstein's Ranch for Sex Trafficking
New Mexico legislators have launched a bipartisan truth commission to investigate alleged sex trafficking and abuse at Jeffrey Epstein's secluded Zorro Ranch, examining whether local authorities ignored criminal activities.
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