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Monday, April 28, 2025

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WASHINGTON D.C. - Sharyl Atkission documented: Murder, suicide, car accident, cancer death, alcohol death and more all counted as Covid deaths at least 1/2 the "Covid deaths" in Colorado--weren't. Probably more, too. A trend likely found across the US. Watch here entire story by clicking here.

WASHINGTON D.C. - The pilot of the Black Hawk that crashed into a passenger jet in January, killing all 67 people aboard both aircraft, failed to turn the military helicopter when advised to do so by her co-pilot, according to a new report.

On Sunday, The New York Times published new details on various “failures” underlying the mid-air collision, which happened over the Potomac River in the Washington, D.C., area.

In the final moments, Capt. Rebecca Lobach, who was piloting the Army Black Hawk Helicopter involved in the crash, was told by her co-pilot and instructor, Chief Warrant Officer 2 Andrew Loyd Eaves, that he believed air traffic control wanted them to turn left to avoid the American Airlines passenger jet as it was about to land at Reagan National Airport.

“Turning left would have opened up more space between the helicopter and Flight 5342, which was heading for Runway 33 at an altitude of roughly 300 feet,” the New York Times report said. “She did not turn left.” Click here to read more.

LAREDO, TX - A mother in East Texas faces a felony count of injury to a child after she allegedly served vodka-laced Jell-O shots to fifth graders at a holiday party in December.

Teresa Isabel Bernal, 33, was arrested and booked last week after a nearly four-month investigation into the incident that took place December 20 at Jones Elementary School in Tyler.

Bernal, who teachers and administrators described as “an involved parent and was present at many functions at the school,” maintains it was a mistake and she had no idea the gelatin contained alcohol. She told police she purchased the treat at a local home-based business. Her own daughter is a student in the class.

The result of the holiday shots was not a bunch of crazed fifth-grade party animals, though school staff said students had consumed nearly all of the shots before staff realized they contained alcohol.

“One child threw up and another was unable to stand up after consuming six shots,” said an arrest affidavit obtained by KETK news in Laredo. Fifteen students were sent to the school nurse and reported headaches and stomach problems. Another student claimed he had “passed out” after school following the party. Click here to read more.

HONOLULU - A Ford automobile was discovered inside the hanger of an American aircraft carrier that sank during World War ll.

he National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) ship Okeanos Explorer was exploring the final resting place of the USS Yorktown, a United States Navy aircraft that was involved in several operations during the Second World War before it was sunk by a Japanese submarine after the Battle of Midway.

The USS Yorktown was known to have housed 2,200 personnel and 90 aircraft, the publication reported.

The dives to the 809-foot-long vessel were "the first to explore the ship's hanger deck," according to the NOAA, with researchers making an unexpected discovery inside.

The NOAA reported that "a faint outline of an automobile" was noticed during the dive carried out on April 19.

According to the Miami Herald, a member of the team can be heard saying, "It's a car. That's a full car" during a livestream of the expedition.

"Why is there a car on this boat?" another is heard asking. Click here to read more.

NEW YORK - The sidewalk where Excenia Mette was fatally shot is now lined with candles.

The 61-year-old grandmother was a staple in the area, cooking and helping the youth.

Police said the shooting happened on 113th Street and Lenox Avenue around 10:20 p.m. Tuesday.

Family members said it was Mette’s caring nature that brought her outside that night.

Mette reportedly heard people arguing outside and went to make sure her grandson was safe.

Police said the 61-year-old got caught in the middle of gunfire. She was shot in the head.

Mette was taken to an area hospital but did not survive.

Her grandson, Jerraine Jordan, was not involved in the argument. Instead, he was safely in the grandmother’s apartment upstairs as she was making him dinner. Click here to read more.