Caitlyn Jenner has opened up for the first time about her involvement
in a fatal car crash earlier this year — and her fears for what will
happen if charged with manslaughter.
The “I Am Cait” star spoke to “Today” host Matt Lauer on Wednesday
about the deadly February accident in Malibu that claimed the life of
69-year-old Kim Howe.
Jenner said that she remembers “very little” about the crash, which
occurred after her SUV rear-ended another vehicle, causing a chain
reaction that resulted in Howe's death.
Residents of Atonsu, a surburb of Kumasi are in a state of
shock, after realizing that a 42-year-old man, Nana Agyei who had been married
to one Madam Mary Owus, 35, for 12 years with three children was a ghost.
Mary Owusu is expecting another baby with her husband, Nana
Agyei, who has mysteriously vanished from his home.
In
an interview with Mr Stephen Owusu, a brother of shocked Mary Owusu and in-law
to the alleged ghost, he revealed that his sister went to church at Royal
Chapel International at Abuakwa in the Atwima Mponua District, where it emerged
during the prayer session that Nana Agyei, who had left the house mysteriously,
would not return again, because he was a ghost. –
The last thing he saw was his wide-eyed baby girl still cradled in his
tattooed arms, clutching her to his chest after a fatal bullet tore
through his head.
Blood splattered onto little Taylor, a precious 1-year-old who escaped
unharmed. But her father, 21-year-old Allen McQueen, was killed in the
afternoon gunfire on a Bronx street.
LAGOS—A 20-year-old man, Sodiq Sulaimon, yesterday appeared
before an Ikeja High Court for allegedly procuring abortion for his 15-year-old
lover (names withheld), who died in the process.
The defendant is facing a one-count charge of manslaughter
brought against him by Lagos State Government, for which he pleaded not guilty.
A Georgia high school teacher driving to chaperone the school prom died
after a car carrying two students who were also en route to the school
dance crashed into her vehicle on Saturday night, according to reports.
Leah O’Brien, 33, a science teacher at Lakeside High School in the
Atlanta suburb of Decatur, was commuting with her 8-year-old daughter
and executing an eastward turn at roughly 6 p.m. when the teens’ car hit
hers from the opposite direction, Decatur police officials told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
A deaf man was sentenced to 21-years-to-life behind bars on Wednesday
for the savage murder of his 19-year-old girlfriend in 2013.
Bismark Lithgow, 26, cried before he was sent away for viciously stabbing Francis Pellerano 38 times inside his grandmother's apartment, then stuffing her body into a 55-gallon drum.
The heartbroken father of the seven Brooklyn children who died tragically in a raging blaze buried them in Israel on Monday after a wrenching final farewell attended by hundreds of mourners.
When his children were tucked into the graves, grief-stricken Gabriel
Sassoon knelt before each one, patted down the dirt with his bare hands
and placed markers on the mounds bearing their names.
A female member of staff of Silverbird Television (STV) in Lagos has
been murdered at her home in Ogudu area of the state. The lady was
killed by her assailant in the evening of Saturday, March 14, 2015.
The employee, Aishat Noble Mustapha had reportedly left office on that fateful day, but was killed when she got home.
News after
the lekki robbery attack which tragedy lead to at least Four Policemen and Three Civilians killed at close range yesterday, March 12, 2015, several celebrities
have taken to social media to comment and lend support to the victims and their
families.
PLEASANT GROVE, Utah (AP) — A Utah woman accused of killing
several babies she gave birth to over 10 years was arrested Sunday after
police discovered seven tiny bodies stuffed in separate cardboard boxes
in the garage of her former home.
Megan Huntsman, 39, who lived in the Pleasant Grove
home until three years ago, had the infants between 1996 and 2006,
investigators said.
Neighbors in the middle-class neighborhood of
mostly older homes 35 miles south of Salt Lake City say they were
shocked by the accusations and perplexed that the woman's older children
still living in the home didn't know their mother was pregnant or
notice anything suspicious.
Officers responded to a call Saturday
from Huntsman's estranged husband about a dead infant at the home,
police Capt. Michael Roberts said. Officers then discovered the six
other bodies.
Roberts declined to comment on a motive and what
Huntsman said during an interview with investigators. He said it wasn't
clear if she has an attorney. Huntsman was booked Sunday into the Utah
County Jail on six counts of murder. It wasn't immediately clear why
there were six counts and not seven.
Family and neighbors identified the estranged husband as Darren West, who has been in prison on drug-related charges.
Authorities investigate a crime scene at a house in Pleasant Grove, Utah, Sunday, April 13, 2014. Ac … The spokesman said police believe West and Huntsman were
together when the babies were born, but West isn't a person of interest
at this time. "We don't believe he had any knowledge of the situation," Roberts told The Associated Press. Asked how the husband could not have known, Roberts replied, "That's the million-dollar question. Amazing."
Megan Huntsman
The
babies' bodies were sent to the Utah medical examiner's office for
tests, including one to determine the cause of death. DNA samples taken
from the suspect and her husband will determine definitively whether the
two are the parents, as investigators believe.
Police say West
was cleaning out the garage when he made the grisly discovery at the
house owned by his parents in a city of about 35,000 people at the foot
of snow-capped mountains. It's a nondescript, newer home with a brick
facade and a star ornament hanging by the door. Several police cars
blocked the entrance to the house Sunday evening as officers milled
about with the belongings from the garage strewn across the front lawn.
Late Sunday, West's family issued a statement saying they were in a "state of shock and confusion." "We
are mourning this tragic loss of life and we are trying to stay strong
and help each other through this awful event," the statement said before
asking for privacy.
West pleaded guilty in federal court in 2005
to two counts of possessing chemicals intended to be used in
manufacturing methamphetamine, court records show. In August 2006, he
was sentenced to nine years in prison, but appealed the term three
times. He maintained his innocence and said he never had any intention
to manufacture meth. It's unclear when he was released.
Neighbors
told the AP they were shocked and horrified by the accusations of what
went on inside the home. None of them even knew Huntsman was pregnant in
recent years.
The family members seemed like nice people and good neighbors, said Aaron and Kathie Hawker, who live next door.
Huntsman moved out several years ago, leaving her three
daughters, one teenager and two young adults, to live alone, the Hawkers
said. They weren't sure where Huntsman has since been living.
Years ago, Huntsman baby-sat the Hawker grandchildren and they were friendly with each other.
"It makes us so sad, we want to cry," Kathie Hawker said. "We enjoyed having them as a neighbor. This has just blown us away."
Aaron Hawker said he talked with West on Saturday morning. He told Hawker he was cleaning out the mess in the garage.
"Two hours later, suddenly we had all these policemen here," Aaron Hawker said.
Fred Newman, a neighbor whose cousin is the husband's mother,
said he's perplexed how the three oldest daughters living there didn't
know about what police say was going on. He said the girls didn't always
park their cars in the garage, but did sometimes in the cold winter
months.
"What's shocking is the three older ones living there and not noticing that their mother was pregnant," Newman said.
He said he has used his snow-blower to clean off the driveway of the home and the young women would thank him.
The girls were normal youngsters, coming and going often, neighbor Vickie Nelson said.
"It's shocking and kind of morbid and strange," Nelson said as he looked across the street at the garage from her from lawn.
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Roberts said the case has been "emotionally draining" and
upsetting to investigators. He was at the home when the bodies were
discovered.
"My personal reaction? Just shocked. Couldn't believe it. The other officers felt the same," the 19-year police veteran said.
"They got more and more shocked each box they opened," Roberts said.
