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Murderer forgiven by Putin after man found dead in street with genitals stuffed in mouth - AOL (opens the original)
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A man who murdered a Russian judge before cutting off and stuffing the victim's severed genitals in his mouth has been forgiven by Vladimir Putin and sent to fight in Ukraine. Sergey Kibalnikov, 48, was convicted of murdering Vasily Vetlugin, 40, "with particular cruelty" and sentenced to 22 years in a strict regime penal colony. The deceased judge was found gunned down on the street with a knife plunged into his eye. Kibalnikov claimed he killed the judge who had seduced his wife, Yelena Kibaln
Earthquake warning issued for 159 million Americans as weather event could rock the nation - AOL (opens the original)
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Half of the people across America could face "very strong" earthquakes, with the potential to damage buildings, a new study predicts. According to research, 159.2 million people live in regions at risk under the latest U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) hazard model. This marks an increase from 111.8 million in the previous model's version. Earthquakes are already extremely common in the USA, with thousands occurring each year, although most do not pose a major threat. This new assessment estimates t
Alabama woman 'poisons her husband with fentanyl 4 times' - but he vows to stick by her - AOL (opens the original)
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A former Alabama prosecutor stands accused of repeatedly poisoning her husband with fentanyl, and even allegedly attempted to drug him while she was out on bail for attempted murder. Sara Baker, 75, who is also the sole caregiver to her husband since he had a stroke, allegedly spiked James Doyle Baker's food and drink on at least three occasions in September 2025, court documents viewed by Al.com say. Baker was indicted on attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, domestic violence, elder a
Iran media issues chilling death threat to Trump as president admits he is 'on their list' - AOL (opens the original)
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Multiple death threats coming from Iran toward the president are getting darker and louder, as one ultra-conservative Iranian newspaper has made calls for "Trump's head". The Kayhan newspaper is said to be funded by Iran's Supreme Leader, and today's front page displayed the headlines, "Trump must not stay alive" and "We want Trump's head," according to Open Source Intel. The piece was reportedly authored by Hossein Shariatmadari, the representative of the Islamic Republic's leader. Headlines we
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