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Matt Lavietes

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Matt Lavietes

    Amber Guyger, ex-Dallas police officer, granted parole after Botham Jean murder conviction (opens the original)

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    A former Dallas police officer was granted parole on Thursday just under seven years after she was convicted of murdering her neighbor in a 2018 shooting. Amber Guyger, 38, was granted parole by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, the board said in a statement. In 2019, Guyger was convicted of murdering 26-year-old Black man Botham Jean. Guyger told authorities that she shot Jean after mistakenly walking into his apartment, believing it to be her own, according to officials. She told authori

  2. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Matt Lavietes

    Phil Mickelson sought treatment for addiction and family trauma, spokesperson says (opens the original)

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    Golf legend Phil Mickelson checked himself into a treatment facility earlier this year to address family trauma and addiction, his spokesperson confirmed to NBC News Thursday. Mickelson, 56, is no longer at the facility, and it is not clear when he entered treatment or for how long. His representative did not give further details about the nature of his stay at the unnamed facility and declined to answer additional questions. The announcement comes amid a turbulent year for the six-time major ch

  3. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Matt Lavietes | NBC News

    74-year-old army vet sues Ohio hospital after surgeons amputate wrong leg (opens the original)

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    An Ohio woman is suing a hospital, accusing its doctors of amputating the wrong leg during surgery. Sharon Jacks, 74, filed a lawsuit this month in Washington County Common Pleas Court in Marietta, Ohio, claiming that her left leg was amputated at Selby General Hospital in September 2025. The surgery was meant to remove her right leg. Jacks, an Army veteran, underwent the originally intendedprocedure four months later, making her a double amputee, according to her attorney Brad Layne. Both of he

  4. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Matt Lavietes

    74-year-old Army vet sues hospital after surgeons amputate wrong leg (opens the original)

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    An Ohio woman is suing a hospital, accusing its doctors of amputating the wrong leg. Sharon Jacks, 74, filed a lawsuit this month in Washington County Common Pleas Court in Marietta, Ohio, claiming that her left leg was amputated at Selby General Hospital in September 2025. The surgery was meant to remove her right leg. Jacks, an Army veteran, underwent the originally intended procedure four months later, making her a double amputee, according to her attorney Brad Layne. Both of her legs were am

  5. Article · Sep 30, 2026 · Matt Lavietes

    74-year-old Army vet sues hospital after surgeons amputate wrong leg - AOL (opens the original)

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    An Ohio woman is suing a hospital, accusing its doctors of amputating the wrong leg. Sharon Jacks, 74, filed a lawsuit this month in Washington County Common Pleas Court in Marietta, Ohio, claiming that her left leg was amputated at Selby General Hospital in September 2025. The surgery was meant to remove her right leg. Jacks, an Army veteran, underwent the originally intended procedure four months later, making her a double amputee, according to her attorney Brad Layne. Both of her legs were am

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