Misty Layne
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Why did a woman threaten her neighbor with a pitchfork? (opens the original)
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Neighbors can be difficult to deal with at the best of times. Spats over property lines or arguments over who owns a tree when branches hang over a fence between houses aren’t uncommon. However, a man in Pennsylvania ended up having a terrifying encounter with a woman living on his street, which resulted in the police being called. It all began when the neighbor, Susan Shea, started dragging a pitchfork up and down the street in front of the man’s house, while screaming threats about what would
An underwater object believed to be Amelia Earhart’s aircraft might finally solve the mystery of her disappearance (opens the original)
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90 years after Amelia Earhart’s disappearance, an expedition will head out to search for the wreckage of her lost aircraft around the island of Nikumaroro in the Pacific Ocean. Purdue University, Purdue Research Foundation, and the Archaeological Legacy Institute will send a team to investigate “a visual anomaly” identified on satellite imagery. The satellite image was taken in 2015, but the unidentified possible object wasn’t spotted until 2020 on Apple Maps. Many theories exist about what happ
Dolly Parton 'Bound to Ride' (opens the original)
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It’s only been a couple of weeks since the world lost the Queen of Country (and arguably, one of the best people America has ever produced), Dolly Parton. However, her first posthumous song has already been released. Parton recorded the song in 2022 as part of a tribute album for the Stanley Brothers, who made the song popular in 1964. The Stanley Brothers were a bluegrass group who were recently posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Although the album called Where the Soul
Viral coyote euthanized (opens the original)
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Wendy, the coyote who went viral for a massive growth on her face, had wildlife authorities and residents searching for her to see whether medical attention could help. At the time, no one was sure why or how the growth had formed. Wildlife Care of Southern California spent weeks tracking Wendy and finally found her. As a result, the internet now knows how the mass on Wendy’s face came to be. Unfortunately, when the rescue organization shared what they’d found, they also informed the world that
Mom fights a coyote to save daughter (opens the original)
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Adrenaline can push a person to do things they didn’t think they could. In one Arizona woman’s case, it enabled her to wrestle a coyote away from her 4-year-old daughter. Brittany Cardinal and her daughter were outside in Surprise, Arizona, when she saw a coyote nipping at the young girl. Luckily, Cardinal was able to get the coyote away from her child, but she herself was left with injuries. According to Arizona Game and Fish officials, this is the first wild coyote attack on someone within the
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