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‘He Hunted Them’: Man Gets 162 Years To Life For Kidnapping, Sexually Assaulting Multiple Homeless Women
A Colorado man has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life behind bars for kidnapping and raping multiple homeless women. Joseph Gabriel Van Eck, 33, was sentenced to between 162 years and life in prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting the victims in Denver in 2020, according to a press release from the District Attorney’s Office for both Gilpon and Jefferson Counties. The investigation into the attacks began on April 19 of 2020 when “a young woman reported to Jefferson County Sherif
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With Gas Prices So High, Some Hybrids Pay For Themselves Immediately
The Ford Maverick and Lexus NX will start saving you money the first time you fill up, CR’s analysis showsBy Keith BarryData Analysis by Anita LamAs gas prices hover at record levels, car buyers ...
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Police warn of rise in car thefts of two particular car brands. Is yours one of them?
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Teacher in hysterics over students’ answers to extra credit question: ‘Very funny group of kids’
A high school science teacher asked her students to make her laugh for extra credit on a recent assignment, and her class certainly delivered.
- CelebrityNextShark
Chinese father breaks down after son he tutored daily for a year scores a 6/100 on math exam
A Chinese father who reportedly tutored his son daily for a year went viral for bursting into tears after his son scored six out of 100 points on a math exam. The child’s parents from Zhengzhou, Henan Province, received his test score on June 23. Upon learning that their son had only received six points for his final math test, the father burst into tears, as seen in a video posted to Weibo by Qilu Evening News.
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VideoPeople run for cover in Kremenchuk park as missile hits mall
STORY: The ground shook and people fell as debris fell from the air, and a tree shed its leaves while one person threw themselves into the park's lake.A day after the attack in which at least 18 people were killed, the city of Kremenchuk in central Ukraine declared a day of mourning and firefighters cleared away rubble.Russia said the incident was caused by a strike on a legitimate military target. Its defense ministry, quoted by the RIA state news agency, said Russian forces had fired missiles
