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  Then he asked the deputy who was watching over him to let him use the outhouse around the back of the building.  On the way back to his cell, Billy slipped out of his handcuffs, beat the deputy, grabbed his gun, and shot him in the back.  His legs still shackled, Billy then snatched the shotgun belonging to the other deputy who'd gone to the restaurant across the street earlier in the evening. Billy ran to the window, saw the other deputy coming back to the courthouse in response to the gunshot and yelled to him, "Look up, old boy, and see what you get."  When he looked up, Billy shot him dead. Then, he used an axe to break his shackles, stole a horse, and fled. Legend has it he was singing as he rode out of town.

We learn about Walter, a young man who walks 20 miles to work every day after his car breaks down. Determined to support his mother and keep their home, Walter sets out on foot each night, despite the immense physical challenge.  One day, a cop follows him and eventually offers him a ride, impressed by his determination. Walter had moved to Homewood, Alabama, after his home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, and he had secured a job at a moving company but was unable to make it to work due to his car's failure. With no other options, Walter began his nightly trek, pushing himself to reach the job site on time. The cop's intervention not only saved Walter time but also led to a surprising outcome when he arrived at the job site and was praised for his dedication. Walter, a new employee of moving company Bellhops, walks 20 miles from Homewood to Pelham after his car broke down the previous evening. Determined to get to work on his first day, Walter

 Due to the 20 ft fall, the boy broke his hand and suffered a deep laceration to his face. Seven gorillas inhabited the enclosure. Gorillas are known to be fiercely territorial animals.    They will fight to the death to defend their families. However, one of the gorillas, called Binti Jua, meaning “daughter of sunshine” went over to the boy and cradled him in her arms, all while her own young child was on her back.    She then went over to the edge of the enclosure and waited for the zookeepers to come and collect the child.   Binti handed the child over peacefully before returning to the rest of the gorillas. Binti received worldwide praise and received regular treats for the next few weeks.    The boy and the mother have never been identified, but the boy did stay in a hospital for 4 days.    Animal behavioral experts claim Binti used her maternal instincts to look after the child. This may have been influenced by the fac

 A young policewoman named Mary takes a six-year-old boy named Henry to an interrogation room. Henry arrived at the police station, frantic and crying, begging for his father to be arrested.  Mary picks up Henry and asks him what happened, but he is too scared and overwhelmed to answer. Sergeant Paul, a big man, approaches them and asks what happened and why Henry is there alone. it is revealed that the young boy at the police station was trying to report his father for physically abusing him. The boy begins to cry as he describes being locked out of the house and running to the police station. The police officers question the boy and try to understand his confused narrative. The boy answers that his father, named Roger, is home but that he has never seen his mother, leading the police officers to suspect that the boy's father was abusing him. Based on the boy's direction, the police officers identify his father's house and immediatel

Lena, a flight attendant, encounters a man on her flight who bears an uncanny resemblance to her late husband, Gabriel. Despite her rational instincts telling her that it couldn't be him, Lena is unable to deny the strong resemblance.  However, her encounter is interrupted by the man's angry outburst, leaving Lena confused and distraught. It is later revealed that this man was not Gabriel but another passenger with a similar appearance. Lena, who had returned to work six months after her husband's death, had been struggling with grief and isolation. The encounter brings back painful memories and leaves her questioning her reality. Lena, a flight attendant, encounters a man on the plane who bears a striking resemblance to her late husband. Despite her initial shock and confusion, the man doesn't recognize her, leaving Lena questioning her own sanity. She manages to escape the conversation and seeks comfort from her colleague, Cassandra. When Lena s

This wife of this Marine tried to keep a secret from him for months. A career in the military means being away from home from time to time. And when they are, many soldiers are separated from their families. This sometimes leads to painful, yet beautiful stories. Take, for example, the US Marine Chris Daugherty, who came home to a very special surprise after his military service…  Goodbye When Daugherty left home in January 2017, he initially expected to be away from home for about five months. A few months later, however, it would become clear that his trip would be extended. An unexpected twist, but it was nothing compared to the shock that awaited him on his return… Curious to find out about the rest of the story about the return of this Marine? Continue reading on. Off to Korea Daugherty, his wife Natasha and their three children were no strangers to the Marine family life. The Marine had been away from home for extended periods before, so when he left for

A US Air Force pilot named Scott Clayton, while on a rescue mission in Somalia, meets a sick black girl named Ion who is in desperate need of medical attention. Moved by her plight, Scott adopts Ion and brings her to America for treatment.  Twenty years later, Ion, who had lost her family and was susceptible to other illnesses due to her weakened state, repays Scott by becoming a successful student and forming a strong bond with his daughter Cassie. Despite initial challenges, Ion adapts to life in America and is cured of malaria, all thanks to Scott's love and support. Ian and Scott, an American father and his adopted daughter from Somalia, have settled into their new life on a farm. Ian shows an unexpected interest in restoring the farm equipment, which leads to her developing a talent for engineering. As she grows older, she begins to open up about her past in Somalia, leading to deeper conversations between them. When Scott is diagnosed with cancer,

 They were a depraved pair of brothers of whom it was said beating and raping women was "almost a way of life". For two decades Graham and Simon Laskey preyed upon vulnerable women across South Wales, some of whom they found in the lonely hearts columns of newspapers. They drugged their victims before sexually abusing them, keeping some of the women prisoner in their caravan for days on end. The siblings ruled their victims by fear and thought they could get away with anything. And for many years they did just that - until one teenager plucked up the courage to tell her mother what had happened to her. The mother - who had herself been sexually abused by the brothers - went to the police In response South Wales Police launched what was at the time one of the largest investigations of its kind. It would take detectives two years to bring the brothers to justice. The investigation led to a five-week trial - when their victims were forced to relive their abuse

A 20-year-old woman named Candrea Cook was sentenced to 20 years in prison for her involvement in a carjacking and battery incident. The sentence came as a shock to Cook, her mother, and her defense attorney, who had expected probation or house arrest. Cook maintained that her legal counsel had promised her she would not receive a state prison sentence.  The incident raised questions about fairness and sparked controversy on social media, with many commentators expressing the belief that Cook's sentence was too harsh. Cook had written letters to the judge expressing her regret and her fear for her life, as well as her desire to continue her education. The incident occurred when Cook arranged a meeting for sex with an older man, knowing it was a setup for a robbery by her boyfriend, who was also involved and was shot during the incident. The gunman has not been caught, and Cook was arrested several weeks later. Despite the controversy, Lieutenant Dan Dietrich of

While on a fishing trip with his parents and brother in August 1912, 4-year-old Bobby Dunbar vanished. Percy and Lessie Dunbar lived in Louisiana with their children and, in the immediate days following their son's disappearance, alerted authorities, but a search revealed very little. A reward was offered, but it wasn't until about eight months later that someone saw a boy resembling young Bobby in Mississippi. The man who had the boy in his care, William Cantwell Walters, was arrested. Bobby's parents were reunited with the child but they weren't sure if it was him. The would-be Bobby didn't seem sure of Percy and Lessie either.   Ultimately, Bobby was taken home by the Dunbars, met by a grand parade and countless well-wishers upon their return to Opelousas, LA. For his part, Walters identified the boy as Bruce Anderson, his illegitimate nephew. The boy's mother, Julia, confirmed it was, in fact, her son. Walters was pu

A watch dealer feared he would be held financially responsible for a robbery in which £2.8million worth of luxury watches were stolen shortly before he was found dead, MailOnline can reveal.  Oliver White died at the family home in Shepperton, Middlesex, just a day after two unarmed thieves entered the 247 Kettles store in affluent Richmond in south-west London last Saturday and stole dozens of high value watches. Horrifying video footage shows one of the robbers restraining Oliver with a chokehold and grabbing his hands as he whispers into his ear.  ***Watch Video Footage 👇  His accomplice is seen sweeping up large numbers of watches and putting them into the backpack of the man assaulting the young sales manager. A close friend of Oliver, who was known as Olli, told MailOnline: 'He was very depressed after the robbery and was filled with a lot of worry especially after it was established that around £2.8million worth of watches had been s

The unnamed woman was being hauled away by police, after she had allegedly been caught on surveillance video helping a man dump the body of Camila Gomez Ortega who had disappeared Wednesday. The villagers dragged the woman out of the police car and began wailing on her and tearing at her clothes. 'We are fed up,' a woman who identified herself as Andrea told the Associated Press. 'This time it was an 8-year-old girl.' 'This is the result of the bad government we have. This isn't the first time this kind of thing has happened, but this is the first time the people have done something.' Frustration had been mounting since Camila went missing Wednesday after her family let her walk to a next door neighbor's house to play. ***Watch Video Footage 👇  Horrific footage revealed the moment an angry mob dragged a suspected child kidnapper and killer out of a police car and beat her to death in the Mexican tourist town of Taxco.