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6 days agoUSA UpdateComments Off on Gilgo Beach ‘serial killer’ Rex Heuermann hit with murder charge for seventh victim Valerie Mack in new breakthrough
ACCUSED Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann has been charged with the murder of a seventh victim.
Heuermann, 61, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the killing of Valerie Mack, 24, according to a superseding indictment unsealed on Tuesday.
Rex Heuermann, center, pictured in court during a hearing on June 6[/caption]
Valerie Mack was a sex worker from Philadelphia when she vanished in 2000[/caption]
Suffolk County prosecutors had previously linked Heuermann to Mack’s death but, up until now, had never formally charged him with her murder.
Mack, a sex worker from Philadelphia who went by the alias “Melissa Taylor,” went missing in 2000.
She was last seen alive in the spring of 2000 in New Jersey, but her family did not report her missing.
Hikers first discovered parts of Mack’s remains in November 2000 in the Long Island Pine Barren in Manorville, but investigators were unable to identify her.
On April 4, 2011, the rest of Mack’s remains were uncovered near Gilgo Beach.
More to follow… For the latest news on this story, keep checking back at The U.S. Sun, your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, sports news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures, and must-see videos.
6 days agoUSA UpdateComments Off on Diana used to ‘dread’ royal Christmas when things weren’t going well – she would leave before lunch
CHRISTMAS is the perfect opportunity for the royal family to gather together at Sandringham – but not everyone has been a fan of the celebrations.
Princess Diana would “dread” the royal Christmas, according to Editor-in-Chief of Majesty Magazine Ingrid Seward.
Speaking on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show, legendary Sun photographer Arthur Edwards said: “For many years, our Queen Camilla, she would leave after [Christmas] lunch and go and spend time with her own family down in Wiltshire.”
Ingrid added: “Well Diana used to leave after lunch.
“When things were really not going at all well, she was to dread these royal family Christmases.
“And sometimes she escaped even before lunch and just did the church.”
Arthur added: “Not always but a few times I remember yes, I remember her passing me on the motorway coming back once.”
According to Andrew Morton, the late Princess of Wales wasn’t fond of spending the festive period with her royal relatives.
Richard Dalton told Kitty Kelly for her book The Royals: “The princess just hated going to Sandringham for Christmas.”
As reported by PEOPLE, Richard claimed: “She told me it was freezing cold and dinner had to be over by 3 o’clock.
“‘It’s 3 and time to watch me on TV,’ she’d say, imitating you-know-who.
In a further blow, after her separation from Charles, Diana was forced to spend her first Christmas away from her sons Prince William, 42, and Prince Harry, 40.
Instead, the boys, who were just 11 and nine at the time, continued to follow the usual royal tradition of gathering at Sandringham alongside the Queen and other senior royals to mark the occasion.
Royal experts have claimed Diana sometimes left Christmas early at Sandringham[/caption]
Diana once left before Christmas dinner due to hating it so much, claims an expert[/caption]
After her separation from Charles, Diana was forced to spend her first Christmas away from her sons William and Harry[/caption]
Present shame
Diana was reportedly also left mortified during her first Christmas at Sandringham in 1981 when it came to the present giving.
Despite suffering from severe morning sickness, Diana still took the time to “to buy her new family members thoughtful and expensive gifts,” Vanity Fair reported.
However, despite her careful planning to ensure heartfelt and personal gifts were selected, Diana soon found herself utterly “mortified” after discovering that this was not normal procedure for a royal Christmas.
Instead, contrary to what we might expect, it turns out that the Royal Family, who traditionally give their presents on Christmas Eve, prefer to give each other tongue-in-cheek ‘gag’ presents instead.
Diana and Charles shared their last Christmas together at Sandringham in December 1991 before formally separating in 1992[/caption]
Diana was unbeknown to this and was left blushing by the unusual tradition when she gifted her sister-in-law Princess Anne a beautiful cashmere sweater.
But in return, Diana was rewarded with a toilet roll holder.
Princess Diana told Andrew: “It was highly fraught. I know I gave, but I can’t remember being a receiver.
“Isn’t that awful? I do all the presents, and Charles signs the cards.
“[It was] terrifying and so disappointing.
“No boisterous behaviour, lots of tension, silly behaviour, silly jokes that outsiders would find odd, but insiders understood.”
6 days agoUSA UpdateComments Off on ‘World’s oldest cold case’ SOLVED as experts reveal tragic family’s cause of death 6 millennia ago in ‘Stone Age CSI’
DETECTIVES have solved the “world’s oldest cold case” as battered human bones give clues to seven brutal deaths almost 6,000 years ago.
Archaeologists discovered a scene of mass death in 2004 with nearly 100 pieces of human bone at the site of a prehistoric house.
The sit of the Stone Age house in ancient Kosenivka, Ukraine, that sparked a 5,700-year forensic investigation[/caption]
Some of the bone fragments found at the site[/caption]
The dwelling had been in the ancient settlement of Kosenivka, about 115 miles south of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv.
The bones from most of the Stone Age skeletons were charred and burned, and two of the skulls had been brutally caved in.
The skeletons belonged to at least seven people: two children, one teenager and four adults.
Interestingly, the only four skeletons inside the house were scorched, whilst the three found outside were not.
Initially, it had been presumed that the deaths were accidental – perhaps as a result of a house fire.
However, the realisation that two of the adults suffered violent head trauma just before their deaths sparked a 5,700-year forensic investigation.
The mystery thickened when radiocarbon dating determined that six of the people, possibly a family, died between 3690 and 3620 BC, whilst the seventh – an unburnt adult – died around 130 years later.
Only the skull of this mystery seventh person was present.
Researchers studied closely the fracture patterns and discolouration displayed by the bones to deduce all they could about the last moments of the Stone Age people.
The team concluded that the people inside had been burned to death, unable to escape the flames, whilst the others managed to stagger outside but later succumbed to smoke inhalation.
The brutal head injuries, however, remain the subject of speculation.
Katharina Fuchs, a researcher at Kiel University in Germany, suggested that the death scene involved someone “killing the people in the house, leaving their corpses, and setting the house on fire”.
The study paper also believes that the house and bodies were completely covered with soil soon after the tragedy, and then the skull of someone else was placed on top a century later.
The authors believe that the final skull could have been placed on top of the site as part of a deliberate ritual.
Jordan Karsten, an archeologist at the University of Wisconsin, told Live Science: “It seems reasonable that the individuals recovered from Kosenivka were killed during a raid and that their house was lit on fire during the conflict.”
“Previous explanations [for houses burned in this period] have focused on ritual house destruction through intentional burning, but these results suggest that intergroup conflict might better fit the data.”
The group who died was part of the “Cucutine-Trypillia” society, thought to be the oldest civilisation in Europe.
People who research this era know the people as the “missing dead”, due to the lack of graves, bodies and burials that have been unearthed.
The Kosenivka “mega-settlement” consisted of public buildings and family homes, many of which were deliberately burned down when people left.
It is unusual, however, to find bones in the burned-out houses, which is why this case surprised scientists so much.
6 days agoUSA UpdateComments Off on Pokémon TCG Pocket players praise Mythical Island with powerful Celebi EX deck that destroys the competition
TCG Pocket has just launched its latest expansion, Mythical Island, featuring 86 new types of cards.
Our Mythical Island full deck list shows that there are five new powerful EX cards, as well as 16 full-art cards, and a Mew EX immersive art.
Mythical Island is TCG Pocket’s latest booster expansion[/caption]
Celebi EX is one of the most powerful Pokemon in the new set[/caption]
And it works well with Serperior’s Jungle Totem ability[/caption]
However, there is one new card from TCG Pocket Mythical Island that players have their eyes on, and they think will be strong in online battles.
Celebi EX has drawn the attention of fans as it has the potential to be the most powerful card in the game.
Celebi’s attack Powerful Bloom allows you to flip a coin for every Grass energy you have attached.
For every heads that you land, you deal 50 damage to your opponent, which has the chance to knock them out very quickly.
This can be difficult as you only get one energy per turn, but there are a number of ways to increase this.
Every time Lilligant attacks, it can add one energy to a Pokémon on the bench, already doubling your energy output.
When combined with Serperior’s Jungle Totem ability you get to attach two Grass energy instead of one to each Grass-type Pokémon.
The deck is also very flexible and you could replace Celebi for Venusaur EX if you want a more consistent deck.
Here’s the Celebi EX and Serperior deck list that we recommend: