Tuesday, October 30, 2012

$2.4 Million Dollar Marlin

Dave Sanchez, a Kansas City angler, reportedly caught a 465 pound Blue Marlin. He was currently participating in the Bisbee's Black & Blue Marlin Jackpot Tournament in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, which on the second day he caught his jackpot fish. He caught his fish aboard the yacht "Frantic Pace," with several of his teammates. He stated, "I'm really starting to like this offshore fishing," and it was pure luck that they came across this fish. According to the tournament, the Frantic Pace was the second largest in the tournaments 32 year old's history.

http://www.grindtv.com/outdoor/blog/38865/anglers+first-ever+marlin+nets+whopping+sum+of+24+million/

Monday, October 22, 2012

Salon Shooting in Brookfield

On Sunday morning, a man who was identified as Radcliffe Franklin Haughton, opened fire at a salon by Brookfield Square Mall near Milwaukee. He reportedly killed three women, injured four others then shot himself. The irony of the story? Haughton was ordered last week to turn in all of his weapons due to a domestic dispute. Haughton's wife, Zina, filed for a restraining order October 8th, which led to a previous incident which resulted in Radcliffe slashing his wife's tires. There was also records of a charge on Radcliffe's records showing "Disorderly Conduct" which was dropped due to a witness not showing up to court.

At 11:09 while the shooting was occurring at the Azana Day Spa, the mall across the street went under lock down  until the SWAT team found Radcliffe, dead in a locked area in the two-story spa. Shocked, Radcliffe's father and family, apologize for Racliffe's actions.

 http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/10/21/14596819-three-killed-in-shooting-at-milwaukee-area-salon-suspect-found-dead-at-scene?lite


Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Failed Terrorist Attack

Twenty-one year old, Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul, a Bangladeshi man was arrested Wednesday due to an alleged attempt to blow up the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.  Quazi was supposedly in the United States on a student visa and was inspired by an Al Qaeda to travel to the US in January to attend college in Missouri. Prosecutors are also saying that Quazi was trying to "recruit members to form a terroist cell." Federal authorities say that Quazi wanted to "destroy America by attacking the nations financial institutions by a 1,000 pound bomb." Little did he know he was set up with a undercover agent that provided him with fake bombs and went to the Federal Reserve and tried to detonate the bomb with his cell phone. After the failed attempt he was soon arrested and taken into custody.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/17/justice/new-york-federal-reserve-terror-plot/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

Tuesday, October 9, 2012

Extreme Potty Training

Elizabeth Escalona, a mother of four kids is currently waiting for her sentence for reportedly gluing her two year old daughter's hands to the wall and beating her. Elizabeth's mother, Oefelia Escalona, testified against Elizabeth saying she found Jocelyn (the two year old daughter) laying a bed with bruises all over her body including her forehand, and her hands injured from the adhesive. Why did the mother do such horrible things? She claims she was trying to potty train her daughter.  It is unsure about how long the two year old was glued to the wall but shortly after she was brought to the hospital, she showed signs of severe brain injury and was in a brief coma. Jocelyn's pediatrician also testified again Elizabeth during the trial, she was shown pictures of the injuries and stated "The entire picture was very shocking." She also said, "I see a lot of children, and this was one of the most shocking cases that I have seen." Now that Elizabeth is facing serious consequences, all of her children are in custody of her mother, Oefelia.

http://www.cnn.com/2012/10/08/justice/texas-mother-sentencing/index.html?hpt=ju_c2


Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Mysterious Chemical House


In Klamath, Oregon, the Hankin's family purchased a home that was recently foreclosed, not knowing it was poisonous. After a few days of moving into the small, $36,000 house, the family, including a two year old boy, started to experience health problems. The mother, Beth Hankins started to develop breathing problems. Two weeks later, the father, Johnathan Hankins, showed signs of severe migraines and nosebleeds. Shortly after, their son developed mouth sores that were so severe, he had difficulty drinking. Finally, their neighbor spoke up and notified them that the Hankin's "perfect house", used to be a meth house,  with a contamination level way above Oregon's health authority limits. Disappointed, the family moved out and asked why weren't they informed. The family warns the public who are looking to buy foreclosed homes to check the background of the house before they buy.