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An Arkansas woman allegedly mummified her dead mother’s body in newspaper and continued using her credit cards, police say. 

According to authorities, George Maness reported his sister, Gloria Pike, missing back in July. He claimed he hadn’t seen her for nearly a year even though they lived on shared property. 

When police contacted Pike’s 54-year-old daughter, Geanee, she claimed that her mother was staying with a friend somewhere. Authorities eventually caught the woman “using her missing mother’s check card” and obtained a search warrant.

They entered the home Geanee and Gloria had been sharing to find “deplorable living conditions.” 

Authorities ultimately made the grim discovery that led to Geanee Pike’s arrest earlier this week. 

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A jealous stripper and her boyfriend stole thousands of dollars from another exotic dancer earlier this year, and, yesterday, the couple was sentenced to jail.

Twenty-nine-year-old Gemma Lyons apparently became angry when a client spent $11,000 with her coworker, Mihaela Sasarman, instead of with her. She and her boyfriend, 36-year-old Nicholas Proctor, “hatched a plan” to get the money for themselves, officials say.

As Sasarman was leaving work early one morning, the couple followed her to the subway. 

What the couple did next is pretty disturbing. 

Lyons is set to serve five years in jail, while her boyfriend will be behind bars for five years. 

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A wannabe ghostbuster fell through the roof of an old Buffalo train station that has been abandoned over 40 years. The 35-year-old was apparently taken to the hospital before her investigation was complete. 

According to The Buffalo News, the woman, whose identity was not released, fell between 15 and 20 feet as she and a man searched the site for signs of paranormal activity. 

The incident occurred around 10:30 a.m. on a Saturday.

Apparently the old building is a magnet for ghost tours and those interested in all things supernatural. 

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Yet another officer who had been defending the Capitol during the January 6 attacks lost his life to suicide, the Metropolitan Police Department reported yesterday. 

According to officials, Officer Kyle DeFreytag took his life in July. 

“I am writing to share tragic news that Officer Kyle DeFreytag of the 5th District was found deceased last evening,” wrote MPD Chief Robert J. Contee III in a message to his force a few weeks ago. 

MPD also announced yesterday that Officer Gunther Hashida had committed suicide last week. Hashida, who had been with the department for decades, had also protected the Capitol during the riots. 

These two deaths mark the third and fourth people to take their own lives following the insurrection. 

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When police arrived at a Florida couple’s house around 1 a.m., they saw both Stephanie Lannas and her boyfriend, Adolfo Rivera, “covered in spaghetti.” 

Apparently, 45-year-old Lannas and 35-year-old Rivera got into an argument as they ate a pasta dinner, and the disagreement quickly became a physical altercation. 

According to police, the couple had drunkenly put one another’s face into a plate of spaghetti. Both of them were arrested for domestic battery.

This is not the first time the couple has been violent. According to documents, Lannas allegedly stabbed Rivera with a knife during an argument last year. She has also apparently gotten in trouble for narcotics possession, data shows. 

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Officials yesterday released a report about how four passengers in a hot-air balloon survived a dramatic crash that ultimately killed the pilot.

The 72-year-old pilot, Brian Boland, was gliding over the Connecticut River for nearly an hour before the trouble began. He apparently could not relight the burner before the aircraft fell and hit the Earth in Vermont. 

He and a passenger were then thrown overboard. 

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The 20th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks is just around the corner, and Frank Siller is honoring that day with a 500-mile, six-week walk that began yesterday. 

Siller lost his brother, who was a firefighter, that day, and said he will spend this time thinking of him. 

“It’s very emotional,” he said. “…I think about the innocent lives that were lost here at the Pentagon. There were so many acts of heroism that day that have to be told. Some have been told… and some have not yet been told…”

He began his journey at the Pentagon, near the place where 184 passengers on American Airlines flight 77 lost their lives. 

Ultimately, he will wind up in Manhattan, headed toward the World Trade Center, where his brother lost his life. 

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New Orleans is seeing a spike in fatal shootings, data shows. Over the weekend, a gunfight on Bourbon Street injured five people as a party atmosphere shifted into one of panic. People on the street can be seen running for cover around 3 a.m., when the violence began, footage shows. 

Authorities say that one person is in custody right now, though the suspect’s name and possible charges remain unclear. Police say they are still investigating the incident, and have not released the condition of those who sustained gunshot wounds. 

This latest instance of violence contributes to a skyrocketing rate of non-fatal shootings in the city. Deadly shootings, too, are also on the rise. In just over a year, the Louisiana city has recorded 194 fatal attacks, which signifies a 66% increase.

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