Ski Jumping at the Winter Olympics 2026 seems to be focused on the crotch. First, rule changes were implemented to prevent a repeat of last year's crotch stuffing fiasco. Now, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is looking into allegations that ski jumpers could be injecting hyaluronic acid into their penises to cover a larger area while jumping. The claims were first reported by the German newspaper Bild in January. However, no athlete has been accused of the bizarre practice. A larger genital area would allow them to wear a bigger suit, which would eventually increase their aerodynamics and jump further. This comes after two Norwegian athletes, Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang, were penalised for stuffing their crotch area with extra fabric at the Ski Jumping World Championships last year. For the Olympics, the rules dictate that all ski jumpers will place tamper-proof microchips in their suits, with 3D scanning technology being used to measure the space between their legs.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/winter-olympics-2026-crotch-stuffing-ski-jumpers-1770277175670">Winter Olympics 2026: Why ski jumpers are being watched for ‘crotch stuffing’</a><h2>How larger crotch area matter in ski jumping?</h2>The science behind adding extra fabric to the crotch area in the tight suits is that it increases the surface area. The sport calls for ski jumpers to move down a steep ramp at a fast pace and then launch and jump as far as they can. The movement of air around the skier when in flight determines the amount of distance he covers. The report by Bild claims that some athletes could be injecting penises with hyaluronic acid to increase their size. WADA president Witold Banka and director general Oliver Niggli said at a press conference in Sicily on Thursday that the agency would investigate any evidence of wrongdoing.<h2>Bizarre claims of hyaluronic acid injections for penis</h2>“I’m not aware of the details of ski jumping and how it can improve, but if anything were to come to the surface, we would look at anything if it is actually doping related,” Niggli said. A reporter asked them about the allegations of injections, as carried by Bild, to which Niggli responded that he hadn't "heard about that," and this was the first time he was learning about something like this. "We don’t do other means of enhancing performance, but our list committee would certainly look into whether this would fall into this category. But I haven’t heard about that until you mentioned." &nbsp;

WADA was stumped when reporters asked the officials whether ski jumpers could be using injections to enlarge their crotch area. Winter Olympics 2026 kick-started on February 6 in Sicily, where ski jumping is hogging the limelight for some serious yet hilarious reasons.

Ski Jumping at the Winter Olympics 2026 seems to be focused on the crotch. First, rule changes were implemented to prevent a repeat of last year's crotch stuffing fiasco. Now, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) is looking into allegations that ski jumpers could be injecting hyaluronic acid into their penises to cover a larger area while jumping. The claims were first reported by the German newspaper Bild in January. However, no athlete has been accused of the bizarre practice. A larger genital area would allow them to wear a bigger suit, which would eventually increase their aerodynamics and jump further. This comes after two Norwegian athletes, Marius Lindvik and Johann André Forfang, were penalised for stuffing their crotch area with extra fabric at the Ski Jumping World Championships last year. For the Olympics, the rules dictate that all ski jumpers will place tamper-proof microchips in their suits, with 3D scanning technology being used to measure the space between their legs. Also Read: Winter Olympics 2026: Why ski jumpers are being watched for ‘crotch stuffing’ How larger crotch area matter in ski jumping? The science behind adding extra fabric to the crotch area in the tight suits is that it increases the surface area. The sport calls for ski jumpers to move down a steep ramp at a fast pace and then launch and jump as far as they can. The movement of air around the skier when in flight determines the amount of distance he covers. The report by Bild claims that some athletes could be injecting penises with hyaluronic acid to increase their size. WADA president Witold Banka and director general Oliver Niggli said at a press conference in Sicily on Thursday that the agency would investigate any evidence of wrongdoing. Bizarre claims of hyaluronic acid injections for penis “I’m not aware of the details of ski jumping and how it can improve, but if anything were to come to the surface, we would look at anything if it is actually doping related,” Niggli said. A reporter asked them about the allegations of injections, as carried by Bild, to which Niggli responded that he hadn't "heard about that," and this was the first time he was learning about something like this. "We don’t do other means of enhancing performance, but our list committee would certainly look into whether this would fall into this category. But I haven’t heard about that until you mentioned."

WADA was stumped when reporters asked the officials whether ski jumpers could be using injections to enlarge their crotch area. Winter Olympics 2026 kick-started on February 6 in Sicily, where ski jumping is hogging the limelight for some serious yet hilarious reasons.

First stuffing, now fillers: WADA responds to bizarre penis injection allegations at 2026 Winter Olympics

A male Maths teacher in England could be banned from the classroom after people saw him roaming naked in the street at night. Andrew Peacock, a former deputy head of maths at Hetton Academy, was spotted in the buff by pubgoers in the Tyneside town of Hebburn in 2023. Two of them said they saw him on the street, and then he got into his car and started driving up and down the street. Meanwhile, in his defence, Peacock said that he is a "naturist" and was delivering food, and was out for "less than a minute". Two people saw him walking around nude on Ellison Street on November 11 and complained to the police, the Daily Mail reported. A Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) was told at a hearing that Peacock started driving around in that condition, and the dup that saw him had to hide since they felt unsafe. A police officer later stopped him and saw that he had placed "a grey hoodie" over his lap, and his “bare legs were showing.”<h2> He seemed to think that he was a naturist</h2>TRA case presenter Leah Redden told the panel that Peacock was found in a "simple act of naturism". "It is [Mr Peacock's] position that he is a naturist and had been delivering food in the local area before deciding to go for a walk by the river," she said. The math teacher also told the tribunal that he wasn't trying to expose himself intentionally to others, and neither was he looking for any sexual gratification. Meanwhile, the school said that he did not inform them about the incident. Hetton Academy principal Vicky Pinkne was at the hearing and said they didn't know about the arrest for more than a week. She learned about it when the local authority designated officer (LADO) contacted them. Peacock was called in, and a probe began. "He seemed to think that he was a naturist and it didn't affect school and that it was acceptable for him to be out and about without his clothes on," she told the panel.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/florida-man-kills-father-in-law-after-he-slaps-his-mother-in-law-he-was-a-narcissist-1770358463039">Florida man kills father-in-law for slapping his mother-in-law. ‘He was a narcissist’</a><h2>A woman said she was ‘panicked and terrified’ to see him nude</h2>The math teacher contended that he did not think he needed to inform the school about what had happened and was trying to protect himself from unwanted media attention. While Peacock denies any wrongdoing, his naked stroll made others uncomfortable. A woman told the panel that she was "panicked and terrified" at seeing him in that state, and it "made her think twice about being out at night". The panel found Peacock in the wrong for being out in the nude, dishonest conduct and failing to inform the school. It will soon decide whether a teaching ban should be imposed on him. &nbsp;

A Math teacher was found roaming the street naked and could be banned from teaching. He claims he is a naturist and was delivering food. The school said they did not know about his arrest as he did not tell them about it.

A male Maths teacher in England could be banned from the classroom after people saw him roaming naked in the street at night. Andrew Peacock, a former deputy head of maths at Hetton Academy, was spotted in the buff by pubgoers in the Tyneside town of Hebburn in 2023. Two of them said they saw him on the street, and then he got into his car and started driving up and down the street. Meanwhile, in his defence, Peacock said that he is a "naturist" and was delivering food, and was out for "less than a minute". Two people saw him walking around nude on Ellison Street on November 11 and complained to the police, the Daily Mail reported. A Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) was told at a hearing that Peacock started driving around in that condition, and the dup that saw him had to hide since they felt unsafe. A police officer later stopped him and saw that he had placed "a grey hoodie" over his lap, and his “bare legs were showing.” He seemed to think that he was a naturist TRA case presenter Leah Redden told the panel that Peacock was found in a "simple act of naturism". "It is [Mr Peacock's] position that he is a naturist and had been delivering food in the local area before deciding to go for a walk by the river," she said. The math teacher also told the tribunal that he wasn't trying to expose himself intentionally to others, and neither was he looking for any sexual gratification. Meanwhile, the school said that he did not inform them about the incident. Hetton Academy principal Vicky Pinkne was at the hearing and said they didn't know about the arrest for more than a week. She learned about it when the local authority designated officer (LADO) contacted them. Peacock was called in, and a probe began. "He seemed to think that he was a naturist and it didn't affect school and that it was acceptable for him to be out and about without his clothes on," she told the panel. Also Read: Florida man kills father-in-law for slapping his mother-in-law. ‘He was a narcissist’ A woman said she was ‘panicked and terrified’ to see him nude The math teacher contended that he did not think he needed to inform the school about what had happened and was trying to protect himself from unwanted media attention. While Peacock denies any wrongdoing, his naked stroll made others uncomfortable. A woman told the panel that she was "panicked and terrified" at seeing him in that state, and it "made her think twice about being out at night". The panel found Peacock in the wrong for being out in the nude, dishonest conduct and failing to inform the school. It will soon decide whether a teaching ban should be imposed on him.

A Math teacher was found roaming the street naked and could be banned from teaching. He claims he is a naturist and was delivering food. The school said they did not know about his arrest as he did not tell them about it.

Math teacher seen roaming nude by pubgoers says he is a 'naturist' and was delivering food

Doctors at a French hospital were stunned to find an eight-inch-long live World War I artillery shell in a man's rectum, triggering an immediate evacuation. What's more, after the surgery, bomb disposal experts had to be called to diffuse the live artillery, with the fire brigade on alert. The man is set to face legal action now for handling "category A munitions". The incident happened at the Rangueil Accident and Emergency unit in Toulouse late Saturday night (January 31), when the 24-year-old man rushed after he felt discomfort. Apparently, he had "inserted a large object up his rectum," a person investigating the matter said. He was in immense discomfort, and the doctors had to perform emergency surgery. They found that the object was an artillery shell dating back to the First World War. This led to panic at the hospital and staff, and patients had to be evacuated. The accident and emergency unit was cordoned off as the bomb disposal squad worked to disable it.&nbsp;The artillery shell was from 1918 and was almost eight inches long and around an inch in circumference. The man is a French national and will be questioned by the police over his handling of a live artillery shell. He could also face legal action, prosecutors said. Meanwhile, there is no word on how the shell ended up inside his body. However, local media reports suggest that the man could have been engaging in inappropriate sexual acts. According to La Dépêche newspaper, the medical staff in Toulouse is used to "treating victims injured during sexual games".<h2>Sexual games and bomb in bum</h2>The shell that was removed was used by the Imperial German Army during First World War, Daily Mail reported. All the shells in use between 1914 and 1918 carry dates of manufacturing and are not uncommon in the region. However weird the case might sound, it is not the first time this has happened. In 2022, an 88-year-old Frenchman got a World War I bomb stuck in his anus. Bomb disposal squads were called as the staff feared it could explode inside him. The elderly man had reportedly inserted the bomb as part of a sexual endeavour.

The World War I artillery shell was found stuck in the rectum of a young French man when he reached a hospital complaining of discomfort. Local media reports suggest that it ended up in his body likely because of some form of sexual games. 

Doctors at a French hospital were stunned to find an eight-inch-long live World War I artillery shell in a man's rectum, triggering an immediate evacuation. What's more, after the surgery, bomb disposal experts had to be called to diffuse the live artillery, with the fire brigade on alert. The man is set to face legal action now for handling "category A munitions". The incident happened at the Rangueil Accident and Emergency unit in Toulouse late Saturday night (January 31), when the 24-year-old man rushed after he felt discomfort. Apparently, he had "inserted a large object up his rectum," a person investigating the matter said. He was in immense discomfort, and the doctors had to perform emergency surgery. They found that the object was an artillery shell dating back to the First World War. This led to panic at the hospital and staff, and patients had to be evacuated. The accident and emergency unit was cordoned off as the bomb disposal squad worked to disable it. The artillery shell was from 1918 and was almost eight inches long and around an inch in circumference. The man is a French national and will be questioned by the police over his handling of a live artillery shell. He could also face legal action, prosecutors said. Meanwhile, there is no word on how the shell ended up inside his body. However, local media reports suggest that the man could have been engaging in inappropriate sexual acts. According to La Dépêche newspaper, the medical staff in Toulouse is used to "treating victims injured during sexual games". Sexual games and bomb in bum The shell that was removed was used by the Imperial German Army during First World War, Daily Mail reported. All the shells in use between 1914 and 1918 carry dates of manufacturing and are not uncommon in the region. However weird the case might sound, it is not the first time this has happened. In 2022, an 88-year-old Frenchman got a World War I bomb stuck in his anus. Bomb disposal squads were called as the staff feared it could explode inside him. The elderly man had reportedly inserted the bomb as part of a sexual endeavour.

The World War I artillery shell was found stuck in the rectum of a young French man when he reached a hospital complaining of discomfort. Local media reports suggest that it ended up in his body likely because of some form of sexual games.&nbsp;

8-inch WWI live shell in French man's rectum sparks massive scare, bomb squad and fire brigade deployed

A UK couple started tearing apart a church to build their new home, and ended up discovering more than 80 human skeletons under it. Lucy and Rhys Thomas were renovating a 900-year-old church and knew they would come across some human remains. An archaeologist told them there would be five to six of them, but they were not ready for that many. The mom of five told British outlet Metro about the grisly finding, and said more than 80 human remains were “buried within the floors of the church” in Peterstone Wentlooge, Wales. “[An archaeologist] said we would only find about five or six bodies, when they started digging, it became apparent there was a lot more than we first envisioned,” the 53-year-old said. She later learned that it was common for the rich and powerful to be buried under churches ages ago. Talking about how the skeletons slowly came to light, Lucy told Metro, “The first few were uncomfortable, but we gradually warmed to the process."Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-i-m-no-angel-says-italy-s-pm-giorgia-meloni-amid-church-fresco-controversy-1769880739134">'I’m no angel,' says Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni amid church fresco controversy</a><h2>From medieval church to modern home - Skeletons left in their original place</h2>The skeletons were buried in all sorts of ways. She saw "husbands and wives, parents with children" buried together. The couple did not remove the skeletons and decided to let them lie in their final resting places. They are building their house around those skeletons now. St. Peter's Church was founded in 1142, and the couple spent four years converting it into their home. To go from a centuries-old church to a house was not easy. Metro reported that it took them four years to finally build the house of their dreams. They chose to keep several original structures and areas intact. Their house has the church walls, tower and bells from the initial building. They removed the engravings on the stone floor and used it for a patio. To cover their skeletons, they installed underfloor heating in their new home. They also have a bar and a hot tub.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Skeletons found buried under a church floor were not something one UK couple was expecting when they started renovating it to build their new home. But they went ahead and renovated it, and now live with the skeletons still in their place.

A UK couple started tearing apart a church to build their new home, and ended up discovering more than 80 human skeletons under it. Lucy and Rhys Thomas were renovating a 900-year-old church and knew they would come across some human remains. An archaeologist told them there would be five to six of them, but they were not ready for that many. The mom of five told British outlet Metro about the grisly finding, and said more than 80 human remains were “buried within the floors of the church” in Peterstone Wentlooge, Wales. “[An archaeologist] said we would only find about five or six bodies, when they started digging, it became apparent there was a lot more than we first envisioned,” the 53-year-old said. She later learned that it was common for the rich and powerful to be buried under churches ages ago. Talking about how the skeletons slowly came to light, Lucy told Metro, “The first few were uncomfortable, but we gradually warmed to the process." Also Read: 'I’m no angel,' says Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni amid church fresco controversy From medieval church to modern home - Skeletons left in their original place The skeletons were buried in all sorts of ways. She saw "husbands and wives, parents with children" buried together. The couple did not remove the skeletons and decided to let them lie in their final resting places. They are building their house around those skeletons now. St. Peter's Church was founded in 1142, and the couple spent four years converting it into their home. To go from a centuries-old church to a house was not easy. Metro reported that it took them four years to finally build the house of their dreams. They chose to keep several original structures and areas intact. Their house has the church walls, tower and bells from the initial building. They removed the engravings on the stone floor and used it for a patio. To cover their skeletons, they installed underfloor heating in their new home. They also have a bar and a hot tub.

Skeletons found buried under a church floor were not something one UK couple was expecting when they started renovating it to build their new home. But they went ahead and renovated it and now live with the skeletons still in their place.

Couple found 80 human skeletons under a church. They are now living with them in their home

A man in China has gone viral for sharing videos of himself extracting gold from SIM cards. He has removed 191 grams of gold from discarded SIM cards till now. His actions have triggered a buying frenzy among others who think they can do the same. However, the man has warned people of safety risks in the process. The man is known as &nbsp;“Qiao” on social media and hails from Huizhou, Guangdong province. He specialises in refining precious scrap metal, and shared a video of a gold refining process he carried out. This video has garnered five million views. The video shows him putting SIM cards into barrels filled with chemicals. He then carries out several reactions, such as corrosion, displacement and heating to extract the gold. He goes on to filter and heat the gold, ending up with 191g of gold, worth nearly 200,000 yuan (US$29,000), SCMP reported.<h2>SIM card alchemy</h2>Qiao told Xiaoxiang Morning Post that his process did not involve just SIM cards. He used nearly two tonnes of scrap to refine the gold, which included a mix of chip waste from the telecommunications electronics industry. According to the report, a SIM card contains less than 0.001g of gold. A plating of the precious metal is used in some parts of the SIM to ensure stability and corrosion resistance, Qiao said. According to data, &nbsp;bank card chips and communication device contact components also carry gold and can be recycled. Social media users are in awe of Qiao and have dubbed him the “Alchemist”. “Qiao is professional. Alchemy has a high chemical threshold,” a user said.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/meteorite-older-than-earth-found-in-uk-1769590914496">Meteorite older than Earth found in UK: Why the discovery by a 9-year-old girl matters</a><h2>Extracting gold from SIM cards is a safety hazard</h2>Seeing how he extracted gold from SIM cards, people are rushing to get them on mainland second-hand platforms. Sellers are also using the opportunity to make big bucks, offering bundles of SIM cards, telling people that they can be used for alchemy. Another person is selling gold-refining tools and instructional videos for 485 yuan (US$70). Meanwhile, Qiao has warned people not to mirror his actions as he is simply showing his skills. Media outlet Xinwenfang reported that for personal gold extraction, the material is soaked in aqua regia, a highly corrosive, fuming liquid mixture of concentrated acid. Emulating the process wrongly can release toxic gases or trigger strong corrosive reactions, Qiao warned. &nbsp;

Extracting gold from SIM cards can prove damaging to health. Yet, people are flocking to buy the cards and try it out for themselves after seeing a viral video of a Chinese man extracting 191 grams of gold from the items.

A man in China has gone viral for sharing videos of himself extracting gold from SIM cards. He has removed 191 grams of gold from discarded SIM cards till now. His actions have triggered a buying frenzy among others who think they can do the same. However, the man has warned people of safety risks in the process. The man is known as “Qiao” on social media and hails from Huizhou, Guangdong province. He specialises in refining precious scrap metal, and shared a video of a gold refining process he carried out. This video has garnered five million views. The video shows him putting SIM cards into barrels filled with chemicals. He then carries out several reactions, such as corrosion, displacement and heating to extract the gold. He goes on to filter and heat the gold, ending up with 191g of gold, worth nearly 200,000 yuan (US$29,000), SCMP reported. SIM card alchemy Qiao told Xiaoxiang Morning Post that his process did not involve just SIM cards. He used nearly two tonnes of scrap to refine the gold, which included a mix of chip waste from the telecommunications electronics industry. According to the report, a SIM card contains less than 0.001g of gold. A plating of the precious metal is used in some parts of the SIM to ensure stability and corrosion resistance, Qiao said. According to data, bank card chips and communication device contact components also carry gold and can be recycled. Social media users are in awe of Qiao and have dubbed him the “Alchemist”. “Qiao is professional. Alchemy has a high chemical threshold,” a user said. Also Read: Meteorite older than Earth found in UK: Why the discovery by a 9-year-old girl matters Extracting gold from SIM cards is a safety hazard Seeing how he extracted gold from SIM cards, people are rushing to get them on mainland second-hand platforms. Sellers are also using the opportunity to make big bucks, offering bundles of SIM cards, telling people that they can be used for alchemy. Another person is selling gold-refining tools and instructional videos for 485 yuan (US$70). Meanwhile, Qiao has warned people not to mirror his actions as he is simply showing his skills. Media outlet Xinwenfang reported that for personal gold extraction, the material is soaked in aqua regia, a highly corrosive, fuming liquid mixture of concentrated acid. Emulating the process wrongly can release toxic gases or trigger strong corrosive reactions, Qiao warned.

Extracting gold from SIM cards can prove damaging to health. Yet, people are flocking to buy the cards and try it out for themselves after seeing a viral video of a Chinese man extracting 191 grams of gold from the items.

Chinese man extracts 191 grams of gold from SIM cards: Alchemy of...

A crew member says that he stepped on a baby sleeping in the aisle on a late-night flight. No need to say, he was shocked that someone had put their baby on the floor in the dark. The flight attendant told View From The Wing that at around 11 pm, when the cabin was dark, he was moving in the aisle when he stepped on something in row 19. He tried to go over it and even kicked it. Immediately, he heard a baby crying and was shocked to see that it was right there in front of him. Horrified, he shouted, "There’s a baby in the aisle. Whose baby is this?" The mother reacted and picked up the baby. She told the attendant that there was no space for the baby to sleep, so she put him in the aisle. The woman later went up to the attendant and told him she wasn't angry about what had happened. They apparently got together at a hotel later and had cocktails, according to a post on social media. It is not clear which airline the incident happened on. However, according to the outlet, the attendant flies the Las Vegas-Miami route.&nbsp;The incident is weird and scary, as the baby could have gotten seriously hurt. An adult would never do that to themselves, so why put a baby in the aisle? However, it also goes against airline rules not to crowd the aisle. Regulations state that the aisle should be kept clear at all times in case of an emergency. It is important to have the way clear if an evacuation needs to be carried out. FAA rules state that an airline’s carry-on program should ensure no items obstruct movement through the aisle.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/husband-deplaned-for-getting-loud-and-angry-at-seeing-his-wife-talk-to-another-man-on-southwest-flight-1768469638748">Husband deplaned for getting loud and angry at seeing his wife talk to another man on Southwest flight</a> Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/man-sneaks-his-wife-into-business-class-for-sleep-time-leaving-flight-attendant-stumped-1752823832777">Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped</a><h2>When a woman put her baby in the overhead bin</h2>Social media users were not only shocked to read about the incident, but also shared some of their own experiences on flights. One person who said he used to be a flight attendant said, "I once asked a woman where her baby was, as I hadn't seen it in a while. She pointed to the overheads...yup she had put it down to sleep in an overhead bin! They walk among us!!" Someone commented on the post, "Pfft, everyone knows they're supposed to go under the seat in front of you!"

A flight attendant was shocked to find a baby asleep in the aisle. The cabin was dark, and he felt something in the way. He tried going over it and ended up kicking it. Only then did he realise that someonehad put their baby down.

A crew member says that he stepped on a baby sleeping in the aisle on a late-night flight. No need to say, he was shocked that someone had put their baby on the floor in the dark. The flight attendant told View From The Wing that at around 11 pm, when the cabin was dark, he was moving in the aisle when he stepped on something in row 19. He tried to go over it and even kicked it. Immediately, he heard a baby crying and was shocked to see that it was right there in front of him. Horrified, he shouted, "There’s a baby in the aisle. Whose baby is this?" The mother reacted and picked up the baby. She told the attendant that there was no space for the baby to sleep, so she put him in the aisle. The woman later went up to the attendant and told him she wasn't angry about what had happened. They apparently got together at a hotel later and had cocktails, according to a post on social media. It is not clear which airline the incident happened on. However, according to the outlet, the attendant flies the Las Vegas-Miami route. The incident is weird and scary, as the baby could have gotten seriously hurt. An adult would never do that to themselves, so why put a baby in the aisle? However, it also goes against airline rules not to crowd the aisle. Regulations state that the aisle should be kept clear at all times in case of an emergency. It is important to have the way clear if an evacuation needs to be carried out. FAA rules state that an airline’s carry-on program should ensure no items obstruct movement through the aisle. Also Read: Husband deplaned for getting loud and angry at seeing his wife talk to another man on Southwest flight Also Read: Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped When a woman put her baby in the overhead bin Social media users were not only shocked to read about the incident, but also shared some of their own experiences on flights. One person who said he used to be a flight attendant said, "I once asked a woman where her baby was, as I hadn't seen it in a while. She pointed to the overheads...yup she had put it down to sleep in an overhead bin! They walk among us!!" Someone commented on the post, "Pfft, everyone knows they're supposed to go under the seat in front of you!"

A flight attendant was shocked to find a baby asleep in the aisle. The cabin was dark, and he felt something in the way. He tried going over it and ended up kicking it. Only then did he realise that someonehad put their baby down.

'There’s a baby in the aisle': Flight attendant stumbles upon baby in a dark cabin

A crazy incident happened on a Southwest Airlines flight when a man started throwing food at other passengers because his wife was talking to another man. A video of the incident shows the man arguing with the passengers as staff ask him to get off the plane. He throws a bag of French fries at a man filming him after he was asked to deplane. According to other passengers, the man was jealous of his wife talking to another man, which led to a heated argument. He had a meltdown when he saw her engaging with someone else. As the crew tried removing him from the plane, people started recording him and telling him to get off. He reacts angrily and throws his bag of fries at one of them. The man in the grey shirt and a white baseball cap tells them to stop filming him and gets even angrier as others laugh at him. At one point, it seems like he might hit the person sitting behind him. A flight attendant tries to control the situation and asks others to stop reacting. A ground employee positions himself between the passenger and others to prevent a physical altercation.<h2>Netizens react to jealous husband&nbsp;</h2>Netizens aren't happy to see a passenger air his dirty laundry out in the open, acting insecure and jealous. They are calling for him to be banned from flying forever. Meanwhile, others think that the man was frustrated not just with his wife talking to someone else, but because a bunch of them kept commenting and mocking him. The husband and wife were apparently not seated next to each other. It isn't clear why they were in different places on the plane. It could be because of a late check-in, which likely left just a few single seats aboard.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/dead-89-year-old-woman-allowed-to-board-easyjet-flight-from-spain-passengers-allege-1766374287162">'Dead' 89-year-old woman allowed to board flight from Spain, passengers claim</a> Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/shocking-moment-guard-realised-80-year-old-was-boarding-flight-with-dead-wife-1768310773137">Shocking moment guard realised 80-year-old was boarding flight with dead wife</a><h2>Weird passenger acts on flights</h2>People acting crazy on aeroplanes and airports is quite common. There have been incidents of people undressing and strolling through the aisle asking to get off before the plane takes off, citing health issues. Then there was a woman who went naked at an airport and started running around. She hit a restaurant manager and broke a screen. Another woman attacked a passenger, calling her ugly and abusing her. She had to be zip-tied and removed from the plane. &nbsp;

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A man on a Southwest Airlines flight got into an argument with several other passengers who wanted him off the plane. Apparently, he had a loud meltdown when he saw his wife talking to another man. Others were not happy, and the crew asked him to deplane. 

A crazy incident happened on a Southwest Airlines flight when a man started throwing food at other passengers because his wife was talking to another man. A video of the incident shows the man arguing with the passengers as staff ask him to get off the plane. He throws a bag of French fries at a man filming him after he was asked to deplane. According to other passengers, the man was jealous of his wife talking to another man, which led to a heated argument. He had a meltdown when he saw her engaging with someone else. As the crew tried removing him from the plane, people started recording him and telling him to get off. He reacts angrily and throws his bag of fries at one of them. The man in the grey shirt and a white baseball cap tells them to stop filming him and gets even angrier as others laugh at him. At one point, it seems like he might hit the person sitting behind him. A flight attendant tries to control the situation and asks others to stop reacting. A ground employee positions himself between the passenger and others to prevent a physical altercation. Netizens react to jealous husband Netizens aren't happy to see a passenger air his dirty laundry out in the open, acting insecure and jealous. They are calling for him to be banned from flying forever. Meanwhile, others think that the man was frustrated not just with his wife talking to someone else, but because a bunch of them kept commenting and mocking him. The husband and wife were apparently not seated next to each other. It isn't clear why they were in different places on the plane. It could be because of a late check-in, which likely left just a few single seats aboard. Also Read: 'Dead' 89-year-old woman allowed to board flight from Spain, passengers claim Also Read: Shocking moment guard realised 80-year-old was boarding flight with dead wife Weird passenger acts on flights People acting crazy on aeroplanes and airports is quite common. There have been incidents of people undressing and strolling through the aisle asking to get off before the plane takes off, citing health issues. Then there was a woman who went naked at an airport and started running around. She hit a restaurant manager and broke a screen. Another woman attacked a passenger, calling her ugly and abusing her. She had to be zip-tied and removed from the plane.

A man on a Southwest Airlines flight got into an argument with several other passengers who wanted him off the plane. Apparently, he had a loud meltdown when he saw his wife talking to another man. Others were not happy, and the crew asked him to deplane.&nbsp;

Husband deplaned for getting loud and angry at seeing his wife talk to another man on Southwest flight

Wild claims are being made on social media that gravity on Earth will collapse for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. The wild theory claims that NASA has been preparing for this day for several years, and apparently, bunkers are being built, not to escape climate change or a global war, but for this glitch in gravity. According to several videos, Earth will lose its gravity on August 12 for exactly 7 seconds. Everything that is not pinned down will fly upwards and then crash down when gravity returns. This is estimated to leave 40-60 million people dead, as per the claims being made in these viral videos. They also allege that NASA, the American space agency, has known about it for several years and has been making preparations. Bunkers and other safe spaces have been built to keep "essential personnel" and world leaders safe. &nbsp;<h2>Project Anchor, classified document on gravity loss?</h2>One such post states that this information is present in a classified NASA document titled “Project Anchor” which allegedly leaked online in November 2024. However, it was started in 2014, as per the allegations, specifically for this event. A budget of $89 billion has been allocated to it, and its objective is to ensure survival during the 7-second gravitational anomaly, which will occur on August 12, 2026, at 14:33 UTC (8:03 pm IST). As gravity is lost, it will trigger chaos and people, objects, and everything that is not tethered down will instantly float upwards, crashing down later. The document supposedly predicts deaths running into crores, and several more injured.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/nasa-saw-something-bizarre-happening-88kms-above-earth-from-space-what-was-it-1767858927469">NASA saw something bizarre happening 88 km above Earth from space. What was it?</a><h2>Why will Earth lose gravity on August 12, 2026?&nbsp;</h2>The social media posts claim that, as per the document, two black holes will be to blame for it. Two gravitational waves emitted by the black holes will intersect, and cause Earth to lose gravity, with a predicted rate of 94.7 per cent. The bunkers will be accessible only to government leaders, scientists, military personnel, and a few more people. As per the posts, the information has not been made public because it will cause worldwide panic.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/nasa-captures-a-siberian-snowman-in-remote-russian-region-from-space-1766564544469">NASA captures a 'Siberian snowman' in remote Russian region from space</a>&nbsp;The wild claim has elicited mixed reactions from netizens. While some believe in this conspiracy theory, others dismissed it as pure senseless chatter that is the result of misinformation. Some people explained how gravity is not dependent on a cosmic event, such as black holes colliding. The claim seems to be a result of one baseless post, which was picked up by others, like it usually does on social media. There is no official word on this, and nothing else that proves that gravity can be lost in any such manner.&nbsp;

A conspiracy theory claims Earth's gravity will collapse because of two black holes on August 12 this year. Allegedly, NASA has known about it for over 12 years and has been making preparations as part of “Project Anchor”. Is it just another viral claim?  

Wild claims are being made on social media that gravity on Earth will collapse for seven seconds on August 12, 2026. The wild theory claims that NASA has been preparing for this day for several years, and apparently, bunkers are being built, not to escape climate change or a global war, but for this glitch in gravity. According to several videos, Earth will lose its gravity on August 12 for exactly 7 seconds. Everything that is not pinned down will fly upwards and then crash down when gravity returns. This is estimated to leave 40-60 million people dead, as per the claims being made in these viral videos. They also allege that NASA, the American space agency, has known about it for several years and has been making preparations. Bunkers and other safe spaces have been built to keep "essential personnel" and world leaders safe. Project Anchor, classified document on gravity loss? One such post states that this information is present in a classified NASA document titled “Project Anchor” which allegedly leaked online in November 2024. However, it was started in 2014, as per the allegations, specifically for this event. A budget of $89 billion has been allocated to it, and its objective is to ensure survival during the 7-second gravitational anomaly, which will occur on August 12, 2026, at 14:33 UTC (8:03 pm IST). As gravity is lost, it will trigger chaos and people, objects, and everything that is not tethered down will instantly float upwards, crashing down later. The document supposedly predicts deaths running into crores, and several more injured. Also Read: NASA saw something bizarre happening 88 km above Earth from space. What was it? Why will Earth lose gravity on August 12, 2026? The social media posts claim that, as per the document, two black holes will be to blame for it. Two gravitational waves emitted by the black holes will intersect, and cause Earth to lose gravity, with a predicted rate of 94.7 per cent. The bunkers will be accessible only to government leaders, scientists, military personnel, and a few more people. As per the posts, the information has not been made public because it will cause worldwide panic. Also Read: NASA captures a 'Siberian snowman' in remote Russian region from space The wild claim has elicited mixed reactions from netizens. While some believe in this conspiracy theory, others dismissed it as pure senseless chatter that is the result of misinformation. Some people explained how gravity is not dependent on a cosmic event, such as black holes colliding. The claim seems to be a result of one baseless post, which was picked up by others, like it usually does on social media. There is no official word on this, and nothing else that proves that gravity can be lost in any such manner.

A conspiracy theory claims Earth's gravity will collapse because of two black holes on August 12 this year. Allegedly, NASA has known about it for over 12 years and has been making preparations as part of “Project Anchor”. Is it just another viral claim? &nbsp;

Earth to lose gravity for 7 seconds in August? Wild claims blame two black holes for alleged glitch

A terrifying incident happened at the Tenerife South Airport when an 80-year-old man tried to board a flight with his dead wife. As the man moved towards the plane, the staff grew suspicious of his wife's condition. When questioned, he said that his wife had died only hours before their flight. The woman was seated in a wheelchair, and the staff noticed that she was unresponsive. They checked her physically and observed that her body temperature was extremely low. The Daily Star reported, "The man was pushing the wheelchair in which his wife was. At first glance, they looked like an elderly couple about to embark. However, after passing through the portico, the guard realised that something was not right." An employee of the Tenerife Airport said, when the guard approached the woman and gave her the wheelchair, he took her hand and noticed that she had an abnormally low temperature and was not breathing.&nbsp;"The worker immediately notified the supervisor. In a few minutes, the emergency protocol was activated, and numerous security agents, members of the Civil Guard and forensic personnel went to the scene," he added. The incident came to light when the man and his wife were at the metal detector checkpoint inside the airport's security area. A security guard noticed that the woman did not respond when he tried shaking her hand. The staff then checked the woman and were shocked to learn that she was dead. The man was arrested for further questioning.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/dead-89-year-old-woman-allowed-to-board-easyjet-flight-from-spain-passengers-allege-1766374287162">'Dead' 89-year-old woman allowed to board flight from Spain, passengers claim</a><h2>No details on date and airline of incident at Tenerife Airport</h2>Spanish newspaper Diario de Avisos reported the incident, and it is said to have occurred several months ago. No details have been shared about the airline, the date of the incident or the nationalities of the couple. The husband said in his initial statement that his wife died a few hours earlier inside the airport. Reports suggest that some staff claimed he tried pinning blame for the death on the airport facilities. The authorities and airport officials are investigating the allegation. An inquiry has been initiated into the death of the woman.&nbsp;

The man was arrested at the Tenerife South Airport in the Canary Islands for trying to take a flight with his dead wife. He says she passed away at the airport. A security guard noticed that the woman was unresponsive and raised an alarm.

A terrifying incident happened at the Tenerife South Airport when an 80-year-old man tried to board a flight with his dead wife. As the man moved towards the plane, the staff grew suspicious of his wife's condition. When questioned, he said that his wife had died only hours before their flight. The woman was seated in a wheelchair, and the staff noticed that she was unresponsive. They checked her physically and observed that her body temperature was extremely low. The Daily Star reported, "The man was pushing the wheelchair in which his wife was. At first glance, they looked like an elderly couple about to embark. However, after passing through the portico, the guard realised that something was not right." An employee of the Tenerife Airport said, when the guard approached the woman and gave her the wheelchair, he took her hand and noticed that she had an abnormally low temperature and was not breathing. "The worker immediately notified the supervisor. In a few minutes, the emergency protocol was activated, and numerous security agents, members of the Civil Guard and forensic personnel went to the scene," he added. The incident came to light when the man and his wife were at the metal detector checkpoint inside the airport's security area. A security guard noticed that the woman did not respond when he tried shaking her hand. The staff then checked the woman and were shocked to learn that she was dead. The man was arrested for further questioning. Also Read: 'Dead' 89-year-old woman allowed to board flight from Spain, passengers claim No details on date and airline of incident at Tenerife Airport Spanish newspaper Diario de Avisos reported the incident, and it is said to have occurred several months ago. No details have been shared about the airline, the date of the incident or the nationalities of the couple. The husband said in his initial statement that his wife died a few hours earlier inside the airport. Reports suggest that some staff claimed he tried pinning blame for the death on the airport facilities. The authorities and airport officials are investigating the allegation. An inquiry has been initiated into the death of the woman.

The man was arrested at the Tenerife South Airport in the Canary Islands for trying to take a flight with his dead wife. He says she passed away at the airport. A security guard noticed that the woman was unresponsive and raised an alarm.

Shocking moment guard realised 80-year-old was boarding flight with dead wife

At Japan's Adventure World amusement park in the Wakayama prefecture, staff members are dressing up as pandas after they lost the last four that were returned to China. It is a way to keep the memory of having pandas alive and also to ensure that the visitors coming to the zoo remain engaged. Four pandas, the 24-year-old Rauhin and her offspring, Yuihin, Saihin and Fuhin, returned to China in June last year. The park housed pandas in its enclosures for 31 years. Rauhin was also the first panda to be born and raised in Japan. The pandas may have gone, but the zoo has kept all its arrangements in place, even though it isn't clear whether it will ever get more pandas from China. Meanwhile, it has started certain activities to keep the visitors engaged. The park has gotten four staff members to dress up as pandas while letting visitors act as their instructors and handlers. This quirky method went viral after Japanese media outlets reported on it in December.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/meet-aloka-indian-stray-dog-joins-buddhist-monks-on-epic-peace-walk-across-the-us-1767792732393">Meet Aloka: Indian stray dog joins Buddhist Monks on epic peace walk across the US</a><h2>People can treat pandas at this Japan zoo</h2>The park holds a panda keeper experience tour every week. People can become panda keepers and feed one of the four "pandas", essentially staff members mimicking the animals. They take turns to be at the enclosure and keep the visitors entertained. A viral video on social media shows a staff member wearing a panda hat and pretending to eat an apple given to him by a participant.They can also go inside the pandas’ living areas. Later, they are given a keeper certificate as well.&nbsp;The idea of holding this event came to the park’s public relations officer, Manami Wakabayashi, who has been raising pandas for three decades. It is part of the Panda Love Club and also includes events where the keepers talk about the pandas that have left and tours of the animal's playground. Japan still has two pandas, twins Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, born at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo, but they are due to return to China by the end of January. Japan will be left panda-less for the first time in over 50 years. &nbsp;

A zoo in Japan has come up with a quirky way to keep visitors engaged in a strange panda event. Every week, it gets its staff to dress up as pandas and lets visitors turn into keepers. They feed the so-called pandas and can even enter their enclosure. 

At Japan's Adventure World amusement park in the Wakayama prefecture, staff members are dressing up as pandas after they lost the last four that were returned to China. It is a way to keep the memory of having pandas alive and also to ensure that the visitors coming to the zoo remain engaged. Four pandas, the 24-year-old Rauhin and her offspring, Yuihin, Saihin and Fuhin, returned to China in June last year. The park housed pandas in its enclosures for 31 years. Rauhin was also the first panda to be born and raised in Japan. The pandas may have gone, but the zoo has kept all its arrangements in place, even though it isn't clear whether it will ever get more pandas from China. Meanwhile, it has started certain activities to keep the visitors engaged. The park has gotten four staff members to dress up as pandas while letting visitors act as their instructors and handlers. This quirky method went viral after Japanese media outlets reported on it in December. Also Read: Meet Aloka: Indian stray dog joins Buddhist Monks on epic peace walk across the US People can treat pandas at this Japan zoo The park holds a panda keeper experience tour every week. People can become panda keepers and feed one of the four "pandas", essentially staff members mimicking the animals. They take turns to be at the enclosure and keep the visitors entertained. A viral video on social media shows a staff member wearing a panda hat and pretending to eat an apple given to him by a participant. They can also go inside the pandas’ living areas. Later, they are given a keeper certificate as well. The idea of holding this event came to the park’s public relations officer, Manami Wakabayashi, who has been raising pandas for three decades. It is part of the Panda Love Club and also includes events where the keepers talk about the pandas that have left and tours of the animal's playground. Japan still has two pandas, twins Xiao Xiao and Lei Lei, born at Ueno Zoo in Tokyo, but they are due to return to China by the end of January. Japan will be left panda-less for the first time in over 50 years.

A zoo in Japan has come up with a quirky way to keep visitors engaged in a strange panda event. Every week, it gets its staff to dress up as pandas and lets visitors turn into keepers. They feed the so-called pandas and can even enter their enclosure.&nbsp;

Japan will soon lose all its pandas for first time in 50 years. This zoo's bizarre solution is going viral

A ski resort in China is offering strange birthday services to women who are too scared to go down the slope themselves. A video showing a man holding a female guest in his arms and going down the slope has stirred controversy in the country. The strange birthday service came to light when a woman identified as Zhao posted photos from her birthday celebration at the Northeast Asia Ski Resort in Shenyang, Liaoning province, SCMP reported. This resort has the most ski runs in China. The woman's video shows an instructor in white carrying her down an outdoor slope, while she holds red balloons and has her arms around the man's shoulder.&nbsp;Other instructors standing nearby can be seen wearing orange and holding celebratory banners, with flowers, a cake, a speaker and coloured smoke completing the picture. Zhao said she spent 5,000 yuan (US$700) on the service and highly recommends others try it too. Jimu News reported that the birthday package at the ski resort is customisable and can be switched depending on the budget.&nbsp;The resort staff told the outlet that it has an official "carry skiing" service, and the birthday package falls under it. If a person doesn't know how to ski, but wants to enjoy the activity, they can opt for this service where the instructor carries the guest on his back or his arms and goes down the hill, letting them soak in the view. While Zhao spent 5,000 yuan on it, the service costs 300 yuan (US$40) an hour per instructor, each of whom is professionally trained and holds coaching certifications.<h2>Netizens react to ski companionship</h2>Social media in China is abuzz with this ski activity that is yet another companionship service with a promise of emotional value. A netizen saw how the company of a young man might attract more visitors to the resort and boost winter sports. Others called out the risk of the instructor losing his balance and toppling over, while someone else pointed out that the two people are too close for comfort.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;

At a Chinese ski resort, young men are carrying women in their arms and shoulders down the slope as part of a  "carry skiing" service. Netizens are shocked to see such a strange offering, with some calling out the intimacy and others saying how unsafe it could be. 

A ski resort in China is offering strange birthday services to women who are too scared to go down the slope themselves. A video showing a man holding a female guest in his arms and going down the slope has stirred controversy in the country. The strange birthday service came to light when a woman identified as Zhao posted photos from her birthday celebration at the Northeast Asia Ski Resort in Shenyang, Liaoning province, SCMP reported. This resort has the most ski runs in China. The woman's video shows an instructor in white carrying her down an outdoor slope, while she holds red balloons and has her arms around the man's shoulder. Other instructors standing nearby can be seen wearing orange and holding celebratory banners, with flowers, a cake, a speaker and coloured smoke completing the picture. Zhao said she spent 5,000 yuan (US$700) on the service and highly recommends others try it too. Jimu News reported that the birthday package at the ski resort is customisable and can be switched depending on the budget. The resort staff told the outlet that it has an official "carry skiing" service, and the birthday package falls under it. If a person doesn't know how to ski, but wants to enjoy the activity, they can opt for this service where the instructor carries the guest on his back or his arms and goes down the hill, letting them soak in the view. While Zhao spent 5,000 yuan on it, the service costs 300 yuan (US$40) an hour per instructor, each of whom is professionally trained and holds coaching certifications. Netizens react to ski companionship Social media in China is abuzz with this ski activity that is yet another companionship service with a promise of emotional value. A netizen saw how the company of a young man might attract more visitors to the resort and boost winter sports. Others called out the risk of the instructor losing his balance and toppling over, while someone else pointed out that the two people are too close for comfort.

At a Chinese ski resort, young men are carrying women in their arms and shoulders down the slope as part of a &nbsp;"carry skiing" service. Netizens are shocked to see such a strange offering, with some calling out the intimacy and others saying how unsafe it could be.&nbsp;

Young instructors carry women down the slope at Chinese ski resort in weird companionship service

A man is threatening to sue the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for doing nothing about the 550-pound black bear living under his home for the past month. Ken Johnson, of Altadena, says that the creature has set itself up in the small crawlspace underneath his home since November 30. This has caused damage to his house, and he alleges that the CDFW has stopped all efforts to remove it, KTLA reported. However, the department claims that it has not ended its work to remove the bear and that the officers are in constant touch with the man. “This has gone on long enough, and it’s something that they should deal with. It’s a tagged bear. They’ve dealt with it before. They chose not to euthanise it, and now it’s back, and it’s just going to keep on doing this,” Johnson told KTLA.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the department claims that despite limited staff, its "biologists have been in constant communication with this homeowner since this bear was reported entering his unsecured crawlspace in November." A CDFW spokesperson told the New York Post, "We remain committed to helping this homeowner and have never indicated otherwise." Johnson was asked to respond to the department's claim, but he refused to say much until he has "proper legal representation".Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/dinosaur-era-bird-found-with-800-stones-jammed-in-its-throat-1767012949400">Dinosaur-era bird found with 800 stones jammed in its throat: It ate them all. Why?</a><h2>California Department of Fish and Wildlife tried to lure and trap the bear</h2>The California Department of Fish and Wildlife says they reached his house after receiving the complaint and used a cherry and caramel scented spray to get him out of the crawlspace, but the bear refused to budge. It then placed a massive metal trap filled with fried chicken, sardines, shrimp, peanut butter, and fruit. However, instead of this bear, another one got attracted to it. The bear finally left the crawlspace on Christmas, took a quick round of the property and returned to the spot.&nbsp;Johnson said that this is when the department told him it was ending its efforts to remove the bear from his home. “I felt very defeated. I just dropped. Now what? It’s all up to me, and I’m supposed to watch my phone when he comes out in the middle of the night? Or sleep in the kitchen and listen for him every night?” Johnson told KTLA.&nbsp;He told The Post that he has been unable to sleep because of the bear, wondering whether it is under his bed. The damage caused by the animal forced Johnson to take security measures, and he had to turn off his gas on Christmas Eve.&nbsp;

A California man was forced to shut off his gas on Christmas because of a bear that refuses to leave his home. The creature has been living in his tiny crawlspace for nearly a month, and all efforts to remove him have failed. He is not threatening to sue the CDFW.

A man is threatening to sue the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for doing nothing about the 550-pound black bear living under his home for the past month. Ken Johnson, of Altadena, says that the creature has set itself up in the small crawlspace underneath his home since November 30. This has caused damage to his house, and he alleges that the CDFW has stopped all efforts to remove it, KTLA reported. However, the department claims that it has not ended its work to remove the bear and that the officers are in constant touch with the man. “This has gone on long enough, and it’s something that they should deal with. It’s a tagged bear. They’ve dealt with it before. They chose not to euthanise it, and now it’s back, and it’s just going to keep on doing this,” Johnson told KTLA. Meanwhile, the department claims that despite limited staff, its "biologists have been in constant communication with this homeowner since this bear was reported entering his unsecured crawlspace in November." A CDFW spokesperson told the New York Post, "We remain committed to helping this homeowner and have never indicated otherwise." Johnson was asked to respond to the department's claim, but he refused to say much until he has "proper legal representation". Also Read: Dinosaur-era bird found with 800 stones jammed in its throat: It ate them all. Why? California Department of Fish and Wildlife tried to lure and trap the bear The California Department of Fish and Wildlife says they reached his house after receiving the complaint and used a cherry and caramel scented spray to get him out of the crawlspace, but the bear refused to budge. It then placed a massive metal trap filled with fried chicken, sardines, shrimp, peanut butter, and fruit. However, instead of this bear, another one got attracted to it. The bear finally left the crawlspace on Christmas, took a quick round of the property and returned to the spot. Johnson said that this is when the department told him it was ending its efforts to remove the bear from his home. “I felt very defeated. I just dropped. Now what? It’s all up to me, and I’m supposed to watch my phone when he comes out in the middle of the night? Or sleep in the kitchen and listen for him every night?” Johnson told KTLA. He told The Post that he has been unable to sleep because of the bear, wondering whether it is under his bed. The damage caused by the animal forced Johnson to take security measures, and he had to turn off his gas on Christmas Eve.

A California man was forced to shut off his gas on Christmas because of a bear that refuses to leave his home. The creature has been living in his tiny crawlspace for nearly a month, and all efforts to remove him have failed. He is not threatening to sue the CDFW.

550-pound beast living under California man's home for a month spawns legal trouble

A man in the UK took his neighbour to the High Court because his cats were pooping in his garden. He is asking for a ban on their entry into his space as he deems their activity a health hazard for his children. Richard Williamson wants the judge to legally ban his neighbour's two cats from his garden. He says the two cats regularly soil his garden, which poses a threat to the health of his newborn. Williamson says Suzanne Parsons' pets have been pooping in his garden, where his newborn will start playing soon. So, he is calling for an outright legal ban on their entry, the Daily Mail reported.&nbsp;According to court documents, the plaintiff complained about his neighbour in an email to the council in October 2024. He stated that he had tried all methods to resolve the issue. However, it has been going on for "some months and that various humane methods which he had tried had been unsuccessful". He wrote to the court that he understands the cats' "right to roam around," but "they do not have the right the cause a statutory nuisance or pose an environmental health risk."&nbsp;Williamson has even shared video evidence of the cats pooping in his garden. "I have collected CCTV footage that clearly shows the two cats fouling in my garden on multiple occasions, and I believe this evidence substantiates my claim," he wrote. The father added that since he can prove the cats belong to the same house, his case complaint gains more weight.&nbsp;&nbsp;“The cats are fouling on a weekly basis, and I'm exhausted from repeatedly clearing up after someone else's pets.” He added that the matter has ruined his mental health as he is unable to enjoy his property in peace. The thought that the cats must have dirtied the garden plays on his mind every morning, he said. "As a parent of a newborn who will soon be playing in our garden, I am particularly concerned about the health risks associated with cat faeces," he wrote.&nbsp;

A father in the UK has taken his neighbour to court over his two cats, who poop in his garden. He says the matter has affected his mental health, and he worries for his newborn, who will soon be playing in the garden

A man in the UK took his neighbour to the High Court because his cats were pooping in his garden. He is asking for a ban on their entry into his space as he deems their activity a health hazard for his children. Richard Williamson wants the judge to legally ban his neighbour's two cats from his garden. He says the two cats regularly soil his garden, which poses a threat to the health of his newborn. Williamson says Suzanne Parsons' pets have been pooping in his garden, where his newborn will start playing soon. So, he is calling for an outright legal ban on their entry, the Daily Mail reported. According to court documents, the plaintiff complained about his neighbour in an email to the council in October 2024. He stated that he had tried all methods to resolve the issue. However, it has been going on for "some months and that various humane methods which he had tried had been unsuccessful". He wrote to the court that he understands the cats' "right to roam around," but "they do not have the right the cause a statutory nuisance or pose an environmental health risk." Williamson has even shared video evidence of the cats pooping in his garden. "I have collected CCTV footage that clearly shows the two cats fouling in my garden on multiple occasions, and I believe this evidence substantiates my claim," he wrote. The father added that since he can prove the cats belong to the same house, his case complaint gains more weight. “The cats are fouling on a weekly basis, and I'm exhausted from repeatedly clearing up after someone else's pets.” He added that the matter has ruined his mental health as he is unable to enjoy his property in peace. The thought that the cats must have dirtied the garden plays on his mind every morning, he said. "As a parent of a newborn who will soon be playing in our garden, I am particularly concerned about the health risks associated with cat faeces," he wrote.

A father in the UK has taken his neighbour to court over his two cats, who poop in his garden. He says the matter has affected his mental health, and he worries for his newborn, who will soon be playing in the garden

UK dad asks court to ban neighbour's two cats from pooping in his garden, says his mental health has been hit

A woman in Los Angeles sensed that something was off at her home, where her three children were alone with their grandmother, and immediately turned around, ramming the car of the robbers. According to reports, she left her home in a G-Wagen to run some errands. The woman, who has been living in the US for more than 10 years, called them and, during the conversation, heard some background noises. She could hear some strangers shouting and knew that something was not right. She returned to her home and, just outside, crashed into a Honda that belonged to the robbers. Videos of the incident have gone viral on social media, as people lauded the woman for her bravery.&nbsp;The robbers shuddered at seeing what had happened and immediately fled the scene. The woman called the police, who checked the car. They found several equipment that the robbers reportedly planned on using in the woman's house. Netizens applauded the woman for her quick reaction and thinking, as slamming their car is what triggered fear in the robbers, and left them without a vehicle to escape if they had been able to execute the robbery. "This is what real courage looks like. No speeches. No cameras. Just a mother choosing her kids over everything else," an X user wrote. &nbsp;

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A data page wrote that Los Angeles has been witnessing a slew of robberies in the past few weeks. "Los Angeles has seen a rise in "follow-home" robberies and targeted burglaries, which has many residents on high alert," the person wrote.&nbsp;Some demanded that she be arrested, while others don't think that's what really happened. "She needs to be arrested. You can't just ram into people's vehicles and try to kill them if you hear shouting in a phone call and THINK they are going to rob your home," a user wrote. Another asked whether she was simply driving carelessly and rammed into someone's vehicle.&nbsp;

A mother in Los Angeles drove her G-Wagen into a Honda, suspecting that it belonged to robbers who wanted to enter her house where her children were with their grandmother. Meanwhile, some netizens want her arrested.

A woman in Los Angeles sensed that something was off at her home, where her three children were alone with their grandmother, and immediately turned around, ramming the car of the robbers. According to reports, she left her home in a G-Wagen to run some errands. The woman, who has been living in the US for more than 10 years, called them and, during the conversation, heard some background noises. She could hear some strangers shouting and knew that something was not right. She returned to her home and, just outside, crashed into a Honda that belonged to the robbers. Videos of the incident have gone viral on social media, as people lauded the woman for her bravery. The robbers shuddered at seeing what had happened and immediately fled the scene. The woman called the police, who checked the car. They found several equipment that the robbers reportedly planned on using in the woman's house. Netizens applauded the woman for her quick reaction and thinking, as slamming their car is what triggered fear in the robbers, and left them without a vehicle to escape if they had been able to execute the robbery. "This is what real courage looks like. No speeches. No cameras. Just a mother choosing her kids over everything else," an X user wrote.

A mother in Los Angeles drove her G-Wagen into a Honda, suspecting that it belonged to robbers who wanted to enter her house where her children were with their grandmother. Meanwhile, some netizens want her arrested.

Mom rams her car into 'criminals' vehicle' suspecting robbery. Some netizens want her arrested

Passengers on an easyJet flight from Spain to London's Gatwick Airport claim that the airline let a dead woman board the flight, even though the staff said that she was fit to fly when she got on the plane. Those who saw the 89-year-old being wheeled in say that she looked "lifeless". Others say they saw her carers propping up her head to make her appear "alive". According to people on board the flight, her carers told airline staff she was unwell and had fallen asleep. Just when the flight was about to take off, the crew noticed that she was unresponsive and confirmed that she had died. The plane was turned around from the runway and delayed by 12 hours. Angry passengers are asking how the airline could allow a dead body on board the flight, while the airline has pushed back against these allegations, saying she was alive and had a valid "fit to fly" certificate.&nbsp;Personal trainer and wellbeing expert Petra Boddington told The Sun that she noticed the woman at the airport. After boarding, she saw a crew member wheeling her in. She sat in a strange position, and many of the passengers reportedly expressed shock, saying, "Oh my god, she looks dead". Boddington added, "It wasn't just me that thought it, it was everybody else that she went past." She says that some people saw those accompanying her "holding her head up". The woman was put in the special assistance seat at the end of a row with her two carers next to her.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/elderly-man-fined-for-spitting-out-leaf-that-blew-into-his-mouth-i-am-anxious-about-going-out-1765426914512">Elderly man fined for spitting out leaf that blew into his mouth: 'I am anxious about going out'</a><h2>Crew noticed the woman was unresponsive before takeoff</h2>As the plane began preparing for takeoff, scheduled for 11:15 am, the crew noticed something was amiss with the woman during their final pre-flight checks, witnesses said. A doctor was called on board, who declared she was dead. There is no clarity over the time of her death, although easyJet maintains that she died on board and was not wheeled in in that condition. However, passengers were livid that the airline let her on board. Tracy-Ann Kitching, one of the passengers, wrote on Facebook, "easyJet – you are unbelievable! Why did you let a dead person on our flight?!"&nbsp;She called out special assistance, the service that helps disabled people board a flight, saying they should have raised the issue. "I saw her wheeled onto the plane; someone was holding her head as they went past me! An actual doctor onboard [confirmed] she was already dead when they put her in her seat," she wrote. Kitching hopes the Spanish authorities will take action against the people who brought her on board.&nbsp;

Passengers of the easyJet flight from Spain to London slammed the airline for letting a dead woman on the flight. However, the airline says she was alive during boarding and had a fit-to-fly certificate. Those on board alleged she looked “dead”.

Passengers on an easyJet flight from Spain to London's Gatwick Airport claim that the airline let a dead woman board the flight, even though the staff said that she was fit to fly when she got on the plane. Those who saw the 89-year-old being wheeled in say that she looked "lifeless". Others say they saw her carers propping up her head to make her appear "alive". According to people on board the flight, her carers told airline staff she was unwell and had fallen asleep. Just when the flight was about to take off, the crew noticed that she was unresponsive and confirmed that she had died. The plane was turned around from the runway and delayed by 12 hours. Angry passengers are asking how the airline could allow a dead body on board the flight, while the airline has pushed back against these allegations, saying she was alive and had a valid "fit to fly" certificate. Personal trainer and wellbeing expert Petra Boddington told The Sun that she noticed the woman at the airport. After boarding, she saw a crew member wheeling her in. She sat in a strange position, and many of the passengers reportedly expressed shock, saying, "Oh my god, she looks dead". Boddington added, "It wasn't just me that thought it, it was everybody else that she went past." She says that some people saw those accompanying her "holding her head up". The woman was put in the special assistance seat at the end of a row with her two carers next to her. Also Read: Elderly man fined for spitting out leaf that blew into his mouth: 'I am anxious about going out' Crew noticed the woman was unresponsive before takeoff As the plane began preparing for takeoff, scheduled for 11:15 am, the crew noticed something was amiss with the woman during their final pre-flight checks, witnesses said. A doctor was called on board, who declared she was dead. There is no clarity over the time of her death, although easyJet maintains that she died on board and was not wheeled in in that condition. However, passengers were livid that the airline let her on board. Tracy-Ann Kitching, one of the passengers, wrote on Facebook, "easyJet – you are unbelievable! Why did you let a dead person on our flight?!" She called out special assistance, the service that helps disabled people board a flight, saying they should have raised the issue. "I saw her wheeled onto the plane; someone was holding her head as they went past me! An actual doctor onboard [confirmed] she was already dead when they put her in her seat," she wrote. Kitching hopes the Spanish authorities will take action against the people who brought her on board.

Passengers of the easyJet flight from Spain to London slammed the airline for letting a dead woman on the flight. However, the airline says she was alive during boarding and had a fit-to-fly certificate. Those on board alleged she looked “dead”.

'Dead' 89-year-old woman allowed to board flight from Spain, passengers claim

A California funeral home made a terrible and strange mistake when it handed over a bag with the brain of a young man to his father. It has been accused of mishandling human remains, ABC7 news reported. The man's father has filed a lawsuit that says the funeral director was supposed to give him a bag of his clothes. When he reached home, he realised the bag contained his son's brain. Alexander Pinon, 27, passed away on May 19 of this year. The incident happened at the Lima Family Erickson Memorial Chapel on Willow Street in San Jose. Samer Habbas, the family's attorney, told the outlet's I-Team, "They wanted to have a dignified farewell for him." According to the lawsuit, they opted for a "full-service memorial tribute package" worth $10,000. The family also wanted Pinon to be buried in nice clothes. So they asked the funeral director to return his original clothes.&nbsp;He took the bag home, put the clothes in the laundry and out tumbled what resembled brain. He did not know at the time that it was his son's brain, Habbas said. Alex's father took it out of the washing machine and handed it to Anita Singh at the funeral home. Habbas said, "Ms Singh took the bag back from him. Never disclosed whose brain it was, never gave information, no apologies, and said, 'I'll take that from here.'" Alex was buried at Oak Hill Memorial Cemetery the next day.<h2>Anita left the brain out in a box for over two months</h2>Several weeks later, someone who worked at the funeral home reached out to his father and told him that it was Alex's brain in the bag. The whistleblower added that after the incident, Anita Singh placed it in a box and put it in the funeral home's courtyard. It remained there for over two and a half months, and an employee spotted it when the stench of a "rotting human brain" became overwhelming. Habbas told ABC7 News that the funeral home tried to cover up its mistake.&nbsp;Habbas says the Lima Family funeral home referred them to its owner, Service Corporation International or SCI, the larges funeral service company in North America that operates under the Dignity Memorial brand. The company refused to comment on the issue, saying that since it is an active litigation, "we won't be commenting on this matter." Pinon's parents are also not ready to talk about the matter, and the lawyers are working on a plan to bury the brain.&nbsp; &nbsp;

A San Jose funeral home handed the father of a dead man his brains instead of his clothes. A lawsuit claims the funeral director acted indifferently when confronted about it. She then left the brain in a box outside for over two months.

A California funeral home made a terrible and strange mistake when it handed over a bag with the brain of a young man to his father. It has been accused of mishandling human remains, ABC7 news reported. The man's father has filed a lawsuit that says the funeral director was supposed to give him a bag of his clothes. When he reached home, he realised the bag contained his son's brain. Alexander Pinon, 27, passed away on May 19 of this year. The incident happened at the Lima Family Erickson Memorial Chapel on Willow Street in San Jose. Samer Habbas, the family's attorney, told the outlet's I-Team, "They wanted to have a dignified farewell for him." According to the lawsuit, they opted for a "full-service memorial tribute package" worth $10,000. The family also wanted Pinon to be buried in nice clothes. So they asked the funeral director to return his original clothes. He took the bag home, put the clothes in the laundry and out tumbled what resembled brain. He did not know at the time that it was his son's brain, Habbas said. Alex's father took it out of the washing machine and handed it to Anita Singh at the funeral home. Habbas said, "Ms Singh took the bag back from him. Never disclosed whose brain it was, never gave information, no apologies, and said, 'I'll take that from here.'" Alex was buried at Oak Hill Memorial Cemetery the next day. Anita left the brain out in a box for over two months Several weeks later, someone who worked at the funeral home reached out to his father and told him that it was Alex's brain in the bag. The whistleblower added that after the incident, Anita Singh placed it in a box and put it in the funeral home's courtyard. It remained there for over two and a half months, and an employee spotted it when the stench of a "rotting human brain" became overwhelming. Habbas told ABC7 News that the funeral home tried to cover up its mistake. Habbas says the Lima Family funeral home referred them to its owner, Service Corporation International or SCI, the larges funeral service company in North America that operates under the Dignity Memorial brand. The company refused to comment on the issue, saying that since it is an active litigation, "we won't be commenting on this matter." Pinon's parents are also not ready to talk about the matter, and the lawyers are working on a plan to bury the brain.

A San Jose funeral home handed the father of a dead man his brains instead of his clothes. A lawsuit claims the funeral director acted indifferently when confronted about it. She then left the brain in a box outside for over two months.

California funeral home gives dead man's brain instead of clothes to his father, then leaves it out to rot for over 2 months

A bizarre missing case finally reached its end 43 years later, when the woman who went missing was met by police officers knocking on her door. She was kidnapped by her own mother, who built an entirely new life after lying to her husband about her plans. In 1983, Michelle Newton vanished from Kentucky when she was three years old. Now her mother, Debra Newton, has been arrested in connection with her disappearance. The mother and daughter used to live with the little girl's dad, Joseph Newton, in Kentucky. They had plans to relocate to Georgia. But one day, Debra told Joseph that she was leaving for Georgia alone with Michelle for work purposes, and that she would set up their home for them, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said.&nbsp;She maintained communication with her husband for some time before ghosting him. When he reached Georgia, he could not find them anywhere. Debra was added to the FBI’s Top 8 Most Wanted parental-kidnapping fugitives. But in 2000, the case was dismissed as Joseph went AWOL. In 2005, Michelle's record and warrant were recalled. The case was pretty much over. However, in 2016, a family member pushed the authorities to renew their search for Debra and Michelle.<h2>You are a missing person, police told Michelle</h2>The now 46-year-old told WLKY that she answered her door one day and was met by police who told her, "You’re not who you think you are. You’re a missing person. You’re Michelle Marie Newton." Her entire life turned upside-down as she learned she was completely ignorant about her true identity. Chief Deputy Colonel Steve Healey said, “She told us she didn’t realise she was a victim until she saw everything she had missed."&nbsp;A Crimestoppers tip helped police make the breakthrough, and Debra was found in &nbsp;Marion County, Florida. She had taken on a new name, remarried and has retired. She has been extradited to Kentucky and faces a custodial interference felony charge. Meanwhile, Michelle has reunited with her father, and says she intends to support both her parents and "try to navigate and help them both wrap it up so that we can all heal."

The woman was shocked to learn that she had been living a lie for 43 years. Michelle left her Kentucky home with her mother at the age of three, and soon her father was unable to contact them. Her mom has now been arrested.

A bizarre missing case finally reached its end 43 years later, when the woman who went missing was met by police officers knocking on her door. She was kidnapped by her own mother, who built an entirely new life after lying to her husband about her plans. In 1983, Michelle Newton vanished from Kentucky when she was three years old. Now her mother, Debra Newton, has been arrested in connection with her disappearance. The mother and daughter used to live with the little girl's dad, Joseph Newton, in Kentucky. They had plans to relocate to Georgia. But one day, Debra told Joseph that she was leaving for Georgia alone with Michelle for work purposes, and that she would set up their home for them, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office said. She maintained communication with her husband for some time before ghosting him. When he reached Georgia, he could not find them anywhere. Debra was added to the FBI’s Top 8 Most Wanted parental-kidnapping fugitives. But in 2000, the case was dismissed as Joseph went AWOL. In 2005, Michelle's record and warrant were recalled. The case was pretty much over. However, in 2016, a family member pushed the authorities to renew their search for Debra and Michelle. You are a missing person, police told Michelle The now 46-year-old told WLKY that she answered her door one day and was met by police who told her, "You’re not who you think you are. You’re a missing person. You’re Michelle Marie Newton." Her entire life turned upside-down as she learned she was completely ignorant about her true identity. Chief Deputy Colonel Steve Healey said, “She told us she didn’t realise she was a victim until she saw everything she had missed." A Crimestoppers tip helped police make the breakthrough, and Debra was found in Marion County, Florida. She had taken on a new name, remarried and has retired. She has been extradited to Kentucky and faces a custodial interference felony charge. Meanwhile, Michelle has reunited with her father, and says she intends to support both her parents and "try to navigate and help them both wrap it up so that we can all heal."

The woman was shocked to learn that she had been living a lie for 43 years. Michelle left her Kentucky home with her mother at the age of three, and soon her father was unable to contact them. Her mom has now been arrested.

Woman shocked to learn she is a missing person for 43 years: 'You’re not who you think you are'

A man in the UK was shocked when he was given a ticket for spitting out a leaf that flew into his mouth during a walk. The incident happened in Skegness, Lincolnshire, earlier this year. Roy Marsh, 86, was fined £250 by two wardens who told him that he was being reprimanded for spitting in public. Marsh was out on a walk and decided to take a break. He sat down while the wind blew pretty fiercely. At the moment, a leaf blew into his mouth, and he immediately spat it out. He got up, and just as he started to leave, two enforcement officers came up to him and told him he had been seen spitting on the floor. Marsh did not think they were being serious, and claims he told one of them that he was being a "silly boy".&nbsp;"It was all unnecessary and all out of proportion," Marsh added. He was asked to pay a fine of £250 for spitting in public. The 86-year-old appealed against it, after which it was reduced to £150. According to Marsh and his wife, the officers were rude and shouted, "Hey, you, we've got reason to believe you've been spitting." He is still not sure "where they appeared from." His wife said, "'This really upset him. We've watched these officers approach many older people since. It's like they are bullies."&nbsp;<h2>A leaf hit him in the face again</h2>Marsh says the incident has shocked him so much that now he is "anxious about going out." The other day, he said he was out for a TV interview, and it was windy again. "A leaf smacked me right in the face while we were walking, so it could have happened again today." In fact, it happened to him again a few weeks ago when some officers came up to him. He told them that he had taken a tissue from his pocket and tucked it inside his glove, and had not dropped anything.&nbsp;

An 86-year-old man was out for a walk when a leaf blew into his mouth. His natural reaction was to instantly spit it out. This led two enforcement officers to reprimand him and hand him a fine of £250. The man says he is now scared to go out.

A man in the UK was shocked when he was given a ticket for spitting out a leaf that flew into his mouth during a walk. The incident happened in Skegness, Lincolnshire, earlier this year. Roy Marsh, 86, was fined £250 by two wardens who told him that he was being reprimanded for spitting in public. Marsh was out on a walk and decided to take a break. He sat down while the wind blew pretty fiercely. At the moment, a leaf blew into his mouth, and he immediately spat it out. He got up, and just as he started to leave, two enforcement officers came up to him and told him he had been seen spitting on the floor. Marsh did not think they were being serious, and claims he told one of them that he was being a "silly boy". "It was all unnecessary and all out of proportion," Marsh added. He was asked to pay a fine of £250 for spitting in public. The 86-year-old appealed against it, after which it was reduced to £150. According to Marsh and his wife, the officers were rude and shouted, "Hey, you, we've got reason to believe you've been spitting." He is still not sure "where they appeared from." His wife said, "'This really upset him. We've watched these officers approach many older people since. It's like they are bullies." A leaf hit him in the face again Marsh says the incident has shocked him so much that now he is "anxious about going out." The other day, he said he was out for a TV interview, and it was windy again. "A leaf smacked me right in the face while we were walking, so it could have happened again today." In fact, it happened to him again a few weeks ago when some officers came up to him. He told them that he had taken a tissue from his pocket and tucked it inside his glove, and had not dropped anything.

An 86-year-old man was out for a walk when a leaf blew into his mouth. His natural reaction was to instantly spit it out. This led two enforcement officers to reprimand him and hand him a fine of £250. The man says he is now scared to go out.

Elderly man fined for spitting out leaf that blew into his mouth: 'I am anxious about going out'

A Spanish worker was fired from the job because she wasn't sticking to work timings. However, in this case, she wasn't being late, but at least 40 minutes early every day. Her boss had warned her several times not to reach the office early. However, she didn't pay heed to it and ultimately paid the price with her job. The 22-year-old has now appealed to the Social Court of Alicante, claiming wrongful termination. Her boss says she was repeatedly told to adhere to office timings since 2023. Work started at 7:30 am, but she clocked in at 6:45 or 7. Since she had nothing to do in these 40 minutes, her boss fired her, citing serious misconduct. According to the senior, the early routine did not contribute to the company, and instead, she was openly flouting instructions.&nbsp;<h2>She also sold a company item without permission</h2>The court was told that even after multiple warnings, she clocked in early on 19 more occasions. She even logged in early through the attendance app before she reached the office. Her boss also stated that she was in breach of another policy, as she sold a used company car battery without permission. The court sided with the company and ruled that the problem wasn't her "excessive punctuality", but that she refused to obey workplace rules. The judge added that this is a serious breach under Article 54 of the Spanish Workers' Statute, and gave the verdict in favour of her boss.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-work-weekends-for-the-good-of-humanity-altman-s-orb-startup-tells-staff-1763959904174">'Work weekends for the good of humanity', Altman's Orb startup tells staff</a>&nbsp;She can now appeal against the verdict at the Supreme Court of Valencia. Meanwhile, her case has triggered mixed reactions on the internet. Some people are shocked to learn that early login can get someone fired. There are others who backed the company, saying many of them have strict rules regarding this, and do not allow early entry or working late. &nbsp;

A woman in Spain logged in way before her shift time regularly. Her boss wasn't happy about it and warned her not to come in early. She did not listen and was ultimately fired from her job. A court ruled that her refusal to follow office rules went against the law. 

A Spanish worker was fired from the job because she wasn't sticking to work timings. However, in this case, she wasn't being late, but at least 40 minutes early every day. Her boss had warned her several times not to reach the office early. However, she didn't pay heed to it and ultimately paid the price with her job. The 22-year-old has now appealed to the Social Court of Alicante, claiming wrongful termination. Her boss says she was repeatedly told to adhere to office timings since 2023. Work started at 7:30 am, but she clocked in at 6:45 or 7. Since she had nothing to do in these 40 minutes, her boss fired her, citing serious misconduct. According to the senior, the early routine did not contribute to the company, and instead, she was openly flouting instructions. She also sold a company item without permission The court was told that even after multiple warnings, she clocked in early on 19 more occasions. She even logged in early through the attendance app before she reached the office. Her boss also stated that she was in breach of another policy, as she sold a used company car battery without permission. The court sided with the company and ruled that the problem wasn't her "excessive punctuality", but that she refused to obey workplace rules. The judge added that this is a serious breach under Article 54 of the Spanish Workers' Statute, and gave the verdict in favour of her boss. Also Read: 'Work weekends for the good of humanity', Altman's Orb startup tells staff She can now appeal against the verdict at the Supreme Court of Valencia. Meanwhile, her case has triggered mixed reactions on the internet. Some people are shocked to learn that early login can get someone fired. There are others who backed the company, saying many of them have strict rules regarding this, and do not allow early entry or working late.

A woman in Spain logged in way before her shift time regularly. Her boss wasn't happy about it and warned her not to come in early. She did not listen and was ultimately fired from her job. A court ruled that her refusal to follow office rules went against the law.&nbsp;

Super eager employee fired for clocking in early despite repeated reminders

A billionaire has challenged flat-earthers to offer proof, and if they can do so, he is willing to hand over his $3billion family business to them. Tim Boyle, CEO of the Columbia Sportswear Company, asked "flat Earthers" last week to get a picture of the actual edge of the planet. The 76-year-old is worth $1.6billion, and his proposal is targeted at people who believe Earth is flat and not round. Despite evidence of the Earth being round, there are still a group of people who believe the Earth is flat. "This message is for flat Earthers. You guys claim there's an end to the Earth. Well, just go snap a picture, send it to us, and you get the assets of the company. All of it. No paperwork, no lawyers, no catches," Boyle declared.&nbsp;His proposal is part of &nbsp;Columbia's new marketing campaign called "Expedition Impossible". In a video, he can be seen walking at the Oregon headquarters, promising to give away everything to the winner of the competition. A man who claimed to be his lawyer says Columbia has created 'The Company, LLC,' worth $100,000, and would be given away to whoever brings the proof. He also clarified what "edge of the Earth" means, as the photo should have "a visible, physical end to the planet Earth." Twisting things, such as "standing on a cliff-top" or "your buddy Dave legally changing his name to The Edge", won't work.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/california-company-wants-to-banish-the-night-with-mirrors-in-space-1764920115322">California company wants to 'banish the night' with mirrors in space: 'It goes against every...'</a>&nbsp;As a marketing strategy, he told them to wear Columbia clothes when they go hunting. "Hey, flat Earthers, do me a favour. If you're going to the edge of the Earth, wear Colombia. You'll need it. Best of luck," the billionaire chairman added.&nbsp;<h2>Flat Earthers' movement</h2>Ancient Greeks were the earliest people to say that the Earth is a sphere. This was as early as the 6th-5th centuries BCE. Pythagoras was the first to propose it, then Aristotle gave evidence, such as ships vanishing over the horizon, with Eratosthenes scientifically measuring its circumference. There is even a movement, called the Zetetic Society, pushing the agenda that the Earth is flat. It started in 19th-century England with Samuel Rowbotham, who published 'Zetetic Astronomy' in 1849.&nbsp;

One flat Earther has the opportunity to own a billion-dollar clothing company, as the CEO of Columbia Sportswear has announced he would give it away to anyone who can get him a photo as proof that Earth is flat.  

A billionaire has challenged flat-earthers to offer proof, and if they can do so, he is willing to hand over his $3billion family business to them. Tim Boyle, CEO of the Columbia Sportswear Company, asked "flat Earthers" last week to get a picture of the actual edge of the planet. The 76-year-old is worth $1.6billion, and his proposal is targeted at people who believe Earth is flat and not round. Despite evidence of the Earth being round, there are still a group of people who believe the Earth is flat. "This message is for flat Earthers. You guys claim there's an end to the Earth. Well, just go snap a picture, send it to us, and you get the assets of the company. All of it. No paperwork, no lawyers, no catches," Boyle declared. His proposal is part of Columbia's new marketing campaign called "Expedition Impossible". In a video, he can be seen walking at the Oregon headquarters, promising to give away everything to the winner of the competition. A man who claimed to be his lawyer says Columbia has created 'The Company, LLC,' worth $100,000, and would be given away to whoever brings the proof. He also clarified what "edge of the Earth" means, as the photo should have "a visible, physical end to the planet Earth." Twisting things, such as "standing on a cliff-top" or "your buddy Dave legally changing his name to The Edge", won't work. Also Read: California company wants to 'banish the night' with mirrors in space: 'It goes against every...' As a marketing strategy, he told them to wear Columbia clothes when they go hunting. "Hey, flat Earthers, do me a favour. If you're going to the edge of the Earth, wear Colombia. You'll need it. Best of luck," the billionaire chairman added. Flat Earthers' movement Ancient Greeks were the earliest people to say that the Earth is a sphere. This was as early as the 6th-5th centuries BCE. Pythagoras was the first to propose it, then Aristotle gave evidence, such as ships vanishing over the horizon, with Eratosthenes scientifically measuring its circumference. There is even a movement, called the Zetetic Society, pushing the agenda that the Earth is flat. It started in 19th-century England with Samuel Rowbotham, who published 'Zetetic Astronomy' in 1849.

One flat Earther has the opportunity to own a billion-dollar clothing company, as the CEO of Columbia Sportswear has announced he would give it away to anyone who can get him a photo as proof that Earth is flat. &nbsp;

Billionaire CEO promises to give away his $3bn company to anyone who can prove Earth is flat

A marriage was annulled in Ireland because the wife had transitioned to being a man, with the husband claiming he had no idea about her intention to transition. They got married before the spouse started transitioning. The court was told that his partner now uses he/him pronouns and is officially registered as a man on both his passport and driving licence. The two were not named for legal reasons. The private family law hearing was held at the Eastern Circuit Court in Louth. The Irish Independent reported the marriage was not consummated. The man said he would have never agreed to the match if he had known about the intention to transition to a male.&nbsp;The man told the court of another case where an annulment was granted in similar circumstances. Judge Terence O'Sullivan responded that sexual orientation alone is not enough to grant an annulment. However, he noted that legislation on gender identity had been updated, as reflected in the Irish annulment law. &nbsp;The judge stated that at the time of the marriage, the information wasn't disclosed, and there was no consent to it either, leading the marriage to be null and void. Neither of them was asked to foot the other's legal bills.&nbsp;In a similar case earlier this year, the wife was told to bear half the costs incurred by her ex-husband's transition. &nbsp;She gave half of £160,000 in bills following the court's judgment. The judge ruled that the surgery was a "need" and it was "reasonable" for the couple to bear the costs. Meanwhile, the 60-year-old woman claimed their marriage fell apart after her husband decided to transition. So it was unfair for her to shell out £80,000 for the procedure. The man argued, "It would be like saying someone who had cancer should not have the surgery and that accordingly the cost of that surgery should be met from joint funds". The couple got married in 2002, and in 2022, he told his wife that he wanted to "transition to a woman" and "commenced hormone therapy at that stage." The woman filed for divorce two months later.

A couple in Ireland were granted an annulment after the wife told her husband that she wanted to become a man. The shocked husband told the court he never would have married her if he had known of her intentions to transition.

A marriage was annulled in Ireland because the wife had transitioned to being a man, with the husband claiming he had no idea about her intention to transition. They got married before the spouse started transitioning. The court was told that his partner now uses he/him pronouns and is officially registered as a man on both his passport and driving licence. The two were not named for legal reasons. The private family law hearing was held at the Eastern Circuit Court in Louth. The Irish Independent reported the marriage was not consummated. The man said he would have never agreed to the match if he had known about the intention to transition to a male. The man told the court of another case where an annulment was granted in similar circumstances. Judge Terence O'Sullivan responded that sexual orientation alone is not enough to grant an annulment. However, he noted that legislation on gender identity had been updated, as reflected in the Irish annulment law. The judge stated that at the time of the marriage, the information wasn't disclosed, and there was no consent to it either, leading the marriage to be null and void. Neither of them was asked to foot the other's legal bills. In a similar case earlier this year, the wife was told to bear half the costs incurred by her ex-husband's transition. She gave half of £160,000 in bills following the court's judgment. The judge ruled that the surgery was a "need" and it was "reasonable" for the couple to bear the costs. Meanwhile, the 60-year-old woman claimed their marriage fell apart after her husband decided to transition. So it was unfair for her to shell out £80,000 for the procedure. The man argued, "It would be like saying someone who had cancer should not have the surgery and that accordingly the cost of that surgery should be met from joint funds". The couple got married in 2002, and in 2022, he told his wife that he wanted to "transition to a woman" and "commenced hormone therapy at that stage." The woman filed for divorce two months later.

A couple in Ireland were granted an annulment after the wife told her husband that she wanted to become a man. The shocked husband told the court he never would have married her if he had known of her intentions to transition.

Irish couple splits after wife tells husband she wants to become a man

A woman in London is on trial for walking the "wrong way" on an escalator. Michaela Copeland says she was unaware of this byelaw, according to which taking the escalator in the wrong direction is an offence and can invite a fine of up to £1,000. She appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Friday, where she pleaded not guilty to the offence. The woman was seen on crutches outside the station. The incident happened at North Greenwich Underground Station, south-east London, on Thursday. According to the complaint, Copeland &nbsp;“used or attempted to use an escalator other than by standing or walking on it in the direction intended for travel.” People in the city are now shocked to learn about this rule which only came to light after the emergence of Copeland's case.<h2>Bizarre Railway bylaws in London</h2>As bizarre as it might sound, walking on the escalator in the wrong direction is a legit offence in London, along with a bunch of others. Railway bylaws state that passengers must use the escalator only in the direction it is intended for. It was not clarified which way Copeland took the escalator. Her trial will begin in April next year and is expected to last for three hours. This particular law is mentioned under the "equipment and safety" heading, and states, "No person shall use any escalator except by standing or walking on it in the direction intended for travel."&nbsp;Another law prevents passengers from using the exit gate to enter the station, and also the other way round. You are also forbidden from forcefully stopping any automatic door from closing. This is only allowed in case of an emergency, the Daily Mail reported. The strange laws are meant for the safety of the passengers and to ensure keeping a check is kept on all movement.&nbsp;

A woman in London tried using the escalator in a different direction than it was going, and is now on trial for the offence. Her case has enlightened several others about little-known Railyways byelaws in the city. She contends she was totally oblivious that it was illegal.

A woman in London is on trial for walking the "wrong way" on an escalator. Michaela Copeland says she was unaware of this byelaw, according to which taking the escalator in the wrong direction is an offence and can invite a fine of up to £1,000. She appeared at Bromley Magistrates' Court on Friday, where she pleaded not guilty to the offence. The woman was seen on crutches outside the station. The incident happened at North Greenwich Underground Station, south-east London, on Thursday. According to the complaint, Copeland “used or attempted to use an escalator other than by standing or walking on it in the direction intended for travel.” People in the city are now shocked to learn about this rule which only came to light after the emergence of Copeland's case. Bizarre Railway bylaws in London As bizarre as it might sound, walking on the escalator in the wrong direction is a legit offence in London, along with a bunch of others. Railway bylaws state that passengers must use the escalator only in the direction it is intended for. It was not clarified which way Copeland took the escalator. Her trial will begin in April next year and is expected to last for three hours. This particular law is mentioned under the "equipment and safety" heading, and states, "No person shall use any escalator except by standing or walking on it in the direction intended for travel." Another law prevents passengers from using the exit gate to enter the station, and also the other way round. You are also forbidden from forcefully stopping any automatic door from closing. This is only allowed in case of an emergency, the Daily Mail reported. The strange laws are meant for the safety of the passengers and to ensure keeping a check is kept on all movement.

A woman in London tried using the escalator in a different direction than it was going, and is now on trial for the offence. Her case has enlightened several others about little-known Railyways byelaws in the city. She contends she was totally oblivious that it was illegal.

Londoners shocked to learn of bizarre rail-bylaws as woman goes on trial for walking the ‘wrong way’ on escalator

Residents of a small British town are angry with officials who are planning to splurge £450,000 on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday, when 600 male asylum seekers are due to seek shelter at an army base nearby. The people of Crowborough, East Sussex, are worried for their safety and want authorities to use the money to restore the town centre's CCTV cameras after they were switched off last year, the Daily Mail reported. They are left befuddled to know of plans regarding Pooh's centenary celebrations amid all that is going on in the town. To draw attention to more pressing matters, around 4,000 residents marched on Sunday to protest against Home Office plans to host asylum seekers at the camp.&nbsp;A completely shocked resident told the outlet, "The council says it can't do anything to stop the Home Office from housing the asylum seekers, but they can at least put in cameras to keep us safe. Instead, they're giving half a million to Winnie-the-Pooh." He added that there is "no police station" and "no cameras" in Crowborough. Notably, the Home Office will use the Army Training Camp to accommodate 540 single, adult male asylum seekers. Later, the resident learned about the non-functioning CCTV cameras. Worried residents are spending thousands to safeguard their homes.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/woman-demands-two-free-seats-on-a-plane-because-she-is-claustrophobic-1764589861756">Woman DEMANDS two free seats on a plane because she is claustrophobic</a><h2>CCTVs in Crowborough are not working, people are worried for their safety &nbsp;</h2>Meanwhile, defending the plans to splurge £450,000 on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday celebrations, Wealden District Council said that the "educational and cultural programme" was a way to promote tourism and safeguard the landscape that inspired Pooh's story. Notably, the Ashdown Forest, which surrounds the town, is the inspiration behind the Hundred Acre Wood in Winnie-the-Pooh.&nbsp;Ann Newton, the Conservative Group Leader on Wealden District Council, said she has nothing against Pooh's birthday celebrations. However, spending nearly half a million pounds on it seems too much. "We don't have an ideal world or an ideal situation, and it just seems to be an awful lot of money," she told the Daily Mail. On the other hand, Liberal Democrat Councillor James Partridge defended the birthday plans. "This isn't really about Winnie-the-Pooh, but this is about Ashdown Forest, which is in our trust and we really need to look after it," he said.

Winnie-the-Pooh turns 100: Officials in Crowborough in East Sussex are planning to spend £450,000 on Pooh's birthday celebrations. Residents are not happy and want the money to be used for better purposes, such as making the town safe.

Residents of a small British town are angry with officials who are planning to splurge £450,000 on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday, when 600 male asylum seekers are due to seek shelter at an army base nearby. The people of Crowborough, East Sussex, are worried for their safety and want authorities to use the money to restore the town centre's CCTV cameras after they were switched off last year, the Daily Mail reported. They are left befuddled to know of plans regarding Pooh's centenary celebrations amid all that is going on in the town. To draw attention to more pressing matters, around 4,000 residents marched on Sunday to protest against Home Office plans to host asylum seekers at the camp. A completely shocked resident told the outlet, "The council says it can't do anything to stop the Home Office from housing the asylum seekers, but they can at least put in cameras to keep us safe. Instead, they're giving half a million to Winnie-the-Pooh." He added that there is "no police station" and "no cameras" in Crowborough. Notably, the Home Office will use the Army Training Camp to accommodate 540 single, adult male asylum seekers. Later, the resident learned about the non-functioning CCTV cameras. Worried residents are spending thousands to safeguard their homes. Also Read: Woman DEMANDS two free seats on a plane because she is claustrophobic CCTVs in Crowborough are not working, people are worried for their safety Meanwhile, defending the plans to splurge £450,000 on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday celebrations, Wealden District Council said that the "educational and cultural programme" was a way to promote tourism and safeguard the landscape that inspired Pooh's story. Notably, the Ashdown Forest, which surrounds the town, is the inspiration behind the Hundred Acre Wood in Winnie-the-Pooh. Ann Newton, the Conservative Group Leader on Wealden District Council, said she has nothing against Pooh's birthday celebrations. However, spending nearly half a million pounds on it seems too much. "We don't have an ideal world or an ideal situation, and it just seems to be an awful lot of money," she told the Daily Mail. On the other hand, Liberal Democrat Councillor James Partridge defended the birthday plans. "This isn't really about Winnie-the-Pooh, but this is about Ashdown Forest, which is in our trust and we really need to look after it," he said.

Winnie-the-Pooh turns 100: Officials in Crowborough in East Sussex are planning to spend £450,000 on Pooh's birthday celebrations. Residents are not happy and want the money to be used for better purposes, such as making the town safe.

British town to spend £450K on Pooh's birthday: Spend it on security, angry residents demand, as 540 male asylum seekers enter soon

A French official has been accused of drug-facilitated abuse of over 200 women by spiking their drinks before taking them on walking job interviews. The powerful diuretic would make them lose bladder control, forcing some of them to pee in the open while others wet themselves. Christian Nègre didn't allow them to use the toilet, making their situation worse. He has held senior positions at France's culture ministry and would interview women for ministry roles. The man reportedly kept a spreadsheet labelled "Experiments", with the dates, doses and the reactions of these women, Daily Mail reported. Allegations against Nègre first came to light in 2018 after a colleague accused him of trying to photograph a senior official's legs. Later, the police found that he had been carrying out a form of abuse called "chemical submission". While he was removed from the government position in 2019, he continues to work in the private sector as the case drags on.&nbsp;The lawyers representing the women are angry at the six-year-long delay in getting them justice. Many victims say the long wait has left them angry and exhausted. Another said she was diagnosed with PTSD and stopped applying for jobs. Louise Beriot, a lawyer for several of the women, said, Nègre did all this under the pretext of a "sexual fantasy”. "This is about power and domination over women’s bodies … through humiliation and control." Unions say it reeks of a "systemic problem" as no action was taken against him following complaints that he took pictures of women's legs during meetings.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/bizarre-male-rant-flood-woman-phd-post-on-x-men-are-not-impressed-1764065391169">'Degree on That Chick’ trend goes viral after bizarre male rant on woman's PhD post: 'Men aren't impressed...'</a><h2>Women recount horrifying and humiliating ordeal</h2> Some of the victims have detailed their ordeal at the hands of Negre, who sought to abuse and control them by drugging them and then not forcing them to continue with the walking interviews. The women said they experienced dizziness and trembled, and were left feeling humiliated. Marketing expert Sylvie Delezenne recalled that she travelled to Paris in 2015, where Nègre took her around the Tuileries gardens for the interview. She was forced to continue to walk as she started feeling ill and was denied a toilet break. She was forced to relieve herself beside a tunnel while Nègre covered her with his jacket. The episode left her devastated, she said.Anaïs de Vos, another candidate Nègre interviewed, wet herself while struggling to reach the toilet of a cafe. She alleged that he locked gaze with her and asked whether she "needed a wee". However, he refused to let her go, leading to the humiliating consequence.&nbsp;

A former French civil servant abused women by drugging them with an object that made them lose control of their bladders. He didn't allow them to use the toilet, leading them to either peeing in the open or wetting themselves. Lawyers say he did this as a "sexual fantasy”. 

A French official has been accused of drug-facilitated abuse of over 200 women by spiking their drinks before taking them on walking job interviews. The powerful diuretic would make them lose bladder control, forcing some of them to pee in the open while others wet themselves. Christian Nègre didn't allow them to use the toilet, making their situation worse. He has held senior positions at France's culture ministry and would interview women for ministry roles. The man reportedly kept a spreadsheet labelled "Experiments", with the dates, doses and the reactions of these women, Daily Mail reported. Allegations against Nègre first came to light in 2018 after a colleague accused him of trying to photograph a senior official's legs. Later, the police found that he had been carrying out a form of abuse called "chemical submission". While he was removed from the government position in 2019, he continues to work in the private sector as the case drags on. The lawyers representing the women are angry at the six-year-long delay in getting them justice. Many victims say the long wait has left them angry and exhausted. Another said she was diagnosed with PTSD and stopped applying for jobs. Louise Beriot, a lawyer for several of the women, said, Nègre did all this under the pretext of a "sexual fantasy”. "This is about power and domination over women’s bodies … through humiliation and control." Unions say it reeks of a "systemic problem" as no action was taken against him following complaints that he took pictures of women's legs during meetings. Also Read: 'Degree on That Chick’ trend goes viral after bizarre male rant on woman's PhD post: 'Men aren't impressed...' Women recount horrifying and humiliating ordeal Some of the victims have detailed their ordeal at the hands of Negre, who sought to abuse and control them by drugging them and then not forcing them to continue with the walking interviews. The women said they experienced dizziness and trembled, and were left feeling humiliated. Marketing expert Sylvie Delezenne recalled that she travelled to Paris in 2015, where Nègre took her around the Tuileries gardens for the interview. She was forced to continue to walk as she started feeling ill and was denied a toilet break. She was forced to relieve herself beside a tunnel while Nègre covered her with his jacket. The episode left her devastated, she said. Anaïs de Vos, another candidate Nègre interviewed, wet herself while struggling to reach the toilet of a cafe. She alleged that he locked gaze with her and asked whether she "needed a wee". However, he refused to let her go, leading to the humiliating consequence.

A former French civil servant abused women by drugging them with an object that made them lose control of their bladders. He didn't allow them to use the toilet, leading them to either peeing in the open or wetting themselves. Lawyers say he did this as a "sexual fantasy”.&nbsp;

French official allegedly drugged 200-plus women to force them to pee — ‘sexual fantasy’ scheme exposed

The contestant named World's Strongest Woman was stripped of the title after the competition officials found out that the winner was born male. The competition rules clearly stipulate that one can only participate in the category aligned with their biological sex. Jammie Booker was disqualified on Tuesday after organisers learned that she was a “biological male.” How they learnt about it was not revealed at the time. Later, pornographic images and videos emerged online showing her performing sex acts, the Daily Mail reported. The hardcore porn videos are described as “being performed by a trans woman.” It is not clear when Booker transitioned. The title has now been awarded to Andrea Thompson, who was named the first runner-up. After Booker won, internet sleuths dug up videos that showed she was once a hardcore porn star. This included John Dorsey, the New York influencer who goes by the name Good.&nbsp;The videos linked her to an adult film star who goes by “Jammie Jay.” A profile on IAFD — the internet adult film database – lists Booker's gender as a "trans woman." Her porn profile lists explicit full-sex movies and mentions that she was nominated for the Trans Erotica Awards Show in 2020 and 2022. One of the images shared showed the performer holding her chest and sticking out her tongue while wearing bright red lipstick.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/porn-fetish-market-thrives-on-hacked-cctv-footage-from-gujarat-hospital-india-s-privacy-nightmare-exposed-1762241445749">Porn fetish market thrives on hacked CCTV footage from Gujarat hospital — India's privacy nightmare EXPOSED</a>&nbsp;Thompson told Daily Mail that the pictures and videos were "very explicit" and "obviously put her gender into question." The organisers were horrified to learn of Booker's past and reportedly gave her 24 hours to get back to them, "just to say, yes, no, whatever, just to confirm or deny, and she didn’t get back to them,” Thompson said. She added that no one suspected a thing since the competition attracts "women of all shapes and sizes," and many of them look "masculine." Thompson is happy to become the rightful winner of the title, but is annoyed that she didn't get to really bask in the win at the time. Booker is yet to publicly comment on the matter.<h2> YouTube video of Booker calling herself "trans woman"</h2> Earlier, a YouTube video uploaded from supposedly Booker's channel in September 2017 showed her saying, "Everyone is dying to tell their own story, and I am obviously no exception to that. I'm a 21-year-old trans woman with a history of abuse, struggling to stay true to herself while under the rule of her religious parents," Daily Mail reported. Rebecca Roberts, a three-time winner of World's Strongest Woman, also claimed that no one knew about Booker's background. On Monday night, Roberts posted a picture on Instagram which read "protect women's sports." She added, "This isn't about identity. It isn't about politics. It's about the undeniable physical differences that exist in strength-based sports."&nbsp;

The contestant named World's Strongest Woman is actually a trans woman who was once a hardcore porn star. After Jammie Booker won the title, people started sharing images and videos of her performing sex acts in porn videos. She has been stripped of the title.

The contestant named World's Strongest Woman was stripped of the title after the competition officials found out that the winner was born male. The competition rules clearly stipulate that one can only participate in the category aligned with their biological sex. Jammie Booker was disqualified on Tuesday after organisers learned that she was a “biological male.” How they learnt about it was not revealed at the time. Later, pornographic images and videos emerged online showing her performing sex acts, the Daily Mail reported. The hardcore porn videos are described as “being performed by a trans woman.” It is not clear when Booker transitioned. The title has now been awarded to Andrea Thompson, who was named the first runner-up. After Booker won, internet sleuths dug up videos that showed she was once a hardcore porn star. This included John Dorsey, the New York influencer who goes by the name Good. The videos linked her to an adult film star who goes by “Jammie Jay.” A profile on IAFD — the internet adult film database – lists Booker's gender as a "trans woman." Her porn profile lists explicit full-sex movies and mentions that she was nominated for the Trans Erotica Awards Show in 2020 and 2022. One of the images shared showed the performer holding her chest and sticking out her tongue while wearing bright red lipstick. Also Read: Porn fetish market thrives on hacked CCTV footage from Gujarat hospital — India's privacy nightmare EXPOSED Thompson told Daily Mail that the pictures and videos were "very explicit" and "obviously put her gender into question." The organisers were horrified to learn of Booker's past and reportedly gave her 24 hours to get back to them, "just to say, yes, no, whatever, just to confirm or deny, and she didn’t get back to them,” Thompson said. She added that no one suspected a thing since the competition attracts "women of all shapes and sizes," and many of them look "masculine." Thompson is happy to become the rightful winner of the title, but is annoyed that she didn't get to really bask in the win at the time. Booker is yet to publicly comment on the matter. YouTube video of Booker calling herself "trans woman" Earlier, a YouTube video uploaded from supposedly Booker's channel in September 2017 showed her saying, "Everyone is dying to tell their own story, and I am obviously no exception to that. I'm a 21-year-old trans woman with a history of abuse, struggling to stay true to herself while under the rule of her religious parents," Daily Mail reported. Rebecca Roberts, a three-time winner of World's Strongest Woman, also claimed that no one knew about Booker's background. On Monday night, Roberts posted a picture on Instagram which read "protect women's sports." She added, "This isn't about identity. It isn't about politics. It's about the undeniable physical differences that exist in strength-based sports."

The contestant named World's Strongest Woman is actually a trans woman who was once a hardcore porn star. After Jammie Booker won the title, people started sharing images and videos of her performing sex acts in porn videos. She has been stripped of the title.

Graphic porn videos of 'World's Strongest Woman' revealed she was born a man, leading to disqualification

A woman became the target of a flurry of sexist comments after she shared a photo of herself, informing everyone that she had completed her PhD at the prestigious Oxford University. A section of men seemingly took it as an opportunity to attack her, calling her a "cat lady" and that "men aren't impressed by degrees", news.com.au reported. Dr Juliet Turner, an ecologist and biologist, shared an X post about her academic milestone on November 15. It soon turned into a bashing ground for insecure men. Her thesis was about the evolution of co-operation and the division of labour in insects. “I passed my viva exam! After four years of research, I successfully defended my thesis. You can call me doctor,” she wrote. Her friends and family congratulated Turner on her achievement. However, a section of men started posting nasty messages, telling her that men aren't impressed with degrees.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/-good-breeder-20-years-younger-but-you-can-t-be-a-scorpio-79-year-old-baronet-s-bizarre-wife-hunt-1764053493586">'Good breeder’, younger the better, but can’t be a Scorpio — 79-year-old Baronet’s bizarre wife-hunt</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">🎊 I passed my viva exam! After ~4 years of research, I successfully defended my thesis. You can call me Doctor 😎 <a href="https://t.co/U9UUKucGxX">pic.twitter.com/U9UUKucGxX</a>&mdash; Dr Juliet Turner (@juliet_turner6) <a href="https://twitter.com/juliet_turner6/status/1989402428169765191?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 14, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">POV: you are a young woman celebrating a recent academic success <a href="https://t.co/x8aZJvl4ZG">pic.twitter.com/x8aZJvl4ZG</a>&mdash; Dr Juliet Turner (@juliet_turner6) <a href="https://twitter.com/juliet_turner6/status/1990495706965291147?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 17, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Weird male backlash on woman's PhD post</h2>“Just look at that degree on that chick. Said no man ever,” one wrote. “No grandmother on her deathbed was ever asked, so what was your thesis on?” Another male user wrote. Others took it as a chance to tell her that she should be having babies instead of making academic headway. “Them eggs aren’t getting any younger,” a user wrote, with another saying, “Congrats on successfully becoming a biologist but failing at biology. You are 30 years old with no kids or husband. A genetic dead-end."&nbsp;The vile comments didn't end here, and someone referred to her as a "cat lady" who could have had several babies during the time the 27-year-old spent getting her PhD. Turner was left dumbfounded by the nasty comments on her post that has since garnered millions of views. She posted screenshots of some of the worst comments, writing, “POV: you are a young woman celebrating a recent academic success.” Taking a shot at all these men, Turner wrote that she would have been devastated if her "motivation for getting a PhD was to impress this guy and women-hating friends." She wrote, "Thankfully, it was not. So I can just laugh about it instead."&nbsp;As the post went viral, several women came out in support of Turner. They started sharing their own degrees in response to the nasty comments. The ‘Degree on That Chick’ trend has gone viral on X with women from around the world and various fields showing solidarity with women in academics.

Degree on That Chick trend: Juliet Turner completed her PhD from Oxford University and shared her achievement on social media. A section of men started commenting with crazy rants about how men do not care for degrees and that she was better off having kids than studying. 

A woman became the target of a flurry of sexist comments after she shared a photo of herself, informing everyone that she had completed her PhD at the prestigious Oxford University. A section of men seemingly took it as an opportunity to attack her, calling her a "cat lady" and that "men aren't impressed by degrees", news.com.au reported. Dr Juliet Turner, an ecologist and biologist, shared an X post about her academic milestone on November 15. It soon turned into a bashing ground for insecure men. Her thesis was about the evolution of co-operation and the division of labour in insects. “I passed my viva exam! After four years of research, I successfully defended my thesis. You can call me doctor,” she wrote. Her friends and family congratulated Turner on her achievement. However, a section of men started posting nasty messages, telling her that men aren't impressed with degrees. Also Read: 'Good breeder’, younger the better, but can’t be a Scorpio — 79-year-old Baronet’s bizarre wife-hunt

Degree on That Chick trend: Juliet Turner completed her PhD from Oxford University and shared her achievement on social media. A section of men started commenting with crazy rants about how men do not care for degrees and that she was better off having kids than studying.&nbsp;

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A British aristocrat is looking for a wife. He is 79 years old and is willing to pay &nbsp;£50,000 a year. But first, you need to meet his long list of demands, which includes being a "good breeder", not being a Scorpio and someone who doesn't read the Guardian. You also need to be under 60 years of age. Sir Benjamin Slade is looking for wife as he nears the age of 80, but has an exhaustive list of criteria for her new mate. She should be at least 20 years younger to him and be able to give him two male heirs. "I can have two sons, three would be better, but if I get two sons that saves the situation," he said, as per Daily Mail. She has to be a "lady of the house", and will have to run the house. " People think that it is sexist. Jane Austen said if you got a big house, you need a wife."&nbsp;The details get extremely stiff from hereon. The woman should be taller than 5ft 6inches, should not read the Guardian, her sunsign should not be Scorpio and must have a shotgun and driving license. If she has a helicopter license, that would up the ante in her favour. To ensure that they are both "similar people", the woman should not belong to a country whose name starts with the letter "I". So, that rules out India, Italy, Ireland, Iran, Indonesia and the Ivory Coast, among others. "I don't mind Canadians, Americans, Germans and Northern Europeans - what I like to call similar people. I don't think marrying an Eskimo is for me," Sir Benjamin, a baronet descended from Charles II, said.&nbsp;<h2>Woman should be social, and able to run castles</h2>Her social skills should also be top-notch. He is looking for someone who loves ballroom dancing and fits in his lifestyle since he goes out a lot. She should also know how to play bridge and backgammon, have a flair for administration and can run two castles. Estate, legal and accountancy training "would be useful". Slade already has a daughter with 34-year-old former child author Sahara Sunday Spain, but needs male heirs to pass on his estate.&nbsp;<h2>Why he wants a younger woman?</h2>The age criterion is to avoid inheritance tax, for which he needs a younger woman who can be insured and live longer. "Death tax is 40 per cent and the only way I can pass the estate and art collection, etc on is to leave it to the wife tax-free," he said. She will "receive a financial percentage for passing it on." He added, "She would also have to be insured, that's why we need a lady at least 20 years younger than me, as I cannot insure an older wife, so the younger the better."

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Sir Benjamin Slade, a baronet descended from Charles II, is 79 years old and looking for a wife who is at least 20 years younger. She should not be from a country whose name starts with “I” and should meet a long list of other criteria.

A British aristocrat is looking for a wife. He is 79 years old and is willing to pay £50,000 a year. But first, you need to meet his long list of demands, which includes being a "good breeder", not being a Scorpio and someone who doesn't read the Guardian. You also need to be under 60 years of age. Sir Benjamin Slade is looking for wife as he nears the age of 80, but has an exhaustive list of criteria for her new mate. She should be at least 20 years younger to him and be able to give him two male heirs. "I can have two sons, three would be better, but if I get two sons that saves the situation," he said, as per Daily Mail. She has to be a "lady of the house", and will have to run the house. " People think that it is sexist. Jane Austen said if you got a big house, you need a wife." The details get extremely stiff from hereon. The woman should be taller than 5ft 6inches, should not read the Guardian, her sunsign should not be Scorpio and must have a shotgun and driving license. If she has a helicopter license, that would up the ante in her favour. To ensure that they are both "similar people", the woman should not belong to a country whose name starts with the letter "I". So, that rules out India, Italy, Ireland, Iran, Indonesia and the Ivory Coast, among others. "I don't mind Canadians, Americans, Germans and Northern Europeans - what I like to call similar people. I don't think marrying an Eskimo is for me," Sir Benjamin, a baronet descended from Charles II, said. Woman should be social, and able to run castles Her social skills should also be top-notch. He is looking for someone who loves ballroom dancing and fits in his lifestyle since he goes out a lot. She should also know how to play bridge and backgammon, have a flair for administration and can run two castles. Estate, legal and accountancy training "would be useful". Slade already has a daughter with 34-year-old former child author Sahara Sunday Spain, but needs male heirs to pass on his estate. Why he wants a younger woman? The age criterion is to avoid inheritance tax, for which he needs a younger woman who can be insured and live longer. "Death tax is 40 per cent and the only way I can pass the estate and art collection, etc on is to leave it to the wife tax-free," he said. She will "receive a financial percentage for passing it on." He added, "She would also have to be insured, that's why we need a lady at least 20 years younger than me, as I cannot insure an older wife, so the younger the better."

Sir Benjamin Slade, a baronet descended from Charles II, is 79 years old and looking for a wife who is at least 20 years younger. She should not be from a country whose name starts with “I” and should meet a long list of other criteria.

'Good breeder’, younger the better, but can’t be a Scorpio — 79-year-old Baronet’s bizarre wife-hunt

A man in Italy changed his physical appearance to emulate his dead mother to gain pension benefits. He did the make-up and dressed in such a way that he bore an uncanny resemblance to the woman. He was even able to fool the authorities into renewing her ID. The unnamed 56-year-old man is unemployed, and after his mother passed away three years ago, he stashed the body inside their home. He continued to take pension benefits and more by dressing up just like his mother. The local media has dubbed the case “Mrs Doubtfire scandal", the movie where Robin Williams' character dressed up as a woman. &nbsp;Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera reported that by the time authorities finally understood what was going on, his mother's body had mummified.&nbsp;<h2>The man got her mother's ID renewed after her death</h2>Graziella Dall’Oglio passed away at 82 years old, but her death was never reported. Her son put her dead body into a sleeping bag and hid it in the laundry room. The man impersonated his dead mother to cash her pension. Every little detail was followed to the T, including her makeup and hairstyle. The pictures shared by authorities show a striking similarity between the son and her mother. He also renewed her identity card at a government office, and no one suspected a thing. The newspaper reported that he collected $61,000 every year from her pension and a property portfolio of three houses.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/japanese-man-hid-fathers-dead-body-for-2-years-continued-to-draw-his-pension-9005329">Japanese man hid father's dead body for 2 years, continued to draw his pension</a>&nbsp;However, his luck ran out when a government employee noticed his “masculine features” and carefully noted his "low voice and thick neck." &nbsp;He informed the authorities, who compared his photos with his mother's and finally learned that the man had conned him. They searched his house and found Dall’Oglio's mummified body. Francesco Aporti, the mayor of Borgo Virgilio, told the newspaper that she probably died of natural causes, although the exact cause will be established by the postmortem. "It is a very strange story and very, very sad,” he said. Her son is being investigated for illegally concealing a body and benefit fraud.

A man in Italy hid her dead mother's body for three years, dressed up like her and collected her pension and other benefits. He even managed to get an ID renewed as his ruse went unnoticed because of the meticulous makeup and other details he carefully followed.

A man in Italy changed his physical appearance to emulate his dead mother to gain pension benefits. He did the make-up and dressed in such a way that he bore an uncanny resemblance to the woman. He was even able to fool the authorities into renewing her ID. The unnamed 56-year-old man is unemployed, and after his mother passed away three years ago, he stashed the body inside their home. He continued to take pension benefits and more by dressing up just like his mother. The local media has dubbed the case “Mrs Doubtfire scandal", the movie where Robin Williams' character dressed up as a woman. Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera reported that by the time authorities finally understood what was going on, his mother's body had mummified. The man got her mother's ID renewed after her death Graziella Dall’Oglio passed away at 82 years old, but her death was never reported. Her son put her dead body into a sleeping bag and hid it in the laundry room. The man impersonated his dead mother to cash her pension. Every little detail was followed to the T, including her makeup and hairstyle. The pictures shared by authorities show a striking similarity between the son and her mother. He also renewed her identity card at a government office, and no one suspected a thing. The newspaper reported that he collected $61,000 every year from her pension and a property portfolio of three houses. Also Read: Japanese man hid father's dead body for 2 years, continued to draw his pension However, his luck ran out when a government employee noticed his “masculine features” and carefully noted his "low voice and thick neck." He informed the authorities, who compared his photos with his mother's and finally learned that the man had conned him. They searched his house and found Dall’Oglio's mummified body. Francesco Aporti, the mayor of Borgo Virgilio, told the newspaper that she probably died of natural causes, although the exact cause will be established by the postmortem. "It is a very strange story and very, very sad,” he said. Her son is being investigated for illegally concealing a body and benefit fraud.

A man in Italy hid her dead mother's body for three years, dressed up like her and collected her pension and other benefits. He even managed to get an ID renewed as his ruse went unnoticed because of the meticulous makeup and other details he carefully followed.

'Mrs Doubtfire scandal' rocks Italy as man impersonates dead mother, even gets her ID renewed

A 68-year-old New York woman is in a custody battle for her 14th and 15th children, who were born in 2023. MaryBeth Lewis gave birth to her 13th child at the age of 62. Her husband Bob did not want to have any more children, but she is accused of forging his signature to have two more kids who are now in foster care because of a legal battle, People reported. MaryBeth had her eighth child in 2010 and made headlines. She told The East Aurora Advertiser at the time, “That first child was the biggest change. After that, they kind of fell into place,” People reported. The couple had no plans to have any more children, but the family continued to grow, and she gave birth to twin sons in 2012, then another pair of twins in 2016, her 11th and 12th children, at the age of 59. She also had another child. According to The New York Times, while the first five pregnancies were natural, all of the later ones were through in vitro fertilisation, where they used a mix of their own embryos as well as donor eggs and sperm. She carried all the babies herself, and used a surrogate for the 14th and 15th kids. However, only this time, she kept her husband in the dark.<h2>The woman fooled the IVF clinic, her husband and a judge</h2>In 2023, she tricked the IVF clinic into believing that her husband was on board with the procedure, and later even pretended to be her husband during an online hearing of their case in Steuben County. MaryBeth forged Bob’s signature on their surrogacy agreement, a likely violation of state law, since such a procedure requires the consent of both parents. Bob did not want any more children, but MaryBeth claims he was initially fine with it. However, she decided to have the babies through surrogacy. The pregnancy took, and she hid it from her husband.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/sister-saw-her-brother-sleeping-in-bed-he-had-died-3-days-ago-in-a-drowning-accident-far-from-home-1763551542287">Sister saw her brother 'sleeping' in bed. He had died 3 days ago in a drowning accident far from home</a>&nbsp;During a Zoom hearing in 2023 to obtain the parentage order, she impersonated her husband by keeping the camera off. NYT reported, "She logged on with a separate account for Bob and kept the camera turned off. When the judge addressed him, MaryBeth says she grunted in assent." But he came across the parentage order in the mail days later and was furious. He then spoke to the attorney his wife had hired, who approached a judge. MaryBeth is now entangled in legal proceedings.&nbsp;&nbsp;In 2023, she was indicted for forgery in the second degree, criminal impersonation in the first degree, perjury in the second degree and attempted kidnapping in the second degree.She is also involved in a custody battle for the boy and the girl. The paper reported that MaryBeth declined two plea offers in order to continue her fight for custody, and her husband is now on her side. The matter is still pending, and according to the publication, "a new judge has ruled that they are the legal parents of the two young children, but now their foster parents are appealing."&nbsp;

A woman in New York gave birth to her 13th child at the age of 62 and later had two more through surrogacy. She fooled her husband and the IVF clinic to have her 14th and 15th kids, and is now involved in a custody battle with the foster parents, besides being charged with other crimes. 

A 68-year-old New York woman is in a custody battle for her 14th and 15th children, who were born in 2023. MaryBeth Lewis gave birth to her 13th child at the age of 62. Her husband Bob did not want to have any more children, but she is accused of forging his signature to have two more kids who are now in foster care because of a legal battle, People reported. MaryBeth had her eighth child in 2010 and made headlines. She told The East Aurora Advertiser at the time, “That first child was the biggest change. After that, they kind of fell into place,” People reported. The couple had no plans to have any more children, but the family continued to grow, and she gave birth to twin sons in 2012, then another pair of twins in 2016, her 11th and 12th children, at the age of 59. She also had another child. According to The New York Times, while the first five pregnancies were natural, all of the later ones were through in vitro fertilisation, where they used a mix of their own embryos as well as donor eggs and sperm. She carried all the babies herself, and used a surrogate for the 14th and 15th kids. However, only this time, she kept her husband in the dark. The woman fooled the IVF clinic, her husband and a judge In 2023, she tricked the IVF clinic into believing that her husband was on board with the procedure, and later even pretended to be her husband during an online hearing of their case in Steuben County. MaryBeth forged Bob’s signature on their surrogacy agreement, a likely violation of state law, since such a procedure requires the consent of both parents. Bob did not want any more children, but MaryBeth claims he was initially fine with it. However, she decided to have the babies through surrogacy. The pregnancy took, and she hid it from her husband. Also Read: Sister saw her brother 'sleeping' in bed. He had died 3 days ago in a drowning accident far from home During a Zoom hearing in 2023 to obtain the parentage order, she impersonated her husband by keeping the camera off. NYT reported, "She logged on with a separate account for Bob and kept the camera turned off. When the judge addressed him, MaryBeth says she grunted in assent." But he came across the parentage order in the mail days later and was furious. He then spoke to the attorney his wife had hired, who approached a judge. MaryBeth is now entangled in legal proceedings. In 2023, she was indicted for forgery in the second degree, criminal impersonation in the first degree, perjury in the second degree and attempted kidnapping in the second degree. She is also involved in a custody battle for the boy and the girl. The paper reported that MaryBeth declined two plea offers in order to continue her fight for custody, and her husband is now on her side. The matter is still pending, and according to the publication, "a new judge has ruled that they are the legal parents of the two young children, but now their foster parents are appealing."

A woman in New York gave birth to her 13th child at the age of 62 and later had two more through surrogacy. She fooled her husband and the IVF clinic to have her 14th and 15th kids, and is now involved in a custody battle with the foster parents, besides being charged with other crimes.&nbsp;

Woman had her 14th and 15th child, and her husband didn't even know: The insane custody battle in New York

In a shocking incident, two men in a Chinese village watched their friend drown in a reservoir, and then took his dead body home and put him in his bed to create a scene where he appeared asleep to anyone who saw him. They later said that they got scared, and so instead of informing the authorities, they tried to cover it up. The sister of the man told Chinese media outlet Lizhi News that the harrowing incident happened on September 4 in Sichuan province. A villager and his uncle invited the 38-year-old man for a swim at the reservoir. According to local reports, the unnamed man was the first to enter and drowned soon after. The other two men had not entered the water by this time. They claim they tried saving him, but he had died by the time they pulled him out. Tao, one of the two men, admitted that they panicked and did not call for help or inform the police.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/murderer-sues-for-right-to-enjoy-vegemite-at-maximum-security-australian-prison-1763457462818">Murderer demands Vegemite at maximum security prison calling denial human rights violation</a> &nbsp;<h2>They drove to his house on a bike, holding the deceased in between them</h2>The duo took him back home and put him in bed. CCTV cameras on the road captured them on the bike, with the deceased lodged between them, while the person at the back held his neck. They placed him in the bed to paint a scene where anyone who saw him would think he was asleep. They left without telling anything to the man's family. Reports suggest that none of his kin suspected anything was off and did not come to know that he had passed away for three whole days.&nbsp;His sister said that the two men came across his family members often, but none of them said a word. By the time they noticed that he was dead, the family had no chance left to see what had transpired at the reservoir since the surveillance footage from that day had already been overwritten. Investigators have ruled out any foul play, and the two men were also not found criminally responsible for what they did. However, according to Chinese law, they might have to pay compensation to the man's family. &nbsp;Tao said that they offered 80,000 yuan (US$11,000) for the funeral costs, and admitted that what they did was wrong. “We were wrong to sneak the body back without informing them,” he said, adding that the family would be right to sue them for more compensation.

A man drowned and died in a Chinese village, and his companions took him home and put him in bed so it would seem that he was sleeping. His family thought so for three days before discovering that he was not sleeping, but was dead.

In a shocking incident, two men in a Chinese village watched their friend drown in a reservoir, and then took his dead body home and put him in his bed to create a scene where he appeared asleep to anyone who saw him. They later said that they got scared, and so instead of informing the authorities, they tried to cover it up. The sister of the man told Chinese media outlet Lizhi News that the harrowing incident happened on September 4 in Sichuan province. A villager and his uncle invited the 38-year-old man for a swim at the reservoir. According to local reports, the unnamed man was the first to enter and drowned soon after. The other two men had not entered the water by this time. They claim they tried saving him, but he had died by the time they pulled him out. Tao, one of the two men, admitted that they panicked and did not call for help or inform the police. Also Read: Murderer demands Vegemite at maximum security prison calling denial human rights violation They drove to his house on a bike, holding the deceased in between them The duo took him back home and put him in bed. CCTV cameras on the road captured them on the bike, with the deceased lodged between them, while the person at the back held his neck. They placed him in the bed to paint a scene where anyone who saw him would think he was asleep. They left without telling anything to the man's family. Reports suggest that none of his kin suspected anything was off and did not come to know that he had passed away for three whole days. His sister said that the two men came across his family members often, but none of them said a word. By the time they noticed that he was dead, the family had no chance left to see what had transpired at the reservoir since the surveillance footage from that day had already been overwritten. Investigators have ruled out any foul play, and the two men were also not found criminally responsible for what they did. However, according to Chinese law, they might have to pay compensation to the man's family. Tao said that they offered 80,000 yuan (US$11,000) for the funeral costs, and admitted that what they did was wrong. “We were wrong to sneak the body back without informing them,” he said, adding that the family would be right to sue them for more compensation.

A man drowned and died in a Chinese village, and his companions took him home and put him in bed so it would seem that he was sleeping. His family thought so for three days before discovering that he was not sleeping, but was dead.

Sister saw her brother 'sleeping' in bed. He had died 3 days ago in a drowning accident far from home

A woman who claimed that her former astronaut wife accessed her bank account from space has now admitted to lying. This was said to be the first crime committed in space, only to be canned years later. Summer Worden, 50, is now facing up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for lying to federal agents. Her ex-wife, Anne McClain, is a NASA astronaut and Iraq War veteran, while Worden is a former Air Force Intelligence officer. The two have been tied in a legal tussle for a year. Worden pleaded guilty on Thursday to two counts of lying to law enforcement. In 2019, Worden claimed that McClain guessed her password and accessed her bank account in January while stationed on the International Space Station. The Federal Trade Commission and NASA's Inspector General launched an investigation into the allegation.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/phoenix-pastor-says-single-mother-w-s-don-t-deserve-church-money-1763440022193">Phoenix pastor stirs controversy, says 'single mother w****s' don't deserve church money</a> &nbsp;<h2>Worden gave the federal agents the wrong details</h2>The New York Times reported that the probe revealed that Worden had given her wife access to the accounts in 2015 since they shared finances. She was indicted and accused of lying to the agents about when she opened her account and changed her password. Worden was charged with two counts of making false statements to NASA's Office of Inspector General and to the Federal Trade Commission, according to the indictment. In 2020, she claimed that she had given the incorrect dates for when she opened the account by mistake. She further stated that she was going to change the password once the new account was created.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/frenchman-finds-rs-7-crore-worth-of-gold-treasure-buried-in-his-yard-allowed-to-keep-it-1763359475237">Frenchman finds Rs 7 crore worth of gold treasure buried in his yard, allowed to keep it</a> &nbsp;Worden had filed for divorce months after opening a personal bank account in 2018. McClain's lawyer said the account was used for family expenses, which is why she continued to access the account. But Worden accused McClain of stealing her identity and accessing it in January of 2019. But the latter claimed that she had used the account throughout their relationship, and continued to do so even after being separated, and Worden knew all about it and had never told her not to.&nbsp;Worden had a son who was born through surrogacy before they met. She did not let McClain legally adopt the boy, who petitioned in court in 2018 for shared parenting rights. She claimed in court that Worden had an explosive temper and a history of rash financial decisions. She said she accessed the account to take care of their son. &nbsp;

A woman claimed in 2019 that her astronaut wife accessed her bank account from space through fraudulent means. Turns out, it didn't happen. She has not admitted that she had fabricated the entire thing amid a dirty divorce and custody battle. 

A woman who claimed that her former astronaut wife accessed her bank account from space has now admitted to lying. This was said to be the first crime committed in space, only to be canned years later. Summer Worden, 50, is now facing up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for lying to federal agents. Her ex-wife, Anne McClain, is a NASA astronaut and Iraq War veteran, while Worden is a former Air Force Intelligence officer. The two have been tied in a legal tussle for a year. Worden pleaded guilty on Thursday to two counts of lying to law enforcement. In 2019, Worden claimed that McClain guessed her password and accessed her bank account in January while stationed on the International Space Station. The Federal Trade Commission and NASA's Inspector General launched an investigation into the allegation. Also Read: Phoenix pastor stirs controversy, says 'single mother w****s' don't deserve church money Worden gave the federal agents the wrong details The New York Times reported that the probe revealed that Worden had given her wife access to the accounts in 2015 since they shared finances. She was indicted and accused of lying to the agents about when she opened her account and changed her password. Worden was charged with two counts of making false statements to NASA's Office of Inspector General and to the Federal Trade Commission, according to the indictment. In 2020, she claimed that she had given the incorrect dates for when she opened the account by mistake. She further stated that she was going to change the password once the new account was created. Also Read: Frenchman finds Rs 7 crore worth of gold treasure buried in his yard, allowed to keep it Worden had filed for divorce months after opening a personal bank account in 2018. McClain's lawyer said the account was used for family expenses, which is why she continued to access the account. But Worden accused McClain of stealing her identity and accessing it in January of 2019. But the latter claimed that she had used the account throughout their relationship, and continued to do so even after being separated, and Worden knew all about it and had never told her not to. Worden had a son who was born through surrogacy before they met. She did not let McClain legally adopt the boy, who petitioned in court in 2018 for shared parenting rights. She claimed in court that Worden had an explosive temper and a history of rash financial decisions. She said she accessed the account to take care of their son.

A woman claimed in 2019 that her astronaut wife accessed her bank account from space through fraudulent means. Turns out, it didn't happen. She has not admitted that she had fabricated the entire thing amid a dirty divorce and custody battle.&nbsp;

First crime in space was a hoax! Woman admits she lied about astronaut ex-wife committing theft from ISS

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