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Television Jamaica published July 22, 2026: 10-Year-Old Raped And Killed In Troy Trelawny: Mob Kills Suspect. We begin this newscast by delving deeper into the tragic story of the 10 year old girl who was raped and killed in Troy, Trelawny Tuesday Evening allegedly by her cousin.
This evening her family members share the chilling details of what they believe was a targeted attack by a serial rapist.
We were told the suspect who was killed by a mob, was also helping sesarch for the child.
Television Jamaica published July 24, 2026: Residents set Fire to House of Suspect Accused of Killing 10-Year-Old. Ongoing tension in Troy, Trelawny, is escalating rapidly following the brutal rape and murder of 10-year-old Shani Coke and the mob killing of the suspect.
After Thursday's protest, the police were again called to the community after arsonists set the suspect's house on fire.
TVJ News was informed that the incident followed the arrest of a resident in the community.
Television Jamaica published July 25, 2026: Troy Serial Rapist? Victim Speaks Out. This evening, we hear from one of the victims of the alleged serial rapist in Troy, Trelawny, who was killed by a mob on Tuesday.
The woman told TVJ News that she and her children had been frequently targeted by the man over the past eight years, and that her reports had fallen on deaf ears.
TROY, Trelawny — Still mourning the murder of 10-year-old Shani “Kaidra” Coke on Tuesday residents of the usually quiet district took to the streets on Thursday after one of their own was reportedly arrested by the police in connection with the mob killing of the man believed to have attacked her.
According to residents the man was taken into custody by the police who are probing the death of Shani and the fatal attack on the suspected child killer Delroy Coke, and the brutal beating of his father.
The placard-bearing residents used debris to block the Troy main road — which links part of south Trelawny to northern Manchester — as they charged that the police had no reason to arrest the man, whose identity has not been released.
The residents also expressed their anger at the murder of Shani.
“We want justice. Protect our children. Children are the future. Let us protect them. The justice system failed us. We want justice for the brutal murder of Shani,” some of the placards read, while other called for the freeing of the man they said had been taken into custody.
Some of the protesters also took to social media platform TikTok to express their frustration and disgust.
“We a protest, because the police lock up a man and we want him to be freed…. We want justice,” one of the protesting residents told the Jamaica Observer.
Shani partially nude body was found with her throat slashed in bushes on Tuesday. Police said following the discovery of the child’s body, there was a mob attack on the father and son in the community.
Residents told the Observer that the two men are Shani’s relatives. They accused the son of raping and killing the child. He was beaten, chopped and stoned to death, while his father was left with major wounds.
When contacted head of the police Area One Assistant Commissioner Glenford Miller said the investigators are seeking those involved in the mob attack.
“I know we are investigating to know who were the persons involved in that mob killing. I cannot say at this time if we have made any arrests,” Miller said mid-morning on Thursday. Subsequent efforts to get a further update were unsuccessful up to press time.
A heavy pall of gloom and anger clouded over Troy on Thursday with one resident telling the
Observer that the community remains grief-stricken.
“The whole of Troy is in mourning. We can’t stop thinking about the little girl and how she died so awful,” said the resident who requested anonymity.
According to a police report, as well as the account of residents, mid-afternoon Tuesday, Shani was walking home from a shop along a roadway near her home when she was abducted.
Later, a farmer, who had gone in search of his cow after hearing strange sounds from bushes, made the grisly discovery and raised an alarm.
On Wednesday relatives remembered the child for her brilliance and radiant smile.
“All last week she got her certificate to show her brilliance. When you look at her you see the next doctor, lawyer, and they just took her life, just cut her off. Right now we are devastated. Right now we don’t know our head from our feet. Last night [Tuesday] we nuh sleep. This is traumatising. Maybe Kaidra was going to come and take her mother out of poverty and they cut her life short and kill her,” her aunt Shawna Williams-Stevens said before breaking down in tears.
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) says it is horrified and deeply saddened by the tragic murder of 10-year-old Shani Coke, whose partially nude body was discovered with her throat slashed along a dirt track in bushes in the Tyre district near Troy, Trelawny.
In a statement issued on Wednesday, the agency described the tragedy as a painful reminder that too many of Jamaica’s children continue to fall victim to horrific acts of violence perpetrated by adults who should be protecting them.
The CPFSA stressed that every child has the right to grow up in a safe, nurturing environment where they are protected, valued and allowed to realise their full potential.
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the CPFSA, Laurette Adams Thomas, said the agency mourns with the child’s family and the wider community as they grapple with this heartbreaking tragedy.
“There are simply no words that can lessen the pain of this tragedy. This 10-year-old child should have been given the opportunity to fulfil her dreams; her parents should have been given the chance to see her graduate from primary school, from university, to see her walk down the aisle…Instead, she was made to become a statistic, another victim of unspeakable violence. We cannot continue to accept these horrific acts as a normal part of our society. Every time a child is abused or murdered, we fail in our collective duty to protect those who depend on us most,” she said.
She further stated that the tragedy must also serve as a national call to action and urged every Jamaican to reject the culture of violence against children and instead embrace our shared responsibility to safeguard their well-being.
“This must be a turning point for Jamaica. We must cultivate an environment where the protection of our children is an immediate priority, transcending the rhetoric that simply designates them as the future. Every child is precious, every life has immeasurable value, and every adult has a responsibility to intervene, to report abuse, to speak up and to act. If we truly believe that our children are our greatest asset, then our actions must begin to reflect those words,” she said.
“Jungle justice, however, is not the appropriate form of intervention and is not supported by the CPFSA,” the CEO continued.
The agency said first responders are on the ground conducting an investigation to determine whether there are other children connected to the family whose safety and well-being require immediate intervention.
It said the officers are also assessing the psychosocial needs of the victim’s family and stand ready to provide the necessary support.
CBS News published Videos capture moment 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit Japan and its aftermath. A deadly 7.1 magnitude earthquake rattled southern Japan on Tuesday, collapsing buildings and sparking fires. These videos show the moment the quake struck and the destruction it left behind.
DW News published July 28, 2026: Powerful earthquake hits near Kumamoto city in southern Japan. A powerful earthquake has hit the southern Japanese island of Kyushu. The epicenter was just south of the city of Kumamoto. There are initial reports of at least 50 people injured and damage to roads and houses - as well as people trapped in a shopping mall in the city following an explosion. DW's Biresh Banerjee speaks to journalist Martin Fritz in Japan for the latest.
BBC News published July 28, 2026: People trapped inside Japan shopping centre after earthquake. Several people are trapped inside a shopping centre after a strong earthquake hit south-west Japan, officials say.
Some local media reports that there was an explosion at the Aeon Mall in Kumamoto, following the magnitude 7.1 earthquake.
The quake hit inland on Kyushu island at 16:27 local time (07:27 GMT), with more than 150,000 people being told to move to evacuation shelters. There was a brief tsunami warning that was lifted within the hour.
Emergency services said "many people" were trapped inside the Aeon Mall in the Kumamoto region.
The number of people who have died after a powerful earthquake hit southwestern Japan has risen to 34, authorities in Kumamoto prefecture said on Thursday.
Rescuers are still working to find survivors after the magnitude 6.8 earthquake hit Kumamoto prefecture on Kyushu island on Tuesday, causing widespread damage to houses and power lines.
Several people died after part of a shopping centre collapsed and an explosion ripped through the mall about an hour later.
Thousands of displaced residents are now staying in evacuation centres - though the challenge is to keep them cool and hydrated as the region battles sweltering heat.
Temperatures could reach 39C in the prefecture in the coming days, according to forecasts, with officials urging survivors and rescuers to take precautions against heatstroke.
On Wednesday, Japan's defence minister Shinjiro Koizumi announced the delivery of 300 air conditioners to Kumamoto, with 150 of the units bound for evacuation centres.
Around 9,000 displaced residents have been put up in evacuation centres, and more than 30,000 households were out of power as of Wednesday.
Yukiya Sanoue, who works at one of the centres, told the BBC that heat stroke was the biggest concern at his facility, which hosts about 1,000 people. About 30% of the people at his evacuation centre are senior citizens.
He said their electricity and water supplies had stopped since the earthquake, and the centre had been without air conditioning until Wednesday afternoon when they received a generator.
Quite a few people are suffering from conditions similar to heatstroke, and several have been taken to hospital, he said.
More than 100 aftershocks have been recorded since the initial quake, and many have taken to sleeping in their cars for fear of further tremors.
Thousands of personnel have been deployed for search-and-rescue operations. Many are digging through rubble at Kashima's Aeon shopping centre, one of the worst-hit buildings where a portion of the second floor collapsed.
The mall was also rocked by an explosion about an hour after the initial quake.
The president of Aeon said it was "very likely" a gas explosion, though the cause of the blast remains under investigation.
A cat cafe inside the mall said on Wednesday that its 25 cats, which had been left behind during the chaos of the quake, had all since been safely rescued.
The quake-hit Aeon mall in Kumamoto had just reopened last month as a revamped shopping complex. It had previously been damaged during a series of strong earthquakes in April 2016, which killed 278 people in the region.
Rescuers were also combing a Nippon Paper factory in Yatsushiro city, where at least five people have died after the factory partially collapsed during the quake.
Eleven people were trapped in the building, seven of whom have been rescued so far, Nippon Paper said in a statement on Wednesday.
The quake, which had a shallow depth of 10km (six miles), shocked residents across Kumamoto.
Hiroko Ogata, a 75-year-old restaurant owner in the city of Yatsushiro, told the BBC she hid under a table at her restaurant when the quake struck and swayed violently along with it.
"I have lived here for 75 years, but I have never experienced such a big quake," she said. "I thought I would die."
Warren Hudson was interviewed by Officer Tatum in an attempt to exonerate himself. However, he actually incriminates himself throughout that interview. And I want to make clear that it was the authorites, mainly the local Sherrif who announced ONE HOUR AFTER Nolan Wells body was found 2 days later mind you the morning of July 6th, that Nolan Wells case "was an accidental drowning" and "no signs of foul play" MERELY BASED ON him talking to Warren and the other people that went to Horn island on that boat with Nolan Wells. Sure, these people are considered witnesses. But if Nolan was left behind by these "friends", then how would they know it was an accidently drowning and no signs of foul play if they were not with Nolan? Come on. AND MORE IMPORTANTLY, how would the local Sheriff? If Nolan was left behind wouldn't the Sheriff want to know who Nolan was last with on that island? or wouldn't the Sheriff want to know if Nolan left on another boat who was Nolan with? Wouldn't the local Sheriff want to wait for an official autopsy before making that conclusion an hour after finding Nolan's body on the shore not floating in the water. Nolan's body was on the shore right at the water line according to United Cajun Navy leader who also added that it appeared Nolan's body did not look bloated after Nolan was supposedly at sea for 2 days. According to Google AI, warm water like the water around Horn Island, speeds up the bloating process and outer layers of the skin start to peel off for being in the water for 2 days. And no mention of how the marine scavengers affected Nolan's body in the sea off of Horn Island, MS and after Nolan's body supposedly washed up on the shore.
1) What stood out to me was when Warren said his buddy was shouting at Nolan to get on the f-ing boat several times because the boat was sinking and they needed to leave. Then added that Nolan said he was going stay behind to leave on another boat. But then Warren totally contradicts himself when he brought up that his buddy who knows Katy called Katy to find out if Nolan was with her and she told his buddy that the last time she (Katy) saw Nolan was around 3pm when they were shouting at Nolan to get on the boat and Katy said that's when Nolan said good-bye to her because he had to get on the boat.
2) If you were going to stay behind to hang out with other friends and leave with other friends, wouldn't you make sure you grabbed your belongings from the boat you came on? Wouldn't you especially grab your cell phone and house/car keys from the boat you came on? Because when you get back to the mainland, you're going to need your cell phone to call for a ride back home or to pick up your car or to call your mom to check in with her? Your cell phone is your lifeline period. Just to have on you in case of emergency.
3) The distress call was made around 4:30pm on July 4th. However, as I said earlier Warren said his buddy was shouting at Nolan Wells to get on the f-ing boat because the boat was sinking AND Warren CONFIRMS in his interview with Officer Tatum that his buddy talked to Katy the next day July 5th to find out if Nolan Wells was with her and Katy said NO, the last time she saw Nolan Wells was around 3pm when his friends were shouting to get on the boat and Nolan Wells said good-bye I have to get on the boat. That means his friends boat and Katy's boat were close together. So Katy saw Nolan get on his friends boat with Warren.
4) So, ask yourselves, if the boat was sinking at the time Warren said his buddy was shouting at Nolan Wells to get on the f-ing boat which Katy said was around 3pm, first of all why the heck would they be leaving the island IF THE BOAT WAS SINKING? That makes no sense. In other words, why are you going to drive the boat into deeper water if the boat is sinking at the shore? Wouldn't you stay close to shore or at the shore so you can wait on dry land while you wait for help to get the boat towed back to the mainland? And second, Katy said Nolan left her to get on the boat at 3pm because his friends were shouting at him to get on the f-ing boat. BUT BUT BUT... the distress call was made around 4:30pm North Northwest OFF THE TIP of Horn Island. That's an hour and a half later.
5) I have a video I'm going to upload here in a minute that shows two people with nautical experience that clearly state that the boat owner and captain are liable for everyone that left the mainland on that boat on July 4th.
6) Warren made an unconscious/consious statement during the Officer Tatum interview. He said, "Why didn't Nolan just wake up." Why would he say such a thing if his story is that Nolan stayed behind to be with Katy and Nolan said he was going to catch a ride on another boat WITHOUT his cell phone and without his home/car keys.
7) I forgot to mention, Warren told Officer Tatum when they went to visit Horn Island to continue the interview, Warren said, "Obviously we were in an emergency, the boat, we were trying to save the boat. It's not like we didn't ask Nolan or we just left Nolan. Nolan decided to stay on the island with the girl that he was with AND THE GIRL IS A WITNESS TO THAT TOO." Say what? But Warren told us in another part of the Officer Tatum interview that his buddy called Katy the next day July 5th because his friend knew her to ask if Nolan was with her AND Katy told his buddy that Nolan was not with her. The last time she saw Nolan was at 3pm when the friends were yelling at Nolan to get on the f-ing boat and Nolan said good-bye I have to get on the boat.
8) Warren told Officer Tatum in the exclusive interview on Horn Island "I grabbed my cell phone when we left the beach to get on the boat with Wyatt because we were having boat issues." And in another part of the Officer Tatum interview I type a transcript of what Warren said,
"my buddy Wyatt pulled the plug and we planed off. We moved all the weight to the front of the boat to plane off. Eventually we planed off. So when you're planed off and you have water in the boat and you're hauling, we're going pretty fast, probably 40-42 mph. So all that access water that was built up on the boat was coming out of the boat. So I mean that's what we had to do. SO WE RAN INTO FORT BAYOU. We didn't run straight to my buddy's grandparents house. We ran into Fort Bayou. A couple of us jumped into the water and Wyatt, the whole reason to stop was to so Wyatt could hop in and to put the plug back in the boat. So then after that we docked it and I went back to my buddy's house and we ate and napped for a little bit. It was a long day at the island. We were all tired. Eventually we go over a girlfriend of mine she was having people over for 4th of July we're doing fireworks and stuff. We all went over there to swim and hang out. I never got in the pool. I talked to her dad for awhile. I mean all my friends were downstairs. I was upstairs talking to her dad. We were talking about boats and stuff. I mean I had been with my friends all day. I was just talking to everybody. I went back downstairs and all my friends are just hanging out. My buddy Wyatt talking about Nolan and I was just like, "Well where is Nolan have you heard from him? and he was like, "No we haven't." And I was like,"Okay well." It's a little concerning like I mean I'm not freaking out or anything but like I'm trying to find where Nolan is. So I texted Jevon and I was like hey and also a couple other buddies that I had at the island. I was like, "Hey have you all seen Nolan? Did he ride in with yall?" And all of them said no." So I texted Jevon and I was like, "Hey can you send me Ms. Christine's number?" Because I hadn't heard from Nolan and if she hasn't heard from Nolan, I'm calling the Coast Guard.
WAIT A MINUTE RIGHT THERE. How the hell does Warren think Nolan is going to be able to call anybody if they admit they kept Nolan's phone on the boat? OR I should say based on their story, they knowingly let Nolan Wells stay behind on an island without his cell phone. And Nolan's mom's friend would later retrieve Nolan's cell phone that was kept inside one of their homes. So they brought Nolan Wells' cell phone into their home from the boat.
"Jevon sends me her number. I walk down to the dock because there was a lot of people there. There's not a lot but there was probably 15 of our friends there and I was like walk down to the dock with a couple of my buddy's. I called Ms. Christine. I called her the first time she didn't answer. I called her a 2nd time and I got on the phone with her and I asked her if she heard from Nolan? She said no and I said alright don't freak out I'm going to call the Coast Guard. This was about 11 o'clock.
Officer Tatum asked Warren. So what's your intent on calling the Coast Guard? Nolan can be with a chick or he could be with somebody else. He could have gone back with somebody. What made you concern enough you felt like you couldn't wait it out anymore you had to call the Coast Guard?
"Well, I mean, like I said my friends and I had been on the water our whole life. Stuff happens. People die all the time. I know people that have died out there. And you know it's a fun place to be but it's also very very very dangerous place to be if you're not handling it right. 👈🏻🚩 And ah, Nolan, So I hadn't heard from him and obviously I'm thinking I way rather be safe than sorry. I mean I would rather call a Coast Guard a hundred times than lose my mind over it. My buddy be okay than not and me not knowing where he is and him not be okay. So I called the Coast Guard and I talked to them on the phone for like 20 minutes. Gave them a description, what Nolan was wearing, the last known place we were at, the last time I saw him, who were you with, what boat we were on, the conditions of the water. Just a summary. And ah, I called Ms. Christine back after and I talked to her and I said I got in contact with the Coast Guard. I'm not sure who she called or what she did. I think she said she was going to make a couple phone calls to either Demar or Jackson County Sheriff's office. I mean yeah, I was thinking worst case scenario. Like I mean, I you know I would way rather be safe than sorry about this you know. That's the 1st phone call at least I made and I would assume that the 1st phone call she got from anybody. Because Jevon hadn't called her and you know there's nothing wrong with that. But Jevon hadn't called her and ah, I was just worried about my friend you know stuff happens out there, boat problems, it could be anything. But um I mean there's a lot of stuff that happens out there. I was just worried about my friend."
Now you have to ask yourselves why Warren is so damn worried if they insist Nolan stayed behind on Horn island to be with Katy and Warren's friend who is there with him knows Katy. And you notice how Warren tries to throw Jevon who is one of Nolan's best friends who he grew up with under the bus. Warren had to call Jevon to get Nolan's mom's phone number. Warren didn't even have Nolan's mom's phone number. Why would Jevon need to be worried? I bet you Jevon saw Nolan Wells leave Horn Island on the boat with Warren and the rest of the friends. So there would be NO REASON for Jevon to be worried and therefore no reason for Jevon to call Nolan's mom that night on July 4th. In this same interview Warren said when he found out they found Nolan Wells body, "He was devastated because he had never experienced anything like that in his life. It was really really hard on me. It was so traumatic.". BUT BUT BUT... remember Warren said, "Well, I mean, like I said my friends and I had been on the water our whole life. Stuff happens. People die all the time. I know people that have died out there. And you know it's a fun place to be but it's also very very very dangerous place to be if you're not handling it right. 👈🏻🚩(emphasis mine)
Chronicle Speaks published July 25, 2026: Nolan Wells: Audio PROVES He Returned to the Boat? “He’s Dead!” “Nolan!” The phone call Nolan Wells’ “friends” made to Sea Tow may be the smoking gun that finally helps bring justice for Nolan. During the call for help with a sinking boat—whose bilge pump had allegedly failed—you can seemingly hear the passengers in the background calling Nolan’s name, asking if he is dead, and telling someone to check his chest. If that is what is being said, it sharply contradicts their claim that Nolan never returned to the boat with them. Shortly after Nolan disappeared, those same “friends” reportedly retained attorneys. Now, this newly released audio is raising serious questions about what really happened on that boat and whether investigators were given the full story.
Nancy Grace published July 23, 2026: NOLAN WELLS AUTOPSY FUROR AS FBI SWOOPS IN. The investigation into Nolan Wells' death continues amid shocking autopsy results.
The independent autopsy report was released and the local Mississippi Medical Examiner did not send Nolan Wells neck and his lungs to the Forensic Pathologist who conducted the independent autopsy. Why would Mississippi Medical Examiner hold that back and not send Noland's neck and lungs with his body to be independently examined by a top forensic pathologist in Washington D.C.? (emphasis mine)
WWLTV published July 10, 2026: 'He loved life' - Nolan Wells' family addresses latest in case.
Nolan Wells' father explains what happened when he went to Nolan's friends house to pick up Nolan's house/car keys and explains what happened when he went to Horn Island the next day on July 5th to search for his son, Nolan Wells and found nothing. And Nolan Wells mom explains what happened after she retrieved her son, Nolan Wells cell phone. (emphasis mine)
ABC News and Good Morning America published July 10, 2026: 'He loved life' - Nolan Wells' family addresses latest in case.
Nolan Well's mom explains what happened after she retrieved Nolan's cell phone. She said, "When we finally got his phone. Me and my sister went through the phone."
UPDATE 7/25/26 at 3:44pm: Sorry it took me so long to add this video. I had to put it together and download it onto my GlobalAwareness101 Rumble account to be able to share it on here.
GlobalAwareness101 published July 25, 2026: Man with 30yrs nautical experience explains maritime law regarding Nolan Wells.
According to Google AI: yes, a boat captain is legally responsible for the safety, well-being, and conduct of all passengers on board. Under maritime law, the captain holds ultimate authority and accountability for the vessel from the moment it casts off until it docks.
Core Responsibilities
Physical safety: Ensuring everyone has proper safety gear, like life jackets, and handling emergencies or medical issues
Vessel operation: Driving and navigating the boat safely according to local and federal rules of the road.
Onboard rules: Setting and enforcing strict safety guidelines that passengers must follow.
Ultimate authority: Having the final say on all decisions, including turning back or removing unruly guests
I aked Google AI: How about the owner of the vessel?
According to Google AI: The owner of the vessel shares legal and financial responsibility for the passengers, but their liability focuses on providing a safe, seaworthy boat rather than managing the minute-to-minute operations on the water.While the captain is responsible for real-time safety, the owner faces significant liability if they fail to maintain the vessel properly or hire an incompetent crew.
Division of Responsibility
Vessel seaworthiness: The owner must provide a structurally sound boat with all federally required, functioning safety equipment.
Negligent entrustment: Owners are legally liable if they knowingly lend or charter their boat to an unqualified, unlicensed, or intoxicated captain.
Vicarious liability: In commercial setups, the owner is generally held responsible for the negligent actions or mistakes made by the captain and crew they employed.
Operational immunity: Owners are typically not liable for sudden, unpredictable passenger behavior or navigation errors if they were not on board and the boat was well-maintained.
UPDATE 7/25/26 at 4:41pm: I wanted to include this part of the press conference where Nolan's mom describes what happened after her friend Tashima went to Noland's friend's house to pick up Nolan's cell phone the night of July 4th after Warren called Nolan's mom frantic worried about not knowing where Nolan was and if she had heard from Nolan. BUT why didn't Nolan's friends call Nolan's mom to pick up Nolan's phone? Nobody called Nolan's parents to pick up Nolan's house/car keys or cell phone. Or to ask if Nolan was home so Nolan could come and pick up his house/car keys and cell phone. These so-called "friends" had Nolan's cell phone and house/car keys inside their home with them. His so-called "friends" could've said something like, "Hi Ms. Christine could you let Nolan know that we have his keys and cell phone he left behind when he gets back home and to come and pick them up." No, instead Warren calls Nolan's mom freaking out. (emphasis mine)
NBC Chicago published July 10, 2026: 'We just want to know': Nolan Wells’ family demands answers, questions timeline | FULL PRESS CONFERENCE.
Nolan Wells’ family, joined by attorney Ben Crump, spoke publicly about the unanswered questions surrounding the 18-year-old’s death in Mississippi.
UPDATE 7/25/26 at 11:29pm: Added the video I typed a transcript for you at the very top of this post. Sorry for the delay. I just finished customizing it with the captions.
GlobalAwareness101 published July 25, 2026: Nolan Wells friend Warren Hudson incriminated himself. Here is a 6 minute snippet of Warren Hudson exclusive interview with Officer Tatum.
I customized this background and description, added the captions that I I proofread for you. I also added my short video clip reaction and sound effect at the end.
Here's one for the road. Snoopy and Woodstock having a good time making music together, dancing and laughing. I hope you are having a great weekend doing the same. Try to take a break from this world's nonsense. It's good for your health. Believe me, all of the world's nonsense will continue to go on with and without your attention. So with that said, don't lose any sleep over it. Have a little fun doing whatever it is that puts a great big smile on your face and song in your heart. It doesn't have to be anything extravagant. You may feel that reading a book is fun or listening to your favorite music or watching your favorite movie, tv show, sports game or playing video games or you may enjoy gardening, even cleaning your house helps too. Once you have become relaxed, centered and have all of your batteries recharged, then you can catch up with this world's nonsense. I'm sending you lots of love and I'm giving you a great BIG HUG! :) ♥
Law&Crime Network published June 15, 2026: Police Chief Slapped with 70 Charges in Shocking Sex Crimes Scandal. Chad Essert, 44, is the police chief of Bethel, Ohio. But years before that, Essert worked as an instructor for the Young Marines program. During that time, the Clermont County prosecutor says Essert groomed a girl who was taking part in the program and had sexual contact with her from 2005 to 2010. Now, Essert faces 70 felony charges related to the allegations. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy looks at the case in this episode of Crime Fix — a daily show covering the biggest stories in crime.
Law&Crime Network published June 23, 2026: Police Chief Claps Back At Sick Sex Charges. Chad Essert, 44, is back in Ohio to answer to 70 felony charges involving allegations that he had sexual contact with a girl in a Young Marines program. Deputies in Pinellas County, Florida, took Essert into custody on a warrant. Essert had been on leave from his job as police chief of the village of Bethel. Now he's entered a plea, and his attorney is denying the allegations. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy goes through video of Essert's arrest and talks with his attorney in this episode of Crime Fix — a daily show covering the biggest stories in crime.
LOCAL 12 published June 15, 2026: 'Supposed to protect and serve': Ohio community shocked by police chief's arrest. Bethel's Police Chief Chad Essert is facing 56 counts of sexual battery, 14 counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, and potentially 240 years in prison.
VILLAGE OF BETHEL, Ohio (WXIX) — Village of Bethel Police Chief Chad Essert has submitted his resignation amid the 70 counts of sexual abuse charges he faces, according to a letter signed by Mayor Jay Dee Noble II Friday.
The mayor of the village announced that he accepted the resignation, which will be effective July 9.
“Chief Essert’s resignation comes as the Village Solicitor’s office was investigating allegations first brought to the Village’s attention by the Clermont County Sheriff’s Office. Had Chief Essert not resigned, a hearing would have been held on July, 9, 2026 before Village Council to consider his removal from office.” Nobel said.
Charges and indictment
Essert was arrested June 11 and pleaded not guilty in Clermont County Common Pleas Court after a grand jury indicted him on charges involving an alleged minor victim, prosecutors said. He is charged with 56 counts of sexual battery and 14 counts of unlawful sexual conduct with a minor.
Prosecutors allege the conduct occurred at locations across Clermont and Hamilton counties between 2005 and 2010. During that time, Essert was an instructor for the Young Marines and a teacher at Scarlet Oaks in Sharonville, investigators said.
“The allegations describe a prolonged pattern of grooming and sexual exploitation by the defendant rather than a single lapse in judgment,” Prosecutor Laura Baron Allen said.
Judge Victor Haddad set Essert’s bond at $500,000 after prosecutors asked for $1 million and the defense argued for a lower amount.
“He just wants to post bond, get out and get home,” defense attorney Jay Clark said.
How the investigation began
The allegations surfaced during an unrelated investigation into Essert, authorities said. That earlier complaint alleged Essert drove his take-home police vehicle to Dayton for consensual sex with a woman he had pulled over for speeding in a school zone and did not ticket. Investigators said no crime occurred in that case and closed it.
Resignation ends removal proceedings
Noble had also filed charges with the village council seeking Essert’s removal, citing “dishonesty, immoral conduct, neglect of duty, and other acts of malfeasance,” Noble wrote in a memo posted to the village’s Facebook page.
Noble said Essert’s resignation ends the need for any further investigation or hearing. The village will report Essert’s departure to the appropriate Ohio agencies as a resignation while under investigation, as required by Ohio law.
Essert is no longer being paid. If convicted on all counts, he could face up to 280 years in prison.
Acting chief to remain in role
Acting Chief Donald Fourth will continue to lead the Bethel Police Department while a search for a new police chief is conducted, Noble said.
Law&Crime Network published Mar 27, 2026: Crying Cop, Husband Accused in Twisted Sex Crimes Case. A Massachusetts police officer and her husband faced a judge on shocking charges of child rape and sexual abuse allegedly involving their adopted son. Plymouth officer Samantha Pelrine and her husband, Daniel Forand, were arrested after their now-adult adopted son reported the abuse, which allegedly started when he was just 14 or 15. Law&Crime’s Jesse Weber takes you inside the courtroom, where their defense attorneys pushed back hard against the allegations.
NBC10 Boston published March 26, 2026: Plymouth police officer and her husband charged with rape of teen. A young man who was in the care of the couple as a teenager told authorities they sexually assaulted him for years.
CBS Boston published March 26, 2026: Plymouth police officer and husband accused of child rape released on bail. Plymouth police officer Samantha Pelrine and her husband were arrested Thursday and charged with multiple counts of child rape.
Plymouth police officer Samantha Pelrine and her husband, Daniel Forand, were due back in court Monday, June 8, on child rape charges, but the hearing was rescheduled for July 23. <==
Pelrine, 31, faces three counts of aggravated child rape and one count of child rape, according to court records. Forand, 37, faces three counts of aggravated child rape and two counts of indecent assault and battery on a person 14 or over.
They are currently out on bail after being arraigned in Plymouth District Court in March. Pelrine is on leave from the police department.
The allegations stem from a person who sought a restraining order against the couple on March 17, describing in the complaint yearslong sexual and physical abuse.
What the prosecution and defense say about the abuse charges against Samantha Pelrine and Daniel Forand
During the arraignment, Assistant District Attorney James Duffy said the incidents began when the boy alleging abuse was 14. About a year later, the sexual abuse began by Forand and later by Pelrine, the prosecution said. The abuse continued until 2025, Duffy said.
Joseph Krowski Jr., who is representing Pelrine, offered a series of events that called into question the complainant's fear for his safety. This included asking to continue to work for Forand's company and wanting to participate in Sunday dinners and vacations with the couple.
Forand's attorney Tamari Kovach painted the alleged victim as a "troubled young man (who) had not been following the house rules."
When Plymouth police officer Samantha Pelrine was placed on leave
The Plymouth Police Department placed Pelrine on paid administrative leave March 17 after being informed by the Massachusetts State Police that she was the subject of a criminal investigation. Pelrine has been with the department since 2022.
That was the same day an abuse prevention order was issued against Pelrine and Forand, according to a copy of the order obtained by The Patriot Ledger.
The judge at the March arraignment also extended the restraining order against Pelrine and Forand.
The order notes that Pelrine and her husband must stay away from the complainant’s residence and at least 100 yards away from the complainant. The two were also ordered to surrender any guns, ammunition or gun licenses to police.
The judge also impounded all documents related to the case.
KARE 11 published June 3, 2026: 14-year-old girl found in a box, 2 adults arrested. Police say they found a missing 14-year-old girl hiding in a box in a bedroom of an Oakdale couple's home.
WCCO - CBS Minnesota published June 4, 2026: Minnesota couple charged with sex crimes after missing teen found in cardboard box. A Twin Cities couple faces chilling charges after police say they sexually assaulted a teenage girl who ran away from school.
A Twin Cities couple faces sexual misconduct charges after police say a missing 14-year-old girl was found alive in a cardboard box inside their home.
According to court documents filed last week in Washington County, 46-year-old Angeline Olson and 48-year-old Andrew Olson, of Oakdale, are each charged with soliciting a child to engage in sexual conduct.
Additionally, Angeline Olson faces one count of first-degree criminal sexual conduct, while Andrew Olson faces three counts of possessing child sexual abuse material.
The criminal complaint states police in Maplewood first began investigating after the girl was reported missing from school on the morning of May 26. Police were told by the girl's father that she could have been at the Oakdale home of her friend, whose parents are the Olsons. When police arrived at the home a couple hours later, Angeline Olson allegedly told them the girl was not there.
Around 1:45 a.m. on May 27, police received reports of the girl standing outside the Olsons' home in a "black swim suit top" with a man and a woman "appearing to be cooking something," the complaint states.
"I came outside to smoke and I'm minding my own business and all of a sudden this little girl comes running past out her house, right in front of me half naked. Like nothing a 13-, 14-year-old girl should be wearing," said neighbor Teaira, who called police. "Next thing you know [Angeline is] out the bushes and [Angeline] comes out naked, like her whole top half is out, and I'm like, whoa, what's going on here? Why are you naked in front of a child?"
When officers arrived, they said the Olsons were "immediately argumentative." They gave police permission to search their home, but defied officers' orders to remain outside and were subsequently detained.
"Officers ultimately located [the girl] in a cardboard box in the Olsons' bedroom under a pile of clothes," the complaint states.
Search warrants were issued for the Olsons' home and electronic devices, leading to the alleged discovery of sexually explicit videos on Andrew Olson's phone involving the couple and the victim.
"You don't even know who you live next to anymore," Teaira said.
The Olsons are in custody. If convicted, Angeline Olson faces up to 30 years in prison, while Andrew Olson faces up to 18 years.
"They need to be locked up. I hope that they are locked up for a very very long time," said Teaira. "I hope that that little girl is OK."
WPXI-TV News Pittsburgh published March 24, 2026: Instructor at local high school charged with institutional sexual assault. Criminal charges were filed against a local high school instructor accused of having inappropriate contact with a minor. Pennsylvania State Police said an investigation began Monday when troopers received a report about inappropriate contact between an adult and a minor.
CBS Pittsburgh published March 25, 2026: Outrage grows in Laurel Highlands School District after back-to-back teacher arrests. Parents of Laurel Highlands School District students voiced outrage toward the school board after a special meeting Tuesday night, upset that two teachers have been arrested less than a week apart, for alleged inappropriate relationships with students. KDKA-TV's Ross Guidotti has more.
CBS Pittsburgh published April 2, 2026: Fallout continues in Laurel Highlands School District after 2 teachers arrested. The Laurel Highlands School District board is bringing in outside counsel to review ongoing investigations after two teachers have been accused of having inappropriate relationships with students.
WTAE-TV Pittsburgh published March 27, 2026: Pennsylvania lawmaker wants attorney general to investigate Laurel Highlands School District. The request comes after two school employees were charged with alleged inappropriate conduct involving students.
Criminal charges were filed against a local high school instructor accused of having inappropriate contact with a minor.
Pennsylvania State Police said an investigation began Monday when troopers received a report about inappropriate contact between an adult and a minor.
During the investigation, troopers identified the accused adult as Daniel Cervone, a JROTC instructor at Laurel Highlands High School.
“We entrust these folks to help us raise our children, to put them through these programs like JROTC to teach them things like duty, integrity, and that trust that we placed in this particular teacher was violated. It’s unacceptable,” Fayette County District Attorney Mike Aubele said.
PSP said Cervone was taken into custody on Tuesday and charged with institutional sexual assault, corruption of minors and unlawful contact with a minor.
“I have seven kids, and I have six of them at Laurel Highlands, so this is a very important case, not just because I have kids there, because there are a lot of our community members that have children there,” Aubele said.
A criminal complaint states the victim told police she had a sexual relationship with Cervone during 2020. She claimed she spent “copious amounts of time” in his office on a “regular weekly basis” and had sex inside the high school once.
The complaint goes on to say that after Cervone was taken into custody, he “confessed to the allegations which were made against him,” including having sex with a student on school property.
“It’s disgust. I mean, we’re talking about our most vulnerable people, our children,” Aubele said. “I can’t think of anything that’s more repulsive than to take advantage of the trust that we place upon a teacher to violate that.”
Cervone’s arrest comes days after a different Laurel Highlands School District teacher was charged with attempted sexual assault, unlawful contact with minors and corruption of minors.
While police said the two are not connected, they said the first arrest helped the alleged victim to come forward against Cervone.
“I’m sure that was kind of the reason she came in, she saw this, she saw somebody else come forward and be a victim and she decided to do the same thing, and obviously if there’s anybody else out there that is a victim, we will take their complaint seriously,” said Sgt. Richard Sizer with Pennsylvania State Police.
Laurel Highlands School District Superintendent Dr. Jesse Wallace III issued a statement on Tuesday, saying the district was only made aware of the allegations against Cervone on Tuesday.
“The District takes the safety and welfare of our students as the highest priority,” Wallace’s statement continues in part. “We have and continue to take all steps necessary to fully train and inform our staff on appropriate staff/student boundaries and relationships. However, this does not lighten the sting of episodes currently under investigation.”
Wallace says the district is cooperating with investigators.
“I can’t stress enough to parents be involved in your child’s life. Make sure you look through their cell phones, their tablets, make sure they’re not sending inappropriate things back and forth, especially, hopefully never to instructors,” said Trooper Kalee Barnhart with Pennsylvania State Police.
The state police investigation is still active, and troopers encourage anyone with information to contact the Uniontown Barracks by calling 724-439-7111.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — An Albuquerque family says their daughter's abuse case at Chaparral Elementary School in 2018 mirrors recent allegations involving other students at the same campus.
Khloe, who is preparing to start high school, but instead of being excited, she lives in fear.
"My biggest fear is probably, like, seeing him again," Khloe said.
Her parents, Erika and Alberto Lucero, said they first noticed changes in her behavior in 2018.
"We took Khloe swimming, and Khloe relayed to us that she was injured," Erika Lucero said. "And at that point, we just kind of asked her what happened. And that’s when she started talking more."
The family said Khloe told them and her doctor that a boy her age had been bullying her and following her into the bathroom.
Medical records reviewed by Target 7 show providers documented concerns about possible sexual abuse and referred Khloe for further evaluation. The family said a forensic exam was later performed.
After reporting the allegations, the Luceros said their experience with Albuquerque Public Schools and APS police quickly deteriorated.
"My daughter’s been treated like she’s the perpetrator in this situation, not the survivor," Erika Lucero said.
Khloe said the APS police investigator assigned to her case did not believe her.
"Every time I would tell him something, he would kind of just push it off and just act like nothing happened," Khloe said.
The family also alleges that evidence collected during the forensic exam was later lost.
"Countless phone calls, countless doors getting slammed in your face, countless sleepless nights," Erika Lucero said. "No one should ever, ever have to go through what Chloe went through."
To better understand how children disclose abuse, Target 7 spoke with Dr. Leslie Strickler, a child abuse pediatrician and professor of pediatrics at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine.
Strickler said most child abuse cases come to light because of what a child says, not because of physical evidence.
"What is most common is that they do not disclose initially, meaning that in most cases of sexual abuse or assault in children and adults, people do not speak out about what has happened to them immediately for a number of reasons," Strickler said.
She added that children fabricating allegations of sexual abuse is "actually very, very rare."
After years of seeking answers, the Luceros said they are now focused on helping Khloe heal. They decided to come forward after seeing KOAT's recent reporting on another case at Chaparral Elementary.
In that case, 10 fourth-grade boys alleged abuse by a classmate. A report stated the boys may have been "consciously or unconsciously colluding" against the alleged classmate. The claims were not substantiated in the report, and an appeal has been filed.
That language struck a nerve with the Lucero family, who said they believe their daughter's case was also mishandled.
"I was upset because I feel like if they did what they were supposed to do, it might have not happened," Khloe said. "And I really hope these kids get the justice they need because nobody deserves to go through what I did."
Target 7 asked APS about Khloe's case and if they could provide an in-person interview or comment. They have not responded at the time of this reporting.
“The reason why she wanted to speak out is because this doesn’t deserve to happen to anybody else,” Alberto Lucero said.
If you or your family reported possible abuse or misconduct at an Albuquerque school, or have information relevant to this reporting, contact the Target 7 tipline at (505) 884 6347, or email at target7tips@koat.com
“Cause and effect, means and ends, seed and fruit cannot be severed; for the effect already blooms in the cause, the end preexists in the means, the fruit in the seed”
The seed cannot know what is going to happen, the seed has never known the flower. And the seed cannot even believe that he has the potentiality to become a beautiful flower. Long is the journey, and it is always safer not to go on that journey because unknown is the path, nothing is guaranteed.
Nothing can be guaranteed. Thousand and one are the hazards of the journey, many are the pitfalls - and the seed is secure, hidden inside a hard core. But the seed tries, it makes an effort; it drops the hard shell which is its security, it starts moving. Immediately the fight starts: the struggle with the soil, with the stones, with the rocks. And the seed was very hard and the sprout will be very, very soft and dangers will be many.
There was no danger for the seed, the seed could have survived for millennia, but for the sprout many are the dangers. But the sprout starts towards the unknown, towards the sun, towards the source of light, not knowing where, not knowing why. Great is the cross to be carried, but a dream possesses the seed and the seed moves.
The same is the path for man. It is arduous. Much courage will be needed.
This card shows a small wildflower that has met the challenge of the rocks and stones in its path to emerge into the light of day. Surrounded by an aura of bright golden light, it exposes the majesty of its tiny self. Unashamed, it is equal to the brightest sun.
When we are faced with a very difficult situation we have a choice: we can either be resentful, and try to find somebody or something to blame for the hardships, or we can face the challenge and grow.
The flower shows us the way, as its passion for life leads it out of the darkness and into the light. There is no point fighting against the challenges of life, or trying to avoid or deny them. They are there, and if the seed is to become the flower we must go through them. Be courageous enough to grow into the flower you are meant to be.
UNIVISION MIAMI published June 6, 2026: "Things kept getting worse": Ex-wife of man suspected of killing his daughters. N+ Univision 23 Miami spoke with the ex-wife of Ryan Whiten, the man identified by authorities as the one who murdered his wife and daughters, and then took his own life, in a home in Doral Isles.
NBC 6 South Florida published June 4, 2026: A father killed his two daughters and the children’s mother, a prominent South Florida real estate professional, before killing himself inside a Doral home this week, authorities confirmed.
WPLG Local 10 published June 4, 2026: Community hurting after deputies say man killed ex-wife, 2 daughters before taking his own life.
A father killed his two daughters and the children's mother, a prominent South Florida real estate professional, before killing himself inside a Doral home this week, authorities confirmed Thursday.
Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office officials said 42-year-old Ryan Charles Whiten, his daughters, 11-year-old Savannah Whiten and 8-year-old Sienna Whiten, and their mother, 46-year-old Melanie Hyer, were found dead in the Doral Isles neighborhood in the area of Northwest 111th Court and Northwest 72nd Terrace during a welfare check Tuesday night.
"The investigation revealed that Mr. Whiten committed these heinous acts and then took his own life," sheriff's officials said in a statement Thursday.
They had all suffered stab wounds and were pronounced dead at the scene in what the sheriff's office believes was a murder-suicide.
Hyer and Whiten separated years ago and were co-parenting their daughters, sources close to the case told NBC6.
Court records show that Hyer was married to another man until March of this year. Whiten also remarried, but that marriage also ended. His last known address was an apartment also in the Doral Isles neighborhood.
Hyer was a probate real estate professional who had been frequently interviewed by NBC6 to share her knowledge and insights about the real estate industry.
Friends described her as an amazing professional and human being who brought happiness with her beautiful smile.
Videos shared Thursday with NBC6 by Ryan Whiten’s ex-wife show Savannah and Sienna during happier times.
Hilda Zerpa told NBC6 that the girls were Ryan Whiten's whole world.
The girls attended Downtown Doral Elementary and were also members of the Doral Field Hockey team, which remembered them in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
"Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with their family, friends, and all those whose lives were touched by them," the post read. "They were an important part of our community and will be remembered for their kindness, friendship, and the positive impact they had on everyone around them."
Authorities haven't said how long the bodies were inside the home or given a possible motive, but said the incident remains under investigation.
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or chat live at 988lifeline.org. You can also visit SpeakingOfSuicide.com/resources for additional support.
Seven people are dead, including the suspected gunman, after a shooting spree at multiple locations across Iowa on Monday in what authorities say appears to have stemmed from a domestic dispute.
KFDM YouTube published June 2, 2026: Iowa shooting spree leaves seven deceased after suspect targeted family members.
KWQC News published June 2, 2026: Who was Ryan McFarland, the man accused of killing 6 family members in Muscatine?
KWQC News published June 4, 2026: Remembering the 6 victims killed in the Muscatine shooting. Six people were killed Monday during a shooting in Muscatine before the gunman fatally shot himself.
UPDATE: The names of the seven victims killed Monday in Muscatine shootings were released Tuesday evening at a vigil. They are:
Ryan McFarland, 52, the suspected shooter.
Lesa McFarland, 51 (ex-wife)
Dakota Whitlow, 32 (son)
Austin Harris, 29 (son)
Ryle McFarland, 20 (daughter)
Mark McFarland, 16 (son)
Ryan McFarland, 13 (son)
Johnathan McFarland, the surviving son of Lesa and Ryan McFarland, spoke for a few minutes at the vigil. He was soft-spoken and took his time when he referred the tragedy that took the lives of his family.
MUSCATINE, Iowa (TNND) — Seven people are dead, including the suspected gunman, after a shooting spree at multiple locations across Iowa on Monday in what authorities say appears to have stemmed from a domestic dispute.
The Muscatine Police Department said the shootings occurred at two homes and a business. Preliminary findings indicate the violence was the result of a domestic-related dispute.
Four victims were found after officers responded to a report of a shooting at the first home around 12:12 p.m., authorities said. As the investigation unfolded, detectives discovered two additional victims at other locations.
"All victims are believed to be family members of the deceased suspect," police said.
The suspect, identified as 52-year-old Ryan Willis McFarland, was later found near a pedestrian bridge with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Muscatine Police Chief Anthony Kies said during a news briefing that McFarland took his own life while officers were speaking with him.
"Officers and EMS personnel rendered aid. However, he was pronounced deceased at the scene," Kies said.
Muscatine Community Schools said on social media that two employees and two students were among those killed.
"Our hearts are broken for the family members, friends, colleagues, classmates, and all those affected by this unimaginable loss," Superintendent Clint Christopher said. "We ask that you keep everyone impacted in your thoughts during this incredibly difficult time."
Kies added that McFarland had a criminal record but did not provide additional details.
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