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#Arsenal vs Chelsea: Martin Keown reckons Gunners can win Premier League - Duration: 6:52.
Arsenal vs Chelsea: Martin Keown reckons Gunners can win Premier League
MARTIN KEOWN believes Arsene Wenger now has a team of angry street fighters.
And the Arsenal legend says if the standards they set against Chelsea in the FA Cup final are used as the benchmark for this season, then Premier League glory will be theirs.
Arsenal beat Chelsea in the FA Cup final after a poor season in the league.
Martin Keown believes his former side rediscovered their fighting spirit. Arsenal's 2-1 win at Wembley in May was so impressive that Keown insists it was their best performance for YEARS.
As the Gunners face Chelsea today in a rematch of that final at Wembley in the Community Shield, Keown is optimistic this could be THE season they end what will be a 14-year duck without the title.
He told SunSport: "I looked at that cup final and the players looked like street fighters. There was an anger, a competitiveness and a determination that I had not seen for many years. I was stunned by it.
"The Arsenal fans were vociferous and you could see they had their team back again. "It looked real, they were battling for everything.
"Whatever he said to the players in the way they prepared, that has got to be the preparation ahead of every game now.
Keown was a notoriously robust centre-back.
Arsenal used to combine skill with steel with Keown among several tough stars.
"The players must be at their best, they have to be at boiling point. "It should not just be for a one-off final. It should be like that for every game of the season.
"Anything less is not good enough. "And if he can create that mood and feeling throughout the group and the new signings gel then they have a real chance of winning the Premier League.
Keown thinks Arsenal can fight their way to the title. Former Arsenal defender Sol Campbell shares his video of Arsenal lifting the FA Cup.
Inspirational skipper Patrick Vieira led by example. But Keown has warned that Arsenal cannot afford players such as Mesut Ozil to go missing in games – something he was accused of last season.
And Keown warned that true street fighters turn up every day – not just when they feel like it.
He added: "You can't do it giving it half tilt , you have to give everything – and that includes Ozil, Alexis Sachez, the whole lot. "Against Chelsea, the big man, Per Mertesacker came in and played in that back three.
'He was only able to do that because he had the energy around him to protect him to use his know-how. "It was a complete performance from him – and that is what they're going to need this season.
"Even had Arsenal lost, it was the first time I had seen for years where they gave a complete performance – everyone ticking the right boxes.
"I was seeing players put tackles in, be physical, compete, scrap. And I wanted to see the beauty too and there was plenty of that on the day.
"It was how the team was fired up and if Wenger can get them in that mood – in street fighter mode every game, not just when they decide to be one.
"Arsenal fans will want to see early signs – including in the Community Shield game against Chelsea – that their team will be in the running to win the Premier League.
Aaron Ramsey is not afraid to scrap for the ball.
Arsenal have been accused of going soft in recent years.
Chelsea were unable to compete with the Gunners at Wembley.
Martin Keown won three league titles with the Gunners. Keown does believe the Europa League can hinder them – but insists it is vital that Wenger goes full-pelt at trying to win the tournament.
He added: "I don't like Thursday night football - it's almost got to saturation point. It's a night where we should all be recharging our batteries and looking forward to the weekend games. "As a player, it just feels disorientating.
"When we played in the European Cup Winners' Cup back in the day, when no one gave a hoot about rest, and then played Saturday, it was probably our worst finish in the Premier League that I could remember.
"So it does have an affect. It does seem to put you behind. You're always playing catch-up on everyone else – you're always playing afterwards.
"You can't afford to make mistakes and Arsenal will be in it to win it and there is no reason why they can't as it's a backdoor route to the Champions League.
"In sport, you're either a champion or not. They should want to hear that Champions League music ring out at the Emirates every month. "That should be your one and only desire to do that.
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Oncologists Urge You To Stop Eating These 8 Foods That Can Increase Your Cancer Risk - Duration: 5:57.
Oncologists Urge You To Stop Eating These 8 Foods That Can Increase Your Cancer Risk
According to medical experts, cancer is a complex set of diseases, which might be a
result of various factors, such as: genetics, specific infections, poor lifestyle habits,
like poor diet, physical inactivity, tobacco, and alcohol use and environmental exposure
to various types of chemicals and radiation.
These factors have been scientifically proven to raise the risk of cancer.
The World Cancer Research Fund estimated that around 20% of the total American cancer patients
are linked to weight gain, poor diet, physical inactivity, and excess consumption of alcohol.
Fortunately, cancer can be prevented, and the risk of this disease is reduced by:
Regular exercise Maintaining a healthy body weight
Avoidance of smoking A diet rich in organic vegetables and fruits
The following 8 foods are extremely harmful and can increase the cancer risk:
Refined and Artificial Sugary Foods
The excessive consumption of foods rich in refined sugar and artificial fructose sweeteners,
such as high-fructose corn syrup causes the development of numerous health problems.
These foods increase insulin levels and boost cancer cell growth.
The American Society for Clinical Nutrition journal published a study in 2006 which showed
that the participants who consumed higher amounts of sugar-sweetened foods had an increased
risk of pancreatic cancer.
Therefore, make sure you replace these foods with healthy and natural alternatives like
stevia, raw honey, maple syrup, blackstrap molasses, or jaggery.
White Flour
Numerous processed foods these days are high in refined white flour, which is rich in carbohydrates,
which negatively affect health, raise the blood sugar levels and raise the cancer risk.
Studies have shown that women who consumed excessive amounts of carbohydrates had an
increased risk of breast cancer.
Therefore, substitute refined white flour with healthier alternatives like whole- wheat,
almond, quinoa, or barley flour.
Smoked and Pickled Foods
The regular consumption of pickled and smoked foods endangers health, as the smoking process
of smoked meats leaves numerous toxic ingredients in the meat, while pickled foods are high
in nitrates which are transformed into N-nitroso, an ingredient which raises the cancer risk.
Plus, these foods are abundant in preservatives which ensure a longer shelf life and lead
to cellular damage and cancer development.
Hence, we recommend avoiding them completely.
Red and Processed Meat
Processed meats like ham, sausages, and bacon, are rich in harmful preservatives and salt.
Researchers have found that the excess intake of processed meat might lead to colorectal
cancer.
The excessive intake of red meat raises the chances of developing prostate and colorectal
cancer as well.
Therefore, make sure you consume grass-fed meat only.
Farmed Salmon
Farmed and wild salmon are two types with huge differences, as the latter offers numerous
health benefits, while the first poses serious health risks.
The consumption of farmed salmon might, in fact, cause cancer.
Researchers have found that farmed salmon contain significantly higher levels of harmful
chemicals and cancer-promoting ingredients, like mercury, dioxins, toxaphene, flame retardants,
and polychlorinated biphenyls.
Hydrogenated Oils
Hydrogenated oils are converted into poisons when processed and manufactured.
These oils are actually chemically extracted from vegetables in order to preserve and prolong
the shelf life of processed foods.
Yet, they are high in trans fats and omega�6 fatty acids.
The small amount of these acids might be beneficial for health, but the higher amounts negatively
affect the membrane�s structure and flexibility of cells, thus raising the risk of numerous
cancer types, including skin cancer.
Trans fats, on the other hand, increase the risk of breast, prostate, and colorectal cancer.
Therefore, you should use extra virgin coconut or olive oil instead.
Potato Chips
Potato chips are produced at extremely high temperatures, which causes the creation of
acrylamide, a popular carcinogen.
According to a study published by the National Cancer Institute, this ingredient raises the
risk of developing ovarian, breast, prostate, and digestive tract cancer.
Potato chips are also rich in calories and fats which raise the blood pressure and cholesterol
levels and lead to obesity.
Potato chips are also rich in artificial flavors and preservatives, so make sure you avoid
them and replace them with homemade ones prepared in olive oil.
Moreover, you should definitely try baked banana or apple chips as well.
Microwave Popcorn
Microwave popcorn bags contain an extremely toxic chemical known as perfluorooctanoic
acid, which has been found to raise the risk of kidney and bladder cancer and cause an
impaired fertility in women.
These products are also rich in numerous GMO products and preservatives, such as propyl
gallate.
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Can, Could, Mayの使い分け！Can I have? もしくは Could I have?〔#578〕 - Duration: 6:36.
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[PREVIEW #1] Can I get An Amen - CG5 - Duration: 0:29.
Subtitles by aninkdemonnamedbendy Animation and preview by xboxgamerk. Enjoy!
He comes out *snap* of the shadows.*snap*
to offer me *snap* his blessings. *snap*
Emerging *snap* from the darkness *snap*
I pray you hear *snap* me bendy! *snap*
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HUMANS HAVE A '6TH MAGNETIC SENSE' TO DETECT THINGS WE CAN'T EVEN SEE - Duration: 7:34.
HUMANS HAVE A '6TH MAGNETIC SENSE' TO DETECT THINGS WE CAN�T EVEN SEE
Scientists have revealed that human beings can detect something that they cannot even
see and they do use a magnetic 6th sense by the name of magnetoreception.
DOLPHINS AND SEA TURTLES HAVE A MAGNETIC COMPASS Many animals make use of it for finding their
way when traveling over long distances as they have the ability to be able to align
themselves with the magnetic field of Earth.
Bees, sea turtles and dolphins are among the animals that have a magnetic compass, allowing
them to make use of information that is coded in magnetic fields.
Scientists do not know if the magnetic fields are used for more than navigation.
Geophysicist Joe Kirschvink, from the Institute of Technology in California, is currently
testing human beings for a 6th magnetic sense.
A study recently published has suggested that there is a protein in the retina of human
beings that when put into fruit flies can detect magnetic fields.
The research suggests that this can serve as a magneto sensor, but it is not sure if
humans can use it in this way.
Steven Reppert from the University of Massachusetts medical school said that this does pose a
question and that people should rethink the sixth sense.
He went on to say that it was important when used by animals for migration and that the
protein found could have a function that was important in regards to humans being able
to sense magnetic fields.
STUDY SHOWS HUMANS MAY HAVE MAGNETIC SENSE Kirschvink conducted an experiment recently.
Study participants had a magnetic field that rotated passed through them and at the same
time, their brain waves were measured.
He found that if the magnetic field was going counter clockwise, then some neutrons responded
to the change and this saw a spike in electrical activity.
He said that this might suggest that humans have a magnetic sense.
However, there are many questions that are remaining.
One of the questions is whether it was evidence of neural activity of magnetic sense or whether
it was something else.
It was said that even if the brain of a human being did respond to the field, it did not
mean that the brain was processing information.
Another question is the mechanisms in place in the body or brain that receives the signals.
If the human body has magneto receptors, then what are they?
Researchers have said that the next step is identifying them.
HUMAN EMOTIONS AND CONSCIOUSNESS INTERACT WITH AND ENCODE INFORMATION INTO THE GEOMAGNETIC
FIELD AND THIS INFORMATION IS DISTRIBUTED GLOBALLY.
. . .
WE ARE SUGGESTING IN ESSENCE THAT THIS ENCODED INFORMATION IS COMMUNICATED NONLOCALLY BETWEEN
PEOPLE AT A SUBCONSCIOUS LEVEL, IN EFFECT LINKING ALL LIVING SYSTEMS.
MAGNETIC FIELDS ACT AS CARRIER WAVES FOR THIS INFORMATION, WHICH CAN INFLUENCE ALL LIVING
SYSTEMS � POSITIVELY OR NEGATIVELY � WITHIN THE FIELD ENVIRONMENT AS WELL AS OUR COLLECTIVE
CONSCIOUSNESS.
The study by Kirschvink is only one of many that are looking into magnetic fields and
the many mysteries surrounding them, along with what impact they might have on humans.
The HeartMath Institute is among the leaders of the research.
Non-profit research has been dedicated to people being able to reduce levels of stress,
building energy along with the resilience and self-regulation of emotions for a healthier
life.
PEOPLE MAY BE CONNECTED WITH EACH OTHER AND EARTH HeartMath researchers have started the
Global Coherence Initiative.
This is an international effort to activate the Heart of humanity along with helping a
shift in global consciousness.
People are asked to take part by adding more care and compassion into the planetary field.
Another focus of the research is looking into how everyone is connected energetically with
each other along with Earth and how the interconnectivity can be used to raise the personal vibration
and so creating the world that is better.
Researchers have said that the magnetic field of the Earth may be a carrier of relevant
biological information connecting all things that are living.
They think that every individual may affect the global information field; the collective
consciousness of humans may also affect the information.
Scientists believe that there is a loop between humans and the energetic/magnetic system of
Earth and that Earth has many sources of magnetic fields and they affect all people.
MORE EVIDENCE SUGGESTING HUMANS ARE ABLE TO SENSE FIELDS Scientists believe that solar
activity that occurs in the magnetic fields of Earth could impact health and behavior.
It is also thought that physiological rhythms along with global collective behavior are
synchronized with geomagnetic and solar activity and disruptions occurring in the field may
have effects on human health that is adverse.
It is thought that if the magnetic field environment of the Earth is distributed it may cause issues
with, such as sleep, mental confusion, lack of energy, feeling of being overwhelmed or
on edge.
If the fields are stable, but solar activity is boosted, some people have said that they
feel more positive and inspired.
More than likely this is down to a link between the brain of the human being, the nervous
system, and cardiovascular systems.
The Earth can generate a frequency that is between 0.01 hertz and 300 hertz, and some
are in the same range of frequency as the one in the human brain, autonomic nervous
system, and the cardiovascular system.
This might be one way in which to explain the fluctuations in the magnetic fields of
the Earth and Sun and how it influences people.
Any changes in these fields can affect the heart rhythms, brain waves, memory and overall
health of people.
CHANGES TO EARTHS FIELD MAY BE BEHIND THE GREATEST ART CREATIONS AND TRAGIC EVENTS It
has been said that some of the greatest art creations of humanity, along with tragic events,
have been due to changes that occur in the Earths fields.
Scientists know that the fields do affect humans, but they do not know how humans affect
the fields.
Scientists think that as the heart rhythm and brain wave frequencies overlap the field
resonance of the Earth, people may not only be the receivers of biologically relevant
information but perhaps senders too.
Perhaps human beings feed information to the global field and so create a loop-back feed
with the magnetic fields of Earth.
At the moment the research remains in infancy.
However, it does have huge ramifications.
Research would go towards proving that attitudes, emotions, and intentions of human beings can
affect all of the life on Earth.
Perhaps if there were more love and gratitude in the world, the planet could be changed
for the better.
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5 Little Monkeys Swinging in a Tree | Mr. Crocodile Song (You Can't Catch Me) - Duration: 3:00.
Five little monkeys
swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Crocodile:
you can't catch me!
Along came
Mr. Crocodile,
quiet as can be...
...and SNAPPED
that monkey right out of the tree!
Four little monkeys
swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Crocodile:
you can't catch me!
Along came Mr. Crocodile,
quiet as
can be...
and SNAPPED
that monkey right
out of the tree!
Three little monkeys
swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Crocodile: you can't catch me!
Along came Mr. Crocodile,
quiet as can be...
and SNAPPED
that monkey right out of the tree!
Two little monkeys, swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Crocodile: you can't catch me!
Along came Mr. Crocodile,
quiet as can be...
and SNAPPED
that monkey right out of the tree!
One little monkey, swinging in a tree
Teasing Mr. Crocodile: you can't
catch me! Along came
Mr. Crocodile,
quiet as can be...
And SNAPPED
that monkey right out of that tree!
Those monkeys put a
hat on the
crocodile's head...
and sent
Mr. Crocodile straight to bed!
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10 Weirdest Unsolved Disappearances That Nobody Can Explain - Duration: 43:13.
10 Weirdest Unsolved Disappearances That Nobody Can Explain.
Every March and April, dozens of cities across the southern portion of North America are
inundated with college students. Excited to take a break from studying, they fill their
days with beaches, bikinis, and booze. Tragically, some of these young people also fall victim
to murders and mysterious disappearances. 1. Kim Vaccaro And Lisa Eisman
Two young women found beaten to death and dumped in a Florida river have been identified
as roommates at the State University College at Buffalo who disappeared last week on a
spring break, hitchhiking trip to Fort Lauderdale, authorities in Florida said yesterday.
In an apparently unrelated case, another young woman, a student at the State University at
Albany, also was reported missing en route to Fort Lauderdale, whose sun-washed beaches
attract tens of thousands of college students from across the country during the spring
holidays.
The dead women, found last Tuesday in the Hillsborough River near Tampa, were identified
by the Hillsborough County Medical Examiner's office in Tampa as Lisa Eisman, 20 years old,
of Fairport, N.Y., near Rochester, and Kim Vaccaro, 20, of LaGrange, N.Y., near Poughkeepsie.
Both woman, who were identified by dental records, had been slain by heavy blows to
the head, according to the Medical Examiner, Dr. Peter Lardizabal. He said tests to determine
whether the partially clad victims had been sexually molested were incomplete.
The police said that clothing and possessions of the two women, including about $200 they
had at the start of their trip, was missing.
''We're sad and horrified,'' said Dr. Bruce Johnstone, president of the State University
College at Buffalo, which has more than 10,000 undergraduates.
''We do sponsor a bus trip to Florida, which they were originally going to take,'' Dr.
Johnstone said in a telephone interview. ''But they changed their minds, evidently. We certainly
do what we can to discourage hitchhiking, and I don't think it is particularly prevalent,
especially not among the women students.''
Dr. Johnstone said he believed that both women lived in an apartment off campus. Because
the school was closed for spring break, he said he did not have access yesterday to academic
records and had no information about their programs of major study and other campus activities.
A relative of Miss Vaccaro said she was the youngest of eight children, grew up in New
Rochelle, N.Y., and Poughkeepsie, and graduated from Arlington High School in Poughkeepsie
in 1982. She was a junior at Buffalo State, studying to be a social worker.
The relative said Miss Eisman was also a junior and was majoring in special education.
The two women were last seen in Buffalo on March 29 as they climbed into a tractor-trailer
truck on the first leg of their journey to Fort Lauderdale, where they had agreed to
meet a third roommate, Evelyn Berkowitz, two days later.
They had not informed their families and had told only a few friends they were going to
Florida, investigators said. A friend received a postcard from Miss Eisman and Miss Vaccaro
that had been mailed in Hagerstown, Md., near the Virginia border, on March 30.
After that, there was no word until the bodies were found last Tuesday by two fishermen in
an isolated stretch of the Hillsborough River, northeast of Tampa, which is on Florida's
Gulf Coast about halfway down the state.
''It's an undeveloped area,'' said Lieut. Kenneth Dodge of the Tampa Police Department.
''The only thing out there is the river and some woods.''
Both victims were found floating in the water. Miss Eisman's body, clad only in a blue T-shirt,
was pulled from the river about 400 yards west of a bridge on Interstate 75 at about
6:30 A.M. by a retired Tampa police detective, Harry Wolf.
''The area is so remote, I knew it had to be a body dumped from the bridge spans,''
Mr. Wolf recalled.
About two hours later, at a spot 300 yards from where Miss Eisman was found, another
fisherman, John Green, found the body of Miss Vaccaro, also clothed only in a T-shirt.
The victims had been in the water for about two days, according to the Medical Examiner.
The women were not immediately identified. Miss Eisman's father, Paul, had filed a missing
person's report on his daughter after learning that she had failed to arrive in Fort Lauderdale
to meet Miss Berkowitz, and law-enforcement agencies along the East Coast were alerted.
Dental records were used to confirm the identity of Miss Eisman on Friday evening and of Miss
Vaccaro yesterday afternoon.
In the investigation of the murders, Tampa police and New York State Police investigators
were attempting to trace the route and actions of the victims from the time they left Buffalo.
Miss Berkowitz, of Merrick, L.I., told United Press International on Friday that she had
been ''totally against'' her friends' plan to hitchhike to Florida, where they planned
to spend the spring break that was to continue through the Easter Weekend.
She said Miss Eisman had armed himself with a knife for protection, while Miss Vaccaro
had an ordinary table knife, along with a fork and spoon.
The third New York student missing en route to Fort Lauderdale was identified as 22-year-old
Karen Wilson of the State University of New York at Albany.
According to George Crolius, a spokesman for the Broward County Sheriff's office at Fort
Lauderdale, Miss Wilson was last seen March 27 as she left a tanning salon in Colonie,
N.Y., wearing a white shirt, blue jeans and a waist-length white jacket.
2. Stacie Madison And Susan Smalley My daughter still has not been found and I
can't stop looking for her, she said.
Madison just wants to know what happened to her oldest daughter, Stacie.
As their classmates from Carrollton's Newman High School started Spring Break, Stacie and
her friend, Susan Smalley, disappeared March 20, 1988.
Volunteers passed out hundreds of fliers with the girls' pictures on them at shopping centers,
but the two high school seniorsseemingly vanished without a trace.
With no credible leads and a stalled investigation, their storysoon faded from the headlines.
I think this case has languished for too long, said Shawn Sutherland.
Almost 22 years after Stacie and Susan disappeared, Sutherland has revived their case.
As a 1982 graduate of the same high school, he was drawn to their story. Sutherland briefly
met Susan before she disappeared when she workedas a hostessat the Steak &Ale Restaurant
in Addison.
Over the last seven months, Sutherland, who isa paralegal, has spent his own time and
money conducting an independentinvestigation that he recently self-published in abook titled
This Night Wounds Time: The Mysterious Disappearances of Stacie Madison and Susan Smalley.
In the book, the original Carrollton Police detectives working the case, who have since
left the department, admit Stacie's boyfriend was never entirely cleared in the case.
As far as they know, his family and friends were never pressed and they should be, Sutherland
said.
Her boyfriend, who is not mentioned by name, confessed to his newgirlfriend that he killed
the two girls and then immediately recanted. Investigators stopped pursuing him after hepassed
a polygraph.
Madison thinks Carrollton police did the best they could with the knowledge they had in
1988. But, she isn't convinced her daughter's former boyfriend had nothing to do with the
disappearance until he's finally cleared.
Maybe he did exactly what he told that girl he did do - that he hit them both over the
back of the head and killed them, then he buried their bodies and took the car back,
she said.
Madison doubts Stacie or Susan are still alive. Their disappearance remains one of the oldest
unsolved cases in Carrollton. It's still classified as missing persons since there is noevidence
of a homicide. Their missing poster still hangs inside the Carrollton Police Department.
Sgt. Joel Payne said thecase remains active, is assigned to an investigator and leads still
trickle in. But, detectives wouldn't reveal whether they're still following up with Stacie's
former boyfriend or taking any other steps for investigative reasons.
Payne and Madison hope Sutherland's book, which he is selling at cost, generates new
leads in the unsolved mystery.
For now, more than two decades later, it's stilla story without an ending.
3. Brian Shaffer 11 years ago today, Brian Shaffer vanished
and left a wake of unanswered questions that have tormented the people who want to find
him most.
Derek Shaffer still wears a green missing-person bracelet with his brother's name. Derek
lost his entire immediate family in short order. Cancer took his mom. Three weeks later,
his brother disappeared. And about two years after that, his father, who searched hardest
for Brian, was killed by a falling tree branch in a windstorm. Now, Derek and his wife, Maurin,
are left to shoulder the emotional toll of Brian's unknown fate.
Alexis Waggoner waited in Brian's apartment alone for two days after he went missing,
hoping that she and her boyfriend would get on a plane that day headed to Miami, where
Brian hinted he might propose. But he never came home. Waggoner soon became the beautiful
face of a frantic search that gained national attention. As time passed, she moved beyond
the bewildering unknown that imprisoned her, but she still occasionally finds herself online,
searching for answers that may never come.
Sgt. John Hurst would awake to 3 a.m. phone calls from Randy Shaffer, sometimes for updates
on his son's investigation, other times just needing a friend. No case has consumed
Hurst like Brian's. There were hundreds of interviews, thousands of hours watching
video and countless dead ends. Even after switching police units and jobs, Hurst kept
the case, remaining the lead investigator on a case still swirling in questions.
Did someone murder the handsome 27-year-old Ohio State University medical student?
Did the death of his mother and stress of medical school cause him to run away from
his life?
Did he kill himself? Is he still alive?
Shaffer went missing after a night of drinking with friends on April 1, 2006. But those closest
to him and the search for him often have been the ones lost in the mystery.
"Everybody has a theory," Hurst said. "We have been able to answer a lot of questions
and rule things out, but the ultimate mystery remains - what happened that night, and where
is Brian?"
It was the beginning of spring break for Ohio State students on March 31, 2006, and Brian
Shaffer wanted his family to celebrate the beginning of vacation with him and friends
that Friday night.
He invited his brother, Derek, and Derek's wife, Maurin, to meet him at the Ugly Tuna
Saloona after their date at the Funny Bone Comedy Club.
But the show ran late, and the high-school sweethearts decided they were too tired to
visit a crowded campus bar on High Street, so they drove straight home.
"I've thought about that night over and over and over for 10 years," said Derek,
now 34. "What if I had been there that night? Would things have been different? Would my
brother still be here? I've carried that guilt around for a while."
Grainy video footage shows Brian entering the Ugly Tuna that night, but it never shows
him exiting the bar. It shows Brian at the top of the escalator outside the bar at about
1:50 a.m. talking to women who his friend, Clint Florence, knew from Ohio State. Brian
walks back inside the bar after the women leave. Florence later told police that he
had seen Brian after he returned inside the bar and said they were planning to leave.
But he lost track of him.
Two nights later, Derek received a call from his dad saying Brian was missing. Derek used
to believe there was a chance his brother might still be alive, but he never thought
that Brian just ran off to escape his life.
Florence initially cooperated with the investigation but then hired an attorney and refused to
take a polygraph test or talk further with police. He couldn't be reached for comment.
"If I saw him I'd say, 'Where the hell is my brother?' " Derek said. "If anyone
knows whether he is still alive, or if something happened to him, it's Clint."
The brothers had never been closer than after their mom, Renee, lost her fight with cancer
about three weeks before Brian went missing. Brian was the one blessed with a charm that
attracted attention from just about everyone. Derek was more introverted and content with
a smaller group of friends and Maurin, whom he married in 2009.
At first, Derek thought his brother was just sleeping off a long weekend at a friend's
house. Or that he was playing some kind of practical joke.
But that all changed when he saw police at his brother's apartment and learned that
all of Brian's possessions, even his glasses, remained untouched.
Derek joined in many of the massive searches for Brian around the campus area and the Olentangy
River. He called Brian's cell number hundreds of times for about a year, praying that he
would hear his voice one more time.
"We never could have believed then that 10 years later we still don't know what
happened to Brian," Maurin said. "It's been so hard watching Derek go through this,
but we had to get back into our normal lives." Derek and Maurin now live in Canal Winchester
with their 2-year-old son. Derek continues his work installing electrical and communication
systems for businesses around central Ohio.
It's hardest for Derek when he hears news reports that someone else has gone missing.
That was the case last month when Joseph LaBute Jr., a handsome 26-year-old, went missing
after leaving a bar in the same area where Brian went missing.
"It just brings all the pain from Brian back again," Derek said. "How long will
it be before we know something? Ten years? Twenty? Thirty? Never?"
4. Brittanee Drexel Brittanee resided in Rochester, New York in
2009; she was a junior at Gates-Chili High School, where she was a star player on the
soccer team. Her parents are legally separated and Brittanee lived with her mother, but saw
her father frequently. In April 2009, Brittanee asked for her mother's permission to travel
to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina for spring break with her friends and longtime boyfriend.
Her mother said no, they argued about it, and Brittanee got permission to go to a friend's
home. She went to Myrtle Beach in spite of what her mother said. Her mother was unaware
of this; she thought Brittanee was staying with a friend locally. They spoke several
times on the telephone after she arrived in South Carolina. Brittanee's mother didn't
find out where her daughter really was until she was notified that Brittanee had disappeared.
Brittanee's friends last saw her Bar Harbor Hotel in Myrtle Beach at 8:00 p.m. on April
25, 2009. Brittanee walked more than a mile to the Blue Water Resort on Ocean Boulevard,
where other friends were staying. Surveillance cameras there show her going into the resort,
then leaving sometime after 8:30 p.m. At 9:15 p.m., she sent a text message to one of her
friends saying she was going to see a friend who was staying at another hotel. She has
never been heard from again. She left all her clothes behind at her hotel room. Her
beige purse and pink cellular phone disappeared with her. The phone's last signal was near
U.S. 17 and the Charleston County line the night Brittanee went missing. Since then its
battery has died.
In the summer of 2016, investigators announced they believe they know what happened to Brittanee,
and named a suspect in her case. They believe she was held against her will for four days
before being murdered. A witness, Taquan Brown, testified he'd seen Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor
and several other people sexually assaulting Brittanee at a drig dealer's "stash house"
in McClellanville, South Carolina, a small town about sixty miles south of Myrtle Beach.
Timothy's father, Shaun Taylor, was also present. Police believe Timothy planned to force Brittanee
into prostitution, but after her disappearance received widespread publicity, he decided
to kill her. At one point, Brittanee tried to escape and ran from the house, but she
was caught, pistol-whipped and taken back inside. Brown says he later heard two gunshots
and later saw Brittanee's cloth-wrapped body carried out of the house. It was supposedly
dumped in one of the many local alligator pits.
A photo of Timothy is posted below this case summary. He would have been sixteen years
old at the time of Brittanee's disappearance and is currently awaiting trial in a 2011
robbery case; he was the getaway driver in the robbery of a restaurant. He had already
been convicted of the robbery in state court and sentenced to eighteen months of probation,
which he completed, but he was charged again in federal court and could face a life sentence.
Federal prosecutors don't usually charge people who were already convicted in state court,
but they did so in this instance in part because of his suspected role in Brittanee's disappearance.
Timothy maintains his innocence in Brittanee's case and, due to lack of evidence, he has
not faced charges in connection with her disappearance. He claims he doesn't even know Brown, who
is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence for voluntary manslaughter. Brown's his account
of Brittanee's murder has not been substantied by other eyewitnesses, although a second police
informant says he heard about what happened from another eyewitness. A search of the house
where she supposedly died turned up nothing. Authorities are searching for Brittanee's
remains; there are dozens of alligator pits in the McClellanville area.
Brittanee moved frequently during her childhood because her father was in the military. Her
parents describe her as a very resourceful, strong-minded and independent young woman.
She was upset over her parents' pending divorce, but they don't believe she ran away, as this
is uncharacteristic of her and they don't think she would have left her clothes behind.
Her boyfriend of three years agrees with this assessment. Brittanee was studying cosmetology
in high school and is very interested in fashion and wearing stylish outfits. Her case remains
unsolved.
5. Sarah Ann Ottens Just before midnight Tuesday, March 13, 1973,
20-year-old Sarah Ann Ottens of Morrison, Illinois, was found dead in room 429 of Rienow
Hall at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. Sarah was lying partially naked on the floor
under a clean bed sheet with her clothes strewn about the room. She died of suffocation from
severely swollen neck injuries. She was also struck on the face and chest, possibly with
a broom handle found lying nearby. The killer had washed her face and hair and
left bloody water in the room's sink. Authorities refused to confirm if there was sexual assault.
Sarah was found by Brenda Simpson, a student from Waterloo, who was the only other resident
staying on the 4th floor in the coeducational dormitory during the university's spring
Break.
The room was home to two other coeds who were gone. It had been made comfortable with a
TV and stereo and was a popular gathering spot for students of both sexes. Sarah's
own room was 408, but she had a key to 429 and sometimes slept there.
Sarah gave up a trip with friends to Florida for Spring Break to earn extra money waitressing
in the cafeteria of the University Hospital School, a rehabilitative center for handicapped
children where she worked part-time. She planned to visit her family in Illinois later in the
week. A Grand Jury heard testimony in the summer
of 1973 and in September indicted 20-year-old James Wendall Hall for the murder. Hall was
a part-time University of Iowa student from Toledo, Ohio, and a former football player
who lived in a dorm across the street from where Sarah Ottens's body was found.
He was arrested on Wednesday, September 19, 1973. His bond hearing was attended by a large
support group, mostly of Iowa City's black community and fellow athletes. His bail was
set at $50,000, which he could not raise. In December of 1973, he was charged with forgery
in a separate case.
At Hall's May 1974 trial, the Prosecution introduced hair evidence; the Iowa Bureau
of Criminal Investigation Lab said hair on Ottens's body matched Hall's and that
hair on Hall's shoe matched Ottens's. A bloody fingerprint on a faucet in the murder
room was identified as Hall's. He was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced
to 50 years. Appeals began shortly afterwards. Witnesses
came forward saying that "most" jurors consumed alcohol with their supper at the
University Athletic Club before going back for two hours of deliberation and finding
Hall guilty.
The defense claimed there was "a mystery man" seen with Ottens that day who was not
black. There were also allegations of racial statements made during Grand Jury proceedings,
as well as an alleged juror's remark that Hall was guilty before a verdict was reached.
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld Hall's conviction, saying that he had received a fair trial.
In October 1977, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear his case.
In 1983, an appeal was launched that claimed another man, suspected of three campus sexual
assaults, confessed to killing Sarah Ottens. In late November 1983, Hall's conviction
was over-turned because the Prosecution had withheld evidence. Hall was released from
John Bennett Correctional Center at Fort Madison, Iowa, after spending seven years in prison
for the murder.
No one else was ever charged with the crime.
In 1993, a Davenport, Iowa, jury convicted James Wendall Hall of strangling 31-year-old
Susan Hajek in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, on March 20, 1992.
Sarah Ann Ottens was the first child of Myra Schaut and Robert William Ottens. She was
born February 9, 1953 in Morrison, Illinois, where her family of Dutch lineage was prominent
and civic-minded.
Her father was Manager of Accounting at the Morrison General Electric Plant, one of the
area's largest employers, and her grandfather was a county official.
At Morrison High School, Sarah was involved in drama, the school newspaper, a radio station
and the yearbook.
After graduation, she attended St. Francis School of Nursing in Peoria, Illinois, before
transferring to the University of Iowa, where she was conscientious and serious about her
nursing studies.
Friends and teachers regarded her as a sweet, attractive, vivacious young woman with a good
sense of humor.
Sarah's funeral was held March 16, 1973 at the Emmanuel Reformed Church in Morrison,
Illinois, and she was buried in Grove Hill Cemetery.
In addition to her parents and paternal grandparents, Harriet Ten Boer and William Ottens, she was
survived by siblings Sandy, 13; Scott, 9; and twins Susan and Sam, 18.
6. Susan Jacques A year ago today, 10 high school students
from Trumbull, Conn., arrived in Fort Lauderdale, primed to play and party. Two weeks later,
their Spring Break had become a tragic memory.
Nine of the youths had to return home without the 10th -- Susan Jacques.
The last thing anyone is certain of is that Jacques left her beachfront motel room alone
in the middle of the night. Three days later, on April 29, 1986, the 18-year-old`s body
was found about 35 miles away, floating in a canal west of Delray Beach.
Little has been learned about her death, despite efforts by homicide detectives with the Fort
Lauderdale Police Department and the Palm Beach Sheriff`s Office, a private eye and
a psychic.
The mysterious case is compounded by an inconclusive autopsy, no known witnesses and no apparent
motive.
There hasn`t been a lead to pursue for months now, said Phil Mundy, the Fort Lauderdale
homicide detective assigned to the case.
All the neat stuff detectives do . . . finger-print checks, crime scene evidence, we`ve done all
that, `` he said. ``There`s nothing left. ``
The case is dormant but, like all unsolved homicides, remains open.
Meanwhile, quietly and somberly, Jacques` family and friends continue to try to cope
with the absence of the bright, college-bound girl.
``I think people can understand what we are going through without going into our personal
emotions, `` said her mother, Louise Jacques. `It`s something you live with daily and we
do the best we can. ``
To minimize their grief, Jacques and her husband, Warren, a tree surgeon in Trumball, have stopped
calling police here to inquire about the case. Last summer, Jacques` graduating class planted
a tree in front of their high school in her memory. Their slain classmate had been accepted
at the University of Hartford.
Jacques` best friend, Kara Buckley, the last known person to see Jacques alive, has gone
on to the University of Rhode Island.
She was always happy. I know that`s what people always say about someone who isn`t around
anymore. But that`s how she really was, `` Buckley said. ``Even if something happened to get
her down, it wouldn`t last. ``
The case`s baffling elements begin with Jacques` parting words to Buckley at 3:30 a.m. last
April 26.
Leaving their room in the Mark 2100 Hotel on North Atlantic Boulevard, Jacques told
Buckley and other friends she was going for a stroll on the beach. Buckley said she begged
Jacques not to go alone.
But Mundy and others believe she really set out to find friends with whom she had been
dancing and drinking earlier that night at another motel.
Someplace along the way -- Mundy theorizes between the motel and Sunrise Boulevard -- she
vanished. ``It probably was a stranger, probably an abduction by guile or by force, into a
car, `` he said.
Robbery and sexual assault have been ruled out as motives. When Jacques` body was found,
she was fully clothed and still wearing expensive jewelry.
Her body, found three days after she disappeared, was so decomposed that medical examiners could
not determine the cause of death. There were no bruises, bullet wounds or other unusual
injuries, Mundy said. Nor was there anything to suggest that the death was accidental.
It`s a real bizarre case, `` said Joe Dinardo, a Fort Lauderdale private investigator hired
by the Jacques family. ``We`re talking zero from the medical examiner. ``
While police checked into the whereabouts of criminals known to prey on young women
and pursued other leads, Dinardo and a long-time friend of Jacques, Lynn Pastor, set out on
their own. I hit every hotel, every bar on A1A, every
side street, from the Marriott up to Commercial Boulevard, `` Dinardo said.
Dinardo said he came up with the names of several men who had checked out of hotels
earlier than expected and had returned to their homes in other states. Through various
means he eliminated each as a suspect.
Pastor, who grew up with Jacques in Connecticut and now lives in Fort Lauderdale, said she
and Dinardo trekked to numerous bars and parties, carrying Jacques` photo, without success.
About the best chance of breaking the case -- one of only five unsolved homicides in
Fort Lauderdale last year -- is if Jacques` assailant is jailed in an unrelated case and
boasts of killing her to another inmate, police said.
Mundy, a veteran police officer, remains particularly frustrated over the Jacques case because it
isn`t a typical ``whodunit`` -- an unsolved murder for which police have several clues,
suspects and possible motives.
It is difficult, too, to deal with the family when you have so little to tell them, Mundy
said.
``It`s hard to explain to a family why their daughter is dead, `` said Mundy, who has a
daughter just one year older than Susan Jacques.
7. Dana Bailey This March marks the 30th anniversary of the
murder of 21 year-old Penn State student, Dana Bailey. As if her murder itself wasn't
mysterious enough, the case would see twists, turns, and dead ends along with mysteries
within the mystery. On March 5th, 1987 Shirley Bailey went to
visit her daughter Dana at the apartment she lived in off campus at Penn State University.
There was nothing that could have prepared Mrs. Bailey for the horrors awaiting her upon
entering Dana's apartment. Sprawled on the floor on top of some bedding, was Dana's
nude and lifeless body. Dana had been repeatedly stabbed and rope bindings remained on her.
The scene must have been unimaginably horrible for her poor mother.
Police investigators arrived at the scene and immediately found clues. The weapon used
to kill Dana was a butcher knife that belonged to her. She was blindfolded. The stab wounds
had been to her chest and breasts. Investigators determined that Dana had been likely killed
in her bed, and then her body staged on the floor on top of bedding. It was posed in a
sexually suggestive way, almost as if it was on display. Although there was a sexual aspect
of the murder, neither rape nor robbery seemed to be a motive. Dana's engagement ring remained
on her finger. The detectives turned their attention to the likely point of entry, the
window. The believe that her murderer stood on something enabling him to reach up to Dana's
elevated window and simply opened it and climbed in surprising Dana as she slept. Next, the
Detectives took notice of the way her body was displayed and noticed that her body was
in perfect view of a rooftop location across the alleyway. It seemed possible that the
killer displayed Dana's body and then admired his handy-work from across the way. Additionally,
there was an abandoned apartment undergoing renovations across the alleyway in which the
killer may have stalked Dana from before or after the crime.
There were no strong persons of interest and the seeming lack of a motive set off a wave
of fear around the Penn State grounds. Police went back to the day before her body was found,
March 4th, to look for answers. Dana, who worked part time as a waitress, had visited
her fiancé in another town that day and was too tired to work so she wound up calling
out from the restaurant where she was due in at 5:30 pm. She instead decided to go to
a local fitness center for an hour or so, and then returned home to her apartment where
she was last seen by her roommate. Her roommate left to go visit Family. At about 8:30pm,
Dana spoke with her fiancé by phone for about 30 minutes and then presumably went to bed.
Sometime that night or early the next morning, her killer entered her apartment. The coroner
established the time of death as being between late the night of March 4th and early morning
March 5th.
Detectives looked at Dana's friends, family and fiancé early on and ruled them all out
as being involved in the murder. With no solid suspects and no clear MO, the case threatened
to go cold and that's exactly what happened.
In March of 1989 at around the 2-year anniversary of Dana's death, Dana's father received
an anonymous letter signed, 'Concerned Officers'. The letter accused a police officer (who I
will not name) of being responsible for Dana's murder. The Officer cooperated with Detectives
and an investigation by the attorney general's office revealed that the officer was not involved
in the crime. Then, in late 2003, police received an anonymous
letter offering information about the case. There were two persons named in the letter
but there was not enough information contained to bring the case to any kind of end.
Along the way, there have been various suspects and persons of interest, but none strong enough
to be arrested. One promising person of interest who was turned in by a tipster, was a HVAC
Mechanic who had access to rooftops like the one across from Dana's apartment that the
killer may have stalked her from. Like the other leads, this also went nowhere.
Over the past decade, I had the pleasure of corresponding about Dana's case with Detective
Ralph Ralston of the State College Police Dept. Though not the original Detective investigating
her case, he was the first cold case Detective to work on her case years later. Ralston never
seemed to shy away from checking out any lead that came in regarding the case. Now retired
from the State College PD, Ralston has his own theories and suspects in the case but
can't share them due to the investigation being ongoing.
One final note regarding Dana's case; the District Attorney handling her case was Ray
Gricar. Gricar himself would become part of a truly baffling mystery when he vanished
in Pennsylvania in 2005. His car has been found, but no sign of Gricar himself has ever
been found. In a couple days, 30 years will have passed
since the senseless murder of Dana Bailey. The murder is still mentioned by students
and faculty at Penn State. Her family wants and deserves closure.
8. Karen Wilson Wilson was last seen in the 1600 block of
Central Avenue in Colonie, New York, on March 27, 1985 at approximately 7:20 p.m. She gone
to the Colonie Center and bought a red t-shirt and a blue t-shirt in preparation for an upcoming
spring break trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She may or may not have gotten a tan at the
Tanning Hut; she had booked an appointment, but no one at the salon remembers seeing her
there. Investigators initially believed Wilson got
on a bus near the Butcher Block restaurant on Central Avenue and took that to Fuller
Avenue, but it was later determined that she could not have gotten on the bus and probably
walked to Fuller Avenue instead. Witnesses told authorities that she was spotted there
shortly afterwards. Wilson has never been heard from again. Investigators have been
unable to locate the personal belongings that she carried with her on the night of her disappearance;
she had a gray cloth pocketbook, a blue nylon wallet with a velcro closure, a green and
white plastic bag from Ups N Down, and possibly also a blue knapsack containing a yellow dress.
Authorities believe Wilson probably walked south on Fuller Avenue towards the State University
of New York (SUNY) at Albany, where she was a senior political science major. They think
she was abducted somewhere near six-mile Waterworks, the entrance ramp to Interstate 90 westbound
and the Northway. The night was very dark and the road not heavily traveled, and it
would have been possible for a man to pull her into a vehicle in a matter of seconds
without having any witnesses. A strange man was seen in the area at around the time Wilson
vanished; a sketch of him is posted below this case summary. He has never been identified
and is being sought for questioning as a witness, if not a suspect. Police looked into the possibility
that Wilson had possibly traveled to Florida after her disappearance like she planned to,
but found no evidence that she ever left New York.
A possible suspect in Wilson's case died in an accidental house fire in 2013. Authorities
stated they were never able to directly link the man to Wilson and they didn't think he
could have been involved because he reported to work as usual at 4:00 a.m. on March 28,
only hours after Wilson vanished.
Another SUNY-Albany student, Suzanne Lyall, disappeared in 1998, thirteen years after
Wilson. Her disappearance remains unsolved. Authorities have not found anything to link
the two cases, but they stated the circumstances of the women's disappearances were similar.
Wilson's family lived in Plattsburgh, New York in 1985; her father was in the Air Force
there. Wilson aspired to a career in the Foreign Service and had interned at the State Assembly.
Her case remains unsolved. 9. The case of Reny Jose
A local man's spring break disappearance has left many heartbroken but hopeful for
his safe return.
Family and friends of Reny Jose, the missing 21-year-old Albany native, gathered Sunday
at Academy Park to raise awareness and support for the search. The "Walk for Reny" was
led by his family from the park to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, where a candlelight vigil
was held.
Eight weeks since his disappearance, this was the third local event held to raise awareness
of their situation. Hundreds attended in support of the family.
"The events have helped to keep Reny's story alive," said Reashma Jose, Reny's
older sister and only sibling.
Jose was last seen on March 3 in Panama City Beach, Fla. while on a spring-break getaway
with 22 classmates from Rice University in Texas, where Jose was studying to be a mechanical
engineer.
Originally from Albany, Jose is a Shaker High School graduate. He has not been seen or heard
from since he left the beach house at 6:30 p.m. on the evening of his disappearance.
Jose is a 5-foot, 10-inch, 185-pound Indian male with short, black hair and dark brown
eyes.
"He's a very smart, kindhearted overall good person," his sister said. "He's
always the one who's cracking jokes and the life of the party."
As his would-be graduation date quickly approaches, local efforts are being made to locate Jose.
"Reny deserves the chance to walk across that stage on May 17," his sister said.
To date, the circumstances of his disappearance and his whereabouts remain a complete mystery.
His clothes and personal items were found in a garbage can near the house. Florida police
are searching for clues, while his family and friends are praying for his safe return.
New York state and Panama City have been supportive in helping the family search, Reashma said.
Reny Jose's college, however, was insensitive, she shared at the ceremony Sunday. Only after
Albany's government stepped in did the school take an actively involved role.
His travel buddies did not act ideally either.
"None of his friends, with certainty, claimed to have seen him leave the house the night
he went missing," Reashma Jose said. Adding to the ambiguous nature of the situation,
many of Reny Jose's friends left town within 24 hours of his disappearance, and authorities
conducted interviews via phone.
Reashma Jose posed a question on behalf of the family.
"If the students rented a beach house for an entire week, why did they leave so hastily?"
she asked. His companions did not try to aid in the search effort.
But local support is keeping his loved ones optimistic.
"Reny is a very bright kid, he's very studious," said Shaker Baswa, who has known
the family for about a decade. "His only goal was to go to college, which he did, and
unfortunately nobody knows what happened."
Jose had a 4.0 grade-point average at Rice University prior to his disappearance.
As president of the Tri-city Indian Association, Baswa has been helping the family in their
efforts. Unsatisfied with the results so far, "It's very surprising, they don't know
anything other than he's missing," he said. "That's the only thing they know."
A lack of evidence and very few leads leave the case at a standstill, but the family is
not losing hope.
"At this point in time, we are pleading for assistance from the federal government
in the search for Reny," Reashma Jose said.
Hundreds of petitions to New York Sen. Charles Schumer and U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder
were signed at the event Sunday, to be added to the thousands already collected. The family
will be mailing them out shortly.
Local government was present Sunday for the walk.
"It is a very difficult time, not only for Reny's family, but of the entire community,"
Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan said. "Our thoughts, our prayers, our concern are with you,"
addressing the family. "We share your desire to bring Reny home, and we are walking with
you in unity here today, because that is what a Capital City does. It stands with its residents
in times of need, and this is a time of need."
Though information is scarce, going forward "We're just going to keep searching for
answers," Reashma Jose said. "As a family we will not stop until we find him."
10. Rachel Taylor. In the early 1940s at least one murder and
more than a half-dozen assaults on women around and about the State College campus of Penn
State had police running in circles and "co-eds" reluctant to walk alone on campus.
The Penn State mystery begins on March 29, 1940 when the body of 17-year-old Rachel Taylor,
a home economics major at the university was discovered near the campus by a school janitor.
Her head was bashed in and her body was "mutilated." Almost immediately, police were reminded of
another open homicide that occurred about 130 miles away near Tunkhannock, outside Wilkes-Barre.
In that case, the body of 19-year-old Margaret Martin was found nude and trussed in a burlap
sack. She had been tortured in a similar manner. At the time police blamed Margaret's murder
on "white slavers" who were forcing young women looking for honest work to become prostitutes
in "disorderly houses." In some cases the girls accepted the offer voluntarily,
while in others the girls were subjected to threats and physical violence. The way Margaret
was lured to a job interview was similar to how other girls reported being accosted by
the pimps.
When Rachel's body was found near State College, Margaret's murder had not been
solved, and at first police believed the white slavery ring had simply moved west. Besides
the mutilation, and the similarities in age between the victims, there was little to link
the murders of Margaret and Rachel.
A New Jersey resident who came to Pennsylvania as one of the 1,000 women on the 6,000-student
PSU central campus, Rachel was known as a shy, studious girl who was pleasant, but who
generally kept to herself.
She had returned from Asbury Park to State College late on March 28, getting off the
bus at 1:21 a.m., according to the driver. Rachel apparently encountered her killer while
walking the half-mile from the bus stop to her dormitory. Her friends insisted that she
must have known the person who killed her because she was found four miles off her route,
and was not the type of person to accept rides from strangers.
The autopsy revealed that she had eaten shortly before she died, which strengthened the argument
that she knew her killer. There were no restaurants open at that time near where she was dropped
off and where she died.
Rachel's wristwatch was stopped at 3:15 a.m., but it is unclear whether that was because
it ran down or was damaged in the attack that killed her.
In the days after Rachel's murder, police inspected more than 900 cars in and around
the campus, looking for one that was bloodstained. They were unsuccessful. They then turned to
the Penn State intrafraternity council, asking the heads of each fraternity on campus to
report anyone who was "absent without explanation" from 1 a.m. until dawn on March 29. At the
time half of Penn State's 5,000 male students belonged to a fraternity.
Police found a bloodstained handkerchief at the crime scene, as well as a man's footprints
in the snow, but those leads never panned out.
Eventually, authorities abandoned the theory that Rachel knew her killer when interviews
with as many friends as they could find led nowhere.
"Of course, there's nothing definite on (the theory that she had been forced into
the car), but we've questioned all of her friends, including the boys she knew, and
they didn't pick her up," detective Wilbur F. Leitzell told the press. "But we're
certain an automobile was used by the slayer."
Nearly a year passed with no progress in the investigation of Rachel Taylor's murder
when it appears the State College stalker struck again. This time, the victim survived.
On March 21, 1941, Lena Waite was slugged from behind while she walked on a State College
street. Three days later, Grace Gray was similarly assaulted and knocked down. On June 12, 1941,
Mrs. Ernest J. Teichert was struck down while she was in her garage and dragged down an
embankment. Her assailant fled when he was spooked by a noise.
A month later, 21-year-old Katherine Breon got the first glimpse of the stalker when
she was assaulted on the streets of State College. The only description she could provide,
however, was that he was "clad in a shirt and dark trousers."
The attacks appeared to move east after Katherine's assault — back toward Wilkes-Barre. On August
2, 1941, Emily Williams, a 28-year-old student at State Teachers College in Lock Haven, Penn.,
about 30 miles east of State College, suffered a fractured skull when she was struck from
behind by an unidentified male attacker. She was walking home from the movies when the
man came up behind her and hit her with a blunt object.
The investigation turned up a pair of similar attacks in Lock Haven around the same time
that the State College stalker was clubbing women there. A 17-year-old girl was hit from
behind on June 23, 1941, and on June 16, 26-year-old Dorothy Orner suffered a like assault.
As quickly as they began, the attacks stopped. Police surmised that the stalker either moved
away or was drafted when World War II began. Regardless, neither Rachel's nor Margaret's
killings were ever solved, and no one was ever charged with any of the assaults.
As for the Wilkes-Barre "white slavery ring," like so many other stories, news of the world
at war blew that off the front pages forever.
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Can General Kelly Save the Trump Presidency?
Editors Note: In our latest Facebook Live interview (please like our Facebook page to see more of these events) Jacob Heilbrunn, editor of the National Interest, and Daniel McCarthy, editor-at-large of the American Conservative, discuss the potential impact of Trump's new chief of staff.
Daniel McCarthy recently wrote an article on how and why Donald Trump has turned on Jeff Sessions. An excerpt of the article can be found below:.
Donald Trump has a secret weapon. Even as controversies swirl around him like galaxies colliding, one scandal or outrage smashing into the next before the last one has fully sunk into citizens' brains, Trump remains on his feet, defiant.
He knows something his foes don't know—or can't admit. He knows that as low as he might go in the polls, his enemies are truly, comprehensively, utterly bankrupt in the public's eyes.
The American people may not like Trump, but they loathe the forces of respectability arrayed against him. The media? Congressional Democrats? The Republican establishment? With enemies like those, Trump hardly needs friends.
Which is a good thing, because the president does not seem too concerned about keeping the few political friends he has.
His anger at Attorney General Jeff Sessions has been simmering for months, and Trump held nothing back in telling the New York Times exactly how he felt this week. He told the paper's Peter Baker, Michael S.
Schmidt and Maggie Haberman that he would never have put Sessions in charge of the Justice Department had he suspected that Sessions would recuse himself from the investigation into Russia's involvement in last year's election.
Trump even said that Sessions had been less than forthright in explaining his own dealings with Russians. "Jeff Sessions gave some bad answers" during his Senate confirmation hearings, Trump told the Times.
"He gave some answers that were simple questions and should have been simple answers, but they weren't." The words are a tangle; their meaning is clear.
Picking on Sessions, the first—and, for a long time, the only—Republican senator who had endorsed Trump's presidential campaign, was an unexpected move for a president who had just seen his own party's Senate fail to pass a major health-care reform he had called for.
It was a surprising move, too, for a president who continues to face daily innuendo about his relationship with Moscow. Trump, it turns out, had a private powwow with Vladimir Putin at the recent G-20 meeting.
And this week it came out that yet more dubious Russian figures were present at his sons meeting last year with a Moscow-connected lawyer who promised to share with the Trump campaign embarrassing information about Hillary Clinton.
Sessions may have caused the president a headache by recusing himself from the Russia investigation. But Sessions is more than just a Trump loyalist, and one who happens to be the chief law enforcement official in the country.
Sessions is also Trump's link to the hard-line Republican Right that was Trumpian before Trump himself was. Sessions arguably outranks Trump himself in the hearts of Republicans who yearn to crackdown on immigration and demand tough "law and order" policies.
Steve King, the Iowa Republican who is another hero to immigration restrictionists, swiftly took to Twitter to defend Sessions. Trump risks losing a critical part—the braced and dedicated ideological cadres—if he makes Sessions the scapegoat for his Russia frustrations.
Image: White House Chief of Staff John Kelly boards Air Force One after attending a rally with U.S. President Donald Trump in Huntington, West Virginia, August 3, 2017.
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Thomas Lemar to Arsenal: Wenger can get Monaco man if he sacrifices Sanchez - journalist - Duration: 2:30.
Thomas Lemar to Arsenal: Wenger can get Monaco man if he sacrifices Sanchez - journalist
Thomas Lemar is one of Arsenal top summer targets. Lemar is a top target for the Gunners this summer. Keeping Sanchez is also a top priority, with Arsene Wenger insisting the Chilean is going nowhere.
But according to Sun journalist Martin Lipton, Wenger will have to sacrifice Sanchez to get the Monaco man. He told TalkSPORT: Monaco have a key bargaining chip in Thomas Lemar, who they know Arsenal are desperate to land.
My understanding is while they would like to take Sanchez and make this offer [of £45m], they are willing to use this bargaining chip to see if they can get him.
Theyve got money to spend, they see Sanchez as the answer and they are willing to give him £300k a week. The thing is with Monaco, you dont have to pay tax either.
I know Wenger doesnt want to lose Sanchez but if this comes an offer with Lemar as a part of the negotiations, it may be the best option. Lipton added: Wenger has been very firm in the last couple of weeks insisting hes not going to go, talking about the meeting he had with Sanchez and that hes going nowhere.
He also said a week before Van Persie went that he was going nowhere, a week before Fabregas went that he was going nowhere, a week before Nasri went that he was going nowhere.
Theres a pattern there for Arsenal fans. While Sanchez wants to go to City, Wenger is reluctant to sell him to an English club which is absolutely understandable, unless youre Antonio Conte it seems.
But he didnt say he wouldnt sell him to another club..
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Arsenal vs Chelsea: Martin Keown reckons Gunners can win Premier League if they continue to show - Duration: 3:54.
Arsenal vs Chelsea: Martin Keown reckons Gunners can win Premier League if they continue to show street fighting skills
MARTIN KEOWN believes Arsene Wenger now has a team of angry street fighters.
And the Arsenal legend says if the standards they set against Chelsea in the FA Cup final are used as the benchmark for this season, then Premier League glory will be theirs.
Arsenal's 2-1 win at Wembley in May was so impressive that Keown insists it was their best performance for YEARS.
As the Gunners face Chelsea today in a rematch of that final at Wembley in the Community Shield, Keown is optimistic this could be THE season they end what will be a 14-year duck without the title.
He told SunSport: "I looked at that cup final and the players looked like street fighters. There was an anger, a competitiveness and a determination that I had not seen for many years. I was stunned by it.
"The Arsenal fans were vociferous and you could see they had their team back again. "It looked real, they were battling for everything.
"Whatever he said to the players in the way they prepared, that has got to be the preparation ahead of every game now.
"The players must be at their best, they have to be at boiling point. "It should not just be for a one-off final. It should be like that for every game of the season.
"Anything less is not good enough. "And if he can create that mood and feeling throughout the group and the new signings gel then they have a real chance of winning the Premier League.
Former Arsenal defender Sol Campbell shares his video of Arsenal lifting the FA Cup. But Keown has warned that Arsenal cannot afford players such as Mesut Ozil to go missing in games – something he was accused of last season.
And Keown warned that true street fighters turn up every day – not just when they feel like it.
He added: "You can't do it giving it half tilt , you have to give everything – and that includes Ozil, Alexis Sachez, the whole lot. "Against Chelsea, the big man, Per Mertesacker came in and played in that back three.
'He was only able to do that because he had the energy around him to protect him to use his know-how. "It was a complete performance from him – and that is what they're going to need this season.
"Even had Chelsea lost, it was the first time I had seen for years where they gave a complete performance – everyone ticking the right boxes.
"I was seeing players put tackles in, be physical, compete, scrap. And I wanted to see the beauty too and there was plenty of that on the day.
"It was how the team was fired up and if Wenger can get them in that mood – in street fighter mode every game, not just when they decide to be one.
"Arsenal fans will want to see early signs – including in the Community Shield game against Chelsea – that their team will be in the running to win the Premier League.
In-limbo Arsenal star Alexis Sanchez kisses the Arsenal badge during training session. Keown does believe the Europa League can hinder them – but insists it is vital that Wenger goes full-pelt at trying to win the tournament.
He added: "I don't like Thursday night football - it's almost got to saturation point. It's a night where we should all be recharging our batteries and looking forward to the weekend games. "As a player, it just feels disorientating.
"When we played in the European Cup Winners' Cup back in the day, when no one gave a hoot about rest, and then played Saturday, it was probably our worst finish in the Premier League that I could remember.
"So it does have an affect. It does seem to put you behind. You're always playing catch-up on everyone else – you're always playing afterwards.
"You can't afford to make mistakes and Arsenal will be in it to win it and there is no reason why they can't as it's a backdoor route to the Champions League.
"In sport, you're either a champion or not. They should want to hear that Champions League music ring out at the Emirates every month. "That should be your one and only desire to do that.
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Yipes! Skunks can be house pets! 50 Facts to Prove It - Duration: 5:32.
Hey!
Clover here – welcome back.
I saw a person the other day walking a most unusual pet down my street.
It was either a strange looking cat or a skunk!
That going me curious so today I'm going to share the 50 most adorable and stinky facts
about the skunk formerly classified in the same family as a weasel but actually more
closely related to a ferret, otter, or badger..
It turns out that 8 of the 10 species of skunk, whose name literally means stink, can be found
in the Americas.
The others are categorized as Asian stink badgers stink badger come from Indonesia and
the Phillipines so I'm not 100% sure which one I saw strutting his fluffy tail and white
stripe down the street.
Most likely a striped skunk, sometimes called a polecat, since those tend to be the most
common in my area though I didn't look too closely so it could have been a spotted skunk.
I hope not since spotted skunks tend to like a more carnivorous meal and I'm a mammal
after all.
Either way, it was the standard black and white color not the less common cream, grey
or brown and it was pretty big so I'm guessing it was a buck or male skunk.
No matter who it was, I've found that these thickly furred, compact bodied creatures are
more common as pets than I would have imagined.
Not anywhere near as common as living with a cat or a dog but they are sometimes kept
as actual house pets.
In fact, the average skunk lives around 10 years and grows to between 15 and 37 inches
long and up to 18 pounds so they are about the size of a housecat but beyond that, they
are very, very different and not nearly as great to live with as a cat – or at least
that's my opinion.
People seem to feel differently though so if for some reason you do think you want to
live with a skunk, make sure it is descented.
Skunks have small organs called anal glands that are filled with a horrible scented mixture
of chemicals and oils.
They actually have muscles around these glands that let them spray their stenchful mixture
up to 10 full feet and amazingly, they manage to hit their target most of the time too.
As if the smell isn't enough, skunk spray is irritating and can actually cause temporary
blindness if you take a direct hit to the eyes.
A skunk can only run about 10 miles per hour so the spray is their best defense and what
a defense it is.
A skunks spray is actually powerful enough that even fierce predators like bears, coyotes,
bobcats and domestic dogs think twice before attacking, though sometimes they do it anyway.
The great horned owl is one of the only consistent predators who doesn't seem deterred by the
awful aroma emanating from their meal.
Now all that being said, there is good news if you accidentally come across a wild skunk.
A skunk has a limited amount of spray available so they will only spray you as a last resort.
They'll actually try warning you off first by stamping their feet, growling, spitting,
hissing and fluffing up their tails.
One kind of skunk, the spotted skunk will even do a handstand.
If you don't get the hint though – while skunks are not aggressive toward humans - they
will spray and that is something serious since the spray is strong enough humans often smell
it as much as a half mile away.
Good luck getting your family to hug you if you do get yourself sprayed since even some
skunks don't like their own smell.
The striped skunk won't spray in its own den and will try hard never to spray in a
confined space where it might end up wearing some of its own stench.
Of course, maybe your will get lucky and your people will be among the one in one thousand
humans who can't smell the skunks spray.
Don't' even try going near your cat though.
I think I speak for all of us when I say we can smell the skunk and don't want anything
to do with that.
Most skunks are active early in the morning and at dusk and spend most of their active
time looking for berries, leaves, grasses, insects, worms, grubs, lizards, or frogs though
some will even try for moles, birds or even snakes including rattlesnakes since most skunks
are actually immune to snake venom.
Skunks have strong muscled forelegs and sharp claws so they can often be seen digging for
food as well as foraging.
Skunks are also known to attack a beehive in search of honey though they will happily
eat the bees as well if they can.
If none of these favorite foods are available, a skunk is pretty opportunistic even down
to digging through your trash for a tasty treat so either lock your trash or be wary
when you take it out after dark.
Skunks don't have very good vision and aren't able to see much of anything beyond 10 feet
away but they do have a great sense of smell and hearing so wherever their nose and ears
lead them is where they will go for food.
Skunks do have some unusual feeding habits that you might find interesting though.
They will roll a caterpillar on the ground to remove those pesky hairs before they eat
them and have been seen rolling stinky beetles in the dirt to help diminish that awful scent
before they snack.
I find that particularly funny coming from an animal that smells as bad as skunk does.
When they aren't searching for food, the skunk will put its strong digging legs to
use digging out a burrow if they cannot find another animals pre-dug burrow to steal.
They might also choose to live in abandoned logs or even empty buildings.
Regardless of where they choose to den, most skunks line their borrow with leaves that
they pile up underneath their belly and then drag into the burrow using their body and
arms.
Skunks aren't true hibernators because they do emerge from their den in search of food
during the winter but they do enter a less active phase in the colder months and you
won't see them as often.
Female skunks, called does usually give birth to 2 to 10 kits once a year and babies are
able to spray as soon as they are born no worries though because they cannot spray very
far and they are striped from birth so you and predators are sure to recognize them.
So know you know the most interesting facts about a skunk.
Hopefully you don't have a surfeit of skunks your area but if you do, you know when to
recognize a friendly from and unfriendly.
Don't' forget to click subscribe because I will be back tomorrow with another 50 curious
facts to share.
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This is how easily you can backup photos to iCloud - Duration: 1:26.
Go to "Settings" and make sure that you have signed into the iCloud.
Select this one.
If you haven't signed into the iCloud you need to sign in.
After that what you do is go to iCloud here.
Then go to "Photos" and you need to enable this "iCloud Photo Library".
it's turning on.
It will take some seconds to finish this.
Now after that select this option "Optimize iPhone storage".
So, once you do these two things then what happens is whatever photo you will take from
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ASTRAL INTIMACY: YES, YOU REALLY CAN HAVE "OUT OF BODY" SEX - Duration: 4:16.
ASTRAL INTIMACY: YES, YOU REALLY CAN HAVE "OUT OF BODY" SEX
Astral Projection is a real thing.
Anyone can do it.
Astral sex is also a real thing and it often goes hand in hand with Astral Projection also known as OBE's or 'out of body experiences'.
It's just one of the less discussed aspects of it.
For those of you who may not know, Astral Projection is the ability to have your soul consciously leave your body.
Absolutely everyone can Astral Project at will, but it does require some research, practice, consistency and open-mindedness.
Just like you how learn to walk, swim or ride a bicycle, Astral Projection is another skill you need practice to learn.
Every single night while we sleep, our Astral body is outside of our physical body.
We are just not consciously aware of it.
Astral projection is simply being able to stay consciously awake while our body is at rest.
While out of body you are aware of the fact that we're in another dimension every night while we sleep.
You will also realize you can easily get back into your body without issue.
Your Astral Body is energetically connected to your physical body by a Silver Cord, (sometimes you can see it and sometimes you can't)
which ensures that you can always get back.
In fact, it's a lot easier to go back into your body than it is for you to stay out of it.
That is why, regardless of what you may have been told by superstitious or religious folks, it is absolutely not dangerous to practice A/P.
You have no risk of dying, falling ill or being possessed by another entity.
So don't worry.
If you want to learn more about getting out of body, Check out Spirit Science Episode 9 on Astral Projection
Astral Projection is an absolutely incredible thing to do.
It is also pretty limitless.
You can do just about anything your mind can think of.
You can fly around the world and spy on friends and family.
You can check out the pyramids without permission or standing in line.
You can explore the ocean, go cliff diving off the world's highest cliff or even fly around Kruger Park in South Africa without fear of
ending up a lion's dinner.
As I said.
It's incredible!
And yes, sex is definitely one of the things you can do.
But no, it's not like physical sex.
Physical sex is based on penetration and has many limitations.
In the astral realm you don't have gravity holding you down.
You don't have arms and legs getting in the way.
You don't have to worry about STDs or pregnancy.
You don't have to worry about social awkwardness or hidden agendas because you can feel each other down to the very core of your being.
It's a blending of souls, to a degree, which is a very powerful and passionate thing to do.
This is why I stress this is also not to be taken lightly.
As with normal sex, and just about anything enjoyable, this too can be addictive.
(We humans just love our escapism..)
If you want to learn more about what astral sex is and how to experience it – check out this video by astral projection expert and
hypnotherapist, Steve G Jones.
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