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Jon Ruben Confirms Drugging Wife Before Child Abuse, Awaits Sentencing
Former summer camp operator Jon Ruben, 76, admitted drugging his wife, Susan Ruben, to facilitate the sexual assault of children. He is due to be sentenced this Friday at Leicester Crown Court for a range of horrific offenses.
UK Authorities Target Major Illegal Streaming Network in Renewed Crackdown
British authorities have escalated their fight against illicit TV streaming, leading to the shutdown of a major UK-based network and the arrest of four individuals in Manchester, seizing equipment worth £750,000.
Andy Carroll Enters Not Guilty Plea in Non-Molestation Order Case
Former England international Andy Carroll has indicated a not guilty plea to breaching a non-molestation order against his ex-wife, Billi Mucklow, during a court appearance on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
Lucy Letby Retrial Efforts Persist Amid New Documentary Scrutiny
Convicted child killer Lucy Letby’s legal team continues to seek a retrial, despite two failed appeals, as a new Netflix documentary reignites public and expert debate over her convictions for murdering seven infants.
Jill Biden’s First Husband Charged with Murder After Delaware Investigation
William Stevenson, the first husband of former First Lady Jill Biden, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of his current wife, Linda Stevenson, in Delaware. The charges follow a weekslong investigation into the December incident.
Garda Lorcan Murphy Jailed After Reckless Assault of Teen
Former Garda Lorcan Murphy has been sentenced to one year in prison for a “highly reckless and unjustifiable” assault on a handcuffed, intoxicated teenager in Dublin in June 2021, an incident that resulted in the youth sustaining a fractured skull.
Forced Entry Confirmed in Nancy Guthrie Abduction Case
Investigators have confirmed signs of forced entry at the Arizona home of Nancy Guthrie, mother of “Today” show host Savannah Guthrie, who is believed to have been abducted. Authorities have shifted the investigation to a criminal matter, emphasizing the 84-year-old’s…
Epstein Files Release: Incomplete Disclosure and Redaction Errors Fuel Outcry
The U.S. Justice Department’s recent release of millions of pages from the Jeffrey Epstein files has sparked significant controversy, with critics pointing to inconsistent redactions, unreleased documents, and disorganization, fueling accusations of a ‘cover-up’ and renewed calls for transparency.
Kathy Ruemmler’s Epstein Ties Deepen with New Document Release
New Justice Department documents reveal deeper, more personal connections between Goldman Sachs Chief Legal Officer Kathy Ruemmler and Jeffrey Epstein, including career advice, financial gifts, and her role as his will’s executor.
Trump Denies Epstein Island Claims, Plans to Sue Trevor Noah
Trump denies being on Epstein’s island and says he will sue Trevor Noah amid renewed headlines about his public statements and ongoing media scrutiny.
Sacked Bus Driver Mark Hehir Demands Apology Amid Widespread Support
Former London bus driver Mark Hehir, dismissed after apprehending a thief, is seeking an apology and compensation from Metroline, despite an employment tribunal upholding his sacking. His case has garnered significant public and political backing, highlighting a contentious debate over…
Epstein’s 4chan Content Sharing Detailed in Newly Released Documents
New disclosures from Department of Justice documents reveal Jeffrey Epstein shared explicit ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s’ content sourced from 4chan with Karyna Shuliak in 2017, shedding light on his disturbing online activities.
Hazing Charges Follow NAU Student Death After Fraternity Event
Three Delta Tau Delta fraternity members face hazing charges after an 18-year-old Northern Arizona University student died following an off-campus rush event in Flagstaff.
Dublin Murder Inquiry Follows Fatal Foster Terrace Assault
A man in his 50s has died and two women in their 60s were hospitalized following a fatal assault on Foster Terrace in Ballybough, Dublin, prompting Gardaí to launch a murder investigation.
Court Rules on Influencer’s Viral ‘Charity’ Video
Malaysian influencer Tang Sie Luk has been fined RM40,000 ($12,800) for uploading a video depicting teenagers giving a homeless man rice mixed with chicken bones, a court ruled on January 31, 2026.