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Barbara Hinske's latest in the Rosemont series, Restoring what was lost was a fantastic read. All of the Rosemont characters return and a few new characters appear. The case of the stolen books still needs to be sorted out. This brings trouble and good news at the same time. There are several lesser plot themes and together with the stolen books and you have to pay attention to keep up.. Restoring What Was Lost is an enjoyable mystery.
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Notorious Livestreamer "Chud the Builder" Arrested for Attempted Murder After Courthouse Shooting
Dalton Eatherly Chud the Builder Clarksville Courthouse Shooting Racist Livestreamer Attempted Murder Charge
Police have arrested another person in connection with the alleged attempt to murder Trinamool leader Bholanath Ghosh of Sandeshkhali by run
British Granddad’s Arrest Shocks Florida Vacation
Mark Gibbon, a 62-year-old from England, was arrested at the Solterra Resort near Disney World. He’s accused of trying to drown his 33-year-old daughter-in-law, Jasmine Wyld, in a swimming pool after an argument over his will. Reports say Gibbon pushed Wyld underwater multiple times, and her nine-year-old daughter bravely jumped in to help but was pushed away. Neighbors called the police, stopping the incident. Wyld told authorities she couldn’t breathe and feared for her life, and a witness reported seeing Gibbon hold her underwater and scratch her chest. He’s now charged with attempted second-degree murder and battery, and he’s being held in Polk County Jail.
Interestingly, Wyld later testified from England, calling Gibbon her “best friend” and a “fantastic grandfather,” saying she felt safe with him. She supported his release with a no-violence order, but the judge denied it, pointing out her statement contradicted her initial report to police. Gibbon has pleaded not guilty to battery charges and awaits another hearing next month.
Now, let’s look at different angles on this story. Some might say this is a case of family drama spiraling out of control. They’d argue personal disputes, especially over money like a will, can lead to heated moments, but violence is never the answer. They’d stress the importance of keeping family matters civil, especially around children, and question why Gibbon didn’t walk away instead of escalating things. This view emphasizes personal responsibility and restraint.
Another perspective focuses on the legal system’s role. Some folks might argue the judge was right to keep Gibbon in custody, given the serious nature of the charges and the conflicting stories. They’d say public safety comes first, and letting someone accused of such a violent act go free, even with conditions, could set a bad precedent. Protecting victims, especially when a child was involved, is the priority here.
On the other hand, some might feel Wyld’s later support for Gibbon suggests there’s more to the story. They could argue that family dynamics are complex, and her testimony hints at a misunderstanding or emotional outburst rather than a clear intent to harm. They might push for Gibbon’s release under strict conditions, believing the courts should consider the full context, including their reported close relationship.
For us seniors watching from the U.S., this story hits home. It reminds us how family tensions, especially over inheritance, can erupt unexpectedly. It also raises questions about safety on vacation and how quickly things can go wrong. We’ll keep an eye on this case as it unfolds.
Thanks for tuning in to Ope Vox. Stay informed, stay safe, and we’ll see you next time.
Brooklyn Man Charged with Attempted Murder After Subway Attack in Chelsea
In a disturbing scene caught on video, a man was violently pushed onto the subway tracks in Chelsea, leading to the swift arrest of the suspect. Eyewitness News released footage showing the moment a man, standing near the platform’s edge, was shoved into the path of a 1 train just after 1:30 PM on Tuesday at the 18th Street station. First responders quickly intervened, navigating between the…
