News about Caroline Jones

Caroline Jones, 21, released a three-minute video shedding light on all of the scandalous goings-on and various strange activities that occurred within the confines of her boarding school. 'Boarding school stuff that would put non-boarding school children into a coma,' Caroline, who attended Episcopal High School in Alexandria, Virginia, began. She first mentioned the'mass meeting,' referring to it as a'surprise rave' that students used to throw in secrecy before every single one of our major rivalry games.'

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Since applying for parole on medical grounds, Caroline Jones (pictured left), the mother of murdered three-year-old Kelly Anne Jones (pictured right), has made a stoic plea to authorities not to allow her daughter's killer shorten her sentence in prison. Despite not telling authorities where the baby's body is located, he has asked to be released on medical grounds, which would normally disqualify him from parole. Ms Jones argued that Bennett should remain jailed, and that "people like this should never be released."

John William Bennett, a convicted murderer, first told police he killed three-year-old Kelly Anne Jones in a bag at a garbage dump west of Brisbane in 1989. When Bennett took her, she was visiting her aunt in Toowoomba for the Carnival of Flowers. Despite extensive searches involving hundreds of volunteers, the child's body was never found.

A man who kidnapped and murdered a three-year-old child 34 years ago has applied for parole in Queensland and is requesting that the state abolish its 'no body, no parole' provision. In June, 1990, John William Bennett was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Kelly Anne Jones (pictured left and right) just days before her fourth birthday.

After 12 years in office, Leigh Sales resigned from presenting the ABC's 7:30 Report in June so she could spend more time with her young boys. After her close friend, 7:30's long-time cameraman Mick Walters, died of cancer in August, the journalist revealed on Sunday that she never returned to the Sydney studio. We had been working closely together every day for years.' I honestly don't know how I could have returned to the studio after he died,' she told the ABC.

On February 27, Leigh Sales will return to television as the ABC's Australian Story's host. The celebrated journalist will host the weekly half-hour documentary series that is renowned for profiling Australians and their fascinating life tales. When she resigned as anchor of the national broadcaster's The 7.30 Report in February last year, she stunned viewers.

Leigh Sales (left and right) has confirmed that she will return to the ABC as the host of Australian Story at the network's 'upfront' presentation of its slate for 2023 on Thursday. On June 30, the long-serving host of ABC's top current affairs service, 7.30, came to an end. Sales took a'some rest' and quality time with her two sons after her six-month absence. The 49-year-old actress said she was 'excited and humbled' to host Australian Story (inset). Following the late Caroline Jones, she will become the program's second host.

Joyce Parrott, 81, died in April 2020 at The Elms care home in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire, after ambulance staff were mistakenly advised that she had a 'do not resuscitate' order in place. Caroline Porter's daughter said a nurse mixed up my mother with another Joyce, who had not decided not to have CPR if her breathing or heartbeat stops.