News about David Miller

In September 2019, Shelley Puchalsky, a PhD student from Delaware, was jogging with her dog on a dirt trail when she tripped over her pet and fell face-first onto gravel. With blood running down her face, the 40-year-old drove herself to the nearest hospital and had to get more than 40 stitches. Little did she know, however, the sutures holding her skin together would result in botched plastic surgery, an incurable sepsis infection and a gaping three-inch-wide hole in her skull.

Post Office bosses plotted to raid the pensions of wrongly accused sub-postmasters to make up discrepancies in accounts, it was revealed yesterday. Minutes from a 2004 board meeting, produced at the public inquiry into the Horizon scandal, reveal ex-chief operating officer David Miller (pictured) was tasked with targeting 'the pensions of fraudsters' to ensure the company was reimbursed. Quizzed by inquiry counsel Emma Price, Mr Miller denied being the plot's architect, insisting it was 'proposed by somebody else'. Mr Miller also denied comparing Fujitsu, the Japanese technology giant behind the flawed Horizon IT system, to a 'man who had just shoved 15 inches of bayonet up my posterior'.

Sheriff Eric Higgins unlocked the cell doors of a block in the Pulaski County jail in Arkansas for a radical experiment to see if they could govern themselves. The six-week trial was documented by a TV crew and hidden cameras was edited into Unlocked: A Jail Experiment new screening on Netflix. However, the series enraged blindsided local officials who only learned about the show, and the experiment, when the Netflix trailer was released. Inmates made three gallons of illegal 'hooch' and bashed a man for cheating at cards when they were given the run of the jail.

Theo Bailey, believed to be 31, joined his long-term girlfriend of 10 years Chantal Xerri, 27, for a night out with other travellers on Koh Tao last month. The pair were pictured revelling in the festivities with their fellow holidaymakers on the evening of March 18, before embarking on a pub crawl planned by a local sports bar. But Theo was tragically found dead the next afternoon in a shallow water drainage ditch outside the Rocktopus diving centre, having vanished at some point the night before. Officers said today that the case 'was still open' but they had not made any arrests, believing Theo's death was an accident. Theo's body was discovered near Sairee Beach, the same beauty spot where Brits Hannah Witheridge, 23, and David Miller, 24, were bludgeoned to death in September 2014 - the incident which gave rise to the grim moniker Death Island.

Koh Tao, once a sun-filled Thai paradise island, exploded into a nightmarish center of murder and rape after two British backpackers were bludgeoned to death nearly a decade ago. Koh Tao has earned a more sinister image among international visitors over the last ten years, with at least 11 Western tourists dying or missing there under unexplained circumstances since 2014. Following a string of tragic events, the tropical holiday hotspot was given the name 'Death Island' or "Murder Island." The deaths have always been described as unfortunate accidents or suicides, but many cases appear to be suspicious to family members of the deceased and missing, and are often left ineffectively investigated. It has long been known as a haven for organised crime and corruption, in which a'corrupt' police force prioritises local interests.

As the vessel made its way to Thailand's notorious 'Death Island' this morning, terrified passengers were seen leaping off a ferry engulfed in flames. The overnight The Ko Jaroen 2 ferry from Surat Thani province was due to land in Koh Tao, a popular tourist destination off the Thai coast, but it was greeted with inhalation at 6.30 a.m. local time. The moments after the fire erupted, a terrified tourist was escorted to the roof of the vessel as they awaited rescue. Some people went overboard in an attempt to avoid the fiero. 108 passengers were on board the ferry at the time of the crash before one 'heard a crackling sound and smelled smoke.'

Since two innocent murderers ordered a investigation, two young backpackers who were bludgeoned to death ten years ago have gone through their grief. Both 29, Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Htun (inset), were initially sentenced to death for David Miller (left) and Hannah Witheridge's murder and rape, but a Thai royal decree changed their sentences to life in prison. On a beach on the popular tourist island of Koh Tao in September 2014, David and Hannah, aged 24 and 23 at the time, were discovered. However, Burmese bar employees who were arrested ten years ago are still holding their innocence and requesting an investigation.

Investigators were shocked by Lisa Golden's disgusting home, which was packed with garbage, rotting food, and a rats infestation. In court papers relating to the tense fight over the squalid house, mayor Justin Welker said, 'Words cannot adequately describe the condition of the master toilet.' Golden was in civil court this week as her neighbors pleaded for a court-appointed cleanup of the rancid home, which they claim to have been fighting for more than ten years.

With 99 seconds to spare, a British vet has become the first female to complete one of the world's toughest ultramarathons. On Friday, ultrarunner Jasmin Paris finished the 100-mile run in 59:58:21, a marathon that is held annually in Frozen Head State Park, Tennessee, and is considered one of the most difficult running challenges, with a 60-hour cut off to complete it. Supporters on social media lauded the heroic feat of the 40-year-old mother of two, who was one of just five ultra runners to complete the run.

On March 20, Ryan Joseph Ralph, 24, boarded the overnight train with Shona Morgan, 22, from Bangkok to the famous Koh Tao island in the south. Shona sleeping when he went for a cigarette at the end of the carriage, where many trains have no doors or barriers. In the fall from the train, the Canadian tourist from Kingston, Ontario, is reported to have been injured before being pulled briefly along the tracks. He was discovered dead under a newly constructed platform at the Chet Samian Railway Station in Ratchaburi province the next day.

I had a burning desire to live in a gritty, frightening Moscow, which was once the capital of a nation I loot. I stepped into the Kremlin's shadow because I wanted to know, investigate, and write about the Communist world, which then happened to be a few hundred miles from the Channel. I was not disappointed. I was not dissatisfied with this other looking glass planet, its squalor and despair, the dignity of many of its citizens, the diet of lies on which they lived, and the true, ghastly aim of its wicked kings were all clear. I was shocked to learn that our own warm country could just have been like this.

XCLUSIVE: During a five-month undercover police operation, Andrew Brett, 35, was reportedly carrying a stash of cocaine and LSD. John and Ann, his devastated parents, lost as reports of their son's demise started only days after they returned from a month-long break on the island of Koh Tao. After tying the knot with a Thai-born bride in a beachside null, Andrew's father, John, 82, told how his son had 'everything to look forward to,' and 'a promising future ahead of him.' 'This has come as a big surprise,' says retired electrician John - we haven't been told anything.'

At the Ecco Bar on Koh Tao island in the southern province of Surat Thani, Andrew John Brett, 36, was reportedly peddling ecstasy and LSD to other visitors. Officers were found 0.54 grams of ecstasy in a plastic bag, 25 ecstasy tablets, and 75 LSD sheets, all described locally as'magic paper,' among his possessions.'

A tribunal has delivered a landmark decision that anti-Zionism is a legally protected feature, as it was ruled in favour of a dismissed university professor. Following remarks he made about Israel, David Miller (left) was "unfairly dismissed" from his post at Bristol University. According to the 2010 Equality Act, the 108-page decision found that expressing anti-Zionist views is a 'philosophical belief and a protected characteristic.' Anyone expressing anti-Zionist sentiments is legally protected, and cannot be barred from their positions of employment, according to this case.

A hospital order has been delivered by a cyber genius who caused £7 million of damage to Grand Theft Auto's business, and it will be detained in a mental hospital indefinitely. Autistic Kurtaj, 18, took code and video footage from Rockstar's inception of their latest iteration of the hit crime shooter franchise, GTA VI, as part of the multi-million-pound blackmail effort. Kurtaj, a key player of Lapsus$' cyber-crime group, also blackmailed telecoms company BT/EE, demanding a $4 million (£3.19 million) ransom.

Arion Kurtaj (left), 18, robbed code and video footage from Rockstar's production of their new GTA6 iteration as part of their multi-million-pound blackmail campaign. Kurtaj, a key member of Lapsus' cyber-crime group, has filed a lawsuit claiming a $4 million (£3.19 million) ransom. Between July 2021 and February 2022, they and a 17-year-old boy who cannot be identified, hacking computer chip maker NVIDIA, Uber, and Revolut. Following a seven-week trail in August, a jury found Kurtaj, a University of Oxford, of 12 different offence. However, after being released, the 18-year-old wanted to return to a life of crime. Psychiatrist Dr Claudia Camden-Smith, who assessed Kurtaj, was asked by prosecutor Kevin Barry if he was 'highly motivated to return to offending?'"That's what he told me the first time I saw him," Dr Camden-Smith said.'

After Pat Cummins' team defeated South Africa in Kolkata, Australia has reached the final of the Cricket World Cup. On Sunday, the Aussies will face India in the final. Josh Hazlewood claimed 2-12 from eight overs and Mitchell Starc 3-34 from 10 to silence the Proteas in Thursday's last-four clash.

Despite David Miller's defiant 101 in the second semi-finals of the 50-over World Cup at Eden Gardens on Thursday, Australia bowled South Africa out for a below-par 212. Temba Bavuma's decision to bat under an overcast sky backfired, and South Africa slumped to 24-4 in less than 12 overs before the light rain held up play.

On Wednesday, UK opera company II Divo was spotted in Sydney ahead of their much-anticipated concert in Brisbane. Urs Bühler, Steven LaBrie, David Miller, and Sébastien Izambard were seen leaving the Channel Ten studios after an interview and appearance on Studio 10. The multi-national classical crossover vocal group, despite being garbed in black, seemed to be in good spirits.

BERTH BOOTH IN MUMBAI: Reece Topley's World Cup has been called off after it was revealed that he fractured his left index finger while playing off his own bowling during England's 229-run thrashing in Mumbai. A replacement has yet to be found, although it may not be arranged. When Topley left the field towards the end of his fourth season over on Saturday, the team feared the worst. After strapping up his thumb, he returned to take the wickets of Aiden Markram and David Miller before being allowed to bowl them out of their final over.

MUMBAI: LAWRENCE BOOTH: Last night, England's World Cup defence plumbed new depths after losing the largest one-day total in their history against a tumultuous South Africa, which then collapsed to their humiliating defeat. They were out for 170 in 22 overs when they collapsed by a jaw-dropping 229 runs, eight more than any previous humiliation. Jos Buttler begged his staff to tell the world that they had not lost their one-day mojo, he could not have imagined a show that simply announced it. This was an absolute stinker of a show, exacerbated by Reece Topley's alleged broken finger. And with a third decimal point, England is now at the bottom of the 10-team table, much less than Afghanistan.

An accused serial rapist could be released from jail next month if his parole is ruled for one day after the murder of Dallas Stoller, a convicted murderer. After being charged with assaulting three different people in South Carolina, Bowen Turner, who was 21 years old at the time, was locked into a lenient plea bargain. None of the cases went to trial. When Dallas Stoller was 18 she was reportedly assaulted by Turner at a party. The teen suffered a lot of bullying and criticism after launching her case and then committed suicide on November 14, 2021. Prosecutors dropped her case, but Turner, the son of a top prosecutor for the South Carolina Solicitor's first circuit solicitor, was given a five-year plea deal in connection with the third victim he assaulted. Stoller's family was warned of his impending issuance by an automated phone call.

After Mitchell Starc's dropped catch at the World Cup, a major flaw in the Australians' argument, a cricket official has inadvertently vindicated the Lord's umpires. During Australia's match against South Africa on Thursday, Starc spilt a chance off David Miller, one of a string of poor fielding efforts by Pat Cummins' team's as their opponents made 311 runs in the first innings.

Nepal rewrote the record books against part-timers Mongolia at the Asian Games on Wednesday, becoming the first men's team to score more than 300 runs in T20 international cricket in history. They bludgeoned 314-3 in their 20 overs in Hangzhou on Tuesday, defeating Ireland's previous record of 278-3 against Ireland in 2019.