News about James Thompson

Clarence Owens, age 65, and Everett Hawley, 75, were last seen at a farm auction near the Winnebago-Ogle County line on February 19, 1976. In March, a fisherman found a car connected to the case on sonar and authorities found over 100 human bones belonging to two people.

An inquest heard Karlton Donaghey (pictured left and right) held the balloon on his head and started to 'pretend he was a dinosaur and surprise his family' when being left alone in his house for a short time. He was found by his mother ten minutes later and was rushed to the hospital, but six days later, he died. In October, Newcastle assistant coroner James Thompson wrote to the government, asking that the government take steps to prevent future deaths in similar situations. In particular, he has been concerned about the lack of controls surrounding the purchase of helium balloons 'particularly at areas of children's amusement parks.'

In Chelsea, West London, gangs of robbers are accused of using key jammers to rob Ferraris and Range Rovers, as well as machetes to cut $100,000 from their victims' wrists.

According to an inquest, Karlton Donaghey was overcome by the fire as he tried to'surprise his family' while leaving alone in his house in Dunston, near Gateshead. He was discovered by his mother ten minutes later and rushed to the hospital but died six days later. Now Newcastle assistant coroner James Thompson has written to the government, asking that the government take steps to avoid future deaths in similar situations.

A coroner has sent an alert after a five-year-old man suffocated after inserting his head into a helium balloon in an attempt to delight his nieces. On June 29, Noah Donaghey (pictured), was playing in the garden of his family's house in Dunston, Tyne and Wear, before being discovered unconscious in the living room ten minutes later. His mother Lisa said her son was trying to scale into the dinosaur balloon, which was 'the same size as him,' to wear as a costume to surprise his family, but he tragically died in hospital six days later. Assistant coroner James Thompson said the death was "every parent's nightmare" and that he would write to public health to see what can be done to raise money.

A man from North Carolina told DailyMail.com how he was taken by glowing orbs in the sky for 16 years (left seems to have an orb in the sky). In 2007, he was in the woods near Cape Fear, where he first noticed him. 'I came within 40 feet at the top of the hill, I yelled out, 'Who's up there, help me,' and Bledsoe said. Two orbs with a blood-red, tangerine hue were hovering about 150 feet above the ground. I cried out when I climbed to the top of the hill,' and I never thought to see what I saw,' Christopher Bledsoe told DailyMail.com, 'I got within 40 feet at the top of the hill,' and I cried out,' and I never expected to see what I saw.' Two orbs with a blood-red, tangerine hue were hovering about 150 feet above the ground. Bledsoe and his wife and four children (bottom right) live in Fayetteville.

The video, which was about 12 minutes long, features a portion of officers' tense gunfight with Raleigh's Austin Thompson, who was shot by the Raleigh Police Department on Thursday. Officers in Raleigh's Hedingham neighborhood are shown attempting to locate the shooter who had taken up in a barn after murdering his 16-year-old brother James Thompson at the family's house nearby. Thompson, a 52-year-old neighbor, will also be shot dead (bottom, second from right), before gunning down passersby Susan Karnatz (middle left) and Mary Marshall (middle left). Gabriel Torres (inset), a 29-year-old police officer who was off-duty and on his way to work at the time, was killed as well as Connors' dog, Sami. After cops were sent to the scene about an hour-and-a-half, the tumultuous video was shot over a 5-minute time for about an hour and a half. The perpetrator was arrested about three hours later after suffering multiple injuries, including a gunshot wound to the head.

According to investigators, the teen gunman who shot and killed five people in a North Carolina neighborhood on Thursday sustained a gunshot wound in the head during his murder spree. Austin Thompson, 15, murdered his older brother, James Thompson, who died at the age of 16 years old, as well as his neighbor Nicole Connors first. He is now accused of firing Susan Karnatz, 49, Mary Marshall, 35, and off-duty police officer Gabriel Torres, 29. Austin is in critical condition at WakeMed Health and Hospitals in Raleigh, according to Chief Estella Patterson. If Thompson survives, she hopes that he will be charged as an adult. If Thompson lives, he will be charged as an adult, with a neighbor describing him as a strange boy who will stroll the streets of his neighborhood carrying a book bag at 4:30 a.m.