News about John Doe

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Everilda Cux-Ajtzalam, 18, left, a Guatemalan national, allegedly gave police a sickening excuse for placing her newborn baby in a trash bag and tossing it in a dumpster, inset, on July 21 in Houston, Texas. The child was only discovered when a passerby heard the newborn crying and called 911. Heart-stopping footage later caught EMS crews finding the baby boy and wrapping him in a blanket by the dumpster, left,

The Edmonton Oilers have officially hired Stan Bowman as their new General Manager and Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations. Bowman replaces the outgoing Hall-of-Fame general manager Ken Holland, who agreed to part ways with the Oilers after being with them since 2019. 'I am excited and pleased to be welcoming Stan to the Edmonton Oilers,' said Jeff Jackson, Oilers CEO of Hockey Operations in a statement. 

The man, named in court papers as John Doe, won the fourth largest lottery prize in US history when he hit the Mega Millions jackpot in January last year. But his ex-partner has accused him of 'terrorizing' her with hired surveillance when she refused to resume their relationship, trying to kidnap their young daughter, crushing her with litigation and descending 'into the gutter'. Doe has accused her of leaking details about his identity, and described the idea that he asked to get back together with a woman who had cheated on him as 'made for TV'. But his father has backed her claims and accused the lottery winner of trying to cut him off from his granddaughter, telling him: 'You are not the son I knew'.

The lucky gambler, who has not yet been identified, won $1.35bn and collected the lump sum payment of roughly $500m after taxes is being chased by his family for not keeping his word. The man, known in court papers as John Doe, sued the mother of his daughter, identified as Sara Smith, for a six figure compensation after revealing to his family his new status after signing a non-disclosure agreement. The winner's father, a former police chief now in his 70s, wrote in a sworn declaration that his son misled him after telling him of his lottery win.

Brendan Paul, 25, has pleaded not guilty in court after being arrested for a felony drug charge in connection to the lawsuit filed against Sean 'Diddy' Combs He is accused in a lawsuit of procuring drugs for Diddy and associates Paul is also accused of being responsible of paying cash to sex workers. His next hearing is scheduled for May 17

DNA testing revealed the bone belonged to US Marine Captain Everett Leland Yager, who was killed in an aerial accident during a military training exercise over Riverside County, California , in July 1951. His remains were subsequently recovered and laid to rest in Palmyra, Missouri - or so it was believed until now. 'No one is quite sure how the jaw bone ended up in Arizona since the accident took place in the air over California,' experts said in a Ramapo College of New Jersey press release.

The body count is so high in border hot spot Eagle Pass, Texas, that the local morgue is storing bodies in an overflow trailer. The trailer is only meant for 20 bodies but was crammed with 28 recently.

On Wednesday, a new Netflix documentary looking at The Darkroom Killer's gruesome exploits - who used an alias to murder men in Berlin gay bars - was released on the streaming network. Investigators will look at the true-crime docuseries, with investigators describing how they were able to capture the serial killer in three episodes. So, who exactly is The Darkroom Murderer?What is his alias and how was he caught?

On Monday, Brendan Paul, 25, was arrested by Miami-Dade Police, alongside Homeland Security agents, at Opa-Locka Airport in Miami about 4.30 p.m., despite the investigation being ongoing. As part of a sex trafficking probe, federal agents searched Diddy's homes in Los Angeles and Miami the same day, detaining two of his sons. According to jail information, Paul is being held at the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami on two $2,500 bonds for cocaine and marijuana use. In a case brought by Rodney 'Lil Rod' Jones against Diddy, Paul was identified as 'drug mule'. In a lawsuit brought against Diddy, whose real name is Sean Combs, he was referred to as Diddy's 'drug mule.'

In his sex trafficking investigation, 50 Cent trolled Jay-Z over the Diddy police raids on Tuesday, saying that the rapper is "not answering his phone" to the undercover musician. Federal agents searched Sean'Diddy'Combs' homes on Monday afternoon as part of a pending sex trafficking probe, as the 54-year-old rapper faces several new lawsuits and allegations of sexual assault.

Diddy has been tracked down. According to TMZ, the rapper was seen at the Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport at about 3 p.m. on Thursday. On Monday afternoon, ET will be broadcasting in Europe. Of course, the 54-year-old was the object of multiple home raids in both California and Florida at the same time. They were being carried out by federal, state, and local law enforcement agents, and they were being supervised by the Department of Homeland Security. So, this airport sighting put him in place just as the raids were ongoing.

Investigators with Homeland Security and other law enforcement agents searched the music mogul's homes in Los Angeles and Miami earlier Monday. The rapper, 54, was questioned by Customs agents at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport around 6 p.m. local time, but remained a free man as of Monday evening. DailyMail.com talked with one of Diddy's neighbors in Holmby Hills, who was stunned, but recalled the immediate signs of debauchery at the legendary hip hop mogul's house.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' private jet has been tracked to Antigua, the Caribbean island, just as his homes in Los Angeles and Miami were searched. According to TMZ, the 54-year-old rapper's personal LoveAir LLC Gulfstream 5 jet, which he has owned and used for years, is now on the island's ground. When Diddy herself took off from the Van Nuys Airport in Los Angeles at 9 a.m. on Monday, there is no indication that it was on board.

Homeland Security agents searched Diddy's homes as the rapper and music mogul faces a slew of lawsuits and allegations of sexual assault. On Monday, 54-year-old Diddy's Los Angeles home was scaled on by federal agents, but it is unknown why they are there. Diddy, the real name Sean Love Combs, has been recently sued for suspected sexual assaults and sex trafficking.

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Daniel Savala has been accused of luring the child into 'oral and penetrative sex' on several occasions spanning from 2017 to 2022 as a graduate student at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville. According to the complaint brought in Harris County, Savala, 68, has been a registered sex killer since 2013, but a shady network within the church has knowingly created a safe haven' for him to continue abuseing vulnerable students. The lawsuit seeks to sue Assemblies of God, 'the world's largest Pentecostal denomination,' as well as Chi Alpha Campus Ministries, a fraternal group with more than 300 chapters on university campuses around the world.'

A script-writer and military veteran says he is concerned that the TV super producer who allegedly sexually assaulted him has 'done it before' and has advised other potential victims to come forward. 'Everything about it to me screams that I'm not the first one he's done this to...' In an exclusive interview, John Doe told NewsNation, "just know that you will be safe, and your identity will be shielded." Earlier this month, John Doe first came forward to defend his allegations against Laurence Andries, 66, the man behind hits including Alias, How to Get Away With Murder, and Six Feet Under.

As reported by ABC7, Laurence Andries, 66, has been charged with sodomy, oral copulation, and sexual penetration even though the perpetrator was unconscious due to the use of a drug. 'I suspect he drugged one of my drinks, led me to his place, and then... I can't remember the word. I'm sorry, but I can't say it," the alleged perpetrator, John Doe, told the reporter. Andries, a veteran of many hit shows, including Six Feet Under and Blue Blood, was arrested in Los Angeles and released on bond last August. John Doe, a military veteran, said he met the author at a writers' workshop and the two became friends. He said he was always aware of his homosexuality. "I never thought I'd be able to say, "This (expletive) is never going to happen," John Doe told ABC7. The alleged assault took place after the two people went out for drinks in June 2022. Despite fear of how speaking up would hurt his career in Hollywood, John Doe said he contacted police right away. According to the aspiring writer, he and detectives suspected there are other victims.

The high-powered people thought to be complicit in the multi-state brothel scheme have maintained that they are anonymous. Several alleged sex-buyers have pleaded guilty to anonymity ahead of the child trafficking trial. A total of six high-end brothels have been reported in Boston and Washington, D.C., and were established by a foreign country as an espionage 'honeytrap,' federal investigators stated. However, media representatives have demanded that the identities be released.

Some job seekers aren't allowing a little bit of truth to stand in the way of them landing the career of a lifetime. Four recruiters have told the worst lies that job seekers must tell to get the job. Al Polson, the founder of The Colonial Group, shared a tale about an engineer who wasn't who he said he was. According to Polson, the vice president of the company where the engineer worked received a call from the man's wife, who said that her husband'doesn't have an engineering degree.' In a story that was published on February 15, another recruiter revealed that he once had a candidate who used the social security number of a man who died.

Gregory L. Gracz, 76, was forced to leave after being accused of sexual assault 32 years ago, and is now seeking comptroller of the city. In 1992, Melissa Fojtik, a firefighter and emergency medical technician, had accused him of'dropping his pants and making offensive suggestions.' Gracz has consistently denied these allegations and continues to maintain his position

The Virginia teacher who was fired by a six-year-old student in her classroom has confessed that she misses the child's 'horrifying' look when she fired her. On January 6, 2023, Abby Zwerner was fired in the hand at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News, Virginia. Reflecting one year after the shooting, the former teacher, who now suffers from PTSD, said the time she plays is the child's face when she pulled the trigger.

Following the deadline for appeals, the files were turned over by the Southern District of New York on January 3. Many people were already connected to Epstein, and some of the names of recently identified victims were not known. Three people applied for appeals, but one of them, Jane Doe 107, has been accepted. A new case, filed by John Doe 110, is under scrutiny.