Tragic dad found dead in woods after 'developing lockdown depression'

A Utah man who was recently sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for the brutal murder of his wife was found dead in his prison cell last week.

children has been found dead in his prison cell this week. The family were onboard the Emerald Princess cruise ship for the holiday of a lifetime when 43-year-old Kenneth Manzanares brutally killed his wife Kristy, 39, on July 25 2017.

a statement released by the Sheriff’s office, medical staff responded to a 911 call from a friend of the group, who was “concerned when he had not heard from them.”The incident and subsequent deaths are being investigated as “a suspected carbon monoxide exposure from a generator located very near the travel trailer”.“First responders stress the importance of keeping generators away from camping areas, tents, travel trailers etc.

dog was tragically discovered dead inside a pub that was made the target of an armed robbery.A group of thugs armed with a hammer and a knife stormed into the pub and threatened the terrified punters inside on July 13.Among those terrorised was a man and two women, one being in their 20s and the other in their 30s.According to Liverpool Echo, the man was injured when one of the robbers plunged a knife through the letterbox while attempting to gain entry to the rear of the establishment.

murder probe being launched. Police are also attempting to trace the infant's mum after the body was found in a West Midlands canal.It is thought that the baby had been in the water for up to four days before being discovered.

Miami Beach police have launched a death investigation after two men were found dead inside a hotel room at the former Versace mansion. But here’s the kicker: it happened on the eve of Giovanni Versace’s tragic death anniversary.

Cops found the body of a man near to Great Glen Way in Craig Phadrig Woods, Inverness around 7pm last night, Wednesday, July 7. The 63-year-old suddenly disappeared from Inverness last month leaving his family "extremely distressed".

Kelly Dodd has apologized after receiving a legal letter from the Dubrow family.

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Scots coal mine has been solved. An animal rescue group has confirmed that the decaying remains discovered at the St Ninian’s opencast mine in Fife actually belong to a baby fox.

Police were called to Knapdale Street in the Lambhill area in the early hours of Saturday morning. The alarm was raised after a man was found injured within a common close.

A father-of-five depressed during the lockdown last year phoned round his children 'to say goodbye' just a few days before hanging himself in a secluded Salford wood, an inquest has heard.

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