Mar. 16, 2025
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A Tennessee father is being hailed as a hero after he helped his family escape thedevastating storm floodwaters, only to get swept away himself.
Reeves is one of at least 22 people in the Middle Tennessee area whodied over the weekendafter parts of the state experiencedrecord-breaking rainfall, according to theAssociated Press. Dozens more remain missing, the outlet reported.
Joseph’s daughter, Rachel Reeves, had trouble holding back tears as she recounted the terrifying moment that her world was changed forever.
Mar. 16, 2025
Yasmine Mohammed and her father.Photo:Yasmine Mohammed
Yasmine Mohammed
Yasmine Mohammed still remembers her grandparents teaching her about Palestinian music and cooking.
“They wanted to hold onto the Palestinian heritage,” Mohammed tells PEOPLE, recalling her childhood. “They felt like it was slipping away so they tried to pass on their traditions to me.”
Mohammed’s father was also born and raised in Gaza. He lived there until he was 18 years old, when he left to go to University in Egypt.
Mar. 16, 2025
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A woman whose serial killer parents sexually assaulted and murdered at least a dozen young women — including her older sister — now says she believes they may have killed as many as 30 people.
The father, Fred West, hanged himself in prison in 1995 before he could face trial for the 12 murders of which he was accused, according to theBBC. His wife, Rose West, was convicted in November 1995 of 10 murders and is serving life in prison.
Mar. 16, 2025
Elizabeth “Beth” Capaldi.Photo: Buck’s County DA (2)
The daughter of aPennsylvania woman who was strangled, smothered, and dismembered last year confronted her father in court this week before he was sentenced to decades in state prison for the murder.
Stephen Capaldi, 57, will spend 22 to 44 years behind bars for killing his wife, 55-year-old Elizabeth “Beth” Capaldi in October 2022 and hiding her remains, according to a press release from theBucks County District Attorney’s Office.
Mar. 16, 2025
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The daughter of a woman whose body was foundafter being seen in a Florida alligator’s mouthis speaking out following her mom’s death, which has left her “filled with grief and sorrow.”
The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Officesaid the body of 41-year-old Sabrina Peckham was pulled from a canal in the area of 134th Avenue North and 121st Street North in Largo on Friday.
“Please do not speak on what you don’t know,” she added.