Drone Reveals Great White Shark Swimming Feet Away from Clueless Cape Cod Paddle Boarder

Photo: Courtesy Cody DeGroff Photo Dun DUN! Dun DUN! Dun DUN! Do you hear that? Paddle boarder Roger Freeman certainly didn’t. Freeman spent the morning of his last day of vacation paddling around the waters of Cape Cod near Orleans, Massachusetts. While Freeman knew a great white shark was recently spotted eating a seal in the area, he didn’t let the fact bother him. “I remember thinking to myself, a little melodramatically, someone might think it’s crazy to be out here with sharks in the water,” Freeman toldCape Cod Times.

Drone Video Shows 180-Million-Year-Old Sea Dragon Fossil: 'Truly Exceptional'

Scientists have discovered the fossilized remains of “the biggest and most complete” ichthyosaur, also known as a sea dragon, in U.K. history. The gigantic skeleton of the extinct prehistoric reptile, which lived alongside thedinosaursabout 180 million years ago during the Jurassic Period, was found during routine maintenance on a British nature reserve, according to apress releasefrom Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust. “The size and the completeness together is what makes it truly exceptional,” the lead excavator Dean Lomax, an ichthyosaur expert and visiting scientist at the University of Manchester, toldCNNof the 32-foot-long skeleton.

Drowning Victim's Mom Says Son-in-Law Is to Blame — with Crucial Organ Missing During Autopsy

Photo: Blaise Gamba/Facebook On Nov. 13, 2016, not knowing she was about to die, Blaise Gamba went on a boating trip with her husband, William Gamba. At some point during the trip off of Madeira Beach, Florida, the 37-year-old woman drowned. But Blaise’s mother thinks it was no accident and has filed a lawsuit accusing William of intentionally drowning his wife and covering up what happened. His attorney reportedly dismissed such accusations as shocking and untrue.

Drug Dealer Gets 24 Years for Giving College Student Opioids For Her Death by Suicide

Photo: FacebookAn alleged drug dealer who gave a lethal amount of drugs toa depressed 19-year-old sorority sister who later fatally overdosedwill spend the next 24 years in a South Carolina prison as part of a plea deal approved Tuesday.According to reports, Anthony “A.J.” Hunt, 27, was sentenced after pleading guilty to the distribution of oxycodone resulting in death for his role in causing the death of Rachel Bandman, a public relations major at the University of South Carolina.

Drug Dealer Involved in Death of Michael K. Williams Sentenced to 30 Months in Prison

Photo: Arturo Holmes/Getty Images A man connected to the death ofMichael K. Williamshas been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison. In addition to the prison sentence, 72-year-old Carlos Macci was ordered to serve three years of supervised release, with the first year in an inpatient drug treatment facility,according to NBC News. The sentence comes nearly two years after Williams, who was 54 years old at the time of his death, was discovered dead from anaccidental fentanyl overdosein his Brooklyn apartment on Sept.