Mar. 16, 2025
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A man was convicted ofkilling a Temple University studentin his Philadelphia apartment in 2017 after their sexual encounter turned non-consensual and violent, PEOPLE confirms.
Joshua Hupperterz, 30, was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the 2017 death of22-year-old Jenna Burleigh, a spokesman for the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office tells PEOPLE.
Prosecutors said Burleigh and Hupperterz met at a bar in the early morning hours of Aug.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Cal Poly College of EngineeringFor the past year, 10-year-old Julian Reynoso has been learning to cope with life as a burn survivor after a DUI crash left the boy with burns over a large portion of his body and lacking all or parts of nine fingers.“He couldn’t play with Legos, he couldn’t do all the simple things that I enjoyed in my childhood,” Ryan Kissinger, of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo College of Engineering, said in a statement.
Mar. 16, 2025
Laura Lee Estes and Paul Mattingly at their two weddings in 1980 and 2021.Photo: Courtesy Laura Lee Estes and Paul Mattingly
Sometimes the only thing love needs to blossom is a second chance — and decades after divorcing, Paul Mattingly and Laura Lee Estes are doing just that.
The two love birds married each other for the second time in February 2021, more than 40 years after they first exchanged vows in September 1980.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Friends and family are rememberingnewlyweds Will Byler and Bailee Ackerman Byler, the Texas couple who were tragically killed in a helicopter crash outside of Uvalde, Texas, just hours after theirwedding on Saturday.
Thepilot of the helicopter, Gerald Douglas Lawrence, 76, was also killed in the crash. Lawrence, who was a trusted family friend, was taking the bride and groom to a local airport, where they would then fly to their honeymoon location, according to Judge Steve Kennedy, Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 in Uvalde County, who spoke withlocal news outlets.
Mar. 16, 2025
Steve Waithe.Photo: Derik Hamilton/getty images
A former collegetrack and field coach was sentencedto five years in federal prison after setting up fake social media accounts, attempting to trick over 100 women into sending him nude or compromising photos.
When Steve Waithe, 31, was a coach at Northeastern University in Boston from 2018 to 2019, he used the phones of female athletes, telling them it was for “filming their form,” when he was actually sending himself explicit photos of the women saved on their devices, the U.