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A 5-year-old Kansas girl was r*ped and mvrdered at a homeless camp in the woods after neighbors say her mother had kicked her and other family members out of their house, according to reports. Zoey Felix was found at a gas station with life-threatening injuries on Monday, according to the Topeka Police Department. She was taken to a hospital, where she died. Mickel W. Cherry, 25, was arrested on Tuesday and charged with murder and rape of a victim less than 14, local news outlet WBIW reported. He was being held on a $2 million bond. Neighbors said the suspect had at one point lived in the same house as Zoey along with her father and sister.. The neighbors claim the child’s mother kicked them all to the curb about two weeks ago, forcing them to live at a campsite about a mile away, according to the Topeka Capital-Journal. Zoey Felix was found with life-threatening injuries at a Topeka gas station on Monday. Zoey had a turbulent life at home, according to neighbors, who often saw the you...

The boy who vanished in the mountains, 1969. Dennis Lloyd Martin was a six-year-old boy who disappeared in the Smoky Mountains with his family on a yearly camping trip in June of 1969. The Martins met with family friends on the second day of their trip and made their way to Spence Field, a spot known for its good views.  Dennis, his brother William, and 2 children from the family they met on the second day decided to run ahead of the adults and hide in the woods around Spence field to scare the adults when they arrived. The children had left the supervision of the adults for 5 minutes.  The 2 kids from the family friends and William hid in one location, but Dennis hid nearby because the red shirt Dennis wore would have given away their location. Dennis was last seen running behind a tree along the forest boundary.  At 16:30, when the adults arrived, the kids jumped out of their hiding spots. When the adults asked where Dennis was, no one knew. Dennis's father, Bill Martin...

She was competing in a race through the forest when this photo was snapped. That night she looked back and spotted a blood-chilling detail lurking in the bushes The internet has amassed a large collection of “spooky” images throughout the years. There are countles photos available if you’re looking for reports of encounters with Big Foot, flying UFOs in the sky, or spirits appearing through windows of dilapidated old houses. To be quite honest, not all of those photographs are as difficult to understand as many claim. Poster for a flyer The eerie or otherworldly aspect is mostly merely a grainy snapshot captured by the camera or the result of an overly enthusiastic Photoshop user. However, several of the pictures are illogical in some manner. A photo of runner Kay Borleis taken during her 100-mile run in the Hawaiian jungle turned up something a bit unsettling. It’s not significant that I don’t understand why someone would do anything this physically demanding. Reportedly, Kay particip...

   Private Eddie slovik, executed for desertion in 1945, has been memoriazed in print and firm as an unwitting sufferer of a cruel army. A deeper lo , though, reveals a different story. August 1944, and the 24-year-old replacement’s knees turned to jelly as he experienced artillery fire for the first time on his way to his new outfit. He devised a bold plan to make sure it never happened again. His scheme worked so well that he never again heard enemy fire, but the price Private Eddie D. Slovik paid for that silence was higher than he had bargained for, as he became the only American soldier shot for desertion since the Civil War. Slovik’s story remained largely unknown until 1948, when journalist and navy veteran William Bradford Huie uncovered it while researching an article, “Are Americans Afraid to Fight?,” for Liberty magazine. Huie followed the article with a bestselling 1954 book, The Execution of Private Slovik, later made into a television movie that attracted a recor...

Watch the Subway bathroom video Just saw the Subway b@thr00m v!deo… People are saying it probably the best video of the year Related   Hubby received this picture from me, then immediately wanted a divorce. The...   It was a peaceful afternoon. I had been on a trail ride through the mountains, just enjoying some time with nature. The moment felt serene, so I snapped a quick picture of myself with the horse and sent it to my husband, not thinking much of it. It was supposed to be an innocent shot—just me, the horse, and the wide-open landscape. Later that evening, I received a message from him that shook me. “What are the initials on the saddle?” Confused, I zoomed in on the photo and saw something I hadn’t noticed earlier. Etched into the leather of the saddle, right where I was sitting, were two small initials: “A.M.” My heart sank. My ex-boyfriend’s initials. It had to be a coincidence, I thought. But my husband didn’t see it that way. He had already taken the image to someo...