Authorities remain baffled over the mysterious death of a man who
reportedly died shortly after opening a container labeled "Pandora's
box."
This week, England's News & Star reported that Jason Airey, 37, was found dead in his Carlisle, Cumbria bedroom in May.
The box found near Airey's body contained unused synthetic cannabis.
Airey's father, Dennis, said his son seemed like "just his normal
self,” on the day he died. He also said he believed the box had been
recently opened before his son's death.
The story has a dearth of original sources. However, Chapman, the coroner directly quoted in the report is indeed a coroner in Cumbria.
The coroner's office did not return a request for comment from The Huffington Post.
As the Telegraph explains,
"Pandora’s Box is an artifact taken from Greek mythology. The box,
given to Pandora, was said to contain all the evils of the world."
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
Tuesday, 12 November 2013
Sunday, 10 November 2013
Man Buried Alive Rises From The Ground.
It's not every day you see someone climbing out of a grave. But for one woman in Brazil, who was visiting her family tomb, that's exactly what she was in for.
According to local reports, the woman, who has not been identified, was at a cemetery in Sao Paulo's Ferraz de Vasconcelos when she heard some odd noises and saw some dirt moving near a grave. That's when she spotted a man, buried alive, trying to pull himself from the ground.
"I was terrified to see a man who I thought was dead, trying to get out of the grave," the woman recalled later, according to local reports.
According to local reports, the woman, who has not been identified, was at a cemetery in Sao Paulo's Ferraz de Vasconcelos when she heard some odd noises and saw some dirt moving near a grave. That's when she spotted a man, buried alive, trying to pull himself from the ground.
"I was terrified to see a man who I thought was dead, trying to get out of the grave," the woman recalled later, according to local reports.
The woman notified authorities, and emergency services arrived to dig out the rest of the man's body; he had already managed to free his head and arms from the ground. In a video broadcast on local station Record TV, the rescue team is seen pulling the partially buried man from the grave.
It's not immediately clear how the man, who reportedly worked as a city hall employee, came to be buried alive, but it is believed he got into a fight in another part of the city and was badly beaten up in the altercation, the Daily Mail reported.
After he was rescued from the grave, he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Though city officials confirmed the case, they did not disclose the condition of the man, Noticias R7 reports.
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
Friday, 8 November 2013
Mutants Rats Invaded British Parliament
The British government is reportedly spending the equivalent of more
than $11,000 a month fighting mutant rats that have infested Parliament.
According to the Daily Star, pest control experts at the House of Commons spent £7,000 (about $11,216) dealing with poison-resistant -- ergo, "mutant" -- rodents in a single month. That bill represents an increase of 15 percent from two years go.
That's not all. The rats are apparently spreading across the UK. International Business Times reports that the mutants look like normal rats, but eat poison pellets intended to kill them "like feed."
"Normal rats are being killed off by poison, so these resistant species are taking their place. It's only natural that their numbers are expanding," British Pest Control Association spokesman Richard Moseley told the Metro. Ain't evolution a rat bastard?
Since poison doesn't work on the so-called "super rats," officials are turning to more traditional methods of pest control.
"Government officials brought in a team of cats to keep mice from offices in Whitehall," the Daily Star reported. Aside from hunting the rodents, the terrifying (not just to rats) stink of cat pee might help keep the problem at bay.
That is, unless the rats contract the parasite Toxoplasma gondii and storm the government in a sexed-up riot of awful.
Britain isn't the only nation to struggle with mutant rats.
Earlier this year, the Iranian government, also frustrated by the nation's growing population of poison-resistant rats, reportedly deployed special teams of army snipers to hunt the vermin with rifles and infrared scopes.
However, based on the size of the Iranian rats, some of which reportedly weighed more than 11 pounds, firearms might present a better option than feline countermeasures.
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
According to the Daily Star, pest control experts at the House of Commons spent £7,000 (about $11,216) dealing with poison-resistant -- ergo, "mutant" -- rodents in a single month. That bill represents an increase of 15 percent from two years go.
That's not all. The rats are apparently spreading across the UK. International Business Times reports that the mutants look like normal rats, but eat poison pellets intended to kill them "like feed."
"Normal rats are being killed off by poison, so these resistant species are taking their place. It's only natural that their numbers are expanding," British Pest Control Association spokesman Richard Moseley told the Metro. Ain't evolution a rat bastard?
Since poison doesn't work on the so-called "super rats," officials are turning to more traditional methods of pest control.
"Government officials brought in a team of cats to keep mice from offices in Whitehall," the Daily Star reported. Aside from hunting the rodents, the terrifying (not just to rats) stink of cat pee might help keep the problem at bay.
That is, unless the rats contract the parasite Toxoplasma gondii and storm the government in a sexed-up riot of awful.
Britain isn't the only nation to struggle with mutant rats.
Earlier this year, the Iranian government, also frustrated by the nation's growing population of poison-resistant rats, reportedly deployed special teams of army snipers to hunt the vermin with rifles and infrared scopes.
However, based on the size of the Iranian rats, some of which reportedly weighed more than 11 pounds, firearms might present a better option than feline countermeasures.
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
Monday, 4 November 2013
Teenage Girl Sells Vírginity For 18000 Pounds

The unnamed 18 year old - known only by the nickname Shatuniha - advertised on an online auction site describing her condition as 'new - not used'.
From Siberia, she proposed meeting in a hotel in the city of Krasnoyarsk where she wished to be paid before sleeping with the man who exceeded her minimum price.
The unnamed 18-year-old - known only by the nickname Shatuniha - advertised on an online auction site describing her condition as 'new - not used' Russian police said they would not investigate since she and the buyer had broken no laws.
'I am in urgent need of money, so I am selling the most precious thing I possess,' she said on the auction site, according to The Siberian Times.
'I am ready to meet up soon, even as soon as tomorrow, and I am ready to have my vírginity verified.
Source: Crazynews24.com
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Miss Bumbum 2013 Contestants Mari Sousa, Eliana Amaral Bribed Brazilian Beauty Judges: Report
Two contestants in a massively popular Brazilian beauty contest are
lashing out against other women who are accused of bribing judges in
bids to win.
According to the International Business Times, models Mari Sousa, 25, and Eliana Amaral, 24, are accused of paying the equivalent of thousands of dollars in bribes to judges in the 2013 Miss Bumbum competition, a nationwide contest to find the woman with Brazil's most bodacious butt.
With a fortune in endorsements and fame at stake, the competition has turned nasty.
A columnist for Brazilian newspaper O Dia published a note announcing that Sousa had already won the contest, and that Amaral was the runner up, according to a Huffington Post translation of Portuguese language website Vitrine Santa Luzia.
According to O Dia, Amaral allegedly paid $32,000 to judges in her bid to win. Sousa was said to have topped that bribe. The results in Miss Bumbum aren't supposed to be announced until the contest concludes in November.
Miss Bumbum 2013 contestants Dai Macedo, Poliana Lopes and Sheyla Mell -- finalists in the competition -- took to social media to vent vitriol about the alleged bribery.
"As you know Miss Bumbum already has a winner (not because of her own merits, but by other means). I want to thank everyone for voting for me, but we're in Brazil where everything has a price," Mell said, according to the International Business Times.
"It's no longer a secret to anyone that Miss Bumbum has been bought and already has a winner, Mari Sousa," Lopes said, according to the Daily Mail. "I'm very sad because the result isn't deserved, and her bottom isn't the most beautiful, which in a serious contest would be more right. I hope filling her pockets with money makes her happy."
It is unclear if an investigation into the bribery charges will be launched.
Online voting determines 15 finalists out of 27 contestants (one for each of Brazil's 27 states) in the annual competition. Finalists travel to São Paulo in November for the "grand finale," where a jury of judges chooses the winner.
"Bumbum" is the word most commonly used in Brazil to refer to someone's rear end.
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
According to the International Business Times, models Mari Sousa, 25, and Eliana Amaral, 24, are accused of paying the equivalent of thousands of dollars in bribes to judges in the 2013 Miss Bumbum competition, a nationwide contest to find the woman with Brazil's most bodacious butt.
With a fortune in endorsements and fame at stake, the competition has turned nasty.
A columnist for Brazilian newspaper O Dia published a note announcing that Sousa had already won the contest, and that Amaral was the runner up, according to a Huffington Post translation of Portuguese language website Vitrine Santa Luzia.
According to O Dia, Amaral allegedly paid $32,000 to judges in her bid to win. Sousa was said to have topped that bribe. The results in Miss Bumbum aren't supposed to be announced until the contest concludes in November.
Miss Bumbum 2013 contestants Dai Macedo, Poliana Lopes and Sheyla Mell -- finalists in the competition -- took to social media to vent vitriol about the alleged bribery.
"As you know Miss Bumbum already has a winner (not because of her own merits, but by other means). I want to thank everyone for voting for me, but we're in Brazil where everything has a price," Mell said, according to the International Business Times.
"It's no longer a secret to anyone that Miss Bumbum has been bought and already has a winner, Mari Sousa," Lopes said, according to the Daily Mail. "I'm very sad because the result isn't deserved, and her bottom isn't the most beautiful, which in a serious contest would be more right. I hope filling her pockets with money makes her happy."
It is unclear if an investigation into the bribery charges will be launched.
Online voting determines 15 finalists out of 27 contestants (one for each of Brazil's 27 states) in the annual competition. Finalists travel to São Paulo in November for the "grand finale," where a jury of judges chooses the winner.
"Bumbum" is the word most commonly used in Brazil to refer to someone's rear end.
Source: Huffingtonpost.com
Friday, 25 October 2013
Mother Superglues Son's Penis

Authorities have charged Jennifer Marie Vargas, 34, a civilian living on a military base in San Antonio, with assault after she allegedly attempted to pull off her 6-year-old child's genitals while angry at him, then tried to reattach them with superglue, the San Antonio Express-News reported.
According to a criminal affidavit filed with the FBI, Vargas admitted to agents that on Sept. 27, after becoming angry at the boy, she grabbed his scrotum as hard as she could “thereby ripping his 'sack' and causing a laceration,” according to a criminal complaint filed in federal court. The document continued that she applied the superglue, chemically known as a cyanoacrylate adhesive and designed for binding solid services, then stuffed the boy's underwear with paper towel and ordered him to bed. She sought no medical attention for him, the affidavit said.
When the boy's father, U.S. Army Specialist Samuel Simpson, returned home, he found his son in a bedroom crying and discovered damaged tissue in the boy's underwear and a severe injury to his scrotum, according to the complaint.
He took the boy to the San Antonio Military Medical Center, where doctors said he had a 4-centimeter laceration to his scrotum and bruising to his penis. He was medicated due to the extreme pain and taken into surgery to repair the damage, the affidavit said. He remains in his father's custody.
Judge Pamela Mathy ordered Vargas held without bail pending an Oct. 28 bail hearing. Prosecutors are expected to argue that she remain behind bars.
Source: Crazynews24.com
Monday, 21 October 2013
'Breaking Bad' Character Walter White's Funeral Causes Controversy In Albuquerque
Albuquerque played host to a fake funeral for "Breaking Bad" character Walter White on Saturday, raising almost $17,000 for the local charity Healthcare for the Homeless. Approximately 200 mourners bought tickets to pay their last respects to Bryan Cranston's iconic character, according to the Albuquerque Journal, with "Breaking Bad" set designer Michael Flowers delivering the eulogy.
But the public service at Sunset Memorial Park still drew controversy, per local TV station KOB. Families with loved ones buried at the cemetery seemingly have concerns that the gravesite -- complete with a headstone immortalizing the ill-fated character -- will attract too many tourists.
“My son is buried about 15 yards from where the makeshift gravesite is,” Manuel Montano told KOB. “This is a place of mourning. It’s not a spectacle.”
A petition has been started to have the grave removed from Sunset Memorial,
noting that the house that was used as the exterior of Walter White's
home on "Breaking Bad" already receives "10,000 cars full of fans a
month, according to the homeowner."
While cemetery officials have reportedly promised to remove the headstone if it starts attracting crowds of fans, the petition wants to preempt that response: 'The 'officials' should not put the family members through such disrespect during the process of deciding whether or not too many people are visiting the makeshift grave," it notes.
The memorial hit another roadblock on Saturday after a planned
livestream was blocked by "Breaking Bad" production studio Sony for
copyright reasons. The organizers had planned to use the livestream of
the service to drum up more donations for Healthcare for the Homeless, but thousands of people were apparently left unable to watch the feed.
Albuquerque has taken the end of "Breaking Bad" very seriously, with the Journal previously running an obituary for Walter White after the show ended.
Do you think Walter White's grave should be removed, or should Albuquerque embrace the chance to attract more tourists?
But the public service at Sunset Memorial Park still drew controversy, per local TV station KOB. Families with loved ones buried at the cemetery seemingly have concerns that the gravesite -- complete with a headstone immortalizing the ill-fated character -- will attract too many tourists.
“My son is buried about 15 yards from where the makeshift gravesite is,” Manuel Montano told KOB. “This is a place of mourning. It’s not a spectacle.”
While cemetery officials have reportedly promised to remove the headstone if it starts attracting crowds of fans, the petition wants to preempt that response: 'The 'officials' should not put the family members through such disrespect during the process of deciding whether or not too many people are visiting the makeshift grave," it notes.

Albuquerque has taken the end of "Breaking Bad" very seriously, with the Journal previously running an obituary for Walter White after the show ended.
Do you think Walter White's grave should be removed, or should Albuquerque embrace the chance to attract more tourists?
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