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Posted by PSmooth |
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Posted by PSmooth |
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Witness surveillance footage captured on a ring doorbell shows the devastating house explosion that occurred on a Saturday afternoon in Plum, Pennsylvania. The explosion has claimed the lives of five people, including a child. One person remains in critical condition at the hospital. The blast has caused a fire that destroyed three homes and damaged at least a dozen more. Witnesses reported hearing the explosion from up to 10 miles away the exact cost remains under investigation. Posted By Ghost |
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Posted by Abdul |
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When you need to install hidden cameras around your house.. you may want to rethink your life choices. Posted By Ghost |
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A couple is suing a hospital in Riverdale, Georgia, after they say their doctor decapitated their baby during the birth. Jessica Ross, 20, went into labor with her first child on July 9 at Southern Regional Medical Center. The lawsuit claims that after about 10 hours of labor, the baby was stuck and the doctor, Dr. Tracey St. Julian, tried to pull the baby out for hours. The doctor pulled the baby?s head ?so hard and manipulated than so hard that the bones in the baby?s skull, head and neck were broken.? Hours later, a C-section was performed and the baby was found to be decapitated. Posted By Persist |
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Immediately Kinfolk Podcast ft. NLE CHOPPA [Episode 5]
Subscribe to the Immediately Kinfolk Podcast: https://www.immediatelykinfolk.com/ The Immediately Kinfolk Podcast episode four features celebrity interview with NLE CHOPPA, Fresh of the Day, Legendary Commentary, Standing on Grizzness, Woke Folk, Immediately Yes or Immediately No, Coffee with Kinfolk, Moments and Movies with the Mrs. Want MORE of the Immediately Kinfolk Podcast ! Celebrity Guest: NLE CHOPPA Hosts: Shoutout to our Team! |
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Posted by JR |
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Sharks can get much, much closer to you without you noticing than you thought!
Sharks have enormous ranges and can cover great distances with ease, which means they can surprise beachgoers anywhere along the coast. They can be seen in depths as low as 3 meters or 20 to 30 feet from shore, and most attacks occur in 6 to 10 feet of water, but they rarely attack humans. Video: @anotherfletch |
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