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TIL In 1992, a man in Texas was sent to death row for murdering his kids by arson. He was executed by lethal injection in 2004. In 2009, through advances in technology, it was found that the fire was likely accidental. According to an expert, "There was no item of evidence that indicated arson."

Another neighbor reported that when Willingham cried out for his babies he “did not appear to be excited or concerned.”

A neighbor said that he once heard Willingham yell at her, “Get up, bitch, and I’ll hit you again.”.

He said that he got up, felt around the floor for a pair of pants, and put them on.

The air smelled the way it had when their microwave had blown up, three weeks earlier—like “wire and stuff like that.”

“Oh God, I never felt anything that hot before,” he said of the heat radiating out of the room.

Willingham speculated that the fire might have been started by something electrical: he had heard all that popping and crackling.

Finally, Vasquez turned to Willingham and asked a seemingly random question: had he put on shoes before he fled the house?. »

900 suspected pedophiles arrested as ‘darknet’ child porn kingpin jailed for 30yrs

Authored by rt.com

Europe accounts for the major share of arrests and convictions with 368 suspects being charged.

A total of 870 arrests were made in connection with the case, according to Europol.

Over 300 children who had suffered sexual abuse at the hands of Playpen members have been identified or rescued. »

Saudi women will no longer need a man's permission to travel or study

Authored by the-star.co.ke

Women need approval from a man to travel, study and get some health treatments.

The trend started in 2011 when the late King Abdullah allowed women onto the government advisory Shura Council.

The system of male guardianship, which requires women to obtain permission from a father, husband, or son to travel, study or marry is an impediment to realising women's rights, say rights groups. »

This guy fixed his teeth by 3D printing his own plastic braces for $60

Authored by businessinsider.com

Amos Dudley had braces in middle school, but he didn't wear a retainer like he was supposed to, so his teeth slowly shifted back.

He had to research orthodontic procedures and plot the route of his successive braces, so his teeth would move in the right way.

After the final versions of the braces came out of a vacuum-form machine, Dudley sanded down the edges so they wouldnât irritate his gums. »

Labrador: ‘Nobody dies because they don’t have access to health care’

Authored by idahostatesman.com

facebook twitter email Share More Videos 0:18 Rep. Labrador at Lewiston town hall: "Nobody dies because they don't have access to health care" Pause 0:52 On Kentucky Derby Day, drone video shows an abandoned Les Bois racetrack 4:14 U.S.

Congressman Raul Labrador holds a town hall meeting in Meridian 2:07 Families flock to Kuna and businesses are growing 0:40 Train derails next to North Idaho highway 1:22 A look inside the Marian Pritchett School 1:08 Labrador holds town hall in Nampa 1:41 Watch: Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador says "nobody dies because they don't have access to health care."

Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador drew criticism after a town hall on Friday in Lewiston where he responded to a question by claiming that no one dies due to lack of access to health care. »