The Daily Populous

Friday February 2nd, 2018 day edition

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(CNN) A Wisconsin teenager accused of stabbing a classmate in 2014 to win favor with a fictional internet character named "Slenderman" has been ordered to spend 40 years in a mental institution instead of serving jail time.

Morgan Geyser, 15, pleaded guilty in October to a charge of attempted first-degree murder in a deal with prosecutors to avoid jail time.

Geyser's sentence was handed down after a day of testimony from expert witnesses about the teenager's progress in psychological treatment.

While she has made progress, according to the experts, Waukesha County Circuit Judge Michael Bohren determined she needed further treatment.

"We can't forget what we are dealing with.

And we can't forget that this was an attempted murder," Bohren said when announcing his decision.

Geyser's defense attorneys had argued the teenager was a first-time offender who needs treatment but could be reintegrated into the community. »

Heath Ledger Had Planned to Return as the Joker

Authored by slashfilm.com

The Joker would become the performance he was most remembered for and his last starring role (aside from a posthumous appearance in The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus).

But the character’s fate at the end of The Dark Knight always had viewers wondering if there was an intent to bring the Joker back before Ledger’s untimely death.

Kate Ledger was promoting I Am Heath Ledger at the time, a haunting Spike documentary where Ledger’s friends and family recall the late actor’s legacy, interspersed with footage shot by Heath Ledger himself. »

Nintendo Wants To Extend The Switch’s Lifespan To Over 6 Years

Authored by nintendosoup.com
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Nintendo President Tatsumi Kimishima has intentions to support the Switch beyond the usual Nintendo home console lifespan.

Speaking to Japanese financial paper Nikkei, Kimishima said he wants to continue selling Nintendo Switch in more than just 5 to 6 years.

In other words, he wants to continue to support the Switch beyond 2023, thus granting it a longer lifespan than past Nintendo home consoles. »