Author: Roger

Skydivers chilling final words after realizing he jumped without parachute Engaging in certain activities and pursuing specific career paths can entail risks that extend beyond the ordinary, and even individuals with significant expertise in their respective fields may find themselves susceptible to tragic mishaps. Whether it involves participating in extreme sports or embracing unconventional hobbies that others might consider daring, the emphasis on safety remains paramount. In the realm of high-risk endeavors, individuals often undergo rigorous training and adhere to meticulous safety protocols to mitigate potential dangers. Despite the thrill-seeking nature of these pursuits, participants understand the critical importance of…

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Man discovers ‘plane seats’ washed up on beach A TikTok user, @Itsmatthewjacob, recently raised eyebrows with a video claiming to have stumbled upon airplane seats while walking on a Jersey beach. The TikToker, whose real name is Matthew Jacob, showcased four connected seats, apparently bolted down, in the video, speculating that they had washed ashore. Jacob promptly reported his discovery to the police, who collected the seats for further investigation. In subsequent TikTok updates, Jacob revealed that the police assured him they would document the find and conduct their own inquiry, providing him with an incident number for follow-up. The…

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Abandoned island connected to New York City by tunnels that no one is allowed to visit In the midst of the East River, just off the bustling cityscape of New York, lies a secluded and enigmatic piece of land known as U Thant Island, officially designated as Belmont Island. This diminutive isle, measuring a mere 100-by-200 feet, holds a captivating history that has kept it untouched by human hands. The island’s origin can be traced back to the late 1800s when William Steinway, the renowned piano maker, embarked on an ambitious project. Steinway envisioned a tunnel connecting his company town,…

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Stunt goes horribly wrong as Father Christmas falls 240ft to his death in front of kids A tragic incident unfolded during the festive season in the Russian city of Chelyabinsk when a man dressed as Grandfather Frost, the Russian Santa Claus, lost his life after falling from the top of a high-rise building. The man had intended to descend the building on ropes and greet excited children gathered around a Christmas tree at the bottom, including his own child and partner. As onlookers initially thought the fall was part of a stunt, horror spread among the crowd when it became…

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UPS drivers’ pay packet revealed and it’s got Amazon drivers wanting to quit their jobs Two drivers employed by the Amazon Delivery Service Partner (DSP) program are expressing concerns after UPS drivers secured what was described as ‘industry-leading pay and benefits’ through a five-year deal with the Teamsters Union in August. This deal, covering all 340,000 UPS package handlers and delivery drivers, included substantial raises, with full-time driver salaries reaching around $170,000 annually in pay and benefits. In contrast, Amazon DSP drivers have not been included in this agreement, leading to dissatisfaction and concerns among some of them. The disparity…

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Japan’s ancient underwater ‘pyramid’ remains one of the world’s great mysteries While Atlantis remains a mythical tale, the Yonaguni Monument in Japan emerges as a tangible counterpart. Discovered in 1987 by local diver Kihachiro Aratake, this pyramid-like structure stands nine meters tall, with its peak just five meters below the ocean surface near Yonaguni Island. Speculations surround its origin, suggesting it could be the remnants of a civilization dating back 10,000 years. Enthusiasts claim to identify potential castles, temples, a stadium, and roads within its enigmatic features. Aratake, recalling his emotional discovery, stumbled upon the monument by chance, keeping it…

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Panicked students hang off edge of building to hide from gunman who opened fire at university A chilling photograph has captured the aftermath of a mass shooting at Charles University in Prague. The perpetrator, identified as David Kozak, a student at the university, opened fire at the Faculty of Arts building on December 21. Disturbing videos circulating online depict individuals fleeing the scene in a state of panic, marking the Czech Republic’s deadliest mass shooting. The tragedy unfolded around 3 pm local time, with Kozak claiming the lives of at least 14 people and leaving 25 others injured. According to…

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Woman who fatally shot 14-year-old who broke into her home breaks silence to defend her actions Aleah Wallace, residing in Fort Worth, Texas, is defending her decision to shoot and kill a 14-year-old intruder who was on the brink of entering her home. Wallace, a mother of four daughters living alone, recently spoke to Fox4 News, expressing the conflicting emotions she’s grappling with in the aftermath. In response to escalating burglaries in her area and four attempted break-ins at her own home, coupled with an earlier incident of someone trying to break into her daughter’s room, Wallace decided to purchase…

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Teen hacker behind massive GTA VI leak sentenced to indefinite hospital stay A prominent member of the international hacking group Lapsus$, Arion Kurtaj from Oxford, England, has been sentenced after being implicated in a major breach involving Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6). Lapsus$ has a history of leaks targeting notable companies such as Uber and Nvidia. In the case of Rockstar Games, the developer behind GTA, Lapsus$ shared more than 90 videos and screenshots from GTA 6’s test build last year. When the leak occurred, Rockstar Games expressed disappointment, stating, “We are extremely disappointed to have any details of…

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People are ‘living a lie’ after finding out how baked beans are made Let’s face it, when we’re devouring a much-needed Sunday morning fry-up, our thoughts are hardly dwelling on how all those delectable components ended up on our plate. The only contemplation revolves around conquering The Fear from the previous night and the comforting belief that this feast will solve everything. However, a new level of consternation is creeping in as people realize they’ve been ‘living a lie,’ and it’s all thanks to the unassuming classic: baked beans. Whether you love or loathe them, these sweet, tomatoey legumes are…

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