Showing posts with label murder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label murder. Show all posts
Saturday, 21 May 2016
George Zimmerman sells gun he used to kill Trayvon Martin for $250,000
Earlier this week, George Zimmerman said an anonymous bidder had bought the gun he killed Trayvon Martin with for $150,000 but the deal seemed like it didn't go through because yesterday he announced that a lady had offered to buy the gun for $250,000. Initially he thought it was a fake bid but the sale was confirmed after the lady paid $250,000 into his account. Now the deal is done.
Sunday, 15 November 2015
Photos: Motorcycle rider killed by suspected ritual killers in Lagos, eyes plucked out
A motorcycle rider simply identified as Ibrahim was this morning killed by suspected ritual killers, with his eyes plucked out and his lifeless body dumped at Alaba Suru along the Badagry
expressway Lagos this morning. See more exclusive
photos after the cut...
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Controversial Russian media mogul found dead in Washington
Controversial Russian media mogul Mikhail Lesin, who helped found the RT English-language television network, has been found dead at a Washington hotel. He was 57.
RT, formerly known as Russia Today, said the former minister of media affairs died of a heart attack.
"Lesin died. It's impossible to believe this," tweeted Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT, which is state funded.
ABC News, quoting a Russian and a US official, reported late Friday that Lesin had been found in Washington's Dupont Circle Hotel the day before.
A controversial figure, Lesin had been accused of limiting press freedom in Russia.
In a terse statement, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters late Friday that the "president highly values the enormous contribution Mikhail Lesin made helping establish Russian media."
Washington police would not confirm his death, saying only that they were investigating the death of someone on the block where the hotel is located in a fashionable area of Washington.
US officials notified the Russian embassy of Lesin's death and authorities from both countries are trying to determine the circumstances in which he died.
Lesin was Russia's minister of press, television and radio between 1999 and 2004 and later served as a Kremlin aide.
Lesin was supposed to be probed last year on suspicion of money laundering and corruption, ABC said.
He allegedly amassed millions of dollars in assets in Europe and the United States while working for the government, including $28 million (26 million euros) in real estate in Los Angeles.
In 2014, Lesin told Forbes he thought it was okay that most television channels in Russia were state-controlled.
RT, formerly known as Russia Today, said the former minister of media affairs died of a heart attack.
"Lesin died. It's impossible to believe this," tweeted Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT, which is state funded.
ABC News, quoting a Russian and a US official, reported late Friday that Lesin had been found in Washington's Dupont Circle Hotel the day before.
A controversial figure, Lesin had been accused of limiting press freedom in Russia.
In a terse statement, Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters late Friday that the "president highly values the enormous contribution Mikhail Lesin made helping establish Russian media."
Washington police would not confirm his death, saying only that they were investigating the death of someone on the block where the hotel is located in a fashionable area of Washington.
US officials notified the Russian embassy of Lesin's death and authorities from both countries are trying to determine the circumstances in which he died.
Lesin was Russia's minister of press, television and radio between 1999 and 2004 and later served as a Kremlin aide.
Lesin was supposed to be probed last year on suspicion of money laundering and corruption, ABC said.
He allegedly amassed millions of dollars in assets in Europe and the United States while working for the government, including $28 million (26 million euros) in real estate in Los Angeles.
"That a Russian public servant could have amassed the considerable funds required to acquire and maintain these assets in Europe and the United States raises serious questions," Wicker wrote, according to ABC.It said it was unclear whether the FBI had actually opened an investigation.
In 2014, Lesin told Forbes he thought it was okay that most television channels in Russia were state-controlled.
Thursday, 5 November 2015
Photos: TV broadcaster killed by mortal shell from rebels
Wednesday, 4 November 2015
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic student killed in Campus on tuesday (photos)
Chicago gang members murder top black model, they drove up to her and shot her in the face
A little over a month ago, the Chi-town beauty won an esteemed modeling competition - in front of 1,000 fans during a fashion show at the Redmoon Warehouse in Chicago.
20-year-old Kaylyn won Mario Tricoci’s "Mario, Make Me a Model" contest on Sept. 24, and before her career could take off - she was gunned down in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood Monday night.


















