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Months before Presley Gerber's suspected overdose death, the same sober living facility, Resolutions Living, called police for a separate overdose incident involving a woman who required 5 doses of Narcan to be revived. This incident highlights concerns about the facility's practices, which also admitted Gerber while he was allegedly high.
Investigators have successfully identified a second victim of the 9/11 World Trade Center attack using cutting-edge investigative genetic genealogy, offering renewed hope for families of the still-unidentified.
Los Angeles County health officials are launching a site investigation into the notorious 'trash house' in the Fairfax District, examining it for accumulated garbage, sanitation problems, and vermin. This action follows new reports of the yard being buried in trash and infested with bugs. The property owner is currently in mental health court, with a hearing scheduled for October 16. If violations are found, notices will be issued, and findings shared with mental health and building safety departments.
Ghislaine Maxwell, serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking, invoked her Fifth Amendment rights during a House deposition but offered to testify that neither Donald Trump nor Bill Clinton committed wrongdoing if President Trump grants her clemency. Lawmakers rejected the offer, calling it a brazen attempt to end her sentence, as they continue to investigate Epstein's network and review unredacted files.
Despite years of intense investigation, including poring over bank records, emails, and interviewing victims, the FBI found ample evidence of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of underage girls but scant proof that he ran a sex trafficking ring for powerful men. Internal Justice Department records reveal why the case concluded without further charges against high-profile individuals.
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify in a House investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, a last-minute development that paused efforts by Rep. James Comer to pursue criminal contempt charges against them for previously defying subpoenas. The final agreement and the dropping of charges are still pending.
House Republicans have threatened contempt charges against the Clintons in the ongoing Epstein probe, as the Justice Department released three million pages of documents, including mentions of Donald Trump, while denying any protective redactions.
An investigation reveals how Northwestern Mutual, a financial giant, aggressively recruits college students and recent graduates under the guise of prestigious 'financial adviser' roles, only to pressure them into selling expensive, often unsuitable whole life insurance policies to their friends and family, leading to high turnover, low pay, and damaged relationships for the recruits.
