Tragic news ... Paraguayan soccer star Ivan Torres says his wife Cristina Vita Aranda was killed after being shot in the head while the two attended a concert. She was only 29 years old. Aranda's death was confirmed by Itaugua Nacional Hospital director Yolanda Gonzalez, in a statement via the Sun. "She was intubated when she arrived and attempts were made to resuscitate her for at least 25 minutes after she went into cardiac arrest,"

Elijah McClainOfficer acquitted in Elijah McClain death gets job back and $200,000 in back payNathan Woodyard was suspended for two years until jury found him not guilty of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide The Colorado officer who stopped Elijah McClain in 2019 and placed him in a neck hold was reinstated to the Aurora police department and will receive $200,000 in back pay, city officials said on Monday. Nathan Woodyard’s “reintegration” into the police force comes weeks after a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide.

Kat Thomas is a prime supporter of Mush, a plant-based for the time being oats undertaking. She, close by her accomplice, Ashley Thompson, introduced their handled food firm on the TV series Shark Tank in November 2017. Thomas entered the Shark Tank expecting a $300,000 funding in return for a 10% stake. She got various offers, including one from Shark visitor Rohan Oza, who examined his accomplishments with Pop Chips.

Pro gamer and streamer Nick ‘NICKMERCS’ Kolcheff has come out in a recent YouTube video, explaining that he believes playing video games in the “claw” style can have a serious affect on your health. The controversial video [via Dexerto] has received a lot of mixed comments from viewers, with some denying NICKMERCS’ claims. The claw technique, which sees players use their index fingers on the controller instead of resting them on the triggers on the top, has been a subject of debate in the world of esports for a while now.

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