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Jennifer McBride, 52, turned in Lady Gaga's dogs Koji and Gustav, but was later discovered to know the father of one of the men sentenced for the robbery.

Castro, who did not attend the press conference announcing the winner nor has been interviewed by the media, chose to take the lump-sum cash payment of $997.6 million

In a statement, the school's superintendent said creating a safe learning and working environment is critical, adding violence is never appropriate.

Prosecutors also said police found a phone attached to the name Marlo Stanfield, which is a fictional name of a gangster from the acclaimed HBO series "The Wire."

Bryan Kohberger and his public defender will argue this week that the judge presiding over his case should not reverse the broad gag order she put in place last month.

Las Vegas police say Chasing Horse allegedly used his position as a self-proclaimed medicine man to gain access to Indigenous girls and women who he physically and sexually assaulted and took as underage wives, according to CBS News.

The DOJ tells Inside Edition Digital in an email that the defendants in this case have not been arraigned yet.

Amanda Gonzalez, 19, was found dead while four months pregnant on Nov. 5, 2001 in the U.S. Army barracks in Fliegerhorst, Germany, according to the FBI.

In a civil lawsuit against JP Morgan Chase Bank, lawyers for the Virgin Islands have also issued a subpoena for Les Wexner, requesting information directly related to the billionaire businessman's work with Epstein.

An Iranian band were pursuing the American dream when two of the band’s members’ lives where cut short by someone once considered a friend. But the story of Yellow Dogs should not have ended this way, those who knew the Iranian indie rock band have said.