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Ukrainian soldier Illia Mykhalchuk who was captured by the Russian troops near the city of Bakhmut had his arms amputated in a dark basement by the Russians, and no stitches were applied to his wounds.
Her the next day, only to lose his life too. ilya was left with neighbors, where he sheltered with strangers for weeks in a cold, dark basement. when they ran out of food, ilya says he started to eat his toys. the newfound parents are trying to give ilya a sense of security. >> hello. >> hi. >> reporter: but when we visit their home in kyiv, we see why that's a challenge. blackouts caused by russia's strikes on the power grid leave the family without electricity for hours. sometimes he gets scared, she says. he is hysterical, and he'll tell me it's like being back in mariupol in the basement i...
10 Creepy Ghost Hunt Venues While researching our book Haunted Asylums, Prisons, and Sanatoriums (available for purchase online—links in the bio blurb at the end), co-author Sam Queen and I had a wish list of the best ghost hunt locations in the United States. Due to budget and time constraints, not every location we wanted to visit could be included. Below, I list our top 10 picks for public ghost hunts that didn’t make the book. I would also encourage readers to explore the websites of each location to discover a variety of non-ghost hunting activities that might appeal to you. Very o...
The information. >> that's right. dna exonerations, a lot of people think when you say exoneration, you mean dna because the two words are so closely tied together in news stories. but dna has always been a factor in minority of exonerations and the number has been going down. slowly, but going down. which makes sense because increasingly now that we know about dna identification, if there are biological samples that i had guy the criminal, they're tested before trial and an innocent person isn't convicted in the first place. so there are still cases where that wasn't done or old cases from 25...
The nation. speaking to dr. phil. >> he had a setup to where he could tie me to -- i think it's like a clothes line. >> reporter: knight was kidnapped by ariel castro in august of 2002. and wouldn't go free for 11 years. >> he ties me up to a pole with chains wrapped around it. the chains were so big and he wraps it around my neck. he sits me now on the floor and he says, this is where you're going to stay until i can trust you. now, if i do it too tight and you don't make it, that means you wasn't meant to stay here. that means god want to take you. >> reporter: she was chained, starved and l...