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Watch a Plane Appear to Fly Through a Tornado in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Watch a Plane Appear to Fly Through a Tornado in St. Louis

What's your worst nightmare when flying (other than crashing)? I've boarded many a plane in my life and the one scenario I've always dreaded is potentially flying through a tornado. There's a video that appears to show that nightmare in action as a plane flies through a twister in St. Louis.

Source: kxkx.com
Watch a Plane Appear to Fly Through a Tornado in St. Louis - Vimarsana News

Watch a Plane Appear to Fly Through a Tornado in St. Louis

What's your worst nightmare when flying (other than crashing)? I've boarded many a plane in my life and the one scenario I've always dreaded is potentially flying through a tornado. There's a video that appears to show that nightmare in action as a plane flies through a twister in St. Louis.

Death row inmate produces new alibi in quadruple slaying - Vimarsana News

Death row inmate produces new alibi in quadruple slaying

JENNINGS, Mo. (AP) -- A Missouri inmate facing execution next month for allegedly killing his girlfriend and her three children in Jennings in 2004 has produced

Source: ktlo.com
Missouri death row inmate introduces new alibi in quadruple killing - Vimarsana News

Missouri death row inmate introduces new alibi in quadruple killing

A Missouri death row inmate has introduced a new alibi in a quadruple killing claiming he was 1,800 miles away from the scene of the crime. He is scheduled to be executed Feb. 7.

Death row inmate produces new alibi in quadruple slaying - Vimarsana News

Death row inmate produces new alibi in quadruple slaying

JENNINGS, Mo. (AP) — A Missouri inmate facing execution next month for allegedly killing his girlfriend and her three children in Jennings in 2004 has produced statements that he was 1800 miles (2,900 kilometers) away when the slayings took place.

Source: apnews.com