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A Maryland man allegedly killed by a coworker in Davenport, Florida this weekend.

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Premium Content Subscriber only Bundaberg police have released photos of a number of images of items that have made their way to the lost property. If you think any of the items might yours and you can prove ownership, contact Bundaberg police and quote the corresponding police reference number. A red and black Repco Vector push bike was found in the park at the end of Phillips St on Tuesday. If this is your bike, contact police and quote QP2100729122. If this is your bike, contact police and quote QP2100729122. A black bag containing toiletry items found at the corner of George and McLea...

Friday, April 16, 2021 Have you ever moved into a new home and found that the previous owners have left a mysterious "gift" behind? You're not alone.  A new survey by WeBuyAnyHome about the weirdest items left behind is certainly an eye-opener. Some of the strangest items include a suitcase filled with doll heads, a book of voodoo rituals, artificial limbs, false teeth and exotic pets. In case you’re wondering who the ‘most forgetful’ are, it’s people from the East Midlands. A quarter of those surveyed there have forgotten something when they moved. 26% of the UK admit to purposefu...

Premium Content Subscriber only Bundaberg police have released information to help owners of some lost property items be reunited with their possessions. If you think any of the items below might be yours and you can prove ownership, please contact Bundaberg police and quote the corresponding police reference number. A sum of money was found on the floor of a shopping centre in Maryborough St, Bundaberg Central on March 1. If this money belongs to you, contact police and quote the reference QP2100399820. A dark metallic grey Samsung mobile phone in black case was found on Kepnock Rd, Kep...