Feud over woman may have led to fatal police shooting of autistic Louisiana boy: cops

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Jeremy Mardis was killed in a police shooting that might have stemmed from a feud between a marshal and the boy's father.

The horrific police shooting of a autistic boy in Louisiana might have stemmed from a feud over a woman — and police are now investigating if bad blood brought on the boy’s bloody demise.

One of the accused killer cops, Norris Greenhouse Jr., was a high school classmate of Chris Few, who was shot several times last week. Greenhouse and a fellow deputy city marshal, Derrick Stafford, also allegedly gunned down Few’s 6-year-old son, Jeremy Mardis.

Few’s fiance Megan Dixon told The Advocate Greenhouse had a recent run-in with Few. The marshal had been messaging Dixon on Facebook, and stopped by the house she shared with Few.

the meeting did not go well.

SECOND mysterious black UFO crashes in Spanish field sparking terror among villagers

Weird: Second black ball crashes to earth and worried villagers demand answers to space mystery

Something rather strange is happening in the skies above a Spanish village and worried residents are demanding answers.

For the second time in just five days, a mystery cylindrical object weighing about 20 kilos has fallen into fields in Calasparra, an area of Murcia with 9,700 inhabitants.

On November 3rd, there was a sense of wonderment and some amusement after a huge metal ball crashed into a goat farm and was discovered by two bemused shepherds.

But yesterday villagers were stunned to find a SECOND globe had plummeted to Earth in the hamlet of Villavieja, just a stone's throw from the other site.

A farmer put in an urgent call to the Civil Guard who have been guarding the second object all night until investigators arrive.

Meanwhile, the area has been sealed off.

Louisiana state police chief: Video of police shooting six-year-old autistic boy 'the most disturbing thing I've seen'

A police body camera recorded the father of a 6-year-old autistic boy with his hands up and posing no threat as police fired into his car, severely wounding the motorist and killing his son, the man's lawyer said Monday.

"This was not a threatening situation for the police," said Mark Jeansonne, an attorney for Chris Few, who remained hospitalized and could not attend Monday's funeral of his son, Jeremy Mardis.

It's time to stop watching these 8 shows, because they're going to be canceled

It's deep enough into the new fall TV season to see which television shows are popping and which are dropping.

Ratings, of course, will always be the biggest determining factor affecting the life of a show. But those ratings can also be affected by several other factors. Did the network promote the show enough? Did the show's early episodes turn people off? Is it up against a powerhouse like Fox's "Empire" or CBS's "The Big Bang Theory"? Is it just, you know, a bad show?

Whatever the reason, we don't want you to waste your time. There's so much TV nowadays that you're better served watching something that has some promise of future seasons. Consider this Business Insider's version of tough love.

Here are the shows you should stop watching, because they're going to be canceled.

Bill Cosby Being Sued For Defamation … By ANOTHER Woman

Tsk Tsk. Bill Cosby is on the negative end of another defamation lawsuit. Kristina Ruehli is playing follow the leader behind Andrea Constand who filed suit in 2005, and more recently, Janice Dickinson-Cosby has been ordered to give testimony in Dickinson’s defamation suit-as women who doesn’t like to be called liars.

According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Ruehli claims that Cosby questioning her honesty, or at least insinuating that she is a liar, is grounds for defamation. What’s she accused of lying about; the same exact thing that 50+ other women are allegedly lying about.

Outspoken Canadian Miss World finalist accuses China of meddling as visa application delayed

 

Miss World Canada, Anastasia Lin: “As a Canadian citizen I shouldn’t be afraid to speak my mind.”

When she won the Miss World Canada crown in May, Anastasia Lin said her outspoken views on China got her father harassed by Chinese officials.
Now the Chinese-born Lin, a follower of Falun Gong, suspects that the People’s Republic is intentionally dawdling on a visa application that could cost her a spot at the upcoming Miss World pageant in Sanya, China.
“As a Canadian citizen I shouldn’t be afraid to speak my mind (and) by rejecting my candidacy, it’s sort of rejecting a whole country’s values,” Lin, 25, told the National Post by phone from Toronto.
While she is still in the running for the pageant, Lin has faced an unusual delay in obtaining a key recommendation letter from Chinese authorities needed to process her visa.
If she does not receive the letter in time for her departure on Nov. 20, it would mark the first time in 58 years Canada has not sent a contestant to what is now the world’s oldest surviving international beauty pageant.

Lewis Hamilton throws his mum a surprise 60th birthday party

Over the weekend, the Formula One champion threw a surprise 60th birthday party for his mother, Carmen Larbalestier. Held in London, Hamilton released photos of the special occasion via his Instagram account, showing no expense was spared. 'All for you mum,' accompanied one caption of the venue..