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Kristy Cox has been really busy with the scams she managed to swindle 450,000 pounds but justice got the best of her as she was busted and has been jailed. Kirsty Cox, from Newton Aycliffe, County Durham, took thousands of orders for the tablet computers between March and December 2012 after claiming she could source them at a reduced price. ... Read More »

The murder of JonBenet Ramsey, the 6-year-old girl whose body was found in the basement of her family’s Boulder, Colorado home 17 years ago still remains unsolved to this day. Her killer remains at larger. However a book about the unsolved murder case by investigative reporter Paula Woodward which was also delayed by four years is almost ready for publication. ... Read More »

The military-backed government in Egypt has blamed the Muslim Brotherhood for the attacks on a police HQ earlier this week. They have also declared Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group. The group, whose candidate Mohammed Morsi won the presidential poll last year before being deposed by the military, had already been outlawed. Deputy Prime Minister Hossam Eissa announced the move, ... Read More »

The inventor of the assault rifle Mikhail Kalashnikov has died at the age of 94 according to various reports coming from Russia. Mikhail Kalashnikov is know his design of the automatic rifle that become the world’s most popular and widely used weapons. Mikhail design was so simple that it was also relatively cheap to manufacture. Also since it was simple ... Read More »

A Public Relationship officer who doesn’t really understand public relationships lost her job over racist tweets. It was quite easy for her to lose her job all she had to do was tweet some really racist tweets about Aids in Africa. Justine Sacco provoked an internet storm when she tweeted: “Going to Africa. Hope I don’t get AIDS. Just kidding. ... Read More »

Apple has got into trouble for the way they have designed their misleading refund policy. Back in Australia the Government is trying to bring the focus on the customer or the end user and away from the corporations. This will ensure that there is a much better protection for the consumer especially those that end up with a faulty product. ... Read More »

Investigators say the stabbing of at least three people in a parking lot at the Denver Broncos’ stadium after Thursday night’s game stemmed from a fight over a near fender-bender. Police spokesman Steve Warneke said officers were called to a “very chaotic” scene just before 10 p.m. and found three people suffering from non-life-threatening stab wounds. A fourth may have ... Read More »