South Korean police are investigating a woman in connection with two deaths, probing whether there are more victims of her alleged 'murder via drug-laced drinks'.

Families of the victims of the Nottingham attacks, carried out by Valdo Calocane, are speaking out ahead of a public inquiry set to hear evidence in London.

Jake Danby's sentence for a hit-and-run incident that killed one Aboriginal man and injured another was extended from five months to two years in home detention, after he referred to the victims as 'oxygen thieves'.

Families of victims from the Philippine drug war are seeking justice through the International Criminal Court as a trial for former President Duterte looms.

Iranian authorities are suppressing mourners attempting to commemorate loved ones killed in recent protests.

The PGA Tour's return to Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades is bringing a sense of hope to victims of the Palisades Fire, which devastated the community over a year ago.

Documents reveal that Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell used their financial contributions to the Interlochen Center for the Arts to gain access and find victims.

A snow drought in California created unstable conditions, contributing to a deadly avalanche in the region.

Idaho State Police have released nearly 3,000 photos from the crime scene where Bryan Kohberger allegedly stabbed four University of Idaho students.

A Paris prosecutor has made a public appeal for victims of US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in France to come forward.

An independent panel appointed by the U.N. Human Rights Council has indicated that millions of files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein may suggest 'crimes against humanity.'

Following a renewed land dispute in Ebonyi community where four people were beheaded, a Nigerian governor has demanded the production of the severed heads.

There is renewed hope for flood victims in Maai Mahiu as the State has issued land title deeds, with DP Kindiki announcing that the government has secured land to resettle 105 affected families.

Over 600 individuals who were fired or punished for posting about a false report of Charlie Kirk's death are now suing, claiming their right to free speech was violated after far-right activists urged their employers to terminate them.

A suspect in an alleged Hanukkah terror attack in Australia, Naveed Akram, appeared via video link in a Sydney court as a suppression order protecting victims' names was extended.

The Indian government has introduced the PM RAHAT scheme, providing cashless medical treatment up to Rs 1.5 lakh for individuals involved in road accidents. This initiative aims to ensure timely and accessible healthcare for victims.

A massive inferno in Kano, Nigeria, has destroyed properties worth billions of naira, affected over a thousand businesses, and left several people missing, prompting condolences from the Southern Governors’ Forum.

The Canadian Prime Minister, alongside federal leaders, attended a vigil in Tumbler Ridge to pay tribute to eight victims of an unspecified event.

Insurers are warning about an under-reported scam where fraudsters, often through romance fraud, manipulate victims into staging car crashes and filing bogus insurance claims, extending the scope of typical romance fraud beyond just financial trickery.

Ahead of pre-trial, counsel for former Philippine President Duterte has raised issues against the victims' lawyers and censored case information at the International Criminal Court.

Six women from a mom ski group who shared a love for the outdoors have been identified as the victims of a devastating avalanche in Lake Tahoe.

A legal correspondent is analyzing the complicated allegations surrounding Prince Andrew's arrest, suggesting the investigation will be complex and long.

The Hong Kong government is preparing a resettlement plan for owners who lost their homes in the deadly Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po, including a buy-back offer.

A judge has ruled that victims of fires in Los Angeles can pursue claims against the city's utility, opening a path for legal action related to fire damages.

Recovery efforts continue in California's Lake Tahoe backcountry after a deadly avalanche, with two sisters identified among the victims.

King Charles III has continued with his royal duties shortly after the arrest of his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly Prince Andrew.

The Pakistani government is providing over Rs19.6 million in compensation to the families of 40 people killed in a suicide bombing at an imambargah in Islamabad.

Sugar Bowl Academy, a ski-focused private school, confirmed that multiple individuals involved in a fatal trek were connected to its program.

A heavily-redacted audit of Minnesota's Medicaid program uncovered widespread vulnerabilities that could lead to over $1 billion in taxpayer savings, though specific fraud risk details remain undisclosed.

Victims of a shooting at a Rhode Island ice rink have been confirmed, with the shooter's daughter alleging a 'vendetta' against her family.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a mortgage relief plan for victims of the LA wildfires, over a year after the disaster, as residents report difficulties rebuilding due to regulatory issues.

Iran is mourning victims of riots, with officials attributing 'blood on Trump's hands' for alleged US and Israeli backing of the unrest.

A suspected murder-suicide involving six victims in Bulgaria has sparked widespread conspiracy theories and speculation, highlighting deep-seated distrust in the country's authorities.

New Mexico lawmakers have launched a 'truth commission' to investigate Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, interviewing victims who claim abuse at the property.

President Trump has issued a warning to the kidnappers of Nancy Guthrie, stating they will face the 'most severe' federal penalties, including the death penalty, if she is not released unharmed.

A millionaire CEO and members of his family have been identified among the four victims killed in a recent plane crash in Colorado.

Witnesses in a New York trial allege that real estate agent brothers Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander, known as 'closers,' collaborated to rape women, with victims expressing fear during their testimonies.

A ceremony was held in New Zealand to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the earthquake that killed 185 people, including 28 Japanese nationals, on February 22, 15 years ago. Relatives from Japan also attended to honor the victims.

Hendricken and Pilgrim hockey teams found solace on the ice, joining in a pregame moment of silence for those lost in Monday's mass shooting during a high school hockey game in Pawtucket.

Beth de Araújo, director of the award-winning film 'Josephine,' emphasizes the importance of shifting shame from victims to perpetrators of sexual abuse.

Victims of abuses under former Gambian leader Jammeh are demanding accountability and 'real justice,' arguing that reparations are insufficient while he remains in exile.

Families are expressing profound grief after six mothers were killed in an avalanche in California, with recovery efforts ongoing in the Lake Tahoe backcountry.

Files suggest that Jeffrey Epstein considered investing in a record label as a means to gain access to women, with an associate noting the music industry's connection to 'P,' Epstein's apparent term for women.

A 61-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stabbing three people in a Fukuoka library, claiming he had no prior connection to the victims.

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Eight skiers, many with roots in Lake Tahoe's alpine community, were killed in a California avalanche.

Kidnappers posing as police officers are reportedly targeting victims in Haiti's capital, leading to a renewed strong travel warning as ransom abductions spike in Port-au-Prince's Delmas area.

New images from the murder scene of the four University of Idaho students allegedly killed by Bryan Kohberger show many of the victims' personal belongings still inside the house.

A trans suspect opened fire at a Rhode Island ice rink, killing his ex-wife and adult son, with his daughter alleging a 'vendetta' against the family.

A UN panel suggests Jeffrey Epstein's abuses may constitute 'crimes against humanity,' while UK police are assessing information from newly released documents regarding the trafficking of women into Britain by plane.

A tragic quadruple fatal crash in Madera County has claimed the lives of four individuals, including three teenagers aged 13, 15, and 15, along with a 25-year-old.

Fifteen travelers died in a road accident in Enugu, Nigeria, prompting Governor Otti to offer support for the victims.

A prize-winning novelist, Kamel Daoud, is accused by a woman of having stolen her life story, which he used in his acclaimed novel about victims of Algeria’s civil war.

A UK resident, Gurpreet Randhawa, has been jailed for assaulting minors and threatening his victims into sending indecent images.

Nigerian police have arrested four individuals in connection with the kidnapping and murder of three Cameroonian women. The victims were abducted during a business trip to Onitsha in early November, and their decomposing bodies were later recovered.

An article discusses the prevalence of romance scams, arguing that social media platforms, rather than victims, should bear the shame and responsibility for these crimes.

Families of Japanese abductees in North Korea have finalized their action plan, urging the government to secure the immediate return of all victims while their parents are still alive, and to strengthen sanctions if repatriation is not achieved.