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MISSING 14-YEAR-OLD IN PLANO — FAMILY URGENTLY ASKING FOR HELP‼️

👉Plano, Texas — A family is urgently searching for 14-year-old Nicholas Brown, who was last seen near Alma Drive and Baxter Drive in Plano.

Nicholas reportedly left home on a bicycle, and his family is extremely concerned about his safety. They are asking the community to please keep an eye out and share this post.

If you have seen Nicholas or have any information about his whereabouts, please contact the Plano Police Department immediately.

PLEASE SHARE. One share could reach someone who knows where Nicholas is and help bring him home safely.

Decoration still ongoing as Peller shows off a Sneak Peak of their wedding venue, not done yet but it looks absolutely beautiful 😍🔥

‘I Only Wanted Him to Love Me’ - Lady Allegedly Caught Trying to Use Suspected Love Charm on Ex-Boyfriend’s Food

A Lokoja woman has reportedly been caught after allegedly attempting to put a suspected love charm in her ex-boyfriend's food to make him remain emotionally attached to her.

According to reports, the woman allegedly admitted that she and a friend visited a traditional spiritual practitioner in Adankolo to obtain a suspected love charm, popularly referred to as “jazz.”

“Marriage Is Not By Force”- Sarah Martins Addresses Marriage Shamers

Nollywood actress Sarah Martins has responded to the marital controversy surrounding media personality Frank Edoho.

She addressed societal criticism directed at unmarried women.

Martins questioned the pressure on women to marry, highlighting the prevalence of troubled marriages in the media.

“Police Officer Holding Weed”- Drama As MC Okrika Confronts Police Over Alleged ₦150k Extortion

Comedian and activist MC Okrika has gone viral after confronting police officers in Ikom, Cross River State, over alleged extortion and suspected possession of w**d.

The officers, dressed in black uniforms, appeared uncomfortable during the recording, with one attempting to hide his face while another questioned why he was being filmed.

The incident sparked widespread reactions online, with many Nigerians praising his boldness while others criticized his approach.

On September 22, 2006, 16-year-old Cassie Jo Stoddart was housesitting alone at her aunt and uncle’s home in Pocatello, expecting a quiet night. Instead, investigators say two classmates were already planning something far more sinister.
Earlier that evening, Brian Draper and Torey Adamcik visited the house while Cassie and her boyfriend watched movies. They laughed, acted normal, and eventually left — but prosecutors later revealed the pair planned to come back.
According to evidence presented in court, the teens returned later that night wearing dark clothes and masks, carrying weapons, and filming parts of their plan on video. Investigators said the pair had become obsessed with horror movies like Scream and allegedly wanted to commit a murder that would “make history.”
After Cassie’s boyfriend left around midnight, prosecutors said the two cut the power to the home, entered through the basement, and waited in the darkness before attacking Cassie upstairs. She was stabbed to death and left alone inside the house.
The case became even more chilling when detectives uncovered videotapes recorded before and after the killing. In the footage, the teens discussed their plans, referenced horror films, and later spoke about the attack itself — recordings that became key evidence during the trial.
Both Draper and Adamcik were convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.
Nearly 20 years later, the murder of Cassie Jo Stoddart is still remembered as one of the most disturbing teenage homicide cases in America — not only because of the crime itself, but because the killers documented their intentions in their own words before carrying it out.

He rap£d and k!lled her inside the church.

In the afternoon of Friday September 17, 2022, a 20 year old young man by name Tosin Kolade who was learning plumbing work, at the Oludo area of Oyo State, took permission from his master to go home and use their toilet. Because his mother was a member of the sanitation team in their church, and due to that she has a spear key of the church at home, which gives her access to the church at anytime that she wants to open the church and clean it. When Tosin Kolade got home, he didn't use the toilet again, rather he picked up the church key and went to the church. On getting to the church, Tosin Kolade carried some chairs outside the church and sat outside the church waiting for a 17 year old Ifeoluwa, which by Tosin Kolades' calculation, would pass by that way on her way to her Friday Bible study in her own church. On siting Ifeoluwa passing by, Tosin Kolade hurriedly called her and asked her if she would help him to carry the chairs inside the church? Ifeoluwa who never suspected anything, carried the chairs with him inside the church. As soon as they entered the church, Tosin Kolade brought out a knif£ from his pocket and asked Ifeoluwa to hand her phone over to him. Ifeoluwa started dragging with him until the knif£ fell on the floor, at that moment she decided to run out of the church. On running towards the church door, Tosin Kolade put leg for her and she f£ll on the floor with her face and became very weak. Tosin Kolade picked up the knif£ and went to her and demanded for the passw0rd of the phone. Ifeoluwa gave him a wrong password, when he discovered that it was a wrong password, he forcefully rap£d her and strangled her to d£ath, took her phone, lock up her d£ad b0dy inside the church, went back to their house, dropped the church key and returned back to the place were he was learning plumbing work.

When Ifeoluwas' family couldn't see her that evening, her father who is a retired assistant commissioner of police, and her mother rushed to the police station and reported that she was m!ssing. By the next day, her lif£less b0dy was found in the church premises with bl00d stains on her privat£ 0rgan and was taken to m0rtuary. The police continued with investigation on who was responsible, but couldn't find anyone.

Later mama Ifeoluwa saw a mobile phone in their house with several missed calls on it, and one of the numbers calling was Ifeoluwas' pastor, she knew that the phone was neither hers nor her son's phone, and her conscience couldn't bear it for her to keep such phone in her house. So she took the phone to Ifeoluwas' pastor, the pastor took the phone to Ifeoluwas' father and Ifeoluwas' father took the phone to the police.

The police later arrested Tosin Kolade in connection with the phone and mvrder of Ifeoluwa, and paraded him before journalist on Tuesday September 20th, 2022. Tosin Kolade confessed to the crim£ before the police and the journalist.

The police charged Tosin Kolade to court 9 of Oyo State High Court, Ibadan, for rap£ and mvrder.

In the court, Tosin Kolade denied all the confessions that he made to the police and the journalist, but the evidences against him was sufficient, and the Judge found him guilty and s£ntenced him to life impris0nment for rap£ and sentenced him to d£ath by hanging for mvrder.

Tragic Shooting Claims Life of Young Mother of Three
Jyrah Smith, a 23-year-old mother of three, was tragically killed on May 23, 2025, after a shooting outside her partner’s apartment turned deadly.
According to investigators, what should have been a routine visit ended in heartbreak when her partner, Deangelo Mitchell, allegedly opened fire, later claiming he mistook her for someone else. Authorities say Jyrah was unarmed at the time she was shot.
The devastating incident has left her family searching for answers as new details continue to emerge.
Mitchell, who reportedly has a prior history of domestic violence, later turned himself in to police and is now facing second-degree murder charges.
Investigators also revealed that threats had allegedly been made against Jyrah before the shooting, pointing to growing tensions between the couple before the fatal encounter.
The case has sparked outrage and renewed conversations about domestic violence and warning signs that can escalate into tragedy.