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  • Father pays tribute to son, six, killed by truck on Kansas soccer field
    At funeral service Chris Adrian remembers son Cole as ‘capturing the heart’ of everyone, after tragedy killing twoThe father of Cole Adrian, a six-year-old boy killed when a woman drove through a soccer game at a park in Wichita, Kansas, on 17 October, paid an emotional tribute to his son at his funeral service on Monday.Chris Adrian, of McPherson, Kansas, spoke through tears while he remembered Cole as an energetic, fun-loving child who loved life and “captured the heart” of everyone he met. Co
     

Father pays tribute to son, six, killed by truck on Kansas soccer field

26 octobre 2026 à 13:50

At funeral service Chris Adrian remembers son Cole as ‘capturing the heart’ of everyone, after tragedy killing two

The father of Cole Adrian, a six-year-old boy killed when a woman drove through a soccer game at a park in Wichita, Kansas, on 17 October, paid an emotional tribute to his son at his funeral service on Monday.

Chris Adrian, of McPherson, Kansas, spoke through tears while he remembered Cole as an energetic, fun-loving child who loved life and “captured the heart” of everyone he met.

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© Photograph: McPherson Free Methodist Church via YouTube

© Photograph: McPherson Free Methodist Church via YouTube

© Photograph: McPherson Free Methodist Church via YouTube

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  • Manhunt under way in Tennessee after convicted murderer escapes prison
    Officials say Jacob Morley, who is serving a life sentence for a 2022 murder, escaped from a facility in TiptonvilleTennessee officials have mounted a manhunt after a convicted murderer’s escape from prison on Sunday evening.The Tennessee department or correction (TDOC) on Monday announced that Jacob Morley, 28, escaped from the Northwest correctional complex in the community of Tiptonville. Local outlets reported that staff noticed Morley was unaccounted for at about 11.30pm on Sunday. Continue
     

Manhunt under way in Tennessee after convicted murderer escapes prison

Par : Maya Yang
26 octobre 2026 à 12:42

Officials say Jacob Morley, who is serving a life sentence for a 2022 murder, escaped from a facility in Tiptonville

Tennessee officials have mounted a manhunt after a convicted murderer’s escape from prison on Sunday evening.

The Tennessee department or correction (TDOC) on Monday announced that Jacob Morley, 28, escaped from the Northwest correctional complex in the community of Tiptonville. Local outlets reported that staff noticed Morley was unaccounted for at about 11.30pm on Sunday.

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© Photograph: Tennessee Department of Correction

© Photograph: Tennessee Department of Correction

© Photograph: Tennessee Department of Correction

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  • Fifteen-year-old arrested in shooting near Florida university that injured 12
    All but one of the victims sustained gunshot wounds as boy faces 11 charges of attempted second-degree murderA 15-year-old boy was remanded into secure detention in Florida on Monday charged with 11 counts of attempted murder following a mass shooting at a college homecoming party on Saturday.Six adults and six minors were injured, all but one with gunshot wounds, in the gunfire near the Florida Agricultural + Mechanical University campus in Tallahassee. Continue reading...
     

Fifteen-year-old arrested in shooting near Florida university that injured 12

26 octobre 2026 à 14:01

All but one of the victims sustained gunshot wounds as boy faces 11 charges of attempted second-degree murder

A 15-year-old boy was remanded into secure detention in Florida on Monday charged with 11 counts of attempted murder following a mass shooting at a college homecoming party on Saturday.

Six adults and six minors were injured, all but one with gunshot wounds, in the gunfire near the Florida Agricultural + Mechanical University campus in Tallahassee.

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© Photograph: Tallahassee Police Department

© Photograph: Tallahassee Police Department

© Photograph: Tallahassee Police Department

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