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Despite being an avid wildlife photographer, retired postman Rodney Holbrook never expected to capture a Ratatouille-style scene unfolding in his own shed.

After regularly discovering that things from the night before had been mysteriously tidied, he set up a night vision camera on his workbench.

It captured a mouse picking up clothes pegs, corks, nuts and bolts.

He has since nicknamed the well-kept rodent Welsh Tidy Mouse.


7th January 2024, 10:33 EST
 
Sherry Dishmon, 68, was sitting in the drive-thru of Jocko’s Chicken & Seafood, 725 High St., around 3:45 p.m. Dec. 27 when she realized the car in front of her hadn’t moved for several minutes. She exited her vehicle and was unable to open the car door to check on the driver, the police report said.


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As Dishmon walked toward the window to talk to employees, the car, driven by Melissa Robinson, 53, of Liberty Twp., pulled forward, fatally struck Dishmon and severely damaged the drive-thru window, according to the Hamilton police report.

Services set for Hamilton woman killed in freak accident in restaurant drive-thru

Updated Jan 2, 2024
 
Dale Schroeder was a simple, humble man from Iowa, who ended up changing the lives of 33 people forever. Schroeder worked as a carpenter at the same company for 67 years. He grew up poor and had no wife or children of his own.

His friend Steve Nielsen described Schroeder as a "blue collar, lunch pail kind of guy."

Iowa man used his secret fortune to send 33 strangers to college

July 24, 2019 / 3:43 PM EDT / CBS News

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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - FOX 12 Investigates learned Tuesday the Multnomah County Medical examiner had legally declared a Portland man dead, then months later discovered that same man was very much alive.


Updated: 16 hours ago
 
An elderly Houston woman was left with only $1.50 after a Frost Bank teller stole nearly $140,000 out of her personal bank account, court documents allege.

30-year-old Cecilia Hope Brown was charged with aggregate theft of an elderly person, a second-degree felony. A warrant was issued for her arrest and she is not currently in custody, according to a Dec. 15 press release from Houston Crime Stoppers.

Court documents allege that Brown stole $140,000 from the then 86-year-old customer in a series of six transactions from her IRA account after building a personal rapport with the elderly woman, who treated her “like a daughter.”


Frost Bank teller stole nearly $140,000 from elderly Houston woman, court documents allege | Houston Public Media

DECEMBER 18, 2023, 2:42 PM
 

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