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Inside the Backpacks Recovered From the Tahoe Avalanche: Personal Items Tell a Quiet Story of the Victims’ Final Hours
Eight people were killed, and one is still missing, after an avalanche buried a group of 15 backcountry skiers in Tahoe’s Donner Summit region on Tuesday. It is now the deadliest avalanche in California’s modern history, surpassing the 1982 avalanche in Alpine Meadows that killed seven people. Following a 911 call from the survivors around 11:30…
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Olympic Curling Final Paused After Close-Up Footage Highlights Detail on Marc Kennedy’s Hand — Canada’s Gold Medal Status Placed Under Review… 👇👇”
Marc Kennedy and Rachel Homan are alleged to have double-touched the curling stone Three Canadian male curlers. Marc Kennedy, left, looks on prior to a round-robin match against Switzerland in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, on Saturday. He was accused of ‘double-touching’ the curling stone during a match against Sweden at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics. (Al Bello/Getty…
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GOLD FINAL IN JEOPARDY! Viral Replay Triggers Emergency Review — Will Kennedy’s Controversial Touch COST Canada Their Shot at Victory?
Who knew curling would be the sport marred with drama at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Curling has been an official medal sport in the Olympics since the 1998 games in Nagano, though it had made its debut back in 1924. Often called “chess on ice,” the sport is played on a rectangular ice sheet,…
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Team Canada Removed From Olympic Final After Controversial Video Review — Officials Announce Sanctions and Financial Penalties
Kennedy says Olympic hog line cameras were strategically placed to expose his team during the double-touch incident Canadian curling star Marc Kennedy has claimed he and his team were targeted by a “premeditated” effort to catch them cheating after they were filmed appearing to “double-touch” a stone at the Olympics. The incident, which involved…
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Family Releases Brief Recording of Two Sisters Killed in Tahoe Avalanche — Their Last Words Are Resonating Nationwide… 👇👇
Six women killed in an avalanche in the Castle Peak avalanche were among a group of eight close friends and experienced backcountry skiers on a trip together, their families said in a statement Thursday. Tuesday’s avalanche, the deadliest in the U.S. in decades, killed eight people and one person remains missing but is presumed to…
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Witness testimony and newly discovered video reveal Jesse Van Rootselaar’s last words before committing the crime. Witnesses recall tearful words uttered moments before the shooting… 👇👇
The deranged high school dropout who murdered his mother and stepbrother before killing six people at a British Columbia school has been identified as 18-year-old transgender ex-student Jesse Van Rootselaar. The horrifying attack, one of the deadliest shootings in Canada’s history, began Tuesday at a residence in the sleepy rural community of Tumbler Ridge, in the western province,…
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MOMENT CAMERA LOST IMAGE — Officials confirm Austin Appelbee disappeared from view during the darkest part of the 4km stretch.
It’s been a whirlwind fortnight for hero Austin Appelbee. Since his life-saving 4km swim near Dunsborough, 13-year-old Austin has rubbed shoulders with Rugby Sevens players, enjoyed a supercar experience with Motor Mall and to top it all off, met the stars from his favourite footy team — the Eagles. He even earned plaudits from star…
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UNEXPECTED GPS TRACKING — Investigators reviewing maps of Austin Appelbee’s emergency rescue routes discovered an anomaly when the boy drifted at sea.
It was, on balance, a story that invited some double-checking when it landed. A 13-year-old boy paddles and swims for hours through rough swells to mount a rescue for his family after they were swept out to sea. He was forced to abandon his kayak and life jacket halfway through. He used everything from his girlfriend to…
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UNRELEASED BODYCAM FOOTAGE — Police confirm early responding officers documented something unusual about Austin Appelbee’s condition.
After reaching the shore, Austin ran 2 km Austin set out to swim in the sea to get help. At that time, the family thought the shore wasn’t too far, but as Austin swam further, the mother and the other children drifted further out into the sea. Soon, they couldn’t even see Austin. For the…
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POLICE REVEAL NEW DATA ON THE DRIFTING — Austin Apelbee may have swum further than initially reported, exceeding 4km.
Austin Appelbee. a 13-year-old Western Australian boy, swam four kilometres through dangerous seas for four hours to save his family after they were swept out while kayaking. He ran another two kilometres to find his mothers phone to call for help after coming ashore. His mother, 12-year-old brother, and eight-year-old sister were stranded at sea…