Freehold, New Jersey emcee, songwriter, music producer and Monsta Life CEO, Yasin, releases official visuals for his new single "So Wicked." Off of Yasin's latest album titled "Pain 2 Paradise."
n 2018, University of Utah track and field athlete Lauren McCluskey repeatedly sought help as her ex-boyfriend stalked and extorted her, but the people and the institutions responsible for listening to her and protecting her failed at every turn.
LISTEN is an investigative documentary from ESPN exploring Lauren’s life, murder, and her parents’ quest for answers. Journalists examine the steps that could have prevented her death by using hours of material never seen or heard by the public - including surveillance video, 911 calls and police interview and dispatch recordings. Viewers get an intimate look into the last weeks of Lauren’s life as she pleaded for and sought help over and over. Viewers also learn what has transpired with her case since her death at age 21 on Oct. 22, 2018.
Allegations of police misconduct roiled the state and led to legislative change. The McCluskey family settled a lawsuit for $13.5 million, but revelations of individual and institutional failure continued.
Award-winning ESPN journalists T.J. Quinn and Nicole Noren, who reported the story for four years, give a window into their investigation and ongoing battles to obtain records from the University of Utah. The 90-minute documentary features numerous interviewees who had never spoken publicly about the case, including Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes, former campus police officer Miguel Deras and parole agent Megan Thomson.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After her husband died last year, she wrote a children’s book on grief. Now she’s charged with his murder.
Kouri Richins was arrested on Monday in Utah & is accused in charging documents of poisoning her husband with a lethal dose of fentanyl at their home in Kamas.
Prosecutors allege that Richins called authorities in the middle of the night in March 2022 to report that her husband, Eric Richins, was “cold to the touch.” The mother of 3 told officers that she had made her husband a mixed vodka drink to celebrate him selling a home & then went to soothe 1 of their children to sleep in their bedroom. She later returned&d upon finding her husband unresponsive, called 911.
A medical examiner later found 5 times the lethal dosage of fentanyl in his system.
In addition to the murder charge, Richins also faces charges involving the alleged possession of GHB — a narcolepsy drug.
The charges — which are based on officers’ interactions with Richins that night & the account of an “unnamed acquaintance” who claims to have sold her the fentanyl — come 2 months after Richins appeared on local television to promote “Are you with me?” a picture book she wrote to help children cope after the death of a loved one.
For a segment entitled “Good Things Utah,” Richins called her husband’s death unexpected & described how it sent her & her 3 boys reeling.
“It’s — you know — explaining to my kid just because he’s not present here with us physically, doesn’t mean his presence isn’t here with us,” she told the anchors, who commended her for being an amazing mother.
SAN JACINTO COUNTY, Texas (KTRK) -- The man accused of shooting & killing 5 of his neighbors, including a 3rd grader, last week in San Jacinto County after he was asked to stop shooting his gun is still on the loose. We are learning more about Francisco Oropesa's background.
Oropesa is a Mexican national & has been deported from the U.S. 4 times. The last time was in 2016, & his current immigration status is still unclear.
The 38-year-old was convicted of driving while intoxicated back in 2012 in Montgomery County & was sentenced to serve time in jail.
Tuesday marks day 4 of an ongoing search for the suspected mass shooter.
Many people who live in that same neighborhood say that gunshots are pretty common, as people go out & shoot on their property. But none of them thought something like this would happen.
Stunned neighbors created a memorial for the victims who include a mother & her young son, 2 other women & an 18-year-old man.
Their names were Sonia Argentina Guzmán Taibot, Daniel Enrique Lazo Guzmán, Diana Velasquez Alvarado, Obdulia Molina Rivera & Josué Jonatan Cáceres.
On Sunday, Gov. Greg Abbott called them illegal immigrants in a tweet.
It turns out they may not be.
Jefrinson Josué Rivera, the longtime partner of Velasquez Alvarado. Josué Rivera said she was a lawful resident, calling Abbott "inhumane" for referring to the victims in that way.
He said he has the following questions for the governor -- "Why do they discriminate against immigrants so much? In what way are we affecting him? What harm have we caused him? He's making his living & we're here to make our own."
Speed Dollaz has put the state of Delaware on his back as he follows up the release of his new "Herbal Tea" single featuring Reed Dollaz with a fire freestyle over the instrumental to Jay-Z's classic "Dynasty" instrumental.
"MAGNETO," the new single from Beautiful Payne Entertainment CEO, RJ Payne is nothing less than the lyrical excellence we've come to expect from the Philadelphia emcee.
The King of Delaware aka Speed Dollaz collaborates once again with legendary battle rapper Reed Dollaz for his new single, "Herbal Tea." Peep the official music video.
"From the Bottom" is a collaboration from Chase Fetti, Grafh and E Murda that will have heads bobbing from now until infinity. The three emcees trade hardcore bars over a sinister beat, with the intensity we've all come to expect.
Philadelphia emcee and Beautiful Payne Entertainment boss, RJ Payne, drops a new collaboration with yet another hip hop legend as he and Young Noble of the Outlawz unleash "Pac Energy."
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