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🇺🇸The shocking footage of full devastation in the Kentucky city of Mayfield following the powerful tornado. A house of the Burgess family is fully destroyed with the clock showing 22:30 – the time of the disaster. But there is also good news: their cat, who was feared dead, turned out to be alive and rejoined its family.
⚡️ Kentucky governor Beshear: 64 deaths, 105 unaccounted for in state after tornadoes
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⚡️ Kentucky governor Beshear: 64 deaths, 105 unaccounted for in state after tornadoes
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📹 Governor Beshear on the death toll from the tornado outbreak: “Undoubtedly, there will be more”.
"We believe it will certainly be above 70, maybe even 80", but "it may be a week or even more before we have a final count".
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"We believe it will certainly be above 70, maybe even 80", but "it may be a week or even more before we have a final count".
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Devastating weekend tornadoes swept through a candle factory in the Kentucky town of Mayfield like a house of cards when 110 employees were working the night shift.
94 out of 110 employees have reportedly been found and accounted for, eight are dead, and eight still missing.
Citing the primary data, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear says at the moment there is no way to know exactly how many people made it out.
The factory has been cordoned off, with National Guard blocking roads to the area.
94 out of 110 employees have reportedly been found and accounted for, eight are dead, and eight still missing.
Citing the primary data, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear says at the moment there is no way to know exactly how many people made it out.
The factory has been cordoned off, with National Guard blocking roads to the area.
❗️President Biden says he plans to go to tornado-hit Kentucky on Wednesday
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📹: A Maryland man has admitted to killing his ex-girlfriend in Baltimore on Facebook Live. Shortly afterwards, he allegedly killed his ex-wife, and then himself.
Rajaee Shareef Black took to Facebook on Saturday afternoon to confess that he had murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tara Labang.
“I just did something crazy, man”, the man says in the video. “I just shot my ex-girlfriend in the head, yo. Um, felt like a dream. I never thought I would be that guy”.
He goes on to explain his life struggles, specifically child custody issues. Black says in the clip that his ex-wife is also going to die.
“The person that really started my depression and all of this is my ex-wife”, Black continued. “So, she next. And then I’m going to do myself, too”.
The video cuts shortly after his ex-wife comes home.
“Oh, here’s my ex-wife right now”, the man says at the end.
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Rajaee Shareef Black took to Facebook on Saturday afternoon to confess that he had murdered his ex-girlfriend, Tara Labang.
“I just did something crazy, man”, the man says in the video. “I just shot my ex-girlfriend in the head, yo. Um, felt like a dream. I never thought I would be that guy”.
He goes on to explain his life struggles, specifically child custody issues. Black says in the clip that his ex-wife is also going to die.
“The person that really started my depression and all of this is my ex-wife”, Black continued. “So, she next. And then I’m going to do myself, too”.
The video cuts shortly after his ex-wife comes home.
“Oh, here’s my ex-wife right now”, the man says at the end.
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🌪Satellite photos have revealed just how powerful the tornadoes were: the pictures show collapsed buildings, wrecked homes, and damaged land in the areas where the storms hit the hardest. Even from space, the chaos and devastation can easily be seen.
Ex-cop Derek Chauvin is to appear in court on Wednesday for a change of plea hearing in the federal civil rights case filed against him over his killing of Minnesota resident George Floyd.
Chauvin, who was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering Floyd in May 2020, initially pleaded not guilty this fall to the indictment.
Chauvin, who was sentenced to 22 1/2 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering Floyd in May 2020, initially pleaded not guilty this fall to the indictment.
⚡️Kentucky Governor confirms tornado death toll has risen to 74, with 109 people still unaccounted