BEACON TRANSCRIPT – Sonoma County deputies recently arrested a 39-year-old survivalist and charged him with murder. A Sheriff’s Office spokesperson declared that newly-discovered evidence linked the survivalist to the 2005 Jenner beach slayings. The individual’s motives remain unknown.

Survivalist Suspected of Killing His Brother and Other People

Last week, Sonoma County deputies arrested Shaun Gallon, a 39-year-old survivalist. Gallon, who makes a living by hunting in the woods, was declared a person of interest in the 2004 case of Lindsay Cutshall and Jason Allen, two Christian camp counselors.

According to the authorities, Cutshall and Allen, who were engaged to be married, decided to spend the summer at the Christian camp near Jenner.

All evidence retrieved from the crime scene pointed to Gallon, a lone survivalist with an impressive criminal record.

Based on the evidence, Gallon followed the couple to a remote beach and shot them while they were sleeping.

Cutshall and Allen’s bodies were found after a couple of days. Both were in their sleeping bags when Gallon opened fire.

The ballistics report suggests that the survivalist used a .45-caliber hunting rifle to murder Allen and his betrothed.

Gallon’s police interview revealed far too little. The authorities declared that the gunman’s motive remains unknown.

However, given Gallon’s past and the evidence found at the crime scene, the authorities have enough to incriminate the survivalist.

Conclusion

According to police records, Gallon was arrested in March 2017, being suspect of gunning down his younger brother. Due to the lack of evidence, the individual was released from prison.

Gallon’s criminal past includes bombing, driving under the influence, poaching, resisting arrest, burglary, and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.

If he’s found guilty, Gallon might be sentenced to death or life in prison without parole. Authorities declined to comment on the new evidence.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – On Monday, a New York jury reached a verdict in Yoselyn Ortega case, thus concluding a 7-week-long trial. For the murders of Lulu and Leo Krim, the 55-year-old nanny from the Dominican Republic was sentenced to life in prison without parole. The final days of the hearing revealed astonishing facts about the killer nanny, her family, and the murders.

Killer Nanny Shed Tears as Jury Reached a Verdict

Last week, the Krims stepped into the courtroom for the last time. Justice was served and Yoselyn “Killer Nanny” Ortega received her just punished – life in prison without parole.

As the jury rose for the verdict, Ortega, visibly emotional, spoke for the first time in weeks. The woman apologized for what has transpired that day in 2012 and invited everyone to reflect on her tragedy.

Kevin and Maria, both present during Ortega’s last court appearance, felt a great relief after hearing that the killer nanny will spend the rest of her days behind bars.

The Krims pointed out that they have been deceived by Ortega’s family, her sister being the one who recommended Yoselyn. Court documents suggest that all of Ortega’s recommendation were faked.

Before leaving the courtroom, Mr. Krim declared that Yoselyn is pure evil and a narcissist on top of everything. He added that his family wouldn’t have gone through this ordeal if Ortega confessed to her crimes and pleaded guilty.

His opinion was shared by Gregory Carro, the New York Judge presiding Ortega’s trial.

Conclusion

During the 7-week-long trial, riddled with heartbreaking confessions and visually-disturbing crime scene pictures, Carro decided that Yoselyn should be punished but opted for the life in prison without parole sentence, despite prosecutors calling for death.

Ortega’s mental illness defense failed miserably, the prosecution proving that the woman knew what she was doing when she plunged that knife in the Krim children.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – On Tuesday, Arizona law enforcement officials arrested a 31-year-old woman who allegedly harassed a Scottsdale businessman whom she met online. According to the arrest warrant, the cyberstalker sent her victim 65,000 text messages and even moved from to California to be closer to him.

Cyberstalker Said To Be on a Journey to Find Her Healing Angel

Jacqueline Ades of Arizona was recently taken into custody and charged with making threats, harassment, and cyberstalking.

The woman, described by authorities as mentally unstable, declared that she holds no grudge against her ‘lover’ for contacting the authorities.

According to the authorities, Ades met the man over an online dating application. They’ve dated for a while until the man came to realize that Ades had one too many issues.

Based on the victim’s statement, after severing ties with Ades, the woman called him incessantly each day and sent him more than 50,000 text messages.

When Ades realized that the man didn’t share her feelings, she resorted to verbal violence.

The man showed the authorities a text message from Ades who threatened to end his life if he thought about leaving her. She also mentioned something about bathing in his blood.

More than that, the cyberstalker even left her Arizona home and moved to California, just to be near her beloved.

Conclusion

Before being taken into custody, Ades showed up at the man’s Scottsdale business while pretending to be his spouse.

When the man failed to react, the woman made a scene, prompting security guards to escort her off the premises.

Ades’ obsession with the man escalated. On the 8^th of April, the individual having to cancel a trip after he spotted Ades entering his home.

The woman, who claims to be on a journey to find her healing angel, was taken into custody and booked into county prison.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – Georgia law enforcement official recently arrested a 30-year-old family doctor who allegedly made terroristic threats in her South Georgia practice. Based on the police report, the woman hurled various objects at staff members and threatened to chop off someone’s head and “roll it down the hallway.”

Family Doctor Has Personal Issues, Authorities Declared

The Lowndes County Sheriff’s deputies arrested 30-year-old Marian Antoinette Patterson, a Valdosta, family doctor. Following an incident which occurred on the 21^st of February at Patterson’s clinic in South Georgia, the woman was charged one count of false imprisonment and three counts of making terroristic threats.

According to a Sheriff’s Office spokesperson, on the day Patterson was taken in custody, a staff member called 911 and told the emergency operator that her supervisor lost and threatened to kill everyone inside the clinic.

Based on eyewitnesses’ testimonies, Patterson lost control and began hurling various objects towards her employees. One woman who witnessed the family doctor’s emotional episode claims to see her throw a catalog, reflex hammer, several prescription bottles, and a potted plant. Arresting officers declared that she also threw two water glasses at her staff.

Before being taken into custody, the family doctor threatened to slit the throats of all her employees and even told a woman that she’s going to cut off her head, roll it down the hallway, and call her child in order to show her the head.

Ashley Paulk, the Lowndes County Sheriff, characterized Patterson’s case as unfortunate. Paulk noted that the woman’s February outbreak was the result of unresolved personal matters.

Conclusion

Nevertheless, the family doctor was taken into custody and charged with false imprisonment and making terroristic threats. Pending the outcome of her trial, Patterson’s medical license was suspended. The woman was released home after posting bail, but she’s expected in court next month.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – A Wickliffe woman is under police scrutiny after her 2-year-old child was discovered dead in a hotel room on Friday night. According to the police report, the woman was cleaning her pistol when it accidentally discharged, injuring the infant in the chest.

Wickliffe Woman Has No Criminal Record, Authorities Declared

On Friday night, at around 11 p.m., the Wickliffe authorities were summoned to a hotel located on Euclid Avenue. The caller, a woman whose name has not yet been disclosed, told the emergency operator she accidentally shot her 2-year-old child.

After arriving at the scene, the Wickliffe law enforcement officials discovered an unresponsive toddler. A police officer performed CPR on the toddler before the paramedics arrived. The child was declared dead at the hospital.

Based on the woman’s testimony, it appears that that infant’s death is nothing more than a freak accident, as the authorities have no reason to believe that the mother could endanger her child.

The Wickliffe woman told the law enforcement agents that after booking the room, she was just about to turn in when she remembered that her weapon needs to be cleaned before placed in the holster.

At around 11 p.m., the infant’s mother was almost ready with the gun, when the weapon accidentally discharged. Based on the ballistics report, the slug went to the mattress and hit her 2-year-old infant in the chest.

Three other children were inside the hotel room when the infant was shot, but none of them were injured.

Conclusion

A police-ordered background check revealed that the Wickliffe woman had a concealed carry permit and not a single stain on her criminal record. More than that, authorities could not find any history of abuse or anything that might point towards being a homicide.

For the moment, the Wickliffe law enforcement officers will not press charges against the woman.

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BEACON TRANSCRIPT – A 30-year-old Brevard County mother faces life in prison or death for strangling and bludgeoning her newborn twins.  Court records reveal that the woman told the authorities that one of the newborns was stillborn, coming out “blue and not breathing.”

Brevard County Mother Claimed She Didn’t Know About the Pregnancy

On Tuesday, the Brevard County deputies arrested 30-year-old Rachel Lynn Thomas and charged her with multiple counts including first-degree murder, attempted murder, child endangerment, and tampering with evidence after the authorities discovered dead newborn twins at the woman’s home.

Based on Thomas’s testimony, on Tuesday morning, just after 9 a.m., the Brevard County mother left work, claiming she was feeling unwell. Thomas got home and rested on the couch as she had heartburns.

The woman told the authorities that she later went to the bathroom where she gave birth to the twin. Allegedly, the suspect used a pair of scissors to cut the umbilical cord, which she later placed in a cloth before cleaning the mess.

Thomas also claimed that one of the newborns had a blueish color and was neither breathing nor crying after birth.  The authorities confirmed that the newborn found at the woman’s home was unresponsive and was later declared dead at the hospital.

Later that day, the newborn’s autopsy revealed that the child did not die of natural causes, its body presenting visible signs of blunt trauma. The Brevard County mother was taken into custody and charged.

A search of the premises revealed that the woman disposed of the second twin’s body right after birth, tossing the body into a nearby trashcan.

Conclusion

Whereas Thomas said she panicked after seeing the stillborn children, the autopsies revealed that the woman butchered her children. One of the babies was hit in the head with a blunt object and another one strangulated with the umbilical cord. The medical examiner found a foreign object lodged in one the infants’ throat.

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