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10 Thoughts On Thanksgiving

In 1621 Pilgrims joined together with Native American Indians on New England soil to enjoy a feast celebrating the Pilgrims very first harvest. Plymouth’s Governor, William Bradford, made provisions for a day of prayer and thanksgiving. The following are 10 thoughts on Thanksgiving: 1. Americans will consume over 45 million …

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'Clark Rockefeller' Asks Judge to Suppress Revealing Interrogation Footage

BOSTON – During the first moments of a four-hour police interrogation, the man who calls himself Clark Rockefeller spoke wistfully about the 7-year-old daughter he’s been accused of kidnapping. “I just wanted to be a father — that’s all I wanted to be,” he said. “I just wanted to be …

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Legs of Large South Carolina Corpse Were Cut to Fit Inside Coffin

ALLENDALE, S.C. – James Hines was a giant — a 6-foot-7, 300-pound preacher and funk musician so big that after he died in 2004, a macabre rumor began circulating in this small town that the undertaker had to cut off his legs to fit him in the coffin. This week, …

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