Caleb Flynn had a particular way of proving he was alone. He sent his girlfriend videos from the family kitchen, filming his dogs and calling out:

“If anybody’s listening, I love Alleigha Botner”

In another video, he called out for his daughters, then shouted “Hello? I LOVE Alleigha!”

Sometimes his daughters were home. Sometimes they weren’t. But why send these videos at all? What exactly was he trying to prove?

Alleigha wanted reassurance that one particular person wasn’t there. And hearing Caleb loudly announce his love for her was apparently part of that reassurance.

The person she was worried about was Caleb’s wife. The mother of his two children.

And Alleigha wasn’t just his girlfriend, she was his mistress.

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Politicians typically are THE most loved when they’re dead.
That’s not a threat.

Something about no longer wielding power makes them more lovable. And obituaries typically omit the bad stuff.

Which brings us to Lee Hong-koo, South Korea’s former prime minister, who held office when the Sampoong Department Store collapsed, a case we covered.

His legacy spans decades. But now, netizens speculate that his grandson could become better known than him.

They believe Winston Lee, one of the accused in the Cornell 7 case, is his grandson. That connection remains unconfirmed. But if true, Lee comes from one of South Korea’s most prominent families.

And he’s lawyered up. His lawyers want New York’s Attorney General off the case.

This is the final part of the Cornell 7 case.

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Senior Night at a high school football game is a very big deal. It’s kind of like the Oscars and a State of the Union coming together for one night. There are tears, balloon arches, and slow-motion football videos, with a coach trying his best to sound like Morgan Freeman.

But at Timberline High School in Boise, Idaho, the spotlight has shifted from football to protests, police involvement, and student walkouts. Homecoming festivities, including the game, were canceled after a Snapchat group chat allegedly involving football players went viral.

The messages allegedly discussed how they were going to r*pe and kill a female student. “Let’s make her life hell.” “Hell yeah.”

Then came a chilling reference: “You think Cornell was bad? Just wait for us.”

This is part 2 of the Cornell 7 case.

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