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Stories of the Murdered & Missing L'antico vinaio di un quartiere storico popolare viene gestito dal 1988 dalla famiglia Sanna. enoteche e vendita vini. Contatti:
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Tutt'oggi prosegue l'antica tradizione, legata al contesto della cucina livornese, proponendo piatti tipici cucinati semplicemente con prodotti stagionali di mare e di terra. All'interno del locale, si trova ancora il bancone originale della mescita, in marmo e onice, risalente a fine '800. La cantina apre alle 08.30 per colazioni rigorosamente salate, mescita e consegne domiciliari di vini. Alle

ore 12 inizia il pranzo, con menu agevolati per lavoratori e avventori che ne fanno richiesta. Nel pomeriggio, si svolge un ritrovo naturale di quartiere con briscolate, spuntini, merende e tante risate. Alle 19.30 vi aspetta un'ottima la cena. Ambiente locali pubblici: Ambiente con aria condizionata, ambiente rustico. Apertura: Aperto a cena, aperto a pranzo, chiuso domenica. Attività: Ristoranti, trattorie, vini. Mezzi di pagamento: Bancomat. Servizi: Osterie, ristoranti tipici. Specialità: Pesce, specialita' pesce di mare, specialita' pesce di paranza, specialità pesce. Posizione: Vicino al porto.

18/10/2025

In the middle of the cold afternoon, the space was filled with sadness. A small dog shivered beside the motionless body of his mother who had left forever. The familiar warmth and scent gradually faded, leaving only a heartbreaking silence. He gently touched her hand with his nose, hoping she would wake up, but the only response was an invisible void. In desperation, he placed his head on her chest, listening… but the heart that had once been his refuge was now silent.

He cried until his eyes were dry, tears soaked into his soft fur coat. Everything around him suddenly became meaningless — because this world only had meaning when she was by his side. When the rescuer came to carry him away, he did not resist. Perhaps in those strange arms, he found a bit of familiar warmth, or simply because he was in too much pain to resist any longer.

The story is heart-wrenching — a reminder that the love between a mother and child is not just a bond, but a sacred thread that connects two souls, even when one of them is far away. 🕊️

18/10/2025

Amidst the dust and chaos of war, a soldier found solace in the most unexpected place — a skinny stray dog that wandered into the barracks and decided to stay. They named it Lucky, and the name became more and more true as time went on.

Lucky was untrained, had no rank, but brought something the battlefield never had: peace. At night, it curled up next to the soldier, helping him sleep peacefully through the distant sound of bombs and bullets. When fear overtook him, Lucky gently placed his head on his hand, as if to say, “You are not alone.”

From scraps of food and cautious caresses, their friendship grew, becoming a lifeline for both of them in the midst of the nightmare of war. When the mission ended, the soldier could not leave Lucky behind. He completed all the paperwork, and a few months later, they set foot on their homeland together.

From the fierce battlefield to the peaceful garden, their story is proof that even in the midst of the cruelest darkness, love knows its way back—sometimes, on four legs and a loyal heart.

17/10/2025

In 1991, in Canada, a boy named Ryan Hreljac was born. At the age of six, Ryan heard his teacher tell him that in Africa, children had to walk miles to get dirty water from the swamps. He asked, “How much does it cost to build a well?” — “Seventy dollars,” she replied. That night, Ryan told his mother, “I’ll buy a well.”

From that day on, he started doing everything he could: vacuuming, pulling weeds, washing windows, collecting pennies. When he learned the actual cost was $2,000, Ryan just smiled and said, “I’ll keep going.” He knocked on doors, told his story, and the fire spread throughout the community.

In January 1999, Ryan’s first well was drilled in Uganda. When the first clean water gushed forth, the whole village erupted in joy. From a small dream of a child, Ryan's Well Foundation was born, bringing clean water to more than half a million people. The boy who saved 70 dollars proved that: with just a steadfast heart, the smallest thing can change the world. 💧

17/10/2025

The wildfire raged on, sweeping away everything in its path. Amid thick smoke and crackling branches, the fire department was ordered to retreat. But one firefighter stopped short when he saw a blurry figure in the smoke – a mountain lion. It was limping, its fur covered in ash, its yellow eyes sad and exhausted.

It didn’t growl, it didn’t threaten, it just stood there, its eyes glued to the water bottle in his hand. Instinctively, he knew he should leave, but his heart told him to stay. He knelt down, opened the bottle, and held it out. Slowly, the beast approached, bowing its head to drink – a moment of peace in the fiery hell.

In less than a minute, predator and protector shared life – two strangers meeting in a rare moment of mercy. When the water ran dry, it looked at him one last time and quietly disappeared into the smoke. No one knows the story, no report is recorded, but in the heart of the firefighter, it will forever be a miracle of compassion in the midst of devastation.

17/10/2025

At the Care For Wild Rhino sanctuary in South Africa, a magical friendship blossomed between two little creatures who had once been abandoned. Daisy – a seven-day-old baby rhino – was rescued in a weak state, with her umbilical cord still attached, and had never been breastfed by her mother, making her susceptible to illness. Conservation staff stayed up many nights to keep Daisy alive. And then Modjadji – a baby zebra who was also rescued – appeared like a miracle.

From the first moment they met, the two children seemed to find comfort in each other. Modjadji was always by Daisy’s side, protecting and comforting her, helping her grow stronger each day. Before that, Modjadji had taken care of another rhino named Aquazi, and when he left, he continued to extend his love to Daisy.

In the midst of that sanctuary, this special friendship became a symbol of compassion – where broken hearts learn to love and revive together. 💚

17/10/2025

Woman’s Body Found in Tree After Fatal Crash in North Carolina

[GREENS COUNTY, North Carolina] – Police are investigating a tragic traffic accident that occurred on the morning of October 12, 2025, that left a 27-year-old woman, Makaylah Dixon, dead in haunting circumstances.

According to initial information, the incident occurred at about 7:30 a.m., when an SUV suddenly lost control, went off the road and crashed into an embankment. The strong impact caused Makaylah – a passenger in the car – to be thrown through the windshield, landing in a nearby peanut field.

Authorities said the victim’s body was found hanging from a tree branch, covered in blood. Other passengers left the scene after the accident and Makaylah was not the owner of the car.

Police are still investigating the cause of the incident, including the possibility of alcohol or stimulants being involved.

17/10/2025

Over 30 Pounds of Ma*****na Found at Auto Repair Shop – Police Arrest Father and Son in North Carolina

[ROCKY MOUNT, North Carolina] – A Rocky Mount auto repair shop is accused of operating as a front for a drug trafficking ring, after police seized more than 30 pounds of ma*****na and other drugs during a raid on October 3, 2025.

According to the Rocky Mount Police Department, the Special Narcotics and Crimes Unit conducted a months-long investigation into Alpha Automotive, where Alex Burgess, 42, and his son Nyrek Burgess, 20, are accused of running the operation. Yasin Hall, 19, was also arrested at the scene.

When officers executed a search warrant, they found 32.8 pounds of ma*****na, more than 51 grams of co***ne, 10 grams of hallucinogenic mushrooms, as well as four rifles and two handguns.

All three suspects are now facing drug and weapons charges. The case remains under investigation.

17/10/2025

Heartwarming Story: Police Officer Patiently Rescues Abandoned Dog After Days of Wandering 🐾

[US] – A compassionate act by police officer Megan Feidler has touched the online community, after she patiently rescued a skinny and scared black dog that had been wandering the streets for days.

According to the local Sheriff's Office, the dog – later named Maeve – had been abandoned and had lost trust in humans, always running away whenever someone tried to approach. Despite Deputy Keith Stokes's repeated attempts to help, Maeve still escaped.

When assigned to the task, officer Feidler decided to try a different approach: she sat quietly on the ground, spoke softly, and waited. After several minutes, Maeve gradually relaxed, then lay down next to her. Thanks to her patience, Feidler gently put the leash around her neck and brought Maeve to safety.

Vets later confirmed Maeve had a broken hip, but she is now receiving care and recovering well. Volunteers say the name “Maeve” now represents healing, faith and a new beginning for the once-damaged little dog. 💞

17/10/2025

Pregnant Drunk Driver Gets 30-60 Years in Prison for Michigan Crash That Killed 2

ST. JOHNS, Mich. (Court TV) – A 36-year-old Michigan woman has been sentenced to 30 to 60 years in prison after causing a deadly crash that killed two people and injured 14 others, including eight children.

Ashley Marie Monroe was driving drunk with a blood-alcohol level of 0.195, nearly twice the legal limit, and was pregnant with her fifth child when her car plowed into a group of families walking outside Lansing on May 18, 2024, according to prosecutors.

The incident killed Jonathan Esch, 30, and Daniel Harris, 42. Both were husbands and fathers of the same family. Harris’ wife and 5-year-old son were among those injured, and Jessica Harris later had a leg amputated due to severe injuries.

During the emotional sentencing hearing, the victim’s family called Monroe a “murderer” and said the sentence could not make up for their loss. Monroe was accused of fleeing the scene but was arrested within minutes, with a nearly empty bottle of alcohol in her purse and prescription drugs in her car.

Under a plea agreement, Monroe pleaded no contest to one count of second-degree murder and eight counts of driving under the influence causing serious injury. Other charges, including fleeing after the accident, were dismissed.

She is eligible for parole in 2054 and has had 515 days of her sentence reduced.

16/10/2025

Spalding County Inmate Escapes Work, Police Launch Manhunt

SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. – Spalding County Sheriff’s deputies are on the lookout for an inmate who escaped from a work group Wednesday afternoon.

Justin Scott Woodruff, 39, was last seen at about 3:15 p.m. at an undisclosed work location, according to the Sheriff’s Office. He did not return and disappeared shortly afterward, prompting authorities to launch an emergency search.

Woodruff is about 6 feet 1 inch tall, weighs more than 220 pounds, has red hair and blue eyes. Police said he is easily identifiable by his numerous tattoos, including a large “Joker” on his neck, a compass and gears on one arm, and a rebel flag and the letters “JW” on his other arm. He also has a voodoo doll on his chest.

Authorities said Woodruff was serving time for violating probation at the time of the escape.

Woodruff has a lengthy criminal history, with multiple arrests in Spalding County related to drugs and theft. He has served multiple jail terms for possession of methamphetamine, resisting arrest, and burglary, along with misdemeanor charges such as vagrancy and highway walking.

Woodruff was last released from prison in May 2023, after nearly a year at Wheeler Correctional Facility.

Police have not released the specific location of his escape. Anyone with information on Woodruff’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Spalding County Sheriff’s Office immediately.

16/10/2025

FLORIDA — On June 25, 2014, Trukita Scott, 24, disappeared after leaving work in Fort Lauderdale at 2 p.m. She did not pick up her two young children as usual, and her phone was turned off at 4 p.m. after her final text message to her fiancé: “I love you.”

The next day, Scott’s phone signal was picked up in several cities in south Florida. A week later, her car — a gold 2007 Nissan Altima — was found abandoned in Liberty City, 24 miles from where she worked.

Police identified Carl Monty Watts, Scott’s ex-boyfriend and the father of her son, as a suspect. Watts had a history of kidnapping, assault, and had been accused of violence against Scott. Shortly before Scott went missing, he was arrested for trying to force a teenage girl into his car.

Watts was later sentenced to 11 months in prison for assault. In 2022, he was arrested again for the murder of his new wife, Shandell Harris, and is currently awaiting trial. Watts is also suspected in the death of Vickie Simmons — his girlfriend who was murdered in 2009.

Cell phone records show that Scott and Watts were together the day she disappeared, and his signal matches where the car was found. Scott has no history of running away from home, and her family believes she was harmed.

The case remains unsolved.
Investigating agency: Fort Lauderdale Police Department — (954) 828-5700

16/10/2025

Boyfriend Admits to Killing, Burying Missing Cobb Woman

COBB COUNTY, Ga. – Cobb County police say Cecil McCrary, 56, of Mableton, was arrested and confessed to killing his girlfriend, Tange Davis, after she was reported missing last weekend.

According to investigators, Davis’ son reported her missing on Saturday after tracking his mother’s car to the Lidl supermarket on Floyd Road but couldn’t find her. He said he hadn’t heard from her since Thursday — which was unusual for her.

While police were talking to his son, McCrary showed up at the scene, said he was dating Davis, and showed video of her leaving his home Thursday night.

After being questioned on Tuesday, McCrary admitted to killing and burying Davis’ body in Atlanta. The victim’s body was found at the location the suspect indicated.

Police said McCrary was on bail at the time of the crime for kidnapping and aggravated assault. Police had previously responded to multiple domestic violence incidents between McCrary and Davis.

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