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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.

05/12/2025

CARLA FAYE TUCKER: THE WOMAN WHO CHANGED A NATIONAL DEBATE

Carla Faye Tucker was only 23 when she took part in the 1983 murders of Jerry Dean and Deborah Thornton in Houston, Texas. For years, she lived as a heavy drug user drifting through biker circles, but her life took a dramatic turn after her arrest. While in prison awaiting trial, Tucker said she experienced a deep religious conversion—one that many guards, chaplains, and even skeptics later admitted seemed genuine.

Her transformation sparked national attention. By the mid-1990s, Tucker had become a symbol in the debate over capital punishment. Religious leaders, including Pat Robertson and even Pope John Paul II, publicly pleaded for her life to be spared. Supporters argued that her rehabilitation showed the system could change people; opponents insisted the brutality of the crime required accountability.

Despite widespread appeals, the Texas Board of Pardons and Governor George W. Bush denied clemency. On February 3, 1998, Carla Faye Tucker became the first woman executed in Texas since 1863.

To this day, her case remains one of the most controversial in American death-penalty history—raising enduring questions about justice, redemption, and the possibility of genuine change.

04/12/2025

UNEMPLOYED HUSBAND SHOTS WIFE AND CO-WORKER TO DEATH AT LITTLE CAESARS AFTER ARRANGE

TEMPE, ARIZONA – A family drama turned into a double shooting at the victim’s workplace when police say Benjamin Visser, 27, fatally shot his wife, Mary Visser, 21, and co-worker Shaquille Simmons, 32, during the morning shift at a Little Caesars.

According to police records, the shooting occurred just hours after the couple argued about money and Visser’s prolonged unemployment.

Security cameras showed Visser walking with his wife to work. When Simmons arrived at the door, the suspect immediately opened fire on him, then turned the gun on Mary Visser, who continued to try to call 911 before her husband grabbed the phone.

During the call, Visser admitted, “I just shot two people.”

He continued shooting his wife after she fell to the ground, according to court records.

When arrested, Visser said he thought Simmons was “having an affair” with his wife, though he admitted he had no evidence. Simmons’ family insisted they were just regular coworkers.

Police said Visser controlled his wife’s “every move,” from where she was allowed to go to whether she could talk to men.

The night before the shooting, Visser was asked to leave by the pizza shop manager for causing a disturbance and became angry when he saw his wife talking to Simmons. Witnesses said they often saw Visser sitting outside the shop watching his wife during her shift.

Shaquille Simmons left behind a devastated family and loved ones.

“There are no words to describe the pain,” Simmons’ cousin said.

Mary Visser leaves behind a 6-month-old baby girl.

Benjamin Visser has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder and is being held on $2 million cash-only bail.

04/12/2025

THREATENS POLICE 'WILL DIE LIKE MY COLLEAGUE': PENNSYLVANIA MAN CHARGED WITH TERRORISM

Pennsylvania – Christian Meiler, 31, has been charged with making terrorist threats after he allegedly mentioned the names of three police officers who died in a September ambush and said an officer “would end up like them.” Meiler is being held without bail at the York County Jail.

According to police records, responders responded to Meiler’s home on Saturday after a shed behind him was completely burned down. Meiler was reportedly intoxicated, acting aggressively and unable to control the fire, leading to his arrest.

During the handcuffing, Meiler allegedly looked directly at an officer and said, “Your day is coming. You’re going to be like Becker, Emenheiser and Baker.” The three officers were killed in an ambush while serving an arrest warrant on September 17.

The arresting officer said he was “shocked and speechless” by the threat, and believed Meiler was trying to instill fear. Meiler also allegedly tried to unbuckle his seatbelt and kick the patrol car door to break it open.

A day later, while Meiler was still in custody, police received another report of domestic violence from his girlfriend. She said Meiler beat her and held her down with a pillow until she couldn’t breathe, stopping only when she saw the fire spreading behind the house. She was so scared that she didn’t report the incident when emergency services arrived.

Meiler now faces two separate charges: terroristic threats, causing a catastrophe, arson, strangulation, false imprisonment and several other related charges. He is scheduled to appear for a preliminary hearing on December 16.

04/12/2025

MOTHER ALLEGEDLY HOLDING SON DRINKING PARTY THAT LEADS TO 19-YEAR-OLD’S DEATH

NEW MEXICO — Crystal Aguilar, 40, has been charged with providing alcohol to a minor after a 19-year-old fatally shot himself at a party held in her yard on the night of May 31.

According to police records, Aguilar allowed her two adult sons to host the party at her home. Initially, there were only about 10–15 guests, but after word spread on social media, several unknown teenagers showed up. Witnesses testified that Aguilar set out a variety of alcoholic beverages and “allowed anyone to drink as they pleased.”

One of the party guests was a teenager who was carrying a gun. Shortly after Aguilar stepped onto the patio to “stir up the crowd,” witnesses heard gunshots and saw the victim collapse. Medical personnel determined the wound was a self-inflicted gunshot. The gun recovered at the scene was reported stolen.

The victim’s friend said he was “normal early in the day,” and was told not to bring a gun because the homeowner forbade it. However, cellphone video captured the victim using drugs, holding a gun, and drinking with Aguilar. The investigation found the victim was intoxicated at the time of his death.

The victim’s brother said he showed no signs of depression or suicidal thoughts. Some partygoers said they saw a video on Instagram in which the teen admitted he was “sad,” but the video is no longer available.

Aguilar’s attorney said his client was not expecting so many strangers to show up and stressed that it is not against New Mexico law for parents to allow their children to drink alcohol in the home. She was nevertheless charged with one count of providing alcohol to a minor and will appear in court on December 30.

04/12/2025

Arizona: 52-Year-Old Woman Accused of Slitting Boyfriend's Throat While He Was Sleeping

An Arizona woman, Tamala Rudeseal, 52, has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly slitting her boyfriend's throat with a folding hunting knife on Thanksgiving night at their South Country Club Drive apartment.

According to court records, Rudeseal called 911 to report the attack and told police, "I hope he's dead... I was going to stab him in the heart." When questioned, she also said, "It's my Independence Day."

The victim, who had lived with Rudeseal for 11 years, said he was asleep when the attack occurred. He woke up bleeding profusely and used his shirt to staunch the flow until authorities arrived. He was taken to the hospital and underwent emergency surgery; he is expected to recover.

According to the statement, the couple had argued before the incident and Rudeseal often fell into a state of depression during the holidays. The specific motive has not yet been announced by the authorities.

Rudeseal is being held on $1 million bail and faces charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault.

03/12/2025

27-YEAR-OLD MOTHER ALLEGEDLY KILLS TWO CHILDREN AFTER PRETENDING THEY HAD RARE VIRUS FOR YEARS

MICHIGAN – Irene Aiyana Whitehead, 27, who has publicly shared her infant daughter’s “battle with a rare virus,” has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder after admitting to strangling the child with a bag, according to court records.

Police found several-month-old Ryleigh Whitehead unresponsive and not breathing at her Cedar Springs home on Sept. 3; she was pronounced dead at the scene. Whitehead was the only adult present.

During the interview, Whitehead said she strangled Ryleigh multiple times and also confessed to killing Leonard, her 2-month-old son, who died in 2021 – a death previously attributed to parainfluenza pneumonia.

On November 25, she signed a statement saying: “I killed them.” When asked why, Whitehead said she “wanted her dead,” “didn’t want her here anymore,” and “couldn’t stand being a mother.”

Detectives said Whitehead also searched the internet for ways to make “infantile bag suffocation look like natural causes” just days after Ryleigh’s death.

In the video seized by police, an older child tells Whitehead: “You never wanted me. You wanted me dead.” Before the video ends, the child says: “Kill me.”

The medical examiner has not been able to confirm Ryleigh’s cause of death, but said asphyxiation has not been ruled out and is considering updating the case to homicide following the confession.

Whitehead has not been charged in Leonard’s death, but prosecutors said additional charges are “quite possible.”

Whitehead is currently being held in Kent County Jail on $5 million bail and is scheduled to appear in court again on December 10.

03/12/2025

MAN WHO SHOOTS EX-GIRLFRIEND TO DEATH IN FRONT OF 5-MONTH-OLD CHILD FACES LIFE IN PRISON

GEORGIA – Shawn Bolden Jr. was convicted by a jury of murder after intentionally firing nearly a dozen bullets into his ex-girlfriend, Deanna Ellison, 29, in front of their 5-month-old child, according to the Chatham County Prosecutor’s Office.

Prosecutors said Bolden emptied a 9mm magazine into Ellison, reloaded, and continued shooting at her motionless body.

Ellison and Bolden had previously split after Bolden slapped her on Mother’s Day 2020, when she was pregnant. The two maintained joint custody of their child after the baby was born.

On the morning of May 6, 2021, neighbors called police after hearing gunshots and saw a man running from Ellison’s home. Emergency crews broke down the door and found the victim’s body lying in a pool of blood, while the child was thrown onto the bed, trapped at the head of the bed, screaming in a panic.

An anonymous call later claimed Bolden had admitted to the crime. Police chased Bolden for more than 100 miles before arresting him. Investigators said he “lied and manipulated,” and showed no concern for his child or Ellison.

District Attorney Shalena Cook Jones said the case is a reminder of the responsibility to protect victims of domestic violence and vowed to continue pursuing justice for Ellison and his family.

Bolden will be sentenced on January 9; prosecutors are seeking life in prison without parole.

Ellison’s obituary describes him as “warm, genuine, full of life and always bringing joy to others.”

03/12/2025

CASE SUMMARY – DEATH OF ERICA BADER

Rhode Island – Eight people have been charged in the shocking death of Erica Bader, 24, a pregnant woman found dead and mutilated in the woods in Pawtucket on October 27.

Bader was attacked, sexually assaulted and murdered at a home in Central Falls, where she was staying with what her family described as “complete strangers,” according to her family and police.

Five people have been charged with murder and kidnapping:

Andrew Cornell, 28

Joshua Brunelle, 35

Elizabeth Durand, 41

Stephanie Bletzer, 37

Brittney Terpening, 34

The other three are charged with kidnapping, conspiracy and failure to report a death:

Christopher Kordalewski, 22

Joanne Miller, 26

Cheryl Blakely, 36

The family said Bader was abused while living with the suspects and tried to leave but was forced back. They believe she was held against her will before she disappeared.

“They killed her and the baby,” the victim’s stepmother, Crystal Smith, said, choking back tears. “No one deserves to be subjected to that kind of horror.”

Police have not released details on the cause of death, but the family claims the victim suffered severe violence before she was killed.

Central Falls Mayor Maria Rivera called the case “heartbreaking and horrifying” and offered her condolences to the Bader family.

A welfare check was conducted at the home where Bader lived, but she was not found. Police searched the property again in early November and found 46 cats and four dogs living in deplorable conditions.

“It’s heartbreaking to think that she was trapped in a place where she couldn’t get out,” Bader’s stepmother said. “I hope the people who did this never walk free again.”

03/12/2025

18-YEAR-OLD WOMAN ALLEGEDLY PULLING HAIR, KILLING SEVERAL WOMEN IN FLORIDA BAR BATHROOM

FLORIDA – Sierra Halton Lindberg, 18, was arrested after a series of attacks on three women at a bar near the University of Florida, according to two separate police reports.

The incident occurred early on the morning of November 1 at UF Plaza.

The first victim testified that while she was in the bathroom, Lindberg suddenly grabbed her hair and pulled her to the ground, causing a patch of hair to fall out.

The second victim said she saw Lindberg pulling the other woman to the floor and when she intervened, Lindberg pulled her hair, knocked her to the ground, and kneed her in the stomach. Police noted that the victim had blood on her hair.

In a subsequent statement, Lindberg said “they hit me first,” but admitted to grabbing my hair and fighting.

As bar staff escorted her out, Lindberg allegedly punched the female employee who was leading her away in the head/face, then pulled her hair and threw her to the floor. Lindberg said she hit him because she was “taken to a place I didn’t like.”

Lindberg, listed as a student, was released on bond. There is no official court date yet.

03/12/2025

52-YEAR-OLD GRANDFATHER ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED AND THREATENED GRANDFATHER IN TEXAS

Cody Wayne Ainsworth, 52, of Texas, was arrested and faces three counts of injury to a child after his stepdaughter reported him for severely abusing his three grandchildren.

The investigation began on November 19, when the Bruceville-Eddy Police Department received a 911 call about suspected child abuse at a home in Waco. The mother — who is also Ainsworth’s stepdaughter — said she and her grandfather had just gotten into a heated argument over how he treated the children.

One particularly serious incident, the affidavit alleges, involved the 7-year-old boy being forced to put his hands on the kitchen counter and repeatedly hitting his hands for using his body wash to create bubbles in the bathtub. The mother said this was a “routine punishment” Ainsworth used on the children.

Ainsworth’s wife (grandmother) provided police with several recordings in which he allegedly cursed, threatened, and used strong language toward the children. Many of the shocking threats in the recordings include:

“Touch the remote one more time and you won’t have to worry about the TV anymore.”

“You bring one more piece of food in you and I’ll make sure you can’t eat it.”

“If you look away one more time, you’re going to get a good beating.”

School health workers and one of the children’s teachers confirmed multiple signs of physical harm that appeared weekly, including bruising to his stomach, face, chin, legs, and elbows. During forensic interviews, the 4-year-old boy said he was afraid of “Grandpa Cody” and said he was hit in the stomach with a belt.

Ainsworth was held in McLennan County Jail on $150,000 bail but has since been released. A court date has not been set. The case continues to be investigated, with many details leaving the public heartbroken by the level of violence against young victims.

03/12/2025

MAN ACCUSED OF REMOVING, BURNING AND BURYING VICTIM’S BODY WITH TRUCK

John Wesley Collum, 57, of Alabama, has been indicted on multiple charges after prosecutors accused him of participating in the murder-for-hire that led to the death of Oscar De Santiago Soto, 36.

According to Bibb County court records, Collum was hired to assist two other suspects in the June murder of Soto. After the victim was killed, the group allegedly dragged the body into a large hole, burned it along with the victim’s 1998 Ford Ranger, and buried both with a backhoe.

Documents also state that Collum “willfully and knowingly violated the body” and participated in destroying evidence to cover up the crime.

The victim was reported missing on June 18. His body was later found about a mile from where the car was last seen, in the Randolph area. Investigators say the burning and burial took place between June 18 and 27.

Collum now faces charges of murder for profit, hindering prosecution, abuse of a co**se and tampering with evidence. He is being held without bail in the Bibb County Jail and is scheduled to appear in court in September 2026.

The case left a heartbreaking picture of a victim brutally treated — burned, buried — as his killer attempted to erase his existence.

02/12/2025

MAN THREATENS TO “CHILL UP ROOMMATE AND FEED IT TO CATS” AFTER PET RELEASE INCIDENT

Bobby Rocha, 52, of San Antonio, Texas, was arrested after a seven-hour standoff in his home over the weekend that began as a small argument but quickly escalated into a violent, life-threatening crisis.

According to arrest records, Rocha’s roommate — who has known him since childhood — accidentally let Rocha’s dog and cat run outside. When he returned and couldn’t find the animals, Rocha became angry, pointed a gun at him, and said he would “chop him into pieces and feed him to the cats.”

Fearing for his life, the roommate fled, packed his things, and called 911. When police arrived, Rocha refused to open the door, claiming he was “ready to die in the house.”

The standoff lasted seven hours. On Sunday, Rocha emerged from the home with his hands raised and was taken into custody without further incident.

Rocha is now charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and obstructing or retaliating against a witness. He is being held in Bexar County Jail on $40,000 bail. His next court appearance is scheduled for February 26, 2026.

What started as a small mistake has ended with one man facing years in prison — and another nearly losing his life because of… a few seconds of carelessness.

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