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A 12-year-old boy in Texas has been charged with capitol murder after breaking into a house and shooting a 24-year-old man named Jon VanMeter. The victim was found by his girlfriend later that night.

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A 12-year-old Texas boy was charged with capital murder on Thursday in the shooting death of a professional boxer who was killed in his home.

Police in Uvalde, Texas, about 85 miles west of San Antonio, charged the boy with capital murder in the death of 24-year-old John VanMeter, who was shot and killed in his home on Wednesday evening, authorities said.

VanMeter's girlfriend called police at around 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, saying someone broke into their home and shot him, the Uvalde Police Department said.

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When police arrived, officers found VanMeter lying in the living room with a gunshot wound to the head. He was treated on the scene and transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Police did not say how they connected the suspect to the shooting, but witnesses said they saw a male wearing a black bandanna over his face running from the home after the shooting.

The suspect was arrested and taken to the Jourdanton Juvenile Detention Center in Atascosa County, Texas, according to police. Police did not reveal a possible motive in the shooting.

Ortiz Boxing Gym, a local boxing arena, posted their condolences to VanMeter's family and a video him sparring with a young athlete.

"[Our] deepest condolences go out to the VanMeter family," the Facebook post said. "We lost not only a great boxer but also a great friend always willing to help out upcoming fighters Rest Easy Champ."

VanMeter, originally from California, had been boxing since he was 10 and began his professional career in 2015, according to the Uvalde-Leader News.

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12-year-old charged with murder in boxer's death after home invasion, police say

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A 12-year-old Texas boy was charged with capital murder on Thursday in the shooting death of a professional boxer who was killed in his home. Police in Uvalde, Texas, about 85 miles west of San Antonio, charged the boy with capital murder in the death of 24-year-old John VanMeter, who was shot and killed in his home on Wednesday evening, authorities said.

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Jake Patterson, the kidnapper of Jayme Closs reported filed for a job at a liquor company and described himself as a "honest guy". Patterson requested a night shift for the job but because of his lack of experience, was turned down. Patterson was charged on Monday with two accounts of first degree homicide, one count of kidnapping, and one count of burglary.

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Jayme Closs' alleged kidnapper Jake Patterson reportedly submitted an online job application to a Wisconsin liquor business the same day the 13-year-old escaped from capture.

Officials with the Saratoga Liquor Co. in Superior, Wisconsin provided a copy of the application they received from Patterson on Jan. 10 to The Associated Press, the outlet said Thursday. The 21-year-old suspect was reportedly interested in a night position at the company's warehouse, however his lack of required experience would have stopped the company from hiring him, they said.

In the resume that accompanied the application, which details Patterson's past work experience and education, he also portrayed himself as "an honest and hardworking guy."
WISCONSIN HOME WHERE JAYME CLOSS WAS ALLEGEDLY HELD CAPTIVE FOR MONTHS REVEALED
"Not much work experience but I show up to work and am a quick learner," the document said.

The previous jobs Patterson listed included a position as a "laborer" from April to November 2018 and a production worker from October 2016 to January 2017. The employer was redacted from both entries.

Some details in the resume appeared to show inaccuracies, according to The Associated Press.

The second entry under work experience listed Patterson as being in Marine Corps boot camp in San Diego, California from April to December 2017. However, he only served for about five weeks in the fall of 2015, Marine spokeswoman Yvonne Carlock told The Associated Press. Patterson's early discharge indicated the "character of his service was incongruent with Marine Corps' expectations and standards," Carlock said.
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The suspect claimed to have attended Northwood High School in Minong, Wisconsin from 2012 to 2016. However, he actually graduated in 2015, according to The Associated Press.

Patterson was charged Monday with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide, one count of kidnapping and armed burglary. The charges came roughly three months after he allegedly killed the teen's parents at their home near Barron on Oct. 15 and kidnapped her.
Fox News' Katherine Lam and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Jayme Closs suspect reportedly applied for job, labeled himself an 'honest guy,' the day teen escaped

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Jayme Closs' alleged kidnapper Jake Patterson reportedly submitted an online job application to a Wisconsin liquor business the same day the 13-year-old escaped from capture. Officials with the Saratoga Liquor Co. in Superior, Wisconsin provided a copy of the application they received from Patterson on Jan.

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Perdue recalls 68,000 pounds of chicken nuggets due to wood contamination.

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Perdue is recalling more than 68,000 pounds (30,844 kilograms) of chicken nuggets because they may be contaminated with wood.

The gluten free Organics Breaded Chicken Breast Nuggets were produced on Oct. 25 and were sold at stores nationwide. They have a UPC bar code of 72745-80656 and the establishment number of P-33944 in the US Agriculture Department inspection mark.

The USDA says Perdue received three complaints that wood was found in the nuggets.

The USDA says there have been no confirmed reports of adverse reactions. However, the product should be thrown away or returned to the place of purchase.

Perdue says it is recalling the product out of an abundance of caution.

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Perdue is recalling more than 68,000 pounds (30,844 kilograms) of chicken nuggets because they may be contaminated with wood. The gluten free Organics Breaded Chicken Breast Nuggets were produced on Oct. 25 and were sold at stores nationwide. They have a UPC bar code of 72745-80656 and the...

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A diver in Hawaii encountered and swam with Deep Blue, one of the largest great whites ever recorded. This is the first time she has been spotted since 2015, and scientists believe she may be pregnant.

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A rare find off Hawaii is captivating shark lovers around the world. Gracefully appearing from the deep - and dwarfing nearby divers - the shark affectionately named "Deep Blue" is one of the largest great whites ever documented. Marine biologist Ocean Ramsey seen swimming with the shark on Tuesday is still in awe.

"Never would have imagined that a massive, beautiful, great white, looks-like-she's-pregnant female, would swim up," Ramsey said.

Divers, researchers, and photographers shared incredible images after a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with the shark off Oahu's southern coast this week. But the pictures and videos are attracting crowds and prompting warnings from wildlife experts.

Deep Blue was first spotted this week feeding on a dead whale. She's estimated to be more than 20 feet long, weighing about 2.5 tons - as much as a large SUV.

She is already a star in the scientific community. Researchers have been tracking her for years but said she hasn't been seen up close since 2015. Ramsey said she documented her encounter to change the public perception of sharks.

"The message I really hope to get across with these beautiful images and video [is] to show that they aren't the mindless man-eaters that they are so often portrayed as in media, like the movie 'Jaws,'" Ramsey said. "They deserve a high level of respect and they need protection."

Deep Blue is so famous, she has her own Twitter page and cameras capture her every move whenever she decides to make a special appearance. Wildlife photographer Kimberly Jeffries, who took new photos of the shark, said shots like hers are especially rare because great whites are naturally reclusive creatures.

"Their habits are so different from ours. They make these really deep dives during the day and then come up to the surface briefly, so it's no wonder we don't see them," Jeffries said.

But since these latest images hit the internet, the shark's new feeding ground is attracting amateurs who want to get up close and personal to the great white.

"Social media is definitely whipping this into a frenzy," said Jason Redulla, chief enforcement officer with the Department of Land and Natural Resources. He warned visitors against trying to have their own dive with the animal.

"This is a dangerous mix where we do have sharks in the water, we do have a lot of public interest and really would behoove everyone not to compromise their safety. It's just not worth it," Redulla said.

"What do you say to people who might see your pictures and think that shark is still out there, I can go get a selfie with her?" Evans asked Ramsey.

"I would strongly advise against people purposely jumping in the water with a great white shark," Ramsey responded. "I wouldn't even be in the water if I wasn't there purposely trying to document and record IDs and behavior... trying to share that with the public so we could hopefully better co-exist."

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Sighting of biggest great white shark on record prompts "frenzy" and warnings

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A rare find off Hawaii is captivating shark lovers around the world. Gracefully appearing from the deep - and dwarfing nearby divers - the shark affectionately named "Deep Blue" is one of the largest great whites ever documented. Marine biologist Ocean Ramsey seen swimming with the shark on Tuesday is still in awe.

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In India a 65 year old woman died after falling off a terrace while being chased by a gang of monkeys. They said the woman and her daughter in law were sitting in Uttar Pradesh when they were attacked. They both fled the assault and fell off the terrace killing the 65 year old woman on the spot. This is the third death caused by monkeys in the last three months.

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys.

Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

But as they both fled the terrifying assault, the pair fell off the terrace - a plunge which killed Savitri "on the spot", reports The Times of India.
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Renu was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, according to reports.
MONKEY SNATCHES 12-DAY-OLD BABY FROM MOTHER'S ARMS, FATALLY BITES HIM
It is not clear the distance the pair fell from the terrace or Savitri's exact cause of death.
WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY MONKEYS
This is the third death caused by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh in the last three months.
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Indian woman, 60, chased to her death off rooftop by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys. Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

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On Tuesday night, a bull killed a professional bull rider named Mason Lowe. The bull knocked Mason off of him and stepped on his chest which killed him. The protective vest that he was wearing didn't disperse the weight like it should have and killed him. The officials said that no vest would have protected him from a blow like that.

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said.

The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
CROCODILE THAT MAULED WOMAN TO DEATH WAS BEING KEPT AS A PET
"The bull absolutely unintentionally injured and killed Mason," PBR CEO Sean Gleason told the Denver Post. "... In this particular case, he had no idea that Mason had been sucked underneath him. The bull did not do this with any mal-intent."

Despite wearing a protective vest, Lowe suffered a "massive chest injury that caused damage to his heart," PBR officials said.

"Mason was pulled under his bull during the buck off and the bull's hind left leg struck him in the chest," PBR president Sean Gleason told FOX31 Denver. "The material inside is designed to disperse the weight. In this particular case, Mason took a shot that was -- that no vest probably would have helped."

Tuesday's competition marked the first time Lowe had ridden Hard Times, according to the Denver Post. Bulls in the competition can weigh as much as 2,000 pounds.
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Bull riding fans returned to the Denver Coliseum on Wednesday night to pay tribute to Lowe, who was ranked 18th in the sport worldwide at the time of his death. His bull riding career spanned seven years.

The National Western Stock Show and PBR set up a fundraiser to support Lowe's wife and family.
Fox News' Katherine Lam contributed to this report.

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Bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe will remain on PBR circuit, CEO says

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said. The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said.

The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.
CROCODILE THAT MAULED WOMAN TO DEATH WAS BEING KEPT AS A PET
"The bull absolutely unintentionally injured and killed Mason," PBR CEO Sean Gleason told the Denver Post. "... In this particular case, he had no idea that Mason had been sucked underneath him. The bull did not do this with any mal-intent."

Despite wearing a protective vest, Lowe suffered a "massive chest injury that caused damage to his heart," PBR officials said.

"Mason was pulled under his bull during the buck off and the bull's hind left leg struck him in the chest," PBR president Sean Gleason told FOX31 Denver. "The material inside is designed to disperse the weight. In this particular case, Mason took a shot that was -- that no vest probably would have helped."

Tuesday's competition marked the first time Lowe had ridden Hard Times, according to the Denver Post. Bulls in the competition can weigh as much as 2,000 pounds.
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Bull riding fans returned to the Denver Coliseum on Wednesday night to pay tribute to Lowe, who was ranked 18th in the sport worldwide at the time of his death. His bull riding career spanned seven years.

The National Western Stock Show and PBR set up a fundraiser to support Lowe's wife and family.
Fox News' Katherine Lam contributed to this report.

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Bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe will remain on PBR circuit, CEO says

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The bull that killed professional rider Mason Lowe during an event in Colorado on Tuesday night will continue to be used on the riding circuit, an official said. The bull, named Hard Times, bucked the beloved 25-year-old star off its back and stomped on his chest, killing him during the Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Chute Out event at the National Western Stock Show in Denver.

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A Chinese man sold his kidney on the black market in 2011 and now he is bedridden for life. When he was 17, Wang Shangkun needed money to buy an IPad2, so he sold his kidney. He thought he receive $20,000, but he actually received $4500 and the rest of the money was split up between "the gang". A few months after his illegal surgery, he began to get symptoms of decreased kidney function he had renal deficiency caused by the unsanitary environment that the illegal surgery took place. Eventually his remaining kidney failed. He is now on dialysis for his organ failure.

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A Chinese man is now bedridden for life after he sold his kidney as a teenager to the black market to buy the latest Apple products.

Wang Shangkun was 17 years old when he made the fateful decision. Shortly after the illegal surgery he began suffering from a decreased level of kidney function.

Eight years on, the 25-year-old is now bedridden for life after his remaining organ failed.

Mr. Shangkun had sold his kidney to black market organ harvesters in April 2011 where he received AUD$4500 - purchasing a iPhone 4 and iPad 2 with the funds.

"Why do I need a second kidney? One is enough," he said in reports at the time.

Mr. Wang now spends his days in bed and relies on dialysis to survive his kidney failure, local Chinese media recently revealed.

The illegal surgery had caused him to develop renal deficiency which is believed to have led to an infection due to the unsanitary setting of where it took place and the apparent lack of post-operative care, Mirror UK reported.

The operation occurred in the central province of Hunan without his parents' consent. It was reportedly undertaken by two doctors who were also employed at local hospitals.

At the time Chinese newspaper Xinhua reported that Wang first made contact with the alleged harvesters through internet chat rooms.

He Wei, reportedly the leader of the gang, then made arrangements to hire a surgeon who worked at a nearby military hospital.

Speaking to CNTV.cncn, Wang said: "At the time, I wanted to buy an iPad2, but I didn't have any money."

"When I was on the internet, I had a kidney agent send a message, saying that selling a kidney can give me 20,000."

Wang received the equivalent of about $A3,500 for his kidney at the time. The rest of the money was divided up among the gang.

Nine people were arrested in connection with the case and five, including the surgeons who harvested his kidney, were jailed in 2012.

His family was eventually awarded about $300,000 in compensation later the same year, The Mirror reported.

Mr. Wang allegedly sought the new iPhone in order to show off to his friends.

His family lived in one of China's poorest provinces and could not afford it, so he turned to other means to raise the money.
This story originally appeared in news.com.au.

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Broke teen who sold kidney for an iPhone now bedridden for life

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A Chinese man is now bedridden for life after he sold his kidney as a teenager to the black market to buy the latest Apple products. Wang Shangkun was 17 years old when he made the fateful decision. Shortly after the illegal surgery he began suffering from a decreased level of kidney function.

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AFC Championship game on Sunday in Kansas City. Predictions are coming out from NFL analyzers and they are predicting a 30-26 Chiefs victory.

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The Backstory

They meet again. The 2019 AFC Championship Game is a rematch between two teams who lit "Sunday Night Football" ablaze in Week 6 with 83 combined points; between the two winningest active coaches in football, who have met on bigger stages than this one; and between two quarterbacks who despite their historic difference in age, experience and accolades, are bound together by excellence as two of just three QBs ever to throw for at least 50 scores in a season. Add in the historic venue, Arrowhead Stadium, which is hosting its first-ever title game in 46 years of municipal use, and it doesn't get any cooler -- and on Sunday, colder -- than this.

The Patriots are flying into Kansas City on a high, having obliterated the Chargers, the Chiefs' AFC West rival and the one team to defeat K.C. at Arrowhead this season. By its standards, New England hasn't had a spectacular season. The Pats lost five games, Rob Gronkowski has at times looked like a shell of his former self and New England's deep-threat savior, Josh Gordon, is no longer with the team. All this has motivated the Pats, who despite all this "hardship" have reached their eighth consecutive championship game (read that again, but this time with a straight face), to feel like the underdogs entering Sunday's penultimate clash. The desert people agree.

Kansas City, led by an old sage and a young gun, is rightfully the favorite. The Chiefs' offensive metrics are tops nearly across the board, and their speed is unmatched. Their Achilles' heel, a soggy defense, held the blazing Colts to just 13 points and zero third-down conversions in the Divisional Round. The only things not on their side are history and experience, fickle intangibles that on any given day have nothing to do with anything, but against Tom Brady and Bill Belichick could mean everything.

A passing of the guard or a changing of the torch or whatever is in order, if you believe in such things. But football doesn't often succumb to the easy narrative, and nature could have other plans on Sunday night.

An arctic blast -- the meteorologists' term, not mine -- is bearing down on western Missouri, potentially causing temperatures to dip into the single digits. It's a cold front that will either usher the Patriots into a 20-year ice age or freeze Kansas City's flaming-hot season on the spot. A ticket to Atlanta is on the line. Who will weather the storm?

Under Pressure

J.C. Jackson, DB, Patriots: The rookie defensive back, undrafted out of Maryland, has been a standout in Foxborough ever since truly breaking into the lineup in Week 13. The fifth member of New England's secondary, Jackson has taken the place of Jonathan Jones in the rotation and finds himself in the slot more often than the veterans Stephon Gilmore and Jason McCourty. Jackson was not on the field in Week 6 when Tyreek Hill, Kareem Hunt and the Chiefs' skill players lit up New England's secondary to the tune of 352 receiving yards. Hill, the greatest offender on that evening, moves all around the offensive formation, but is most dangerous out of the slot. The big-play WR leads the league with 3.5 yards per slot route since 2016 and paced all players with 29.4 yards of distance per slot route and nine TDs from the slot in 2018. If New England allows K.C. to score 40 points against them for the third straight time, it will be because Hill will have run rampant in the Pats secondary, probably at the expense of Jackson.

Damien Williams, RB, Chiefs: When Kareem Hunt was released in November, Kansas City hardly missed him. The reigning NFL rushing leader's production was replaced and even improved upon by Spencer Ware and most recently Williams. But K.C. might miss Hunt against New England, against whom the jettisoned running back had 431 scrimmage yards in just two appearances. Williams was a shifty revelation last week when he logged career-highs against the Colts, but he doesn't have the receiving ability that Hunt had, the field-stretching prowess that gave the Pats all types of problems over the last two years. Williams has averaged about five targets, 36 receiving yards and 101.2 scrimmage yards since taking over but with no targets traveling at least 10 air yards this season, he will not be perceived by New England as a Hunt-esque threat. That could make things easier for Brian Flores' defense, unless Reid has yet another trick up his puffy sleeve.

Matchup(s) to Watch

Father Time vs. Mother Nature: Will Tommy get frostbite?!

Patriots running backs vs. Chiefs defense: K.C.'s strength lies in its pass rush; Justin Houston, Dee Ford and Chris Jones turned the inimitable Indy offensive line into a flailing flock of turnstiles last week. But Tom Brady rarely feels such pressure due to his quick decision-making and release. The beneficiary of that has been all season and was last week James White, the receiving back. White, the real Super Bowl LI MVP, hauled in a postseason-record 15 receptions against Los Angeles and now owns two of the top three receiving games in playoff history in terms of receptions. His backfield mate, Sony Michel, is much more of a ground threat and a fierce one at that; he too is coming off a career game, a three-TD showcase against the Chargers. With Gronk gimpy and residing to blocking and the receiving corps thin, the Pats' backs should be their saving grace against a speedy K.C. pass rush. But New England has a tell, and if the Chiefs exploit it, perhaps K.C. can force enough stops to pull away. When White is in the backfield, the Pats run it 21.4 percent of snaps. When Michel and fullback James Develin are both on the field, New England runs the ball 83.4 percent of the time.

Prediction

I picked the Patriots to win the Super Bowl before the season started. I know, it doesn't sound like a bold stance considering New England has rolled to the big game two years in a row and is a Death Star dynasty unlike anything we've seen in professional football, but I was the only NFL.com writer to go out on that treacherous limb. There is mystique, unflappability and now even an underdog narrative on the Patriots' side. And yet...

All five of the Patriots' losses have come on the road by deficits of 11, 16, 24, 1 and 7 points, one arriving via miracle. New England averages 12.2 PPG fewer and allows 6.1 PPG more on the road. The Pats have lost each of their last three championship games on the road and have not won one since 2004.

Oh, and that arctic blast? That's not the only natural phenomenon set to strike on Sunday evening. A lunar eclipse is slated to commence at around 8:36 pm CT, roughly three hours after the start of the AFC title game. Maximum eclipse will be reached at 11:12 pm CT, at which point the constant moon will look unlike itself, rendered a completely different shade of...

Blood-red.
Kansas City Chiefs 34, New England Patriots 30

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AFC Championship Game preview: Patriots-Chiefs

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They meet again. The 2019 AFC Championship Game is a rematch between two teams who lit "Sunday Night Football" ablaze in Week 6 with 83 combined points; between the two winningest active coaches in football, who have met on bigger stages than this one; and between two quarterbacks who despite their historic difference in age, experience and accolades, are bound together by excellence as two of just three QBs ever to throw for at least 50 scores in a season.

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People are infuriated after an Idaho man got probation and no jail time in a fatal DUI case. While his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit, his hit a girl with his pickup truck causing her death.

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A nonprofit group is outraged over an Idaho judge's decision this week to give probation and no prison time to a man who killed a 24-year-old mother of two while driving drunk.

Adam Paulson, 42, was convicted of hitting Madeline Duskey with his pickup truck at an intersection in Eagle, Idaho, in November 2017, resulting in her death. Reports said his blood alcohol content was more than twice the state's legal limit.

An Ada County judge on Monday granted Paulson probation with a suspended 15-year prison sentence, with credit for the 14 months he spent in jail while awaiting trial. Paulson was also required to perform 500 hours of community service and pay child support to Duskey's children until they are 18 years old.
KENTUCKY MOM DROVE DRUNK TO 'TEACH HER SON A LESSON,' POLICE SAY
But Monday's ruling infuriated the Idaho chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD). Miren Aburusa, executive director of MADD Idaho, was in court when Paulson's sentence was handed down. The group has called the ruling "unacceptable."

"On behalf of the family, their hearts were broken, the life of this young woman has left such a big hole in their hearts, to know that this man was not given any prison time has left them shattered," Aburusa said.

MADD Idaho said the state's lawmakers need to impose tougher laws so Monday's ruling won't set a precedent. The group pointed out that Paulson had been on probation at the time of the drunk driving incident and to put him back on probation is a "slap in the face," Boise's KTVB-TV reported.
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The group called the judge's actions reckless and are weighing other options to hold her accountable, the report said.

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No-prison sentence in fatal DUI case infuriates Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapter

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A nonprofit group is outraged over an Idaho judge's decision this week to give probation and no prison time to a man who killed a 24-year-old mother of two while driving drunk. Adam Paulson, 42, was convicted of hitting Madeline Duskey with his pickup truck at an intersection in Eagle, Idaho, in November 2017, resulting in her death.

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Teresa Meitl was shot 21 times within close range and, although she's still recovering in the hospital, she feels grateful to be alive. She took a passenger t his destination, and while waiting for the cab fair, another individual opened the rear driver side door. Then the passenger pulled out a rifle and help it to her head. When she stated that she had a camera in the car, he said he didn't care. She tried to grab the gun, and after the tussle, she was shot approximately 21 times at close range.

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Maroon 5 and other halftime show performers are being criticized for taking the role of performing during the halftime show at Superbowl 53. The conflict is coming from Colin Kaepernick and his protests against inequality. The search for other artists has been harder due to this controversy, but performers are stepping forward and saying that they are there to lighten the mood and put on a show.

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The Mueller investigation is STILL going on with no end in sight, and now other issues are brought into the picture which results in an even larger problem.

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supreme court to review mueller-related mystery case friday - cnnpolitics

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Supreme Court to review Mueller-related mystery case

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Supreme Court will discuss a mystery case related to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, as well as cases on DACA, the ban on transgender people in the military, abortion and the Second Amendment

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An 11 year old girl from Maryland has started a sugar scrub business to supply money for her family while her mother has not been working due to the government shutdown.

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A women in Texas got into a car wreck because of a drunk driver. The wreck caused a explosion and the women was still in the car. Police arrived and were able to break the window and pull her through. She is now in the hospital with multiple broken bones but no life threatening injuries.

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A Chinese man is bedridden for life because he sold his kidney on the black market to get an iPhone when he was 17. After the illegal surgery, his kidney function began to decrease. Now he's 25 and is bedridden for life because his remaining kidney failed.

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A Chinese man is now bedridden for life after he sold his kidney as a teenager to the black market to buy the latest Apple products.

Wang Shangkun was 17 years old when he made the fateful decision. Shortly after the illegal surgery he began suffering from a decreased level of kidney function.

Eight years on, the 25-year-old is now bedridden for life after his remaining organ failed.

Mr. Shangkun had sold his kidney to black market organ harvesters in April 2011 where he received AUD$4500 - purchasing a iPhone 4 and iPad 2 with the funds.

"Why do I need a second kidney? One is enough," he said in reports at the time.

Mr. Wang now spends his days in bed and relies on dialysis to survive his kidney failure, local Chinese media recently revealed.

The illegal surgery had caused him to develop renal deficiency which is believed to have led to an infection due to the unsanitary setting of where it took place and the apparent lack of post-operative care, Mirror UK reported.

The operation occurred in the central province of Hunan without his parents' consent. It was reportedly undertaken by two doctors who were also employed at local hospitals.

At the time Chinese newspaper Xinhua reported that Wang first made contact with the alleged harvesters through internet chat rooms.

He Wei, reportedly the leader of the gang, then made arrangements to hire a surgeon who worked at a nearby military hospital.

Speaking to CNTV.cncn, Wang said: "At the time, I wanted to buy an iPad2, but I didn't have any money."

"When I was on the internet, I had a kidney agent send a message, saying that selling a kidney can give me 20,000."

Wang received the equivalent of about $A3,500 for his kidney at the time. The rest of the money was divided up among the gang.

Nine people were arrested in connection with the case and five, including the surgeons who harvested his kidney, were jailed in 2012.

His family was eventually awarded about $300,000 in compensation later the same year, The Mirror reported.

Mr. Wang allegedly sought the new iPhone in order to show off to his friends.

His family lived in one of China's poorest provinces and could not afford it, so he turned to other means to raise the money.
This story originally appeared in news.com.au.

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Broke teen who sold kidney for an iPhone now bedridden for life

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A Chinese man is now bedridden for life after he sold his kidney as a teenager to the black market to buy the latest Apple products. Wang Shangkun was 17 years old when he made the fateful decision. Shortly after the illegal surgery he began suffering from a decreased level of kidney function.

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A 2nd grade girl and her class wrote Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery a letter after he dropped a crucial pass to potentially beat the Saints in the playoffs. Alshon visited the girl and her class to thank them for there letters.

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After 20-14 divisional-round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles receiver Alshon Jeffery had a crucial drop that turned into an interception in the closing minutes of a New Orleans Saints last weekend, he received encouragement from people of all ages-including some school children.

Earlier this week, a second-grader's letter to Jeffery went viral:

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Dear @TheWorldof_AJ, our second grade daughter is a huge fan and wrote you a letter in school yesterday. @Eagles #FlyEaglesFly #Eagles 🦅🦅 https://t.co/N3bx7xLlQl

On Thursday, he showed his appreciation to his young supporters, per 6ABC's Jamie Apody and Mark Meany:

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MUST WATCH: Alshon Jeffery @TheWorldof_AJ surprises the 2nd graders from West Chester who wrote him letters of encouragement after the @Eagles loss to the Saints. Such a special moment - we told them we were trying to FaceTime him 😂 #FlyEaglesFly #Eagles @6abc https://t.co/WYgpPKb6VZ

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Only #ActionNews is there as #Eagles WR Alshon Jeffery pays surprise visit to second grade class in West Chester that wrote him touching letters after Sundays playoff loss. Tonight at 6 on @6ABC! @TheWorldof_AJ @JamieApody Here's a preview: https://t.co/KS3ZuCz6OF

It's yet another example of how sports can lead to incredible moments.

Jeffery was willing to take full responsibility for the loss, but his teammates and coaches were quick to have his back, per ESPN.com's Tim McManus. And with fans behind him as well, Jeffery has plenty of support as he looks to put this loss behind him.

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Philadelphia Eagles Kyle Newport Butch Dill/Associated Press @@KyleNewport Twitter Logo Featured Columnist After 20-14 divisional-round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles receiver Alshon Jeffery had a crucial drop that turned into an interception in the closing minutes of a New Orleans Saints last weekend, he received encouragement from people of all ages-including some school children.

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A 60 year old woman in India died on the spot after being chased off a terrace by monkeys. She was sitting with her daughter in law when the monkeys attacked. Both women were chased off the terrace, but the daughter in law was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries.

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys.

Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

But as they both fled the terrifying assault, the pair fell off the terrace - a plunge which killed Savitri "on the spot", reports The Times of India.
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Renu was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, according to reports.
MONKEY SNATCHES 12-DAY-OLD BABY FROM MOTHER'S ARMS, FATALLY BITES HIM
It is not clear the distance the pair fell from the terrace or Savitri's exact cause of death.
WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY MONKEYS
This is the third death caused by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh in the last three months.
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Indian woman, 60, chased to her death off rooftop by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys. Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

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An arrest was made for who the police believe to be the killer of the Israel foreign exchange student who was in Melbourne Australia.

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Police have arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with the killing of Israeli exchange student Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne, Australia, authorities said in a news release Friday.

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When her mom was furloughed 11 year old Bella Berrellez, a fifth-grader in Gaithersburg, Maryland started selling her own sugar body scrubs. She started by selling to family and people around the neighborhood and now she has her own etsy shop. she has sold more than 500. She also used her profits to help others donating $100 to Nourish Now

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An 11-year-old girl whose mom has spent almost a month out of work as a furloughed federal employee created her own business to help her family and others.

Bella Berrellez, a fifth-grader in Gaithersburg, Maryland, has sold more than 500 of her handmade sugar body scrubs since the federal government's partial shutdown began last month.

She started making the $7 creations when her mom, Jessica Berrellez, a longtime employee of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), was furloughed.

Jessica Berrellez

"I just came up with the idea because when I found out my mom was furloughed I was like, 'What can I do to help?'," Bella told " Good Morning America," noting the sugar scrub business is her third start-up, coming after her earrings and slime businesses.

A stalemate between President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats over funding of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border has created the longest federal government shutdown in history, and forced over 800,000 government employees to go without paychecks.

(MORE: Mom learns foster baby is her adopted son's sister, so she adopts her as well)

Bella started Bella Sweet Scrubs using a recipe she and her mom used to make body scrubs during a day they spent together in December. She began by selling the scrubs to neighbors and friends and now has her own store on Etsy, where she ships them to customers across the country.

Bella, who is partially blind, is using her profits to help grow her company and help others. She recently donated $100 to Nourish Now, a nonprofit organization that collects food from donors like restaurants and cafeterias and distributes it to families in need.

Bella's donation will allow the charity to hand out an additional 200 meals, according to Brett Myers, who founded the Maryland-based charity in 2011.

"We've seen an increase in families who are on furlough calling [for help] every day," he said. "Fortunately we have people like Bella who really help out and restaurants are calling to donate more and the community at large is asking how they can help."

Myers added, "The shutdown is something that is so eye-opening and is affecting so many people. You see it every day."

Jessica Berrellez

(MORE: 'I'm scared': Cardi B weighs in on the government shutdown)

Bella learned about the shutdown because she watches the news every morning while having breakfast, according to her mom. The family has since had discussions about how they are affected and how they can help others.

Jessica Berrellez

"I'm really proud of myself and I'm really happy that I have supportive parents and the chance to do this," Bella said. "I'm also thinking of expanding it and making different things like lip gloss and soaps."

Though the Berrellez family is able to get by during the shutdown because they are a dual-income family, Bella's business has provided a "positive, fun distraction" during the long days of uncertainty.

Bella's mom said her daughter's entrepreneurial pursuit has made her realize how aware children are of what's going on around them and how much they want to help.

"All I think is they should reopen the government because I want my mom to go back to work," Bella said.

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An 11-year-old girl whose mom has spent almost a month out of work as a furloughed federal employee created her own business to help her family and others. Bella Berrellez, a fifth-grader in Gaithersburg, Maryland, has sold more than 500 of her handmade sugar body scrubs since the federal government's partial shutdown began last month.

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An Indian woman, 60, died after being chased off of a rooftop by a group of monkeys. The woman was with her daughter-in-law when the monkeys approached them and then started attacking them. While trying to flee the assault the pair fell off of a terrace. This is the third death in three months in Uttar Pradesh.

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys.

Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

But as they both fled the terrifying assault, the pair fell off the terrace - a plunge which killed Savitri "on the spot", reports The Times of India.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE FROM THE SUN
Renu was rushed to hospital with serious injuries, according to reports.
MONKEY SNATCHES 12-DAY-OLD BABY FROM MOTHER'S ARMS, FATALLY BITES HIM
It is not clear the distance the pair fell from the terrace or Savitri's exact cause of death.
WOMAN BLEEDS TO DEATH AFTER BEING ATTACKED BY MONKEYS
This is the third death caused by monkeys in Uttar Pradesh in the last three months.
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Indian woman, 60, chased to her death off rooftop by gang of monkeys

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A 60-year-old woman has died after falling off a terrace in India while being chased by a gang of monkeys. Savitri Devi was sitting with her daughter-in-law Renu in Uttar Pradesh's Balrampur district when they were attacked by the primates, local police said.

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Divers swim with a giant possibly record breaking great white shark off the coast of Hawaii. Its estimated to be more than 20 ft long and 8 feet across. It was unexpected in the warm waters of Hawaii because they are usually found in colder waters.

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Divers monitoring tiger sharks feeding on a decomposing sperm whale off the coast of Oahu were surprised by a great white shark, a rare sighting in Hawaii waters.

The smaller sharks left when the possibly pregnant great white came to dine on the dead whale Tuesday, diver Ocean Ramsey told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser .

Juan Oliphant/oneoceandiving.com via Reuters

"She was just this big beautiful gentle giant wanting to use our boat as a scratching post," Ramsey said. "We went out at sunrise, and she stayed with us pretty much throughout the day."

Ramsey studies sharks, advocates for their conservation and leads cage-free shark diving tours. Ramsey and her team were working offshore from Sand Island with a permit from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Hawaii waters are usually too warm for great whites compared with California's Pacific coast, where they feed on sea lions and elephant seals, Ramsey said. She estimated this shark was more than 20 feet (6 meters) long and 8 feet (2.4 meters) across.

The giant white might have headed to Hawaii because of hunger and a need for extra nutrients in pregnancy, Ramsey said.

The shark could be the famed Deep Blue based on her size and markings, she said. Ramsey previously swam with Deep Blue on research trips to Guadalupe Island, Mexico.

"Big pregnant females are actually the safest ones to be with - the biggest, oldest ones - because they've seen it all, including us," Ramsey said. "That's why I kind of call her, like, a grandma shark."

Sharks usually only bite when they're curious or mistake people for their natural prey, she said.

While they're possibly gentle, great whites and tigers are apex predators and unpredictable, Ramsey said. Recreational boaters and divers should stay away from the dead whale site, she said.

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Information from: Honolulu Star-Advertiser, http://www.staradvertiser.com

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Divers monitoring tiger sharks feeding on a decomposing sperm whale off the coast of Oahu were surprised by a great white shark, a rare sighting in Hawaii waters. The smaller sharks left when the possibly pregnant great white came to dine on the dead whale Tuesday, diver Ocean Ramsey told...