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US gasoline prices are becoming a real pain for motorists, particularly in the west. A survey of more than 5,000 gas stations conducted by AAA shows that the average price for a gallon of regular gas is now $2.75, up 11% in the last month.

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$4 gas is nearly a reality for many americans - cnn

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$4 gas is nearly a reality for many Americans

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US gasoline prices are becoming a real pain for motorists, particularly in the west.

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Logan Paul´s dog ¨Kong¨ got eaten by a coyote on Friday night when a coyote jumped over the fence and snatched Logan´s dog

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Skydiver who died in New Jersey accident had more than 1,200 jumps

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The slow-moving system that just generated almost 200 reports of damaging storms produced two tornadoes in Texas and one in Mississippi in addition to flash flooding up through Arkansas, which at one point saw 8 inches of rainfall over a very short time period.

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Large tiger shark circles, pulls down human body in water off Hawaii Island coast, thwarting rescue efforts

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A tiger shark thwarted Hawaii fire officials' efforts to recover a body floating in the water off the coast of the Big Island on Sunday.

Hawaii County fire officials were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. Sunday after hikers reported seeing the body floating in the ocean about 30 yards from the shore in North Kohala, Hawaii News Now reported.

Rescuers, however, encountered a slight problem - a tiger shark was "circling the body."
GREAT WHITE SHARKS HAVE 'TOXIC' HEAVY METALS IN THEIR BLOOD, STUDY FINDS
Officials attempted to bring the body onto dry land by using a Billy Pugh net.

"In the process of putting a Fire Rescue Specialist in the Billy Pugh net to recover the body, a bystander reported that a shark had submerged the body and it was no longer visible," the fire department said.

A helicopter searched the area for a while longer, but eventually scuttled the search operation when the body didn't reemerge.
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The person's belongings and backpack were recovered at the top of a steep cliff, Hawaii News Now reported. Police were working to notify the next of kin and have not released details about the victim.

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Large tiger shark circles, pulls down human body in water off Hawaii Island coast, thwarting rescue efforts

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A tiger shark thwarted Hawaii fire officials' efforts to recover a body floating in the water off the coast of the Big Island on Sunday. Hawaii County fire officials were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. Sunday after hikers reported seeing the body floating in the ocean about 30 yards from the shore in North Kohala, Hawaii News Now reported.

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A tiger shark thwarted Hawaii fire officials’ efforts to recover a body floating in the water off the coast of the Big island on Sunday. Hawaii County fire officials were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. Sunday after hikers reported seeing the body floating in the ocean about 30 yards from the shore in North Kohala, Hawaii News Now reported.

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A tiger shark thwarted Hawaii fire officials' efforts to recover a body floating in the water off the coast of the Big Island on Sunday.

Hawaii County fire officials were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. Sunday after hikers reported seeing the body floating in the ocean about 30 yards from the shore in North Kohala, Hawaii News Now reported.

Rescuers, however, encountered a slight problem - a tiger shark was "circling the body."
GREAT WHITE SHARKS HAVE 'TOXIC' HEAVY METALS IN THEIR BLOOD, STUDY FINDS
Officials attempted to bring the body onto dry land by using a Billy Pugh net.

"In the process of putting a Fire Rescue Specialist in the Billy Pugh net to recover the body, a bystander reported that a shark had submerged the body and it was no longer visible," the fire department said.

A helicopter searched the area for a while longer, but eventually scuttled the search operation when the body didn't reemerge.
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The person's belongings and backpack were recovered at the top of a steep cliff, Hawaii News Now reported. Police were working to notify the next of kin and have not released details about the victim.

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Large tiger shark circles, pulls down human body in water off Hawaii Island coast, thwarting rescue efforts

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A tiger shark thwarted Hawaii fire officials' efforts to recover a body floating in the water off the coast of the Big Island on Sunday. Hawaii County fire officials were called to the scene just before 11 a.m. Sunday after hikers reported seeing the body floating in the ocean about 30 yards from the shore in North Kohala, Hawaii News Now reported.

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Police were called to a home after some "sort of domestic dispute," according to the police department in Henry County, just south of Atlanta. Right after an officer kicked the front door down, a chaotic scene unfolded

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Georgia police were called to a home after some "sort of domestic dispute," according to the police department in Henry County, just south of Atlanta. Right after an officer kicked the front door down, a chaotic scene unfolded.

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A woman lived for 99 years with organs in all the wrong places and never knew it

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Oregon medical students were shocked and surprised when they opened the cadaver of Rose Marie Bentley.

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A pilot whale that was rescued and found a home at a SeaWorld park after being part of a mass stranding in the Florida Keys eight years ago has died.

Officials at SeaWorld Orlando posted on its blog that the whale known as Fredi died Saturday.

A spokeswoman said in an email Sunday that Fredi had shown signs of appetite loss and was undergoing an aggressive anti-microbial treatment.

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A pilot whale that was rescued and found a home at a SeaWorld park after being part of a mass stranding in the Florida Keys eight years ago has died.

Officials at SeaWorld Orlando posted on its blog that the whale known as Fredi died Saturday.

A spokeswoman said in an email Sunday that Fredi had shown signs of appetite loss and was undergoing an aggressive anti-microbial treatment.

Fredi was part of a mass stranding of 23 pilot whales in 2011 near Cudjoe Key, Florida.

SeaWorld rescue team members spent two months in the Keys helping with rescue efforts along with other rescue organizations.

Fredi was deemed unable to be released back into the wild due to her young age and she found a home at SeaWorld Orlando.

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Whale rescued from stranding 8 years ago dies at SeaWorld

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A pilot whale that was rescued and found a home at a SeaWorld park after being part of a mass stranding in the Florida Keys eight years ago has died. Officials at SeaWorld Orlando posted on its blog that the whale known as Fredi died Saturday.

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Archaeologists uncovered the 2,500-year-old remains of a powerful ancient Egyptian high priest in dramatic fashion on Sunday.  The opening of the priest’s stone sarcophagus was broadcast by the Discovery Channel during “Expedition Unknown: Egypt Live,” a two-hour live event. Archaeologists discovered what they describe as an “exquisitely preserved” mummy inside the sealed sarcophagus, covered in gold banding.

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Archaeologists uncovered the 2,500-year-old remains of a powerful ancient Egyptian high priest in dramatic fashion on Sunday.

The opening of the priest's stone sarcophagus was broadcast by the Discovery Channel during "Expedition Unknown: Egypt Live," a 2-hour live event. Archaeologists discovered what they describe as an "exquisitely preserved" mummy inside the sealed sarcophagus, covered in gold banding.

The incredible find was made at Al-Ghorifa, a remote site about 165 miles south of Cairo. Located within the inner chambers of the burial site, experts accessed the sarcophagus via a network of ancient tunnels.
60 ANCIENT EGYPTIAN MUMMIES ENTOMBED TOGETHER DIED 'BLOODY, FEARSOME DEATHS'
Two other mummies were found at the site, one of which appears to be a female, discovered inside a "Family Tomb" alongside objects such as an ancient board game, the remains of a family dog and four jars containing the mummy's organs.

In a statement, Discovery Channel explained that the third mummy discovered was not a high priest or well preserved. Nonetheless, objects in the tomb and inscriptions on the sarcophagus indicate that he was a singer in the temple of Thoth, an ancient Egyptian god.

Archaeologists also discovered an incredible 2,500-year-old wax head, which is thought to be a cast of "Irt Hrw," one of the high priests.
STRANGE 2,500-YEAR-OLD WRECK DISCOVERED IN NILE 'SHIP GRAVEYARD,' SOLVING ANCIENT PUZZLE
The necropolis has been largely shrouded in mystery, although another high priest's sarcophagus was discovered nearby in 1927. The mummy, however, was missing from the tomb.

Sunday's live event kicks off the new season of "Expedition Unknown," which premieres April 10 on Discovery Channel.

Egypt continues to reveal fresh details of its rich history. The secrets of a mysterious "Tomb of the Warriors," for example, were recently revealed in a PBS documentary.
KING TUT TOMB MYSTERY: EXPERTS EXPLAIN STRANGE SPOTS ON BURIAL CHAMBER'S WALLS
Archaeologists have also discovered the wreck of an extremely rare vessel that traveled the Nile around 2,500 years ago, solving an ancient puzzle.

In another project, archaeologists recently found a large ram-headed sphinx that is linked to King Tutankhamun's grandfather. In other projects, a teenage girl's skeleton was discovered in a mysterious grave near the Meidum pyramid, south of Cairo.
'CURSED' ANCIENT EGYPTIAN SARCOPHAGUS REVEALS ITS GRISLY SECRETS
Last month, experts announced the discovery of dozens of mummies in ancient desert burial chambers. Archaeologists also recently explained the strange brown spots on some of the paintings in King Tutankhamun's tomb.

In January, archaeologists announced the discovery of ancient tombs in the Nile Delta north of Cairo. In a separate project, two ancient tombs dating back to the Roman period were uncovered in Egypt's Western Desert.

In November 2018, researchers confirmed the discovery of eight limestone sarcophagi containing mummies at a site 25 miles south of Cairo. Last year, researchers also uncovered a "massive" building that was once part of Egypt's ancient capital city.
EIGHT ANCIENT PAINTED MUMMIES DISCOVERED IN EGYPT
In another project, archaeologists discovered a stunning sphinx statue at an ancient temple in southern Egypt.

Last summer, experts unlocked the secrets of a mysterious ancient 'cursed' black granite sarcophagus. The massive coffin, which was excavated in the city of Alexandria, was found to contain three skeletons and gold sheets with the remains.

Archaeologists also found the oldest solid cheese in the tomb of Ptahmes, mayor of the ancient city of Memphis.
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A mummy buried in southern Egypt more than 5,000 years ago has also revealed its grisly secrets, shedding new light on prehistoric embalming practices.
Fox News' Chris Ciaccia and The Associated Press contributed to this article. Follow James Rogers on Twitter @jamesjrogers

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Amazing mummy discovery: High priest's 2,500-year-old remains uncovered

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Archaeologists uncovered the 2,500-year-old remains of a powerful ancient Egyptian high priest in dramatic fashion on Sunday. The opening of the priest's stone sarcophagus was broadcast by the Discovery Channel during "Expedition Unknown: Egypt Live," a 2-hour live event. Archaeologists discovered what they describe as an "exquisitely preserved" mummy inside the sealed sarcophagus, covered in gold banding.

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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation on Sunday that raises the legal age for purchasing cigarettes, e-cigarettes and other tobacco products from 18 to 21.

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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation on Sunday that raises the legal age for purchasing cigarettes, e-cigarettes and other tobacco products from 18 to 21.

HB 345 takes effect July 1. It aims to reduce tobacco use among teens and young adults by preventing them from starting, said Pritzker and state lawmakers who attended Sunday's bill signing.

Statistics show that most smokers start as teenagers, and the younger they are when they start, the more likely they'll become addicted.

Illinois joins a growing list of states and municipalities adopting "Tobacco 21" policies, as vaping among teens is on the rise.

Teen smoking rates have declined over the years, but advocates warn that the popularity of e-cigarettes threatens to reverse the progress.

Some tobacco and e-cigarette companies have signaled support for Tobacco 21 policies.

The chief executive officer of JUUL Labs commended Pritzker and the bill's sponsors for their "leadership on the issue."

In a statement, Ken Burns pledged the e-cigarette maker's support for similar legislation in other states, saying the policies reduce sharing by legal-age peers, a major contributor to youth tobacco use.

"We know Tobacco 21 policies work. In areas where they are already enacted, smoking rates are falling," the company said previously.

"We urge lawmakers in states without these age protections to follow their example, and when and if they do, we will proudly support their efforts."

Other places where you have to be 21 to purchase tobacco

Washington's governor on Friday signed legislation that will take effect in 2020. The New York Senate passed legislation on April 1 that is expected to go to the governor's desk.

States where the legal age is already 21 include Hawaii, California, New Jersey, Oregon, Maine and Massachusetts. Laws will take effect later this year in Arkansas and Virginia.

Chicago raised the age in 2016 for purchasing tobacco, in what Pritzker called a model for the statewide legislation. Mayor Rahm Emanuel, who attended Sunday's signing, said raising the age contributed to reductions in youth smoking in Chicago.

Pritzker cited statistics showing that tobacco use is on the rise among youth, driven largely by e-cigarettes. The new law would help reverse the trend, he said.

"We're dealing with an old problem in a new form," Pritzker said. "And while all our residents have the right to make this choice for themselves, we need to be realistic about what that choice means for our young people."

His predecessor, Gov. Bruce Rautner, vetoed a similar measure, saying it would limit consumer choice and drive people to other states or non-licensed vendors for purchases.

Pritzker dismissed concerns that the legislation would hurt businesses by depriving them of revenue.

He called on neighboring states to pass similar laws to discourage people from crossing state lines. The new law does not include penalties for underage possession, but businesses face fines and sanctions for selling to consumers under 21.

A March 2015 report by the Institute of Medicine -- now called the National Academy of Medicine -- concluded that raising the age would save lives and lead to better public health outcomes.

The report found that increasing the age reduces tobacco initiation among 15- to 17-year-olds, leading to reductions in smoking prevalence.

Representative Camille Y. Lilly, who sponsored the Illinois legislation, said it will reduce sharing among underage teens who get tobacco from older friends.

"It takes health care to make America better," she said. "This piece of legislation brings us forward."

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CNN 10 hrs ago By Emanuella Grinberg, CNN Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed legislation on Sunday that raises the legal age for purchasing cigarettes, e-cigarettes and other tobacco products from 18 to 21. HB 345 takes effect July 1.

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JuJu Smith-Schuster and former Steelers WR Antonio Brown were going back and forth on Twitter. JuJu used to respect Brown and was happy for him when the Raiders gave him a big contract. Then AB starting sending shots at JuJu. AB sent shots at JuJu by saying that he fumbled the Steelers´ chances of getting to the postseason away.

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Antonio Brown might have left Pittsburgh, but he has not left Twitter, for better or worse. That much was evident on Sunday, as the now-former Steelers wide receiver engaged in a war of tweets with followers and then an ex-teammate.

The Oakland Raiders receiver first took to Twitter on Sunday to offer some words of wisdom.

Keep your emotions off the internet
â€" Antonio Brown (@AB84)April 7, 2019

In response to critical trolls who pointed out in an attempt to get under Brown's skin that JuJu Smith-Schuster, not A.B., won Pittsburgh's team MVP award in 2018, the receiver lashed out at the third-year receiver, recalling Smith-Schuster's mistake from the Steelers' Week 16 loss to the New Orleans Saints.

Emotion: boy fumbled the whole post season in the biggest game of year ! Everyone went blind to busy making guys famous not enough reality these days ! ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ï¿½ by the way check the list https://t.co/2SWWT8k0jx
â€" Antonio Brown (@AB84)April 7, 2019

A refresher: Down 31-28 to New Orleans late in the fourth quarter of their Week 16 clash, the 8-5-1 Steelers were mounting a potential game-tying drive. Pittsburgh made it all the way to the Saints' 42-yard line with 41 seconds to go. On a first-and-10, Smith-Schuster caught an eight-yard pass from Ben Roethlisberger, only to lose control of the ball while being tackled.

The Saints recovered; the Steelers lost the game and control of their playoff destiny; Pittsburgh missed the postseason; Brown didn't play in the season finale and ... well, you know how the story ends. Brown in Oakland. Smith-Schuster as Pittsburgh's No. 1 receiver. All parties involved bickering on the internet.

In response to that criticism, Smith-Schuster used Brown's own tweet against him and launched into a string of attacks against his former brother in black and yellow.

Keep your emotions off the internet
â€" JuJu Smith-Schuster (@TeamJuJu)April 7, 2019

Crazy how big that ego got to be to take shots at people who show you love! Smh
â€" JuJu Smith-Schuster (@TeamJuJu)April 7, 2019

Smh pic.twitter.com/jkmA3oWWRS
â€" JuJu Smith-Schuster (@TeamJuJu)April 7, 2019

It's always something in Pittsburgh.

We'll update this space with more subtweets as they come in fresh off the Twitter wire.

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Antonio Brown might have left Pittsburgh, but he has not left Twitter, for better or worse. That much was evident on Sunday, as the now-former Steelers wide receiver engaged in a war of tweets with followers and then an ex-teammate. The Oakland Raiders receiver first took to Twitter on Sunday to offer some words of wisdom.

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A woman with the "world's smallest waist" has shown off her incredible figure just weeks after giving birth.

Sophia Vegas, 31, has been working hard to get back in pre-pregnancy shape since welcoming her daughter seven weeks ago

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A woman with the "world's smallest waist" has shown off her incredible figure just weeks after giving birth.

Sophia Vegas, 31, has been working hard to get back in pre-pregnancy shape since welcoming her daughter seven weeks ago.

The German reality TV star - whose real name is Sophia Wollersheim - has wowed her Instagram fans with her trim post-baby figure.

She previously claimed to have the " world's tiniest waist" - a look achieved through undergoing plastic surgery, including a bum implant, boob job and having some ribs removed.

In a recent post she showed off her hourglass proportions.

Wearing a black one-piece costume, the new mum could be seen photographed from behind in a swimming pool while on holiday in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.

Sophia revealed she had lost 14 pounds in pregnancy weight since giving birth.

In another new Instagram post, she could be seen posing beside her partner while on a trip to Canyon Lake Lodge in Canada.

The star showed off her weight loss with a plunging blouse tucked into a red, flared skirt.

Of her fluctuating pre and post-pregnancy weight, Sophia wrote: "I gained a total of 2st (28 lb) and have already lost 1.5st. (21 lb)

"I think that's a good performance... but somehow I feel the last few pounds are very persistent."

Her 234k followers have been left impressed by her swift transformation.

One fans wrote: "Wow. I could not look like you seven weeks after the birth of my first child."

Another commented: "I'm envious you did this in such a short time - pretty woman."

A third shared: "Omg! How did you do that?"
This story originally appeared on The Sun. Read more content from The Sun here.

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A woman with the "world's smallest waist" has shown off her incredible figure just weeks after giving birth. Sophia Vegas, 31, has been working hard to get back in pre-pregnancy shape since welcoming her daughter seven weeks ago. The German reality TV star - whose real name is Sophia Wollersheim - has wowed her Instagram fans with her trim post-baby figure.

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South Carolina mom said that she complained many times about her daughter being bullied before she died in a fight at school.

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Still reeling from the sudden death of her 10-year-old daughter, a South Carolina mom said she complained about her child being bullied multiple times before she died after a fight with a classmate at school.

Raniya Wright, a fifth-grader at Forest Hills Elementary School in Walterboro, South Carolina, died two days after getting into a fight with a another fifth-grade girl who Raniya's mother, Ashley Wright, said she'd complained about "numerous times."

"I'm very upset with the school system, starting out, only because of the fact that I've been complaining about the person that she fought numerous times to them," Wright said in an exclusive interview with "Good Morning America" airing Monday. "That's what really breaks me down and makes me question to myself why nothing was never done up until now with this happening.

"I'm thinking they got it handled, and they failed me."

(Family Photo) RaNiya Wright, a fifth-grade student at Forest Hills Elementary School is pictured in this undated photo provided by her family.

Paramedics said Raniya was unconscious on March 25 when they found her inside the school nurse's offices and transported her to a local hospital. Her condition was so severe that she was airlifted to another hospital nearly 50 miles away in Charleston, where she died two days later.

A student was suspended after the altercation and the school said it plans to release more information when the Colleton County Sheriff's Office completes its investigation. Police said no weapons were used in the fight.

Wright said she believes her daughter was the victim school bullying, but authorities have not confirmed that. She said she notified the school and spoke with Raniya's teacher about her ongoing problems with the classmate.

"I've been having problems with her since fourth grade," Wright told "GMA," referring to the student involved in the fight. "I can't speak about third, because I'm not sure, but I've been hearing her name before she got in the fifth grade."

Wright said she didn't speak with her daughter the morning before the fight, but that her mother, who normally sees off the children while Wright's working, said Raniya had been asking to stay home from school more lately.

"My momma said that she did not want to go to school. She told me later on that day, when I was on lunch before the school called, that she didn't want to go to school," Wright recalled. "And the last couple of weeks she's been feeling like that. When I say, 'You got a half a day tomorrow.' She'll be like, 'Yes, can I just stay home?' She did not want to go to school these last couple of weeks. ... I felt like the situation at school was getting worse."

(ABC News) Ashley Wright, the mother of Raniya Wright, speaks with ABC News.

Raniya said the girl was picking on her every day, making fun of her nose, saying that her hairstyles were "for little girls," according to her mother. Wright said she offered to go to the school, but her daughter declined, believing that would make things worse.

Wright called the school instead.

"I'd normally call and talk to her teacher about it, and she'll say, 'Well, Raniya never said anything to me about it.' And I'm saying, 'Well, I'm letting you know she comes home to me about it every day,' and I'm leaving it in her hands to do something about it," Wright recalled. "So when Raniya gets home I'm like, 'Well, did she talk to you, did you talk to her about what happened? Is she holding a parent conference? Is she supposed to call me?' She said 'No, momma, nothing.'"

Wright said she's frustrated because police and school officials haven't revealed details about the ongoing investigation.

"My frustration is really towards the school system because I sent my child to school feeling like she can be protected while she's not in my care anymore," Wright said.

The Colleton County School District said it plans to release a full public report about the tragic incident after authorities conclude the investigation.

"We know that members of our community may have questions and concerns as we try to sort out the details surrounding this tragedy. We realize and appreciate that people want to know exactly what happened in this incident," the school said in a statement last Wednesday. "However, it is important for our school district to make sure that the Colleton County Sheriff's Office's thorough investigation, relying on all of the facts available, is concluded before we comment publicly."
ABC News' Zachary Kiesch, Douglas Vollmayer and Bill Hutchinson contributed to this report.

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South Carolina mom complained about bullying before deadly 5th-grade fight: 'They failed me'

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Still reeling from the sudden death of her 10-year-old daughter, a South Carolina mom said she complained about her child being bullied multiple times before she died after a fight with a classmate at school.