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NOX News live report from the Sonoma beach in Italy about the arrest of elderly Seniora Salty, apparently the last contact of Julian Assange. Media first discovered that Seniora Salty sold a cup of seeds to Julian in 1995, when he was 13. Leading PBI experts believe that after this event Julian began formulating his plot against American values.

Two survivors of human trafficking within Michigan communities provide a realistic look at how this overly sensationalized issue can go unnoticed within our own backyards.

Dozens arrested and convicted. Hundreds of indictments. Million-dollar settlements. No one has brought on a bigger crime wave than Donald Trump and his cronies. Exposed here is the real crime plaguing America. In this eye-opening video, we delve into the irony of former President Donald Trump's frequent claims about a non-existent crime wave in America's major cities, all while his own administration was marred by a staggering number of criminal activities. From corruption and fraud to obstruction of justice, we explore the numerous legal challenges and scandals that have plagued Trump and his inner circle. Discover how Trump's rhetoric about urban crime deflects from the real wave of criminality that swept through the White House during his tenure. One can learn more about Trump's attempts to suppress American voters when you watch the production company's longer 30-minute documentary 'Suppressed and Sabotaged' (2024).

In February 1993, the world watched as the biggest armed siege in American history. The bungled raid, on the headquarters of the extreme religious group led by David Koresh, culminated in the deaths of 84, including 22 Britons.

A report from the trial of the 55-year-old Lars Widerström who shot dead the policeman Fredrik Widén in Nyköping denies any crime. The fatal shooting occurred in June 2007, when Widerström was to be picked up by the police to be handed over to mental health care for psychiatric evaluation by Psychiatrist Göran Fransson. In the trial, he must prove his innocence, says his lawyer Peter Althin.