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Chippewa Falls Police Chief Matt Kelm (left) said the suspect was a juvenile who was known to the victim, Lily Peters (right), who was found in woodland near Chippewa Falls, northeast of Eau Claire on Monday morning, close to the home of an aunt she'd been visiting when she vanished. Her dad reported her missing around 9pm Sunday night when she failed to show up home. Peters' family lived a short distance from her aunt. The youngster was a fourth-grader at Parkview Elementary in the town.

Amazon staff have been 'traumatized' by children's book Johnny the Walrus. The book allegorically compares being transgender to pretending to be a walrus. The company held a meeting to address the 'really tough content' of the book. 'It's one hell of a problem,' the meeting host said, claiming it has been 'very traumatic for transgender Amazonians and our transgender customers'. The host also shared a complaint from a customer who alleged the book teaches children to 'kill transgenders' or 'bully them into committing suicide'.

Two women - Twitter's top lawyer Vijaya Gadde and chief marketing officer Leslie Berland - were criticized by Elon Musk and his followers on Tuesday, leading to one exec accusing Musk of misogyny. Lara Cohen tweeted: 'Color me shocked SHOCKED that people are coming for two of our prominent female executives on day 1 of this thing.' Musk on Tuesday also criticized Twitter lawyer Jim Baker, and criticized the company as a whole for falling behind Trump's Truth Social in downloads.

Jared Birchall has worked for Elon Musk since 2016, having been recruited from Morgan Stanley. Now he is one of the main figures behind the scenes as the $44 billion Twitter sale goes through. He went to work at Goldman Sachs in New York immediately on graduating, and worked as a financial analyst, according to his LinkedIn. In 2000 he joined Merrill Lynch in Los Angeles, working for about a decade as a wealth manager. Merrill Lynch discharged Birchall in 2010 for 'conduct resulting in management's loss of confidence' that included 'sending correspondence to a client without management approval,' according to Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) records. Less than a month later, Birchall began working at Morgan Stanley as a wealth manager. A father of five, he lives with his wife of 13 years, Laura, in a $4 million, five bedroom mansion in the affluent Destiny Hills suburb west of Austin, 20 miles from downtown.

LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva has launched an investigation into how an LA Times reporter obtained video of a deputy kneeling on an inmate's head. During a press conference Tuesday, he accused reporter Alene Tcheckmedyian of illegally obtaining the footage and writing false claims about his department. The campaign came one day after Tcheckmedyian reported on a lawsuit alleging Villanueva covered up the kneeling incident out of fear of 'negative publicity'. She also published surveillance footage of the incident. Villanueva has denied the allegations outlined in the suit.

Russian regions close to Ukraine were hit by a new wave of blasts early today. An ammunition depot in Belgorod region was reportedly ablaze. Suspected attacks from a more assertive Ukraine were also seen in Voronezh and Kursk regions. In Kursk there were unconfirmed reports that Russian air defenses had downed Ukrainian military drones. Explosions were heard in the cities off Kursk and Oboyan. Locals heard the military planes flying over Oboyan.

The clip, which was taken on February 18, just before the onset of his brutal invasion, shows him welcoming fellow strongman Alexander Lukashenko at the Kremlin. The Russian president has been dogged by claims of his failing health in recent months, fueled by footage of his bloated face, slouching posture, and constant gripping for support. In the video taken in February, Putin is seen standing up awaiting his Belarusian ally as his hand starts to violently tremble. He pulls it into his body in an attempt to quell the shakes, but then he almost stumbles as he unsteadily walks towards Lukashenko. Later, Putin sits on a chair but is unable to remain still, constantly fidgeting and tapping his feet while he grips onto the arm for support. The resurfaced clip will do little to dampen the rumors about his potential illness, amid rumors he is battling Parkinson's, dementia or cancer. Last week, he made a rare live appearance with defence minister Sergei Shoigu where they discussed the 'liberation' of Mariupol. Putin's poor posture and his apparently bloated face and neck sparked speculation about the Russian leader's health, which has reportedly been in decline since his invasion

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has called on locals to snitch on cops using their phones on subway platforms while on duty by sending him photos. Adams made the plea at a press conference Tuesday when asked by a journalist about reports of multiple uniformed cops being spotted scrolling through phones while on duty guarding the city's crime-ridden transport network. The former NYPD captain warned: 'We are going to start taking very aggressive actions to make sure police are patrolling our subway system and not patrolling their iPhone.' 'If you see it, send me a picture. I'll go to that district the next day and see exactly what is happening. 'Send me a shot. New Yorkers, you see that send me a photo and I will be at that station.'

TOM LEONARD: It's difficult to think of more disturbing footage to have come out of violence-obsessed Hollywood - because the scene from the set of Rust is entirely real. The final moments of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins's life - after she was accidentally shot by actor Alec Baldwin while preparing to film a scene for a low-budget movie, Rust - have been revealed by police in a trove of dozens of previously unseen videos and images.

Dr. Risa Hoshino has been accused of lying about working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. The social media physician, who claimed to be working inside a hospital treating children COVID-19 cases, was found out to be a school pediatrician. The city-employed pediatrician reportedly worked a cushy $170,000 Monday-Friday job, which she mostly worked remotely. She would often tweet about wearing an N95 mask for 12-hours and share heartbreaking stories of sick children on Twitter. Meanwhile, her Instagram would show her having dinner with friends and bikini shots on the beach. The doctor also claimed to work for Mount Sinai, despite not having any affiliation with the hospital since completing her residency in 2017.

A clinical psychologist hired to review Amber Heard and Johnny Depp's turbulent relationship told jurors the actress suffers from two personality disorders and 'grossly exaggerated' her PTSD after the couple's bitter split. Depp's legal team called expert witness Dr. Shannon Curry to the stand on Tuesday as the Pirates of the Caribbean star's highly publicized defamation trial against his ex-wife entered its ninth day. The clinical and forensic psychologist told the court she concluded Heard had traits consistent with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) - two conditions found in people with patterns of emotional instability and attention-seeking behavior. She ultimately concluded that Heard 'grossly exaggerated' her post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) after her relationship with Depp and said that in the actress's eyes, he went from being 'idealized to the dumpster.' Dr. Curry also noted that Heard's Borderline Personality Disorder was marked by an 'underlying terror of abandonment' and somebody with the condition tends to make 'desperate attempts' to stop it from happening.

Exes Heard, 35, and Depp, 58 - who were married from 2015 to 2016 - have been battling it out in court in recent weeks. The trial is attempting to determine if a 2018 Washington Post essay written by Heard, in which she accused the actor of domestic abuse, defamed Depp. Last week, many social media users accused Heard of purposely picking out clothes that looked similar to ensembles that Depp previously wore in an attempt to play 'mind games' on him. Now, a clinical psychologist has given a possible explanation as to why she might be attempting to dress like her ex-husband. Clinical and forensic psychologist Dr. Shannon Curry - who took the stand on Tuesday - claimed that it's most likely because Heard suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). She testified that people with BPD often have 'identity issues' which results in them dressing like the people 'they want to be around.'

James Baugh, 47, of San Jose, pleaded guilty on Monday to conspiracy, stalking, and falsification of records, he faces more than 100 years in prison. He was the former Senior Director of Safety & Security at eBay. He and six other co-conspirators - were criminally charged for campaign against Ina and David Steiner, of Natick, (left) who published a critical newsletter. The group allegedly sent the couple a pig fetus, a funeral wreath (upper right), and maggots to their home and sent porn (lower right) in David's name to the neighbors. They also allegedly tried to put a GPS trackers on the car and Baugh had practiced placing the device on similar cars. Baugh faces up to five years in prison for each stalking charge and 20 years each for the other charges. His sentencing is scheduled for September 29.

Ex-Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown said the Duchess of Sussex has 'no purpose' and wanted to 'cash in' on the commercial arm of being a royal. Discussing Harry and Meghan's exit from royal life, she said: 'They wanted to be able to have a commercial arm to their activities. That was the stumbling block. Meghan certainly saw the deals that were there to be made because they were royals. It's as though she couldn't resist everything that was on offer on the celebrity buffet. A hunger to avail herself of the global leverage, to live in glorious houses without strings attached.'

The 35-year-old, who shares three children (seen left last month) with ex-husband Brian Austin Green, spoke out about her struggles as a mother during an interview with Glamour UK. Megan, who is engaged to musician Machine Gun Kelly, said she 'has a lot of worries' about her oldest child, while calling nine-year-old Noah (pictured right in 2020) 'so brave'. She revealed that she has purchased a variety of books that she hopes will offer Noah some guidance, including tomes written by transgender kids. Some of the books also explain that you can 'be a boy and wear a dress', with Megan saying that she has taught all of her children: 'You can express yourself through clothing however you want.'

The model, 33, and the athlete, 37, said their 'I do's' at luxury hotel and resort Blackberry Farm in Tennessee on Saturday. They exchanged their vows in front of a glamorous crowd of friends and family, including the bride's hockey legend father, Wayne Gretzky. Paulina donned a stunning, diamond-encrusted, see-through gown with a plunging neckline while tying the knot with her golfer beau. The sheer figure-hugging number was covered head to toe in crystals; she wore an ivory bodysuit underneath to keep her assets hidden. For the reception, Paulina switched into a silky, charmeuse gown, which was accented by intersecting crystal straps. Her blonde locks were left loose, with curls flowing around her face. As for her makeup, she opted for a natural look - using a soft pink lip color and a smoky eye.

Hiroo Onoda, who died in 2014 at the age of 91, was stationed on the island in the Philippines in 1944 but remained until 1974 because he did not believe the war was over. Onoda became the last Japanese soldier to surrender - but only after his former commander, who in 1945 had told him to stay behind and spy on American troops, was flown from Japan to order him to give up (right).

Roy Nicholson, 26, of Columbia, was pulled over on I-65 North on Sunday for a 'traffic violation'. He was asked to step out of his car after Franklin Police Officer Dustyn Stevens saw 'a gun in the vehicle and smelling marijuana.' The two struggled and Nicholson managed to get the driver's side door open as Officer Matt Lamarr pulls up in another cruiser and raced toward the two men. Nicholson started to drive off, dragging both Stevens and Lamarr down the road. Lamarr was dragged a few feet down the road while Stevens was dragged and ran over as Nicholson merged down the I-65. Nicolson was later apprehended at a Walmart and charged with  two counts of aggravated assault against a first responder and felony evading.

In the old footage, shared widely on TikTok recently, the late Princess of Wales is seen playing with her children in the gardens of Highgrove House, Prince Charles' home in Gloucester in 1986. But when a young Prince William (pictured right) refuses to come inside after going on the swings with his younger brother, and hides behind some greenery, Diana is quick to tease: 'Alright! Harry will have all the fun then.' Holding Harry, then aged two, in her arms, the royal mother walks away from little William, adding 'No, it's alright' as he starts to protest 'No!'.

A convoy of 20 drivers was pushed out of town by Oakland residents after they protested by honking their trucks on the streets against two bills on abortion rights and COVID vaccine mandates presented by Democratic California assemblywoman Buffy Wicks (inset) earlier this month. Earlier in April, Wicks, who's held office since December 2018, sponsored a bill that would require all workers in California to be vaccinated with the Covid-19 vaccines. The bill was 'postponed' after it faced stiff opposition from labor unions as the Omicron variant crested in the heavily vaccinated state. The 44-year-old stirred the pot even more after introducing another bill that would end the requirement for coroner investigations into stillbirths. It was characterized by Pro-Life commentators as 'the most extreme anti-life bill California has ever seen, essentially legalizing infanticide.'

Ivy, 27, covers the May 2022 issue, four decades after Ann covered the magazine in 1983. For her shoot, Ivy wore a vintage shawl, a Christian Dior coat, and diamond necklaces that belonged to her grandmother. She also said she still has her grandma's 1983 magazine and the YSL coat she wore for that shoot. Ivy wore her grandmother's jewelry to her November wedding, and her custom Galliano dress also had a nod to her grandmother. The heiress was raised by Ann, who died in September 2020.

A woman was seen calmly enjoying swinging on a play set with a child on her knee as a neighbouring building is engulfed in flames in front of them in the town of Kotlas, western Russia. Other local residents were also seen calmly watching the raging inferno from the park benches. In front of the woman and child on the swing, a small crowd gathered a short distance away from the burning building to watch as the flames lit up the sky. The woman appears unfazed by the fire in front of her and even looks in a different direction as she continues to gain momentum on the swing.

Libby Meyer, 29, shared the hilarious footage of her boyfriend, Ryan Lamont, struggling to retrieve the engagement ring to propose at sunset on La Jolla Shores beach in San Diego, California. The couple, from Los Angeles, were filmed on 11 December 2021 by their friends and family hidden in a nearby restaurant. The video has been viewed more than half a million times since Libby shared it on TikTok earlier this month. She wrote: 'We were getting ready to go to dinner and I asked why he wanted to wear dress pants... So he switched to jeans so I wasn't suspicious.'

Jerry Terrence, 85, from Los Angeles, California, used virtual reality technology made by StoryTerrace and US metaverse experts 8i. They used 30 cameras to record him telling stories from his life, then created a 3D version of him that could be viewed in a VR headset. The user can walk around the hologram and see them from different angles. Also included were photos and videos from other points in his life. Jerry said it was 'mind-blowing' to see himself that way and 'it feels very exciting to be a part of the future.' His older daughter Stacy, 58, tried it out, and he also hopes it will be a time capsule for his grandchildren Jason, 29, Brian, 24, Noah, 20, and Ryan, 17.