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Jailbreak of The Century I Escape From Death Row

23/09/2026

The woman in the photo is Christa Gail Pike. She is currently the only woman on Tennessee's death row and, having been sentenced at just 20 years old, is often noted as the youngest woman ever sentenced to death in the U.S.

The crime occurred in January 1995 when Pike was an 18-year-old attending a Job Corps program in Knoxville, Tennessee .

Driven by jealousy involving her boyfriend, Pike and two accomplices (her boyfriend and another student) lured 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer into the woods. For over about 30 minutes, they tortured and beat Slemmer, carving a pentagram into her chest. Pike delivered the fatal blow by striking her skull with a chunk of asphalt .

Prosecutors described it as an act of "extraordinarily brutal" cruelty.

After nearly 30 years of appeals, Pike's ex*****on is currently scheduled for September 30, 2026 . If carried out, she would be the first woman executed in Tennessee in over 200 years .

Though her lawyers are currently fighting the sentence through a clemency petition and a religious-liberty lawsuit regarding the lethal injection process.

Do you think she should be executed?

20/09/2026

🥊❤️ Muhammad Ali went to the hospital after fighting him for 15 rounds. George Chuvalo went dancing with his wife.

That single story tells you almost everything about the Canadian heavyweight whose chin became legendary.

On September 12, 2026 — his 89th birthday — George Chuvalo died. He left behind one of the most extraordinary records in boxing: 93 professional fights, 73 victories, 64 knockouts — and not once was he knocked off his feet.

Not Muhammad Ali.

Not Joe Frazier.

Not George Foreman.

Not Floyd Patterson.

They could stop fights against him.

They could beat him on points.

But nobody ever put George Chuvalo on the canvas.

🇨🇦 He was born Jure Čuvalo in Toronto in 1937, the son of Croatian immigrants.

He grew up hearing Croatian at home and entered school with limited English.

His family did not arrive in Canada with wealth or connections.

His father worked hard to support them.

And young George discovered something he was exceptionally good at:

fighting.

At 17, he became Canadian amateur heavyweight champion.

Then came one of the strangest professional debuts in boxing history.

In 1956, Chuvalo entered a heavyweight tournament at Maple Leaf Gardens.

He fought four different opponents in one night.

He knocked out all four. 🥊

Four fights.

Four knockouts.

One evening.

That was the beginning of a professional career that lasted more than two decades.

Then came Muhammad Ali.

In 1966, Chuvalo accepted the fight on only 17 days’ notice.

Ali was 24, astonishingly fast and near the height of his powers.

Almost everyone expected Chuvalo to be overwhelmed.

Instead, he stood in front of Ali for the full 15 rounds.

Ali won decisively on points.

But he could not knock Chuvalo down.

Afterward, Ali called him one of the toughest men he had ever fought.

And Chuvalo later told the story in typical fashion:

Ali ended up at the hospital.

Chuvalo went dancing with his wife. 💃🥊

It became part of boxing folklore.

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15/09/2026

TRAINING DAY! In the 1990s, Rafael Pérez was one of the dirtiest cops in the LAPD. He'd joined the force in 1989 after being discharged from the Marines and quickly made a name for himself as a bombastic undercover narcotics officer on the "buy team" of the Rampart Division west of downtown LA. Soon, he began selling their drugs himself instead of checking it into police evidence. And by 1998, he was dealing pounds of co***ne that he stole from both street dealers and police evidence rooms and was often seen partying with local Bloods. Learn more about the corrupt LAPD officer who inspired Denzel Washington's character in "Training Day" as ALONZO HARRIS!