Now. See what shes hiding thats going to come in handy. Are you kidding me . And yall wonder why i rock my big purse. We found a mother stuck on a a shes roughed up pretty bad. Well see if we could try to cut the ropes. This guy is a diver and guide in the island nation of tonga. And they spotted this. Not unusual to see a humpback whale out there. Thats part of their business. But in this case they found a humpback tangled around a bunch of line with buoys and an anchor. Oh, no. Thankfully, shes able to get to the surface and breathe. But listen to this. If youve never heard a whale cry, it cuts you deep. It kind of sounds like puppy cries. This is not just her. This is a mother. And theres a calf nearby. Shes groaning too. Yeah. The divers have spent hours doing their best trying to get close to this whale and her calf. Two divers call harrison and they did their best to try and get close with knives to try and cut away some of that line. Theyve been dropped off ahead of the whale tr
The Confession: A Colombian Colonel Faces his Victims. In exchange for freedom, a military commander in Colombia confesses to covering up the killing of innocent civilians. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SR8FZw ZkrY Al Jazeera's Fault Lines captures the.
Her body was found in Franklin Park in June and authorities want to find her killer
By John R. Ellement Globe Staff,Updated December 22, 2020, 3:52 p.m.
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Leslie Atkins in an undated family photo.Jason Atkins
Thereâs an audible tinge of optimism in the voices of Bostonâs Emergency Medical Services paramedics and EMTs when theyâre dispatched. And that was the case when crews were sent to Jewish War Veterans Drive inside Franklin Park on a warm Sunday afternoon in June, where a woman had been discovered lying in the woods.
But about 15 minutes later, the voice that came over the radio was anything but upbeat.