A Fourth of July family trip to the Hamptons ended in tragedy. Kiara Paolasin, a 6-year-old girl from Brooklyn, died after police say a strong current swept her away near Southampton. Authorities are still investigating the suspected drowning, and the official cause of death has not yet been released by the medical examiner. Brooklyn girl, 6, dies after being swept away by current in Hamptons https://t.co/ZFMcs6C92Y pic.twitter.com/LCqZ2vlBwC — New York Post (@nypost) July 5, 2026 The New York Post placed the tragedy on a crowded holiday weekend, as families poured into the Hamptons for the Fourth of July. The Post identified the child as Kiara Paolasin of Brooklyn and said she was found unresponsive in the waters of Great Peconic Bay after going into the water just after 8 a.m. Saturday while her family was visiting the area. The report said a 16-year-old relative tried to rescue her, but the current was too strong, and family members then got the attention of a nearby kayaker who moved toward the child. That kayaker brought the child back toward shore, where first responders were waiting, before she was taken to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and pronounced dead. Patch, citing Southampton Town police, provided the clearest police timeline: the 911 call came in around 8:09 a.m. on July 4 for a possible drowning at the beach at the end of Sebonac Inlet Road. Southampton Volunteer Ambulance, the Southampton Fire Department, Southampton Town Marine Patrol, and Southampton Town Police all responded to the scene. Officers were told that a juvenile girl had been swept into Great Peconic Bay by the current flowing through from Sebonac Creek, and a kayaker was already bringing her unresponsive body back to shore as police arrived. Patrol officers began CPR, EMS continued resuscitation efforts, and the child was transported to Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Police said witnesses described a heartbreaking sequence: Kiara had gone into the water to retrieve footwear that was floating away, slipped, and was pulled by the current. A 16-year-old family member attempted to go into the water to help her, but police said the current prevented the teen from reaching the child. The Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s Office was contacted for follow-up, and Southampton Town Police detectives are continuing the investigation. Girl, 6, Dies After Being Swept by Current as Eyewitnesses Say She Attempted to Retrieve Lost Shoe on Family Vacation https://t.co/np8EGOTJsL — People (@people) July 5, 2026 People also focused on the lost-shoe detail and the family vacation setting, underscoring how quickly the situation turned from ordinary to catastrophic. Its report said Kiara and her family were visiting Southampton when she entered the water Saturday morning, slipped, and was carried by the current from Sebonac Creek toward Great Peconic Bay. People also noted that the girl was pulled from the water unresponsive, that emergency responders were present as she was brought to shore, and that she was later pronounced dead at Southampton Hospital after efforts to save her. The outlet said Southampton Town Police detectives are still reviewing the circumstances, while the medical examiner’s office will determine the official cause of death after the follow-up review. The facts are simple and devastating. A little girl went into the water on a holiday weekend, a current took hold, and a family vacation became a nightmare no parent should ever have to face. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE The post HEARTBREAKING: Brooklyn Girl, 6, Dies After Being Swept Away By Strong Current On Family Vacation appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

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A 32-year-old woman has been charged with murder after the body of a child was found inside a home on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Police said formal identification was still pending, with investigators saying the child is believed to be a four-year-old boy. The case is horrific, and part of what is being reported by Australian outlets is so disturbing that it has to be handled carefully and kept separate from what police have confirmed. Here is what is confirmed, and what is still only a reported line of investigation. Mom investigated for cannibalism after son, 4, found dead with mutilated arm https://t.co/R2PoJvz7YE pic.twitter.com/GIKai5ffzq — New York Post (@nypost) July 5, 2026 NSW Police said the woman walked into Wyong Police Station at about 4:40pm on Saturday, July 4, 2026, which is what triggered the welfare concern that sent officers to the home. Officers attached to Tuggerah Lakes Police District then attended the Wyong property and found the body of the child inside. The woman was arrested at the police station, a crime scene was set up, and detectives working alongside the State Crime Command Homicide Squad launched an investigation into what happened inside that home. On Sunday, July 5, she was charged with domestic-violence-related murder, refused bail, and sent toward an initial court appearance, while police kept the scene and evidence under an immediate active investigation. ABC News reported the child was found at a unit on Byron Street, and that police confirmed the woman and the child had been living together at the Wyong property. Superintendent Chad Gillies described the scene as extremely confronting and confirmed the child had injuries, while declining to speculate further about those injuries in public. ABC also reported that police and emergency workers who attended the scene were receiving support, and that police were asking anyone who knew the woman and child to contact Crime Stoppers. The court side is already moving, too. The woman did not appear for the bail hearing, a medical warrant was requested, and the matter is due back in Wyong court on September 1. ‘Extremely confronting’: Woman charged with murder after boy found dead https://t.co/PzL7Wn6QGT — The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) July 5, 2026 Australian reporting has gone further than the police release, and that part of the story has to stay in the allegation column unless authorities confirm it. The Sydney Morning Herald and the New York Post both reported on the possible cannibalism angle, but the wording matters here. The Herald reported that police are investigating whether cannibalism was a factor and that the child was found with significant arm injuries. That does not mean police have publicly confirmed cannibalism as a fact. The Post, citing Australian reporting, said the mother is being investigated for possible cannibalism and that the child may have been dead for days before police found him. Those are reported lines of inquiry, not court findings. The confirmed public record at this point is a domestic-violence-related murder charge, a dead four-year-old boy, and a homicide investigation still working through the evidence. The investigation remains in its early stages, with homicide detectives assisting local police and formal identification still being handled with the family. The woman and child have not been identified in the Australian reports, and that restraint matters while investigators and the court handle the case. The outcome is beyond dispute. A small child is dead, a woman is charged with murder, bail has been refused, and a homicide investigation is underway. The most disturbing allegation attached to this case is exactly that for now, an allegation under investigation, and it should be judged in a courtroom before anyone treats it as settled. A four-year-old boy is the center of this story. Everything else is the machinery now grinding toward accountability. What are your thoughts? TAP HERE TO ADD YOUR VOTE The post HORROR: Mother Charged With Murder After 4-Year-Old Boy Found Dead, Police Reportedly Probe Cannibalism Link appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.

This is the video that turns a crime story into something much harder to dismiss. An 18-year-old suspect was captured on surveillance footage with a gun in his hand moments before NYPD Detective Robert L. Karroll was shot in the back in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, early Sunday morning. Karroll survived because he was wearing a ballistic vest. But that fact should not soften the story. It should sharpen it. The vest stopped the bullet. The city still has to answer for the conditions that put him in that position in the first place. Chilling video shows teen thug waving gun moments before shooting NYPD detective in the back https://t.co/G6LnGHWsAp pic.twitter.com/ekz6xcz1vB — New York Post (@nypost) July 5, 2026 The New York Post reported that the surveillance video shows the 18-year-old suspect pacing on Nostrand Avenue around 4:45 a.m. Sunday, just a short distance from an unmarked NYPD vehicle. The Post said the suspect can be seen flashing a 9mm handgun, pulling back the slide, and then running toward the police vehicle before the gunfire that left Karroll hit in the back. That matters because this was not some vague report of shots fired blocks away from the officers. The footage shows a weapon out in the open in the minutes before the attack. The outlet reported that Karroll, a veteran detective with the NYPD Sex Offender Monitoring Unit, was expected to make a full recovery after the round struck his vest. His partner also suffered minor injuries, according to the Post, and the suspect was taken into custody after the chaotic encounter. A second New York Post report added more of the police-side timeline, including that officers were in a black unmarked Kia SUV near Nostrand Avenue and St. Johns Place when the armed suspect approached. The Post reported that the vehicle was hit by gunfire, with bullet damage to the windshields and passenger side, and that three officers returned fire without striking the suspect. The suspect then fled on foot and was caught several blocks away near Rogers Avenue and Union Street, where officers used a Taser after he resisted arrest, according to the report. The paper also reported that a SAR 9mm handgun was recovered and that Karroll was fewer than two weeks from retirement. That last detail makes the near-miss even more infuriating: a veteran detective almost did not make it home because an armed teenager allegedly walked up on police in the middle of the night and opened fire. The NYPD later posted the firearm it said was recovered. This is the firearm that was recovered. pic.twitter.com/HKKGpVqaEK — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) July 5, 2026 CBS News New York reported that NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the suspect approached four officers sitting in an unmarked police vehicle around 4:14 a.m. on the west side of Nostrand Avenue and St. Johns Place. According to CBS, Tisch said the same individual had been captured on CCTV about five minutes earlier and one block north with a firearm in his hand. CBS also reported that police found ballistic damage to the front and rear windshields of the NYPD vehicle, along with damage on the passenger side. The outlet said Karroll suffered a back contusion after being shot while wearing the vest, while a second officer suffered contusions to the face and shoulder. CBS added that the officers had been deployed as part of the department’s July Fourth violence-reduction plan after working a long shift connected to the Sail4th 250 event in Lower Manhattan. ABC7 New York reported that Karroll was transported to Kings County Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries and was expected to be OK after the early-morning shooting near Nostrand Avenue and St. Johns Place. The station also reported that body cameras were not on during the shooting because the encounter unfolded quickly and unexpectedly, according to Tisch, a detail that makes outside surveillance footage more important to the public record. ABC7 said the cameras were activated after three officers discharged their weapons, and that police had not publicly identified the 18-year-old suspect at the time of the report. The station also noted that Karroll had a back contusion where the round hit his vest, while a second officer suffered injuries to the face and shoulder. It also underscores why the Post’s video is so important: the public can see the gun in the suspect’s hand before the official paperwork catches up. FOX 5 New York carried the same core police briefing details, reporting that the suspect was taken into custody after a foot pursuit, resisted arrest, and was subdued with a Taser several blocks from where the shooting began. FOX 5 reported that the suspect was not struck when officers fired, and that both injured officers were expected to be OK after the confrontation. The station also noted Tisch’s explanation that the body cameras were turned on after the officers discharged their weapons, while the initial approach and gunfire happened too quickly for body-worn video to capture the start. FOX 5’s timeline lines up with the other local reports: an armed 18-year-old approached the officers’ vehicle, shots were fired, a gun was recovered, and the suspect was taken into custody. The investigation is still developing, but the basic picture is already grim: a loaded gun, an unmarked police vehicle, a veteran detective shot in the back, and another New York officer spared from a funeral because his vest held. Gov. Kathy Hochul responded by saying she was relieved the detective was expected to recover. Relieved to hear Detective Carroll is expected to make a full recovery. I’m keeping him, his family, and everyone at the NYPD in my thoughts today. Every day, our police officers run toward danger to keep New Yorkers safe. We can never thank them enough for their service. https://t.co/9rEXQVGSVW — Governor Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) July 5, 2026 The relief is real. So is the outrage. A detective was shot in the back on a holiday weekend in Mamdani’s New York City, and the only reason the city avoided a police funeral is because one piece of equipment did its job. A bulletproof vest made the difference between a recovery update and a death notification. 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Bryan Johnson built a brand out of trying to outrun aging. The 48-year-old entrepreneur behind Blueprint and the Don’t Die movement has spent a fortune measuring, monitoring, and optimizing his body down to tiny details. Now he says something inside him is fighting back. Johnson revealed he has autoimmune gastritis, a chronic condition he described in words that instantly went viral: his stomach is eating itself. Biohacker Bryan Johnson reveals he has incurable disease: 'My stomach is eating itself' https://t.co/8FLe9ZQZM8 pic.twitter.com/LFH6EcJzpI — New York Post (@nypost) July 5, 2026 Johnson calls the condition autoimmune gastritis. He estimated that 2 to 5 percent of people have it, and probably more, because it tends to hide. In his own words, he laid out the bad news and then promised to try to solve it publicly. Bad news #1: I have an autoimmune disease. My stomach is eating itself. Bad news #2: 2–5% of people have this, too. Likely more, because it hides. Good news: I'm going to try and solve it. Will share all. As a kid, I ate sugar cereal, drank sugary soda, and gobbled down… pic.twitter.com/EbJ8a916uS — Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) June 30, 2026 The New York Post put the July 5 news in context. That is what makes this so jarring: Johnson is no ordinary patient quietly managing a new diagnosis. He is one of the most public faces of the anti-aging world, a man who has turned sleep scores, bloodwork, fertility metrics, and strict routines into a public project. The Post identified the condition as AIG, an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks the stomach lining, and noted the same brutal irony Johnson emphasized in his own post. The condition can be quiet while still driving iron and B12 problems, anemia, higher cancer risk, and lasting damage. Johnson said it helps explain health issues that had been sitting in the background for years. Moneycontrol added the diagnostic timeline behind the announcement. That timeline is almost as striking as the headline because the warning sign was not dramatic stomach pain. Johnson said the diagnosis was confirmed in May after years of low ferritin that did not improve through diet changes or oral iron supplements, even though his hemoglobin stayed normal and earlier doctors were not alarmed. He went through a colonoscopy, an upper endoscopy, specialized blood tests, and stomach biopsies to chase down why his iron kept disappearing despite the kind of regimented health program most people would never attempt. The colonoscopy came back normal, but the blood work showed elevated anti-parietal cell antibodies, and the biopsies confirmed early autoimmune gastritis inside the stomach lining. That matters because Johnson said the problem connected multiple threads: the low iron, the autoimmune stomach issue behind it, and the thyroid disease he has managed since his early 20s. The medical background does not make the story less strange. It makes it stranger. The Cleveland Clinic and the Merck Manual Professional Version both describe autoimmune atrophic gastritis as an immune-system attack on the stomach cells that normally help digestion and vitamin absorption. This is the sober medical backdrop behind Johnson’s viral phrase. Cleveland Clinic says people can have the condition without obvious symptoms, which is part of what makes Johnson’s disclosure so unnerving for anyone who assumes constant testing catches everything early. Its overview also says the condition can raise the risk of stomach neuroendocrine tumors and gastric cancer, while treatment may include B12 injections, iron infusions, and ongoing endoscopic monitoring over time. Merck adds the clinical mechanism: the disease attacks parietal cells, can reduce intrinsic factor, and can lead to B12 malabsorption and pernicious anemia, with diagnosis confirmed through endoscopy and medical testing. That is the kind of condition Johnson’s whole public health project was supposedly built to spot early, monitor aggressively, and fight with data. Johnson has already pushed back against the wave of instant internet cures flooding his replies. He specifically rejected simplistic claims that meat, sunlight, or one dietary culprit would explain or fix the condition. Much of the internet thinks: > meat will remedy my autoimmune gastritis> sunlight is the cure > the culprit is the food I consume These are unlikely. The sunlight assessment is claiming low vitamin D levels are making my immune system misfire. My vitamin D has been… https://t.co/kLABXZ1uXg — Bryan Johnson (@bryan_johnson) July 3, 2026 There is something honest about a man who sells the dream of beating death admitting his body handed him a diagnosis he cannot simply supplement away. He says he plans to keep digging and share what he finds. Whatever comes next, the search for immortality just met a very human limit. This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here. The post Bio-Hacker Attempting To Live Forever Reveals Devastating Diagnosis: “My Stomach Is Eating Itself!” appeared first on 100PercentFedUp.com.