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The happiest place on Earth is going through a strange bout of deaths this fall.In just a matter of weeks, four guests to Florida's Walt Disney World have died, all from tragic circumstances.'People who ... want to have that one last good happy family memory will go to Walt Disney World.'The first death reportedly came on October 15 when an avid Disney World fan was found dead hours after she vanished.Four deaths in four weeksAs the New York Post reported, 31-year-old Summer Equitz died at the Contemporary Resort, one of the theme park's 25 hotels. Equitz even reportedly had a missing persons page posted on a Reddit for Disney fans, with relatives seemingly looking for help to locate her."She booked a flight [to Orlando] without telling us, unfortunately," a relative allegedly wrote.Unfortunately, Equitz died by multiple blunt impact injuries, originally thought to be by jumping onto the monorail; police declared she was "NOT struck by the monorail."A man in his 60s then reportedly died on October 21 after being taken to the hospital from Disney World. Entertainment Weekly said it was told by the Orange County Sheriff's Office that there were "no signs of foul play."The man had a history of hypertension and end-stage liver disease. More questions than answersThis "medical episode" was the most open-and-shut down case of the four, leaving far fewer questions than the next death at the Contemporary Resort. RELATED: Comedian Shane Gillis shocks ESPN crowd with Epstein and illegal alien jokes: 'This is Disney' Photo by nik wheeler/Corbis via Getty ImagesThe third death came as visitors to the theme park posted a video about a "VERY large law enforcement" presence outside their balcony at Disney's Bay Lake Tower.Entertainment Weekly confirmed that Matthew Cohn died by suicide on October 23 at the Contemporary Resort, with a representative saying the cause of death was "multiple traumatic injuries."A fourth death was then reported by TMZ on Tuesday, with the Orange County Sheriff's Office telling the outlet that a "woman in her 40s was transported to Celebration Hospital where she passed away."The sheriff's office also told the Independent that there were "no signs of foul play." The woman was reportedly found at Disney's Pop Century Resort, located near Epcot and Hollywood Studios.RELATED: Disney feeds on yesterday while starving tomorrow’s childhood Photo by Roberto Machado Noa/LightRocket via Getty Images 'Weird phenomenon'Outlets like Fox Business and the New York Post have reported that since 1971, there have been a total of 68 deaths at Disney World.In those 648 months, that would be an average of about 0.1 deaths per month before the recent four. The strange phenomenon may be explained by remarks made by Jim Hill from the "Disney Wish" podcast in 2022.According to Fox Business, Hill told the Post that there exists a "weird phenomenon where people who are severely depressed but want to have that one last good happy family memory will go to Walt Disney World."Fox Business, the New York Post, Entertainment Weekly, and the Independent were unable to acquire comment from Disney World on these matters. Blaze News has reached out for comment and will update this article with any applicable responses. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

The H-1B visa program, which has effectively imported hundreds of thousands of immigrants, most of whom are from India, has gained much-needed attention in recent months as abuse of the system has come to light. On Friday, the Department of Labor provided an update on its September initiative, Project Firewall. On Friday, the Department of Labor announced on X: "As part of our mission to protect American Jobs, we’ve launched 175 investigations into H-1B abuse."The agency said that it had discovered a 'bounty of concerns.'Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer said that the Department of Labor is "using every resource at our disposal to put a stop to H-1B abuse and protect American Jobs. Under the leadership of @POTUS, we’ll continue to invest in our workforce and ensure high-skilled job opportunities go to American Workers FIRST!"RELATED: 'Executive fiat': Biden-era rule change quietly permits H-1B visa holders to work remotely Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty ImagesFox News reported that government officials were unable to comment on the exact nature of the new investigations. The agency said that it had discovered a "bounty of concerns."While the investigations are a sign of improvement, the number of investigations is strikingly low, critics say. Virgil Bierschwale, a leading critic of H-1B visas and their impact on American workers, responded to the announcement, "I can quickly bring that up to 32,000 companies being investigated if you have the manpower."The exact number of so-called "H-1B dependent employers" is unknown, but many are believed to be in the rapidly proliferating tech sector. According to a Department of Labor fact sheet, an employer qualifies as H-1B dependent if it has eight visa workers at a company with fewer than 25 employees, 13 or more visa workers at a company with between 26 and 50 employees, or 15% of the workforce at companies with more than 51 employees. On X, Eric Daugherty echoed the calls for increased investigations: "Good. We need MORE!"Others pointed out that the abuse of the system should be cause for ending new visa approvals. One commenter said, "Why approve any when fraud is this rampant?"This round of investigations follows the Trump administration's September 19 plan to force companies to pay $100,000 for new H-1B visas in an attempt to incentivize hiring American workers. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Former NFL star player Antonio Brown appeared at a court in New Jersey on Friday to face an attempted murder charge after being extradited from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.The allegations stem from a fight at a May celebrity boxing match in Miami, where Brown is accused of firing two gunshots at a man named Zul-Qarnain Kwame Nantambu. Cellphone video from a bystander allegedly captured the incident.'Cellphone video obtained from social media showed Mr. Brown with the firearm in his hand advancing toward Mr. Nantambu on the outside walk.'Brown appeared to mock the allegations in social media posts from June after police announced the warrant for his arrest. "This cracker did it wasn't me," he wrote in one post. "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger. Wanna play? Then play hard," he wrote in another post. Prosecutors allege that Brown had gotten into a fistfight with Nantambu outside the boxing match and then grabbed a handgun from a security staffer. Two shots were fired, and Nantambu says that one grazed his neck. "Cellphone video obtained from social media showed Mr. Brown with the firearm in his hand advancing toward Mr. Nantambu on the outside walk," reads an arrest affidavit. "The video captures two shots which occur as Mr. Brown is within several feet of Mr. Nantambu. The video also captures Mr. Nantambu ducking after the first shot is heard."The affidavit says Brown was detained by police that evening but was released because the victim was not identified until later. Nantambu gave a statement to police on May 21 and said Brown was the shooter. Brown, 37, previously claimed on social media that he had defended himself after getting "jumped by multiple individuals who tried to steal my jewelry and cause physical harm to me." Brown is expected to be extradited from New Jersey to Miami Dade, Florida. If convicted, he faces a maximum 15-year prison sentence and up to a $10,000 fine.RELATED: Former NFL quarterback announces run for Alabama lieutenant governor — after feeling inspired by Charlie Kirk Photo by Justin K. Aller/Getty Images In yet another bizarre twist to the story, Nantambu was the same man who tried to interrupt the Super Bowl halftime performance in February by holding up a Palestinian flag. According to Fox News, Nantambu was arrested in June on charges of resisting an officer and disturbing the peace by interrupting a lawful assembly.Brown was one of the top wide receivers in the National Football League and a Super Bowl champion before his erratic behavior led some to believe he had suffered CTE, a brain injury commonly diagnosed among professional football players. He mocked the suggestion on social media and often satirically tagged his posts with "CTESPN." After his extradition, he posted another message. "Handed over the keys to the socials and CTESPN to my team while I go through this fight for my innocence," he posted. "Happy to showcase love & entertainment. All love & respect to everyone for the support." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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