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Police said that a woman used the severed thumb of a murdered man in order to gain access to his smartphone and steal his money from cash apps. The gruesome details in the death of Fasil Teklemariam were revealed in court documents, according to the New York Daily News. 'The suspects reportedly used the money to purchase marijuana, alcohol, and Uber rides.' Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police said that the remains of 53-year-old Teklemariam were found on April 5 in his apartment in the northwest part of the city. He was stabbed several times and also was missing a thumb. Although investigators said someone used cleaning products to try to cover up their involvement, a footprint was detected at the apartment. They also were able to identify suspects based on surveillance footage at the scene. Police said the suspects concealed their identities while walking up to the apartment building but not while inside. In late June, police arrested 19-year-old Audrey Miller and charged her with first-degree murder and armed-felony murder in relation to the man's death. Later, they arrested a second woman named 22-year-old Tiffany Taylor Gray on July 1 and filed the same charges against her. An autopsy determined that Teklemariam suffered from several lacerations and multiple blunt-force fractures to the head. Court documents said that an anonymous witness told police that Gray knew Teklemariam and had referred to him as her "sugar daddy," according to the Washington Post. That witness also claimed that the group that attacked the man had cut off his thumb and used it to steal money from cash accounts on his smartphone. The suspects reportedly used the money to purchase marijuana, alcohol, and Uber rides, after they had stolen electronics and other property from the murdered man. Police said they were able to obtain footage of Teklemariam and Miller entering the apartment four days before his body was found. Hours later on the same day, Miller and a group of people were able to gain entry into the same apartment by following another resident going in. Video allegedly captured the suspects entering and leaving the apartment several times afterward. Investigators also found that Teklemariam had filed a report against Gray accusing her of stealing his phone and taking $1,600 from his cash app after changing the password to his Google account. Police said they have not recovered the severed thumb. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

An NBC News report cited several sources close to the Biden re-election campaign saying that campaign donations had imploded since the disastrous presidential debate. The sources close to the campaign said that it had already faced a downturn in donations, but it has worsened into a crisis after President Joe Biden flailed and bumbled through the CNN debate with former President Donald Trump. 'Donors are negative... I don’t think they buy it.' “It’s already disastrous,” said one source. “It’s already disastrous,” said another source. Two of the sources said that donations from major donors were trending toward being cut in half for July, or even more. “Donors are negative. They had a call with the president. The call seemed so contrived to people; I don’t think they buy it,” said a source about a national fundraising call by Biden with donors. “They called on people who were the most loyal, die-hard," the source continued. "There were no tough questions for the president."The sources said that donations did pick up after the debate but then plummeted very soon afterward. 'We’ll do it without them.' Biden campaign spokesperson Lauren Hitt tried to deny the report. "That’s not accurate," she said. "On grassroots fundraising, the first seven days of July were the best start to the month on the campaign — and many of those were first-time donors," Hitt added. "On the high-dollar side, we’ve had folks max out since the debate, as well."However, the report noted that Hitt would not release the number of people who had maxed out their donations after the debate. Sources said that the campaign believed donors who abandoned the campaign would return just to keep Trump out of the White House, and if they didn't, the campaign was prepared to push forward without them. “If major donors don’t come along, we’ll do it without them," is how the campaign is characterized by the sources. ‘I don’t know what f***ing movie is playing.' Donors are also finding it difficult to reach out to their networks because of doubts that Biden will stay in the race. “You can’t reach out to someone, because someone could say, 'Geez, I didn’t know, he has dementia,’” said a top bundler to NBC News. “Right now, it’s like someone asks, 'You want to go see a movie?’ And in this case I’m saying, ‘I don’t know what f***ing movie is playing.'"On the other side of the aisle, the Trump campaign reported that its donation website had crashed due to overwhelming demand after Trump was found guilty of 34 charges related to a hush payment made to adult film worker Stormy Daniels. Later, it said it had garnered more than $53 million in the 24 hours after the guilty verdict. In July, the Trump campaign reported $331 million in donations in the second quarter while the Biden campaign reported only $264 million in donations. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

One of the Kennedy family's most heartbreaking tragedies, John F. Kennedy Jr., his wife Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, and his sister-in-law Lauren Bessette died in a plane accident on July 16, 1999. The post How A Sudden Plane Crash Ended The Lives Of JFK Jr., His Wife, And His Sister-In-Law appeared first on All That's Interesting.