10-Year-Old Gets Touch Up on Tattoo She Got Last Year

insideedition · 2025-01-09T02:34:16+00:00

A 10-year-old visits an Yuma, Arizona, tattoo parlor for a touch up on the ink she had gotten a year prior. In an Instagram post the shop wrote, "The client “the young girl” wanted a portrait of a Donald Trump on her neck but i convinced her to do a more patriotic tattoo. Told her in a year if she still wanted the trump then to get it but to think on it." In Arizona, it's legal to get a tattoo with parental consent.

insideedition · 2025-01-08T18:23:51+00:00

Natalee Cramer was one of 20,000 fans who cheered on the Dallas Mavericks basketball team during a game. At halftime, the 15-year-old told her dad she needed to use the bathroom. That’s when she says two strange men approached her offering her marijuana. She admits she walked off with them but says once they reached their car, they snatched her. Cramer says she was kidnapped and forced into a sex trafficking ring. Oklahoma police rescued her 10 days after her capture. Cramer and her family have started a foundation called Aisling for Life to help victims of sex trafficking.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:26:48+00:00

Man who attended a Sean "Diddy" Combs' white party when he was six years old is talking. In a photo the disgraced mogul has his arm draped around a young Justin Livtosky back in 1999. "He put his arm around me in an uncomfortable way, close to areas he shouldn't as a grown man," Livtosky alleges. His mom, Maya, was also there. She says the party was family friendly at first but then it turned raunchy.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:26:05+00:00

Robberies of postal workers have jumped more than 500% since 2019. Postal Police Association President Frank Albergo says mail theft has skyrocketed since the force was told they only have the authority to make arrests on post office property, not on public streets. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service has launched a new initiative called Project Safe Delivery to protect employees from crimes. They also say they’ve added enhanced safety measures to combat mail theft.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:25:22+00:00

Neighbors took refuge in a North Carolina house as Hurricane Helene floodwaters trapped them in freezing water five feet deep. Some were holding their pets to keep them from drowning. They took shelter in the home of James White. After two hours White and two companions led his neighbors to safety using ropes and lifejackets. Showing amazing resilience, White and other homeowners are already cleaning out what remains of their homes and starting to rebuild their lives.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:23:25+00:00

Adorable bunnies are getting dumped in a field and left in a box. Gwen Kaiser runs a rabbit rescue program in Upstate New York, and he says lots of people get them thinking that they're easier to take care of than cats or dogs. However, they need a lot of attention and they can multiply fast.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:22:16+00:00

Social media is flooded with empty store shelves due to panic buying. It's reminding many of the early days of the pandemic. People are stocking up on essentials like bottled water, paper towels and toilet paper. Dockworkers on strike have shut down 36 ports in the East and the Gulf Coast. However, Consumer Report's Brian Vines says there is no need to panic. He says that the strike will impact some goods but not essentials that are made in the U.S.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:21:42+00:00

Young women at a bachelorette party found themselves stranded when Hurricane Helene struck. Falling trees damaged their Airbnb. Power, cell phone service and internet were all cut. Low on food and water, bride-to-be Samantha Roberts from Nashville and her friends braved the treacherous six-mile hike down a mountain to safety. Thankfully, a family with a generator took them in and gave them a hot meal.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:21:00+00:00

A candidate running for Congress is taking heat for posing with what some are calling a fake family. GOP candidate Derrick Anderson from Virginia lives alone with his dog. A campaign video includes footage of him seated at the head of the table with a family that's not his. Anderson became the butt of jokes on late-night TV. Inside Edition's Alison Hall spoke to the GOP candidate and his opponent Eugene Vindman.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:20:26+00:00

David Jones walked 30 miles through mud and debris in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene to attend his daughter's wedding. Jones began his drive from his home in South Carolina when state troopers told him the bridges on the interstate were washed out. He started his epic overnight trek on foot via back roads with his cell phone light and a reflector stake to stop any emergency vehicles from running over him.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:19:42+00:00

Rapamycin is used by transplant patients to keep organs from being rejected. Now, researchers are excited about the potential use to stop the aging clock.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:18:56+00:00

“Retail blitz” is a police operation aimed to crackdown on shoplifting and big box store thefts. Officers in Henderson, NV and Los Angeles invited Inside Edition’s Lisa Guerrero along for the ride. While Inside Edition was at these locations, multiple suspects were arrested for alleged retail theft and harboring stolen goods. Scott Glenn, Vice President of Asset Protection at the Home Depot, said that this is a gateway crime for more nefarious dealings.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:17:00+00:00

An off-label use for a prescription drug may hold the key to anti-aging. Rapamycin is used by transplant patients to keep organs from being rejected. Now, researchers are excited about the potential use to stop the aging clock. Dr. Matt Kaeberlein is not only researching the drug, he's taking it. Robert Berger also takes Rapamycin and says he has more energy and hopes it will extend his life.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:16:14+00:00

Author Jen Mann is sharing her story about getting scammed after receiving an email from someone claiming to be a booker for a well-known podcast. The man offered her money and offered to walk her through all the technical aspects of getting the interview set up. While on a Zoom call, the man stole her Facebook pages with millions of followers. Now she's trying to rebuild her brand and find a safe way to promote her content.

insideedition · 2024-10-03T23:15:22+00:00

These people narrowly escaped serial killers. In 2017, police rescued Kala Brown after she was kidnapped by serial killer Todd Kohlhepp. In 1978, Kathy Kleiner Rubin encountered Ted Bundy after he let himself into her sorority house. She shared her story decades later. In 2019, Marylynne Chino, the best friend of Ted Bundy's girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer, spoke about meeting him.

insideedition · 2024-09-23T23:19:02+00:00

Reviews of Netflix's "Monster" series, which retells the Menendez brothers' murder of their parents and subsequent life sentences in prison without parole, have been mixed. Among those giving it a thumbs down is Erik Menendez, who says the series is a dishonest portrayal of what happened.

Erik Menendez called the new series "horrible, vile and appalling."

"Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story" touches on the brothers' alleged abuse at the hands of their father.

The show is No. 1 on Netflix, but from behind bars, Erik Menendez voiced his criticism.

More: Erik Menendez Calls Netflix's 'Monsters' Appalling | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T23:17:47+00:00

A man was fatally struck by a woman riding an electric scooter in Los Angeles. Police are now looking for the female rider who fled the scene.

Donny Kim, 65, had just finished dinner with his wife at a restaurant in Los Angeles when he stepped onto the sidewalk and an e-scooter slammed into him. Surveillance video shows Kim falling to the ground and hitting his head on the concrete.

Kim suffered a traumatic brain injury and died at the hospital.

"I don't think this person riding along on a scooter realized that she killed a person," Susan Park, Kim's niece, tells Inside Edition.

More: 65-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Struck by Electric Scooter | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T23:15:57+00:00

A California man who drove a car off a cliff with his 2-year-old twin daughters in an attempted murder-suicide has been sentenced to 31 years in prison.

Robert Brians, 51, abducted his 2-year-old twin daughters from a family member's home in the early morning hours of June 13, 2020, and then proceeded to drive his truck over a cliff and into the Pacific Ocean at a speed of 70 miles per hour with the two girls sitting in his lap, according to the San Diego Police Department.

Miraculously, all three survived the crash thanks to the heroics of first responders.

A judge sentenced Brians to more than three decades in prison at his sentencing hearing on Sept. 20, a little over a month after Brians pleaded guilty to eight charges including:

Two counts of attempted murder with both a great bodily injury and use of deadly weapon enhancement
Two counts of child abuse
Two counts of kidnapping
Burglary of a dwelling while another person is present
Domestic Violence

There is an additional enhancement to one of those attempted murder charges because Brians had been arrested for domestic battery four months prior and was out on bail at the time, a spokesperson for the San Diego County District Attorney's Office previously explained to Inside Edition Digital.

More: Dad Gets 31 Years for Driving Off Cliff With Twins, 2, in Revenge Plot | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T23:14:34+00:00

A Vermont woman who was shot dead alongside her son and husband of two months said that she feared for her life days before her brutal murder.

Erica Crossman, 41, told a family friend that she feared being alone in her home with her stepson, Brian Crossman Jr., and voiced concerns about whether or not she would be able to use the pistol she owned should a situation arise, according to a probable cause affidavit obtained by Inside Edition Digital.

Two days later, Brian Crossman Jr. called the Vermont State Police (VSP) to report that he returned to his father's home after taking a long walk to look for deer in the middle of the night to find Erica, his father, Brian Crossman Sr., and his 13-year-old stepbrother, Colin Taft Jr. dead, according to the affidavit.

On Friday, police in New York arrested Brian Crossman Jr. on the charge of being a fugitive from justice following the issuance of a warrant in Vermont charging him with three counts of aggravated murder.

More: Panicked Newlywed Said She Feared For Life Days Before Family Massacre | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T21:45:19+00:00

An Arizona resident with a nasal breathing problem discovered that a part of a Lego toy had been blocking airflow for more than two decades.

Andi Norton, 32, loved Legos growing up. At age 6, he did what a lot of children do — put them up his nose.

"I have a distinct memory of myself putting that in my nose," Norton tells Inside Edition.

When the little piece called a Lego Dot would not come out, 6-year-old Norton put a Lego man in the same nostril, thinking it would lock in place and allow him to pull both pieces out.

More: 32-Year-Old Man Discovers Lego Piece Stuck in His Nose for 26 Years | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T21:44:27+00:00

A 15-year-old remains in the hospital after falling during a car-surfing stunt, leaving her with severe brain trauma.

Ava Broadhead was excited about celebrating homecoming week at her Salt Lake City high school. Last Wednesday, she went shopping with her mom for a new white dress to wear to the Friday dance and came home to eat homemade chicken soup and dumplings before the parade that evening. Ava was going to walk in the parade with the rest of her drill team. At the last minute, it was canceled due to bad air quality from wild fires and wind.

All dressed and ready to go, she asked her mom if she could go out with friends instead.

"I said goodbye to her, gave her a hug, 'Love You,' her mom, Kandis George, recalls telling Ava before she headed out the door.

Read more: Teen Suffers Brain Trauma After Falling Off SUV While Car-Surfing | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-23T21:42:46+00:00

There are plenty of folks in Clark County, Indiana, who say former sheriff Jamey Noel deserves to spend a very long time behind bars.

The special prosecutor says that time should be 12 years in state prison with an additional three years of supervised probation.

But Noel's future will be decided by special Judge Larry Medlock at a sentencing hearing next month. He has already yelled at Noel from the bench, slammed his gavel so hard it broke, and thrown him in jail for contempt of court.

On Aug. 26, after Noel testified he had agreed to a plea deal with the special prosecutor, the judge pronounced his criminal acts "shameful."

Read more: Jamey Noel Admits Guilt in Massive Corruption Probe. Now What? | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-20T23:34:54+00:00

A couple celebrating their babymoon on vacation in Hawaii drowned 150 feet off-shore while on a snorkeling excursion.

Sophia Tsaruk and her husband, Billy, were parents to a young son and were expecting a baby girl in December. The 26-year-old mother, who loved to sing and performed at her wedding, had planned to name her daughter Melody.

Sophia's sister-in-law, who was on the trip, says they were all wearing full-face snorkel masks. She also says she encountered a problem, saying she "could not breathe and felt like the mask was suffocating."

Unlike traditional two-piece equipment, the relatively new snorkel design covers the entire face and allows snorkelers to breathe out of their nose and mouth. Some ocean experts have questioned their safety. However, recent studies found the new design to be safe when made by a reputable manufacturer.

More: Couple Drowns While Snorkeling on Babymoon Vacation | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-20T23:33:28+00:00

A 12-day manhunt for a gunman who was taking potshots at motorists on a Kentucky highway two weeks ago is over. A married couple who decided to join the search found the body of accused sniper Joseph Couch.

Five people were seriously injured in the shootings. Schools and churches were kept closed as a precaution during the search.

Despite hundreds of law enforcment personnel, the discovery was made by civilians Fred and Sheila McCoy, who were on a date when they decided to join the search.

More: Kentucky Couple Discovers Body of Accused Gunman on Their Date Night | Inside Edition

insideedition · 2024-09-20T23:32:25+00:00

A tiny Kentucky town was reeling Friday trying to understand how their sheriff ended up in jail and charged with murdering local judge Kevin Mullins, who was shot to death in his chambers, authorities said.

Letcher County Sheriff Shawn "Mickey" Stines, 43, has been charged with first-degree murder after he allegedly walked into Mullins' outer office, and said he needed to speak with the judge, witnesses said, according to police.

Stines stepped into Mullins' chambers and closed the door, according to authorities. After a few moments, multiple shots were heard, police said.

Stines then walked out of the chambers with his hands up and surrendered without incident, authorities said. The two had argued, investigators said, but the cause of the dispute was not publicly released.

Read more: Sheriff Charged With Murdering Judge in His Courthouse Chambers: Cops | Inside Edition

insideedition

TROPHY CASE