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Josh Elkin, 7136 Asheville Highway, Spartanburg, IN (2026)

02/20/2026

A Miraculous Discovery: The Story of Saylor Guilliams' Survival

In 2014, a hiking trip in Santa Barbara, California, turned into an unforgettable and life-changing experience for a group of friends. While exploring a popular trail, they noticed something unusual—a woman lying near the path, barely alive. Her bright red hair stood out against the natural landscape, catching the hikers' attention.

What they didn’t know at the time was that the woman, later identified as Saylor Guilliams, had been stranded in the wild for days. She had been trapped after a hiking accident with her partner, who tragically died while attempting to find help.

Saylor was severely dehydrated, disoriented, and close to death, but by sheer chance, this group of hikers came upon her in the nick of time. The discovery would be a pivotal moment in what would later turn out to be an incredible survival story.

In a twist of fate, it wasn't just the hikers' encounter with Saylor that would define the story—it was what they later found in their photos. Upon reviewing the pictures they’d taken earlier in their hike, they were shocked to see Saylor's faint image in the background, unknowingly captured in their shots, not far from the spot where they had just found her.

Saylor's story is a powerful reminder of the resilience of the human spirit, the importance of being vigilant while out in nature, and the incredible role that luck and timing can play in survival. Her recovery and the story of that day are a testament to how one moment can change a life forever.

02/20/2026

The Alaskan Avenger: A Moment of Brotherhood Amid Justice

In 2018, Jason Vukovich—known as the "Alaskan Avenger"—was sentenced to 23 years in prison (with time suspended, effectively around 23 net years served) for using Alaska's public s*x offender registry to track down convicted child predators, break into their homes, and assault them with a hammer.

Both Jason and his older brother, Joel Fulton, were victims of severe physical and s*xual abuse as children by their adoptive father. During the sentencing hearing, Joel testified about their shared trauma, pleading for mercy on his brother while revealing the deep scars that never fully healed.

In a poignant courtroom moment captured by photographer Loren Holmes (Anchorage Daily News), Jason—facing decades behind bars—turned and shared a genuine smile with his brother Joel across the room. It was a quiet, unbreakable bond between two survivors, even as the weight of the law came down.

Vukovich later expressed remorse, saying violence couldn't erase his own pain. His case sparked fierce debate: vigilante hero to some, criminal to others. He was granted discretionary parole eligibility after serving time, with release projected around 2028.
This photo reminds us how trauma can ripple through lives—and how brothers can still find light in the darkest moments.

(Include the viral photo here if you're posting—it's widely shared on social media and shows exactly that smile between the two brothers in court.)

What do you think—justice served, or a tragic story on all sides? 💔

02/17/2026

In March 2025, a solo female traveller experienced every tourist’s worst nightmare while staying in a hotel in Tokyo, Japan.

After checking into her room and settling in for the night, she began to feel uneasy. Lying in bed, she noticed a strange smell in the room — “it smelled like a dead animal covered in sugar,” she later recalled. Trying to shake off the feeling, she jokingly told herself there had better not be someone hiding under the bed.

But when she leaned over to check, her heart stopped.

“Sprawled on the bed, I craned my neck down to look. Two dark, wide eyes were staring back at me, blinking in the darkness.”

The intruder then crawled out from beneath the bed, blocking her path to the door. He was sweating heavily — which she believes caused the disturbing odour.

“I started screaming and my brain kept repeating, ‘This is not real,’ over and over,” she said. “I began to hyperventilate and froze on the spot, unsure whether he was about to jump on me, choke me or even try to kill me.”

With no clear escape route and overcome with fear, she shouted for help as loudly as she could. In a chilling moment, the man locked eyes with her — and began screaming too.

He then suddenly fled the room. Other tourists rushed in shortly after, and thankfully, she was left physically unharmed.

The terrifying encounter has sparked conversations online about hotel safety and the importance of staying alert — even in destinations widely considered safe.

02/16/2026

💔 A Tragedy No Parent Should Endure: The Story of Jaxon Liedl
In 2018, the small town of Tilden, Wisconsin, was shaken by a loss so devastating it remains difficult to process. Six-month-old Jaxon Liedl was dropped off at daycare like any other day, but he never returned home.

What happened?
According to investigators, a 10-year-old girl at the daycare picked Jaxon up and accidentally dropped him. What happened next was a nightmare: panicked by his crying, the girl reportedly stomped on the infant’s head multiple times to quiet him before placing him back in his crib and going outside to play.

The Aftermath:

Jaxon was found unresponsive and rushed to the hospital.

He fought for two days before tragically passing away from his injuries.

An autopsy revealed the true severity of the attack—seven separate impacts to his head caused by blunt force trauma.

This case raised massive questions about daycare safety, the age of criminal responsibility, and the unimaginable grief of a family whose life changed in a heartbeat.

Let’s honor Jaxon’s memory today.
How can we better support daycare providers and ensure the safety of our most vulnerable? Our hearts go out to the Liedl family. 🕊️

02/15/2026

On February 2, 2008, 24-year-old Lindsay Buziak, a vibrant real estate agent from Victoria, BC, was tragically murdered while showing a luxury home in the Saanich suburb of Gordon Head. Lindsay had received a mysterious call from a woman interested in buying a property for her son, requesting that Lindsay show a house on De Sousa Place. Trusting the request, she arrived alone that Sunday afternoon, unaware that this decision would lead to her brutal death. Around 5:30 p.m., neighbors heard screams, and when police arrived, they found Lindsay fatally stabbed, having fought back against her attacker.

Despite an extensive investigation, thousands of tips, and years of public appeals, Lindsay's killer remains unidentified. The case has become one of Canada's most high-profile unsolved homicides. Lindsay’s father, Erich Buziak, has tirelessly worked to keep her story alive, seeking justice for his daughter through his website and relentless advocacy. The question of whether her death was a targeted killing, a random act, or something more sinister remains unanswered.

Lindsay's case serves as a painful reminder of the risks that real estate agents face and the devastating impact of losing a loved one to violence. Nearly two decades later, the mystery continues to haunt her family, friends, and the community. Rest in peace, Lindsay. May justice one day find its way to you.

02/14/2026

The Dwarfie Stane is a mind-boggling conundrum, standing tall after more than 5,000 years on Orkney's Hoy island in Scotland. This colossal piece of sandstone isn’t just a rock; it’s a monumental testament to human mystery from the Neolithic age. Carved from a single gigantic block, it boasts two interlinked chambers, separated by a narrow passageway that screams of secrets too profound for our current understanding.

Wondering what this mysterious structure was actually used for? You’re not alone. Researchers have been banging their heads against the wall trying to nail down its purpose. Some assert it was a burial site, a hallowed resting place for the dearly departed. Others are convinced it was a cozy refuge, a protective haven against the wrath of the elements. Then there are those who speculate it served a more ritualistic function—perhaps a stage for ancient ceremonies or collective gatherings.

But here’s the kicker: its placement in the jagged wilds of Hoy island only heightens its mystique. Just getting to the Dwarfie Stane would have taken considerable effort, making one wonder what drove our ancient ancestors to invest so much energy into this enigmatic edifice. It begs the question: just what kind of reverence or significance did they attribute to this monumental creation? The Dwarfie Stane isn’t just a rock; it’s a portal to understanding a lost civilization that surely knew more than we give them credit for.

02/12/2026

The Tragic Death of Neil Stonechild: A Mystery in the Snow

On the frigid night of November 29, 1990, the body of seventeen-year-old Neil Stonechild was discovered in a snow-covered field on the outskirts of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The temperature had plummeted to a bone-chilling -18°F, setting the stage for an ominous and tragic mystery. Neil, dressed only in a T-shirt, jeans, a light jacket, and a single shoe, appeared abandoned in the desolate, frozen landscape—far from home, and with no apparent means of survival in the harsh conditions.

Stonechild, who had been reported missing just days earlier, was last seen leaving a house party. His lifeless body was found several miles away, leading to suspicions that he had been discarded there, possibly alive when left in the frigid cold. The circumstances surrounding his death were puzzling—how could a young man, seemingly healthy and full of life, end up alone in the bitter cold with no clear explanation?

Initial investigations were marred by uncertainty, and questions arose about the involvement of the Saskatoon Police Service. In the years that followed, suspicions grew that Neil's death might have been the result of police misconduct, particularly after other Indigenous men were found in similar circumstances. His death sparked widespread outrage, leading to multiple inquiries and calls for accountability.

Despite years of investigation, the full truth behind Neil Stonechild's tragic death remains unclear, leaving his family and the Indigenous community in Saskatoon grappling with a painful and unresolved mystery that continues to cast a long shadow over the city.

02/11/2026

The Tragic Death of Neil Stonechild: A Mystery in the Snow

On the freezing night of November 29, 1990, the body of seventeen-year-old Neil Stonechild was found in a snow-covered field on the outskirts of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The temperature that night had plummeted to a bone-chilling -18°F, making the discovery even more haunting. Stonechild, dressed in nothing more than a T-shirt, jeans, a light jacket, and a single shoe, appeared to have been abandoned, alone in the desolate wilderness.

The circumstances surrounding his death raised immediate questions. How had Stonechild ended up so far from home, in such a vulnerable state? The police initially labeled it a case of "frostbite" and an unfortunate accident, but doubts lingered, particularly because of his peculiar attire for the conditions. His family, along with the broader community, struggled to make sense of his tragic end.

A further investigation into the case brought disturbing revelations. In the years following his death, Stonechild’s name became linked to the notorious "Saskatoon Freezing Deaths," a series of incidents in which Indigenous men were allegedly picked up by police, driven out of town, and left to die in the cold. Stonechild’s death, with its eerie parallels, suggested a darker reality at play, one that sparked widespread outrage and calls for justice.

Despite numerous inquiries and the passage of decades, Neil Stonechild’s death remains a haunting enigma. The mystery continues to cast a long shadow over Saskatoon, a city where race, power, and systemic injustice are still deeply debated.

02/10/2026

The Tragic Mystery of Joshua Maddux

In May 2008, 18-year-old Joshua Maddux left his home in Woodland Park, Colorado, for a walk in the woods — something he often did. Gentle, creative, and free-spirited, Joshua never returned.

For seven years, his disappearance remained a mystery despite extensive searches. Then, in 2015, his remains were discovered inside the chimney of an abandoned cabin near where he was last seen. The shocking location raised troubling questions, especially since the area had been searched before.

Authorities found no clear evidence of foul play, but many details were never fully explained. How Joshua ended up there — and why he was never found sooner — remains unknown.

Joshua is remembered not just for the mystery surrounding his death, but for the kindness and creativity that defined his life. His story continues to haunt those who hear it.

02/09/2026

The Disappearance of Michael “Monkey” Vaughan — A Tragic Mystery Deepens

On July 27, 2021, 5‑year‑old Michael Joseph Vaughan, affectionately known as “Monkey”, vanished from his quiet neighborhood in Fruitland, a small town in Payette County, Idaho, United States. What began as an ordinary evening in a tight‑knit community quickly turned into a years‑long investigation that has gripped the region and raised questions that remain unanswered to this day.

A Neighborhoood Shaken

Michael was last seen around 6:30 p.m. on the evening of July 27, 2021, near his family’s home on Southwest 9th Street in Fruitland, a rural town of about 5,000 people. Neighbors later reported seeing him walking in the street or knocking on doors, looking for other children to play with before he disappeared. His parents—and eventually police—realized he was missing when they could no longer find him after a short time inside the house.

A massive search was launched almost immediately, involving the Fruitland Police Department, Idaho State Police, the FBI, volunteer search teams, K‑9 units, drones, and local residents. The search stretched over thousands of acres of fields, canal banks, and residential areas, but no trace of Michael was found.

Despite extensive efforts, including canvassing hundreds of homes, reviewing video footage and canvassing hundreds of tips from the public, Michael was never found. The community held onto hope even as days turned into weeks, months, and then years with no clear answers.

Growing Suspicion and Investigation

In the course of the investigation, police identified several people of interest, including neighbors who lived only blocks from the Vaughan family. In late 2022, law enforcement executed a search warrant at the home of Sarah and Stacey Wondra, a couple who lived nearby. Cadaver dogs alerted to possible human remains in the backyard, leading investigators to excavate portions of the property. Prosecutors believed Michael may have been abducted and buried there, though no remains were recovered during the dig.

During that period, Sarah Wondra was arrested on a felony charge of failing to report a death, based on investigators’ belief that she may have had knowledge of Michael’s death and failed to notify authorities. Those charges were later dropped in April 2023.

A Breakthrough: Charges Filed in 2025

Nearly four and a half years after Michael’s disappearance, a major development occurred on October 31, 2025. Prosecutors in Payette County filed formal criminal charges against Stacey James Wondra, a former neighbor of the Vaughan family who had lived near Michael at the time he vanished. The charges included:

First‑degree murder

Second‑degree kidnapping

Destruction or concealment of evidence

These charges assert that Stacey Wondra unlawfully killed and kidnapped Michael and engaged in actions to obstruct the investigation.

In late October, Wondra appeared in a courtroom in Maricopa County, Arizona, where he waived his right to an extradition hearing and agreed to be transported to Idaho to face the new charges.

Investigation Still Ongoing — Michael Still Missing

Despite the dramatic new charges, Michael’s remains have not been found. Payette County law enforcement and prosecutors continue to work to locate him and uncover evidence that may explain what happened during the evening he disappeared.

Michael’s mother, Brandi Vaughan, has expressed a mix of relief that someone has been charged and deep anguish that the family still does not know where her son is or what happened to him. She has repeatedly called for answers about Michael’s final moments and his whereabouts.

The Impact on Fruitland and Beyond

The disappearance of Michael “Monkey” Vaughan transformed the lives of those in Fruitland and beyond. What began as an urgent missing‑child case became a complex investigation spanning years, involving intense scrutiny of neighbors, painstaking searches of property, and the enduring hope of a family seeking closure.

As the legal process unfolds, authorities and the community continue to look for answers that may finally reveal what happened to Michael nearly half a decade ago.

02/09/2026

Six Hours Without Resistance: Marina Abramović and the Anatomy of Human Cruelty

In 1974, performance artist Marina Abramović carried out one of the most disturbing and revealing experiments in modern art—not in a laboratory, but in a gallery.

She stood completely still for six hours.

In front of her was a table holding 72 objects. Some were benign: a rose, a feather, honey. Others were unmistakably dangerous: scissors, a scalpel, a whip, and a gun loaded with a single bullet. Abramović offered no instructions beyond one sentence: “You can use these on me however you wish. I take full responsibility.”

Then she became an object.

At first, the audience behaved as most people like to believe they would. Someone handed her a flower. Another kissed her forehead. The early moments were tender, almost reverent. But as time passed—and as Abramović remained silent, motionless, and nonreactive—something shifted.

The absence of resistance began to feel like permission.

Her clothes were cut away. Her skin was scratched. Thorns were pressed into her body. Someone sliced her neck and drank her blood. Another person placed the loaded gun in her hand, aimed it at her head, and wrapped her finger around the trigger. Only the intervention of another audience member prevented it from going further.

Abramović did not flinch. She did not protest. She did not defend herself.

For six hours, the crowd was allowed to do anything—and many did.

When the performance ended, Abramović finally moved. She stepped forward, no longer an object, no longer a surface for projection, but a human being again. That single act—movement—collapsed the illusion.

The crowd scattered.

People who had hurt her, humiliated her, or watched silently could not meet her eyes. Shame flooded back in the instant her humanity reappeared. The same people who felt entitled moments earlier now felt exposed.

The performance, titled Rhythm 0, revealed something deeply unsettling: cruelty does not always require hatred. Sometimes it only requires permission, anonymity, and the absence of consequence. Empathy can erode not because people are monsters, but because boundaries disappear.

Abramović later said that she learned something frightening that night—that if you leave decisions to the public, they can kill you.

This was not just a piece of performance art. It was a mirror held up to society. A demonstration of how easily compassion dissolves when no one says “stop,” and how quickly guilt returns when responsibility can no longer be denied.

Six hours were enough to expose what many would rather not see: the thin, fragile line between civility and cruelty—and how fast it can vanish when power goes unchecked.

02/08/2026

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