Major Crimes and True Crime

High voltage: The moment woman hallucinating on super-strength cannabis scales 40ft electricity pylon and clings to it for two hours A woman who had spent four hours smoking super-strength 'skunk' cannabis had to be rescued after she climbed a 40ft electricity pylon while hallucinating that it was a bridge Horrified locals spotted the 21-year-old - from Zlin, Czech Republic - apparently trying to cross a river and called the emergency services. Police spokesman Jan Macalikova said: 'It was a nightmare because she was very much under the influence of drugs and wasn't making much sense. Out of her mind: The intoxicated 21-year-old clings to electricity cables after climbing the pylon in the belief that it was a bridge 'She was convinced, though, that the pylon was a bridge across the Morava river.' Drugs counsellors and police eventually coaxed her down after two hours on the pylon She received treatment at hospital for he...

This photo captures the last moments of Ayano Tokumasu, the girl wearing the red sweater in the background This photo captures the last moments of Ayano Tokumasu, the girl wearing the red sweater in the background. She slipped and fell into Niagara Falls shortly after this photo was taken. In 2011, authorities recovered the body of a woman from the Niagara River. She was later identified as Ayano Tokumasu, a 20-year-old international student from Japan. While visiting Niagara Falls with a friend, Tokumasu climbed over a railing to pose for a picture. She was straddling the railing to look at the falls, and when she stood up, she lost her footing and fell into the river 24 meters upstream from the brink of the falls. Moments before the tragic accident occurred, an Ontario-based couple was also taking pictures of themselves, and they captured what is thought to be the final moments of Tokumasu. In the photo, she can be seen in the background. She is wearing a re...

Wow – I reckon this guy could slot into the Proteas’ slip cordon without much hassle.  In China’s Jiangsu Province last Thursday, onlookers watched on in horror as a two-year-old climbed out of a window at an apartment block, and then onto an air-conditioner unit. According to reports , there was nobody home at the time, so neighbours gathered on the pavement outside, spreading blankets on an awning in the hope of breaking his fall. Then Li Dehai stepped up, and showed serious BMT as he caught the boy after he fell. Here’s that video: Well played, sir. The same cannot be said for the two-year-old’s parents. RTE  reports that the child was taken to hospital, but only sustained minor injuries. Who did it better –  Phillip Blanks,  the former football player and US Marine, who caught the kid who was dropped from a third-floor balcony  two weeks ago, or Li Dehai? Either way, both deserve a Bell’s. Get the best ...

Shocking footage captured the moment that a surgeon tried to remove a live snake from a woman’s ear. Video of the surgery has gone viral after it was shared by an Indian-based star. "The snake has gone in the ear," reads the caption to the bizarre Facebook clip. It is unclear where, when or how this unfortunate event transpired, local outlet the Economic Times reported. In the nearly four-minute clip, an alleged medical practitioner can be seen using tweezers in a desperate attempt to extract a black and yellow snake from a female patient’s ear. The video ends without revealing whether or not the surgery was successful Watch Video below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvmTOpXcSnE Get the best deals here!

A thief attempting to steal a mobile phone from a train passenger ended up hanging outside the moving train for about 15 kilometers. He tried to snatch a phone from a passenger. The passenger immediately caught the thief's hand, and with the help of others, kept him hanging outside all the way Instant Justice? WATCH VIDEO  Get the best deals here!

Tragic Tiger Attack A Woman who gets out of the car to argue with her husband while inside a Tiger Safari at Chinese Animal Park A devastating incident unfolded at the Badaling Wildlife World near Beijing, resulting in the death of a woman and severe injuries to another after a tiger attack. The tragic event occurred in a section of the park where visitors are allowed to drive their own vehicles through a Siberian tiger enclosure, as confirmed by local government officials from Yanqing County. The attack was captured by surveillance cameras, showing a woman exiting a car and walking around to the other side before being abruptly attacked by a tiger.  The footage, which circulated widely online, depicts the horrifying moment the tiger dragged her away, prompting her husband and mother to exit the vehicle in a desperate rescue attempt. The incident reportedly began after an argument between the woman and her husband, although this detail remains contested. The Legal Evening Ne...