A MISSOURI MOM ATTEMPTED TO GIVE HER 3-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER A BETTER LIFE BY ABANDONING HER AT A TRUCK STOP.(PHOTO).

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 A Missouri mom attempted to give her 3-year-old daughter a better life by abandoning her at a truck stop. The opener was tounge in cheek, but probably not far from the truth. What is even more disgusting is that when questioned, Kayla Christensen denied ever having a daughter.  This unbelievable act of parenting took place at Loves Travel Spot in Neosho, Missouri.  Employees luckily saw the sweet little 3-year-old girl looking lost, alone and devastated at 3 a.m. on October 23rd. Credit to the employees who, despite working a busy overnight at the truck stop, still had compassion and caring. The employees quickly engaged the young girl and were able to keep her safe and calm while authorities were notified.  An investigation was launched, and it was soon determined that Kayla had intentionally driven away and left her 3-year-old daughter to whatever fate awaited.  With a name and face to find, police tracked Kayla down. However, disturbingly, Kayla denied havin...

4 SRI LANKA NATIONALS ARRESTED IN INDIA OVER SUSPECTED TIES TO ISIS. (PHOTO).


 4 Sri Lankan nationals arrested in India over suspected ties to ISIS



India's anti-terror police have arrested four Sri Lankan nationals in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad for suspected links to the Islamic State, police said on Monday.


The arrests were made late on Sunday at the city's airport following a tip-off, said Vikas Sahay, the top police officer in Gujarat state where Ahmedabad is located.


"Preliminary investigations show they were in contact with a key IS leader known as Abu, who is currently based in Pakistan," Sahay told reporters, giving only one name for the Islamic State leader.


The arrested individuals were identified as Mohammed Nusrat (33), Mohammed Nafran (35), Mohammed Faaris (27), and Mohammed Rashdin (43), all residents of Colombo, Sri Lanka, whose foreign ministry did not immediately respond to a request for comment.


Sahay said the Gujarat Police's anti-terrorism squad found an Islamic State flag in their possession, while analysis of two seized mobile phones showed various photographs and videos indicating that they were involved with the militant group.


The ATS also recovered three loaded pistols along with another Islamic State flag from a location near Ahmedabad, identified from photos in the mobile phones, Sahay said.


Police have registered a case under sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and the Arms Act against the four suspects, the officer said.

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