PROSECUTORS SAY TEEN KILLED MOM AND SHOWED FRIEND CORPSE: 'ARE YOU SQUEAMISH AROUND DEAD BODIES? '. (PHOTOS).

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 Prosecutors Say Teen Killed Mom and Showed Friend Corpse: 'Are You Squeamish Around Dead Bodies?' According to prosecutors, when a 14-year-old Mississippi girl frantically messaged her friend to come over to help with an “emergency” one afternoon this past March, the friend had no idea what she'd witness next. "Are you squeamish around dead bodies?" 14-year-old Carly Gregg allegedly asked the friend when she answered the front door, according to Mississippi state prosecutor Kathryn White Newman, in footage broadcast by CourtTV, who spoke at the now-15-year-old's murder trial. Local WAPT and WJTV also reported on Newman's opening statements in the trial, which began Monday. According to Newman, moments later, Gregg led her friend to her bedroom, where her mother was dead on the floor from three gunshots, CourtTV and WAPT reported. Newman told the courtroom that Gregg's mother was searching her daughter's bedroom for vape pens, WLBT also reported. G

GERMAN POLITICS AT A CROSSROADS: FAR-RIGHT VICTORY PROMPTS URGENT CALLS TO DEFEND DEMOCRACY. (PHOTO).

 


German Politics at a Crossroads: Far-Right Victory Prompts Urgent Calls to Defend Democracy


German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has issued a strong warning to mainstream political parties, urging them not to collaborate with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party following its significant victory in the eastern state of Thuringia. The AfD's win in Thuringia marks the first time a far-right party has won a state parliament election in Germany since World War Two, raising concerns about the growing influence of right-wing extremism in the country. Scholz described the election results as "bitter" and "worrying," and called on all democratic parties to maintain a "firewall" against the AfD to prevent them from governing.


The AfD also performed strongly in the neighboring state of Saxony, where it narrowly missed winning the state election. Despite the party's success, Scholz emphasized that democratic values must be upheld, and he urged other political parties to form stable governments without the involvement of right-wing extremists. "All democratic parties are now called upon to form stable governments without right-wing extremists," Scholz stated, reinforcing his stance against any potential collaboration with the AfD.


In response to Scholz's remarks, AfD co-leader Alice Weidel criticized the chancellor's call for a firewall, arguing that it undermines the democratic process. "Firewalls are undemocratic," Weidel said, asserting that the voters in Thuringia and Saxony had given the AfD a "very clear mandate to govern." However, without support from other parties, the AfD faces significant obstacles to governing in Thuringia, as the second-largest party, the conservative CDU, has already ruled out any coalition with the far-right party.

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