POPE LEO XIV TO UNDERGO LUNG SURGERY. (PHOTO).

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 POPE LEO XIV TO UNDERGO LUNG SURGERY Pope Leo XIV has announced that he will undergo surgery in the coming days to remove a lump on his lung, which was detected at a very early stage. During his weekly Angelus address in St Peter’s Square on Sunday, the 71-year-old pontiff told the crowd that a lung nodule had been discovered during recent medical checks and was highly localised. The statement by the Vatican press office adds that Doctors had recommended an operation to remove it, and that the procedure had already been planned.  It further confirms that his recovery was expected to take about one week. Born in Chicago, Leo became the first American pope in May 2025, following the death of his Argentine predecessor, Pope Francis, on 21 April 2025. He was elected on 8 May 2025 to lead the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics. Since assuming office, the former Robert Francis Prevost has gradually established his leadership style, speaking out on major global issues, including conflict...
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KENTUCKY WOMAN ARRESTED AFTER HER MOTHER'S DISMEMBERED AND PARTIALLY COOKED REMAINS FOUND AT HOME. (PHOTOS).

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 Kentucky woman arrested after her mother's dismembered and partially cooked remains found at home.


Kentucky State Police were called to a home on  Briley Ridge in Robertson County early Wednesday afternoon.


Once on scene they made contact with a man who had a very disturbing story to share.


 According to the man he had been hired by the property owner to do some work around the home. He informed troopers that while he and an assistant were there working the day before, the homeowners daughter was confrontational and repeatedly "cast spells" on him and his employee. Despite the distractions they were able to complete their work that day and left the home. 


It was upon his arrival the next day that things had taken a tragically dark turn. According to the worker, he showed up and knocked on the door but received no answer. After waiting a few minutes he decided to have a look around the property hoping to make contact with someone so he could finish his work. As he made his way around the home he noticed what appeared to be "drag marks" in the grass. 


He followed them to a sinister scene in the rear of the home. The drag marks led directly to what appeared to be dismembered remains.


Troopers on scene quickly confirmed it was in fact a torso with the arms, legs and head removed. They also discovered a folded mattress with organs and multiple body parts.


The troopers then began trying to make contact with the homeowner/victim's daughter, 32-year-old Torilena Fields. After repeated attempts to get Torilena to exit the home, troopers resorted to using tear gas. Upon entering the home they were able to take Fields into custody, however more shocking evidence was yet to come.


As authorities began searching the home they found a pot in the oven with what appeared cooked remains that were still warm.


Torilena Fields is being held at the Bourbon County Detention Center on charges of tampering with physical evidence, abuse of a corpse and obstructing governmental operations. 


She will make her first appearance in court on Monday, October 14th, where she will be officially charged and additional charges may be added.

One more photo below. 


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