FIRST MISS WORLD WINNER 'KIKI HAKANSSON' PASSED AWAY AT THE AGE OF 95.(PHOTOS).

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  Sad to learn of the passing of the very first Miss World, Kerstin Margareta "Kiki" Håkansson, at the age of 95. Swedish beauty Kiki won the very first Miss World title back in 1951 and remains the only winner to be crowned in a bikini.  The pageant world sends its condolences to Kiki's son Chris and her entire family at the loss of an iconic queen. Rest assured that this trailblazing lady will never be forgotten. ACCORDING TO ANOTHER SOURCE: Kiki Hakansson, the first-ever Miss World, passed away at the age of 95. She died peacefully in her sleep at her home in California on Monday, November 4. Her family confirmed she was “comfortable, peaceful, and well cared for” in her final days. The news was shared via the official Miss World Instagram account. Born in Sweden, Kiki Hakansson made history in 1951 when she was crowned Miss World at the pageant held in London. Originally conceived as a one-time event for the 1951 Festival of Britain, the Miss World competition became
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UPDATE: INDIANA WOMAN WHO SAT ON HER 10-YEAR-OLD FOSTER SON UNTIL HE DIED, PLEADS GUILTY. (PHOTO).

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 Update- Indiana woman who sat on her 10-year-old foster son until he died, pleads guilty. She is facing a mere 6 years in prison. More details emerge. 


We covered this story at the time of the incident. At that time 49-year-old  Jennifer Wilson was arrested and charged in the homicide of 10-year-old Dakota Steven's. Jennifer is reportedly 340 lbs. She laid on top of her 90 pound foster son until he passed away. 


The Porter County Sheriff's department was called to the home of Jennifer Lee Wilson on April 25th, 2024. Once on scene, they discovered Dakota unresponsive and on the ground near the driveway. There was an individual attempting CPR and responding officers took over awaiting EMS. 


Dakota was transferred to the hospital where he passed away two days later. An autopsy listed his death as a homicide. Dakota's death had occurred by severe swelling in the brain and deprivation of oxygen for an extended period. He also had suffered hemorrhaging of the liver and lungs as well as other organ damage.


Authorities began an investigation and a shocking story emerged. According to Wilson, Dakota had misbehaved all day and ran from the home when she told him to do his chores. 


Dakota had in fact ran to a neighbor's home and asked them to call 911 because he was being abused. Wilson found Dakota and told the neighbor woman to, "Mind her own buisness". She then drove home and the physical altercation began when Dakota tried to leave again.


Wilson has stated that she only intended to hold Dakota down. However footage shows Dakota initially kicked and struggled to get free as she laid on top of him but eventually he became motionless. Additional footage shows Wilson remained on top of Dakota for approximately 7 minutes as he laid completely motionless. When Wilson finally realized Dakota had lost consciousness she can be heard screaming, "I was laying on him and he was acting bad".


Wilson has pleaded guilty to one count of reckless homicide and is set for sentencing on January 17th. She faces up to 6-years in prison and a $10,000 fine.

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