WOMAN C-UT HER FATHER'S HEART OUT DURING BRUTAL MURDER. (PHOTO).

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  Woman c-ut her father's heart out during brutal murder A woman allegedly stabbed her father to death before removing his heart and placing it on his abdomen, according to police. Online jail records from the Porter County Sheriff’s Office show Serena Desiree Dolnics, 32, was booked into jail early Monday morning on a murder charge. Serena Dolnics, 32, was found covered in blood when police busted into the northwestern Indiana home where she allegedly butchered her 69-year-old father, Gregory Dolnics, who was found dead on the floor. Gregory Dolnics was found next to blood-spattered furniture with slash wounds to the head, face, back of the neck, and hands, and his heart, which had been carved out, was lying on his stomach, according to charging documents obtained by NWI. Police found the daughter in the house with slice wounds on her hands that she blamed on gardening tools. She told police that she and her dad “get along really well, but have small tiffs here and there and that ...

AMAECHI CLAIMS HE SHUNS WEALTH, WOULD HAVE BORROWED TO BUILD 6 MILLION HOUSES. (PHOTO).


 Amaechi Claims He Shuns Wealth, Would Have Borrowed to Build 6 Million Houses


Former Rivers State Governor and ex-Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, declared that he has no fondness for money, despite a 38-year political career. Speaking in an interview, Amaechi, now 60, emphasized his modest lifestyle, noting that neither he nor his wife owns lavish possessions, with his wife using his backup car.


Amaechi, who served as governor and later as a federal minister, claimed his record is free of corruption scandals, challenging anyone to cite instances of financial misconduct. Reflecting on his tenure, he expressed a bold vision he wished he had pursued as governor: borrowing funds to build six million houses for Rivers State’s population.


The idea, inspired by a discussion during his time at the Ministry of Transportation, stemmed from the realization that high-rise constructions could accommodate the state’s six million residents. “If I had known this as governor, I would possibly have borrowed money to build those six million houses,” Amaechi said, contrasting Nigeria’s housing challenges with the accommodation of 1.4 billion people globally.


While acknowledging things he could have done differently, Amaechi stated he harbors no regrets, underscoring his commitment to simplicity and public service.

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