A CHESTER, ILLINOIS MAN WAS RECENTLY ARRESTED AND CHARGED FOR CRIMES AGAINST AT LEAST ONE MINOR. WHEN HIS MUGSHOT WAS SHARED, WITH THE CHARGES INCLUDED, SEVERAL OTHER YOUNG LADIES CAME FORWARD AND TOLD THEIR STORIES. (PHOTO).

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 A Chester, Illinois man was recently arrested and charged for crimes against  at least one minor. When his mugshot was shared, with the charges included, several other young ladies came forward and told their stories.  Joshua Addison, 37-years-old, was arrested and charged on September 25th for incidents that happened approximately May, 13th of this year. He is currently in the Randolph County Jail.  When the news broke, several (at least 6) females shared screenshots and stories alleging Addison had sent them inappropriate messages. One individual shared a screenshot exhibiting that she confronted Addison and reminded him they were cousins. In that same exchange, the young lady asked if Addison knew her age. The screenshot shows Addison stating that he hopes his "not blood" cousin was at least 18-years-old.  Two prior alleged targets of Addison have reached out to us. They urge you, if you have received inappropriate messages, or experienced inappropriate beha...

WITNESS SAYS CHRISTA PIKE COMPLAINED HER ARM WAS “ABOUT TO BURST OPEN” DURING FAILED EXECUTION. (PHOTO).


 Witness Says Christa Pike Complained Her Arm Was “About to Burst Open” During Failed Execution


Christa Pike reportedly described pain in her arm during Tennessee’s failed attempt to execute her on September 30, according to a journalist who witnessed the procedure.


“My arm feels like it’s about to burst open,” Pike said, according to WKRN reporter Tori Gessner’s account, as reported by PEOPLE. Other witnesses described Pike questioning whether the burning sensation she was experiencing was normal.


Pike, 50, survived the lethal injection attempt and was transported to an off-site medical facility. Her attorneys said officials administered two doses of the execution drug without causing her death.


The failed procedure prompted Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee to suspend executions for the remainder of 2026 and order an independent review into what happened.


Pike had been sentenced to death for the 1995 murder of Colleen Slemmer, a 19-year-old fellow student at Knoxville’s Job Corps program. Pike was 18 when she committed the crime.


Wednesday’s execution had already been delayed by legal proceedings. A federal appeals court issued a stay before the U.S. Supreme Court allowed Tennessee to proceed later that day.


Witnesses subsequently described an execution that did not unfold as expected. Pike’s legal team sought emergency intervention, arguing that the procedure was subjecting her to unconstitutional suffering.


The Tennessee Department of Correction said in a statement that it had followed the state’s established execution protocol, which had been approved by the attorney general’s office. The department also confirmed her transfer for medical care.


The cause of the failure has not yet been established. The ordered review is expected to examine why the lethal injection did not work and what occurred inside the execution chamber.

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