Murder-For-Hire: Feds Charge Hairdresser In $12K Plot Targeting Philly Cop Ex, His Daughter Murder-For-Hire: Feds Charge Hairdresser In $12K Plot Targeting Philly Cop Ex, His Daughter
Murder-For-Hire: Feds Charge Hairdresser In $12K Plot Targeting Philly Cop Ex, His Daughter A New Jersey hairdresser accused of offering $12,000 to have her Philadelphia police officer ex-boyfriend and his daughter killed is now facing federal murder-for-hire charges. Jaclyn D. Diiorio, 28, of Runnemede, was arrested and charged with two counts of using interstate commerce facilities in the commission of murder-for-hire, U.S. Attorney David Metcalf announced. The federal indictment alleges Diiorio used or caused another person to use a cellphone between March 30 and April 5, 2025, intending for two people identified as Person #1 and Person #2 to be murdered in exchange for mon…
Longwood Gardens Security Truck Stolen, Woman Caught 20 Miles Away: Police Longwood Gardens Security Truck Stolen, Woman Caught 20 Miles Away: Police
Longwood Gardens Security Truck Stolen, Woman Caught 20 Miles Away: Police A woman stole a security pickup truck from Longwood Gardens, triggering a police search that ended more than 20 miles away, authorities said. The vehicle was taken from the botanical garden in Kennett Township shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, according to police and court records obtained by Daily Voice on Friday, Sept. 11. The search stretched through Chester and Delaware counties before officers took 35-year-old Rachel Lauren Domeika, of Harleysville, into custody on the 100 block of King of Prussia Road in Radnor Township, authorities said. Video from the scene showed the s…
Maria Bartiromo Hints At Next Move Following Abrupt Fox News Departure Maria Bartiromo Hints At Next Move Following Abrupt Fox News Departure
Maria Bartiromo Hints At Next Move Following Abrupt Fox News Departure Maria Bartiromo is speaking out for the first time since her abrupt departure from Fox News and signaling that viewers have not heard the last from her. The broadcaster posted her first public message on Thursday, Sept. 10, following her abrupt departure from Fox News Media. “Thank you to all friends & followers for your amazing words I am so grateful for the outpouring of love. I love you all. Here's a great shot of the [rainbow] breaking through, I snapped the other day. More to come,” Bartiromo wrote on X. The post included a photograph of a rainbow emerging through storm clouds. Ba…
Friday Night Lights Meets Lord of the Flies in New Memoir Friday Night Lights Meets Lord of the Flies in New Memoir
Friday Night Lights Meets Lord of the Flies in New Memoir Strike Season is the amazing true story of a high school football team that was forced to practice and play games without coaches during an unforgettable season because their teachers went on strike and pulled the coaches from the sideline as part of a bitter labor dispute. This is the debut memoir of Michael Eck, the quarterback for this 1979 team who, along with his co-captains, was faced with the unprecedented responsibilities of playing and coaching this talented team in Pittsburgh, the hotbed of high school football. Strike Season is a poignant memoir about the lengths young people wi…
Teen Survives Days On Overturned Boat In Frigid Sea After Brother, Cousin Die Teen Survives Days On Overturned Boat In Frigid Sea After Brother, Cousin Die
Teen Survives Days On Overturned Boat In Frigid Sea After Brother, Cousin Die A teen boy was rescued from an overturned boat in the Bering Sea after surviving for days without food or water while his brother and cousin died, officials said. Derek Parker Aghnaanga was found sitting on top of a capsized skiff about four miles east of St. Lawrence Island, Alaska, on Monday, Sept. 7, the Coast Guard said in a news release. The 15-year-old had been fishing for halibut with his older brother and cousin when the small boat overturned. The three had left on Friday, Sept. 4, from Savoonga, a city on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska's News Source reported. …
Off-Duty Philly Officer Beaten, Robbed Of Gun; One Suspect On Run Off-Duty Philly Officer Beaten, Robbed Of Gun; One Suspect On Run
Off-Duty Philly Officer Beaten, Robbed Of Gun; One Suspect On Run An off-duty Philadelphia police officer was beaten and robbed of his weapon in North Philadelphia early Friday, Sept. 11, investigators said. The attack happened near 10th and Brown streets around midnight, according to police. The officer suffered lacerations to his face during the robbery, investigators said. He was taken to an area hospital, where he was listed in stable condition. The officer’s firearm was among the items stolen, authorities said. One person was taken into custody, but another remained on the run as of Friday morning. Police have not released a description of the wan…
PA Man Discovers He Was Shot After Pulling Down Pants; Gunman Fired 21 Rounds: Police PA Man Discovers He Was Shot After Pulling Down Pants; Gunman Fired 21 Rounds: Police
PA Man Discovers He Was Shot After Pulling Down Pants; Gunman Fired 21 Rounds: Police A man did not realize he had been shot until he pulled down his pants after fleeing a barrage of 21 gunshots outside a Pennsylvania bar, police said. The shooting happened near the Major League Bottle Shop at Logan and South Pine streets in Lewistown around 11:56 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 5, according to a Lewistown Police Department release issued Thursday, Sept. 10. Investigators said two women had argued over a man inside the bar before three men became involved in a separate confrontation. One of those men, identified by police as 42-year-old Lewistown resident Kio Manuel Dejesus-Pena, le…
Person Held, Sexually Assaulted In Pennsylvania; Police Fear More Victims Person Held, Sexually Assaulted In Pennsylvania; Police Fear More Victims
Person Held, Sexually Assaulted In Pennsylvania; Police Fear More Victims A person was held against their will and sexually assaulted on a Pennsylvania street, and investigators believe the arrested man may have targeted other victims, police announced on Thursday, Sept. 10. The assault happened in the area of the 600 block of Marietta Avenue around 9:50 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 1, according to the Lancaster City Bureau of Police. Investigators identified Antwain Robinson, 36, of Lake Street, as the suspect. He was taken into custody on Tuesday, Sept. 8, police said. Robinson was charged with three counts of indecent assault and one count each of indecent exposure…
Strong Cold Front Will Trigger Downpours, Thunderstorms: Timing Strong Cold Front Will Trigger Downpours, Thunderstorms: Timing
Strong Cold Front Will Trigger Downpours, Thunderstorms: Timing A pleasant start to the weekend will not last across the Northeast, with a storm system triggered by a strong cold front threatening to turn part of it wet and unsettled. The National Weather Service says the main window for showers and thunderstorms will develop from Saturday, Sept. 12, into Sunday morning, Sept. 13, as another disturbance moves into the region. Locally, heavy rainfall is possible, especially overnight. Around New York City and nearby areas, the National Weather Service expects conditions to remain pleasant through much of Saturday before showers become increasingly likely…
Pilot's Final Facebook Post May Have Revealed Couple's Destination Hours Before Deadly Crash Pilot's Final Facebook Post May Have Revealed Couple's Destination Hours Before Deadly Crash
Pilot's Final Facebook Post May Have Revealed Couple's Destination Hours Before Deadly Crash Hours before a training aircraft crashed in a wooded area in Massachusetts, killing both people aboard, one of the victims shared where he was headed that morning. Kenneth R. Moore, 66, of Pembroke, posted on Facebook at 9:39 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 5, that he was flying to Northampton for the Three County Fair. Moore and Marcy Asbury,  62, of East Falmouth, were later identified as the victims on board the plane. Asbury's Facebook profile shows the two were dating. Both were killed in the crash. Final post by Ken Moore Ken Moore Facebook About 12 hours after the post, the Piper P…
First New Dolly Parton Song Released Following Music Legend's Death: Listen First New Dolly Parton Song Released Following Music Legend's Death: Listen
First New Dolly Parton Song Released Following Music Legend's Death: Listen Dolly Parton's unmistakable voice is being heard on a new release just weeks after the country music legend's death. "Bound to Ride," Parton's first posthumous song, was released Wednesday, Sept. 9, with The First Ladies of Bluegrass. The traditional mountain song is the first single from an upcoming all-star tribute to bluegrass pioneers The Stanley Brothers.  Parton recorded her vocals in 2022 during a COVID-19 surge, Rolling Stone reported. She worked alone from her home studio while The First Ladies of Bluegrass recorded the instrumental track separately.  The group features …
‘Baby Is Not A Toy’ 5-Week-Old Found With Fractures, PA Dad Charged: Court Docs ‘Baby Is Not A Toy’ 5-Week-Old Found With Fractures, PA Dad Charged: Court Docs
‘Baby Is Not A Toy’ 5-Week-Old Found With Fractures, PA Dad Charged: Court Docs A five-week-old baby suffered fractures throughout his body after his father handled him too roughly, police said in court documents. Vincent Marino, 31, of Kingston, was charged with three felony counts of endangering the welfare of a child after doctors identified fractures involving the infant’s arms, legs, and ribs, according to an affidavit obtained by Daily Voice on Wednesday, Sept. 9. The investigation began after the baby was taken to Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center on Friday, May 15, the affidavit states. Medical staff was initially told Marino heard a “snap” while swaddli…
This Quick Step Could Help You Avoid A Costly Surprise, IRS Says This Quick Step Could Help You Avoid A Costly Surprise, IRS Says
This Quick Step Could Help You Avoid A Costly Surprise, IRS Says An overlooked calculation could leave workers with less money each payday or an unwelcome surprise when they file their taxes. The IRS recommends checking federal income tax withholding at least once a year. Its free online Tax Withholding Estimator helps employees determine whether their employers are taking the right amount from their pay. Withhold too little, and a worker could face an additional tax bill and possibly penalties. Withhold too much, and take-home pay shrinks while more money goes toward a potential refund. The agency’s withholding guidance highlights several situations th…
September's Full Moon Offers More Than One Night To Watch September's Full Moon Offers More Than One Night To Watch
September's Full Moon Offers More Than One Night To Watch One of autumn’s signature sky displays is approaching, and catching it will offer more flexibility than a single night outdoors. The Harvest Moon will rise in the east shortly after sunset on Saturday, Sept. 26, according to NASA’s September skywatching guide. Saturn will appear nearby, adding another easy-to-spot object to the evening sky. The moon reaches its full phase at 12:49 p.m. EDT that day, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac. For viewers in the Northeast, the evening rise will offer a chance to see it. No need to limit plans to Saturday. The moon will appear nearly full on Frid…
100+ Babies Hit Heads, Prompting Urgent Warning About Popular Bouncers 100+ Babies Hit Heads, Prompting Urgent Warning About Popular Bouncers
100+ Babies Hit Heads, Prompting Urgent Warning About Popular Bouncers Federal regulators are warning about a popular type of baby rocker chair after more than 100 infants hit their heads when the bouncers collapsed. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a warning for about 14,200 Flyboss 3-in-1 Portable Baby Bouncer and Rocker Chairs on Thursday, Sept. 10. The bouncers can collapse while in use, creating a risk of impact injuries to infants. The CPSC has received 191 reports of the bouncers collapsing, with an infant's head striking the surface underneath the bouncer in 115 incidents. Adults "sought medical attention" for at least 20 ba…
Rick Springfield Says He Killed Man While Overseas To Perform For US Troops Rick Springfield Says He Killed Man While Overseas To Perform For US Troops
Rick Springfield Says He Killed Man While Overseas To Perform For US Troops Long before "Jessie's Girl" made him a rock star, Rick Springfield found himself in a situation worlds removed from a concert stage. Springfield, now 77, recalled the harrowing incident on the latest "The Joe Rogan Experience" podcast, describing how a trip to perform for troops during the Vietnam War put the teenage musician in the middle of an attack. Springfield toured Vietnam with the Australian band MPD Ltd. in 1968 and 1969, performing for troops while based around Saigon and Da Nang. He told Rogan the group spent about four months in the war zone. "We met these guys, and we really g…
New Potentially Historic El Niño Forecast Raises Stakes For Winter Across Northeast New Potentially Historic El Niño Forecast Raises Stakes For Winter Across Northeast
New Potentially Historic El Niño Forecast Raises Stakes For Winter Across Northeast A powerful climate pattern gathering strength thousands of miles away could leave a significant mark on the Northeast’s winter. The US Geological Survey’s regional outlook points toward warmer conditions and increased precipitation, with more opportunities for coastal storms and nor’easters. Whether those storms deliver rain or substantial snow remains uncertain. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center said on Thursday, Sept. 10, that El Niño has a 75 percent chance of exceeding the strength of every event recorded since 1950 during the October-through-December period. That is up from 69 percent …
Apple Releases New iPhone, iPad Update: Here’s What It Fixes Apple Releases New iPhone, iPad Update: Here’s What It Fixes
Apple Releases New iPhone, iPad Update: Here’s What It Fixes Apple rolled out another iPhone/iPad update, narrowly focused on fixing a problem that could interfere with future software. Apple just released iOS 26.6.2 for iPhone 11 and later models, along with supported iPad Pro, iPad Air, iPad, and iPad mini models with an A12 chip or later. The update fixes an issue that prevented some software updates from downloading over a cellular connection. Apple's support page for iOS 26 lists no additional new features or changes for version 26.6.2: The company also says the release has no published CVE entries, meaning Apple has not identified any securit…
Urgent Warning Issued Over Electrical Dangers Found In Power Washers Urgent Warning Issued Over Electrical Dangers Found In Power Washers
Urgent Warning Issued Over Electrical Dangers Found In Power Washers Federal regulators are warning about two types of power washers over electrical hazards that could lead to serious injuries or death. The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued warnings for Le Hao Tool and HOTFINE pressure washers on Thursday, Sept. 10. The machines lack safety protections designed to prevent electric shock and electrocution. About 3,100 Le Hao Tool pressure washers were originally recalled in April. The pressure washers lack an integrated immersion protection device on or near the power plug, also known as a Ground-Fault Circuit-Interrupter (GFCI). Le Hao Too…
NY Murder Suspect Shot And Killed By Police Outside Massachusetts Motel: Cops NY Murder Suspect Shot And Killed By Police Outside Massachusetts Motel: Cops
NY Murder Suspect Shot And Killed By Police Outside Massachusetts Motel: Cops A Long Island man wanted for the murder of his ex-girlfriend was shot and killed Wednesday, Sept. 9 outside a hotel in Massachusetts, police said. Brandon William Hampson, 55, stabbed Rachel Frislid, 62, to death inside her home in Sayville, NY, on Thursday, Sept. 3, the Suffolk County (NY) Police Department said Thursday, Sept. 10. Authorities found Hampson Wednesday, Sept. 9 outside the French King Restaurant and Motel in Erving, MA around 9:15 p.m. smoking a cigarette, Worcester County (MA) District Attorney Joseph Early Jr. said. Officers ordered Hampson to surrender, but he …
National Cheeseburger Day 2026: Where To Score Free Burgers, Tasty Deals National Cheeseburger Day 2026: Where To Score Free Burgers, Tasty Deals
National Cheeseburger Day 2026: Where To Score Free Burgers, Tasty Deals Fast-food chains and sit-down restaurants are celebrating National Cheeseburger Day with plenty of deals! National Cheeseburger Day in 2026 falls on Friday, Sept. 18. The annual holiday celebrates one of the most popular foods in the US. Several restaurants claim to have invented the cheeseburger, according to National Day Calendar. One origin story says Lionel Sternberger dropped a slice of American cheese on a sizzling hamburger at his father's Pasadena, California, restaurant called The Rite Spot in 1926. Other claims to cheeseburger fame include O'Dell's in Los Angeles, Kaelin's Restau…
Eastern University Student Raped While Unconscious, 3 Men Charged: Court Docs Eastern University Student Raped While Unconscious, 3 Men Charged: Court Docs
Eastern University Student Raped While Unconscious, 3 Men Charged: Court Docs Three men are facing charges after an Eastern University student reported being raped while unconscious inside a dorm room, Delaware County District Attorney Tanner Rouse announced Thursday, Sept. 10. Radnor Township police were called to the university on Sunday, Feb. 1, after the student reported that she had been sexually assaulted overnight, the DA’s Office said. The student told investigators she had been drinking and contacted her friend, Naeem Turner, about meeting up. Turner told her she could come to his dorm room, where he was with relatives, authorities said. She fell asleep in …
Yacht Owner, Ex-Navy Commander Accused Of Drugging, Raping Deckhand, 22, In Nantucket Harbor Yacht Owner, Ex-Navy Commander Accused Of Drugging, Raping Deckhand, 22, In Nantucket Harbor
Yacht Owner, Ex-Navy Commander Accused Of Drugging, Raping Deckhand, 22, In Nantucket Harbor A yacht owner faces multiple charges after a young employee said he allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted her aboard a vessel in Nantucket Harbor last month, according to a news report. Christian Bradley Williams, 54, of Florida, was arraigned Friday, Sept. 4, in connection with the alleged Aug. 9 attack. The 22-year-old woman had started working as a deckhand aboard his yacht, Chimera, in June. She received housing on the boat in exchange for the work. The US Sun reported that Williams is a former Navy commander of the USS Springfield submarine.  The alleged assault happened hours…
911 Calls To Nurse’s ‘Exorcism’ Expose PA Nursing Home Failures: Grand Jury 911 Calls To Nurse’s ‘Exorcism’ Expose PA Nursing Home Failures: Grand Jury
911 Calls To Nurse’s ‘Exorcism’ Expose PA Nursing Home Failures: Grand Jury Four desperate 911 calls reporting that a nurse was trying to kill a disabled hospice patient went unanswered for more than 30 minutes, exposing serious failures at a Pennsylvania nursing home, a grand jury found. The findings were detailed in a 71-page report released following a press conference on Thursday, Sept. 10. The investigation examined resident safety at Northampton County-owned Gracedale Nursing Home in Upper Nazareth Township. The grand jury found critical staffing shortages, heavy reliance on costly agency nurses, low employee morale, weak risk management, security concerns, a…
Exploding Fire Spray Canisters Spark Huge Recall: What To Know Exploding Fire Spray Canisters Spark Huge Recall: What To Know
Exploding Fire Spray Canisters Spark Huge Recall: What To Know Tens of thousands of fire spray canisters are being recalled after some exploded or deteriorated, officials said. Prepared Hero issued the recall for about 31,000 Hero Fire Spray Canisters, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on Thursday, Sept. 10. The canisters can deteriorate over time, causing them to rupture or fail to work during a fire. The Wyoming-based company has received nine reports of the canisters exploding or deteriorating while in storage. No injuries have been reported, according to the CPSC. The recall involves 20-fluid-ounce Hero Fire Spray canisters tha…
Roommate Uses Samurai Sword To Sever PA Man’s Fingers In Bizarre Attack: Court Docs Roommate Uses Samurai Sword To Sever PA Man’s Fingers In Bizarre Attack: Court Docs
Roommate Uses Samurai Sword To Sever PA Man’s Fingers In Bizarre Attack: Court Docs A screaming 911 call led Pennsylvania State Police to a blood-covered samurai sword, severed fingers, suspected cocaine, and a bizarre explanation from the man charged in the attack, court documents show. Troopers were called to a home on Ridge Road in Franklin Township, Butler County, around 11:24 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 7, after several people were heard screaming over the phone, according to an affidavit obtained by Daily Voice on Thursday, Sept. 10. One person yelled that his fingers had been cut off, investigators wrote. When troopers arrived, the injured man said his roommate, Brandon …
$60K Senior Scam Lands 5 Charges, Including NJ Mom Charged In Little League Theft: Police $60K Senior Scam Lands 5 Charges, Including NJ Mom Charged In Little League Theft: Police
$60K Senior Scam Lands 5 Charges, Including NJ Mom Charged In Little League Theft: Police A New Jersey mom charged with stealing more than $7,000 from Media Little League is now wanted in connection with a nearly $60,000 fraud scheme targeting a senior citizen across Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey, police said. Robin Massing, 57, of Audubon, New Jersey, was among five people charged following a four-month Nether Providence Township Police investigation, the department announced Thursday, Sept. 10. The victim reported that $58,600 was drained from a TD Bank checking account through five fraudulent in-person withdrawals and a wire transfer between May 8 and May 11, accordi…
Baton-Wielding Driver Chases, Punches Motorist In PA Road Rage: Police Baton-Wielding Driver Chases, Punches Motorist In PA Road Rage: Police
Baton-Wielding Driver Chases, Punches Motorist In PA Road Rage: Police A driver armed with an expandable baton chased another motorist into a vacant lot before punching him during a road-rage confrontation in Pennsylvania, police announced on Thursday, Sept. 10. The confrontation began at the intersection of Street and Easton roads in Warrington Township, Bucks County around 10:27 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 7, according to Warrington Township Police. The victim told investigators he had pulled out of the Creekview Shopping Center and entered the left lane while driving on a flat tire when a Jeep cut in front of him. As traffic slowed for a red light, the Jeep’s dr…
Plane Crash: Police ID 2 Victims Killed In Massachusetts Aviation Disaster Plane Crash: Police ID 2 Victims Killed In Massachusetts Aviation Disaster
Plane Crash: Police ID 2 Victims Killed In Massachusetts Aviation Disaster Authorities have identified the two people who were killed when the training aircraft they were on crashed into a wooded area in Massachusetts over the weekend.  Kenneth R. Moore, 66, of Pembroke, and Marcy Asbury, 62, of East Falmouth, died in the Saturday, Sept. 5, crash, Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni announced on Thursday.  The Piper PA-28 Cherokee went down near Center Street around 9:15 p.m.  Ludlow police and Massachusetts State Police began searching the area after receiving a report of a missing aircraft. Crews later found the plane off Center Street. …
PA Attorney Arrested, Told NJ Official ICE Agents Raped Her Daughters: Prosecutor PA Attorney Arrested, Told NJ Official ICE Agents Raped Her Daughters: Prosecutor
PA Attorney Arrested, Told NJ Official ICE Agents Raped Her Daughters: Prosecutor A Pennsylvania attorney was arrested after authorities said he sent a Sussex County public official obscene emails about her daughters, ICE agents and pedophiles. Karl R. Heideck, 45, of Jenkintown, PA, was charged with fourth-degree cyber-harassment following an investigation by the Sussex County Prosecutor's Office and Newton police, Sussex County Prosecutor Daniel M. Perez announced Wednesday, Sept. 9. The investigation began after the public official received the emails on Sunday, Aug. 2, authorities said. The messages contained lewd, indecent or obscene material intended to emotio…
Deadly Choking Risk Sparks Recall Of Popular Candy Sold In PA Deadly Choking Risk Sparks Recall Of Popular Candy Sold In PA
Deadly Choking Risk Sparks Recall Of Popular Candy Sold In PA A popular type of candy sold in stores across the Northeast is being recalled because of a potentially deadly choking hazard. The Ricky Joy Company recalled about 2.3 million Sour Crush Rolling Liquid Candy bottles, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced on Thursday, Sept. 10.  The recalled candy comes in 1.85-fluid-ounce plastic bottles and is applied through a rollerball top. The rolling ball on the bottles can detach, posing a risk of serious injury or death from choking. The candy was sold in blue raspberry, strawberry, green apple, and watermelon flavors. No i…