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killing his ex-girlfriend told police he was carrying a "400lb sex doll" when it was revealed that there was doorbell footage of him moving a body. Nicholas Matzen, 35, was arrested on Wednesday (May 11) in connection with the death of Emily Rogers, 23, in Wisconsin, USA.

A missing mother has been found dead, according to police officials in the city of Milwaukee.

1-2-Switch may be gaining a sequel, according to reliable insider, Zippo.As posted on Zippo’s blog and then spotted by VGC, supposedly a sequel is in development.On the blog, Zippo pointed out that sometimes “I really, really don’t understand Nintendo“. That’s because Zippo is no fan of 1-2-Switch. The blogger described it as “one of the most dull, lifeless, forgettable games I have ever played,” and added that “usually when I do a scoop, it’s usually a game I’m interested in”.Despite Zippo’s lack of enthusiasm for the original game, it sold well.

A mum-of-two said she feels like her home is a 'prison' after being forced to choose between bathing her kids or washing the dishes.

Nintendo will be re-releasing Metroid Prime for the Nintendo Switch.Emily Rogers, a contributor to Nintendo World Report and an industry veteran with a track record of supplying accurate information about Nintendo said on Twitter yesterday (September 22) that the company is “busy” working on a Metroid Prime re-release.“Last I heard, Nintendo was busy working on Metroid Prime 1 to celebrate the game’s 20th anniversary in 2022,” Rogers said. “I’m not sure if we’re getting a ‘trilogy’ or just a re-release of the first game.

A grieving mum was left devastated after a memorial to her son who was killed by a drink-driver was removed for the council to 'cut the grass'.

A drink-driver has been jailed for three years for a collision which killed 24-year-old pedestrian Kristian Johnson.Emily Rogers, 20, was over the drink-drive limit when her Suzuki Alto hit Kristian on Market Street, Bacup, just after 1am on June 17, 2019. He was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.Rogers, of Greensnook Lane, Bacup, admitted causing death by careless driving while under the influence of drink or drugs.She was sentenced at Preston Crown Court on Tuesday to four-and-a-half years in prison, which was reduced to three years as a result of her early guilty plea.She was disqualified from driving for four-and-a-half years.Kristian’s mum, Paula Johnson, paid a heartfelt tribute to her only son.She said: “Kristian was my only son.