6 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on Porn actors filming threesome with OnlyFans star Anna Polly admit taking drugs & booze cocktail before her balcony fall
THE three men filming a threesome with OnlyFans star Anna Polly have told cops they took drugs and booze before she fell to her death.
The adult content creator, real name Anna Beatriz Pereira Alves, died at a hotel in Nova Iguacu, near Rio de Janeiro, last Thursday.
Anna Polly died aged 27 after plunging from a hotel balconyGoogleGV’s of the Mont Blanc Apart Hotel in Nova Iguacu[/caption]
The OnlyFans star’s body was found in a courtyard at a hotel in Nova IguacuNewsflash
The 27-year-old fell from the eighth floor of the Mont Blanc Apart Hotel.
Anna, who produced adult content online, was reportedly filming a threesome scene at the hotel before her fall.
Chilling footage from the scene shows a police officer standing over a blood-covered body in the hotel courtyard.
In statements given yesterday, the three men accompanying her claimed the influencer arrived at the hotel “quite altered”, reports local outlet Band.
Brazilian police are still trying to determine whether Anna’s death was an accident or if negligence played a role.
The Baixada Fluminense Homicide Division is analysing CCTV footage to piece together the moments before her fatal fall.
Authorities say the three men were friends of Anna’s and were with her earlier that day before returning to the hotel.
About 40 minutes later, she fell to her death.
For now, police do not consider them suspects bu have not ruled out potential liability.
A spokesperson for the homicide unit previously said: “We are conducting a thorough investigation to clarify what happened.
“It’s a complex case, and we don’t rule out any possibility, from an accident to a possible crime.”
Anna’s grieving boyfriend Pedro Henrique paid tribute to his late partner on social media, also announcing details of her funeral.
He wrote: “All the information about the case is already in the hands of the police and they are investigating.
“If someone is to blame, they will pay and the culprit will be found.
“It’s so difficult without you. As the hours pass it’s starting to sink in and the hole in my heart is only getting bigger.”
Meanwhile, a friend added: “She had loads of plans, she wanted to expand her presence on social media and she always spoke enthusiastically about her future projects.
“This news has left everyone stunned.”
NewsflashAuthorities are yet to confirm an official cause of death[/caption]
Gruesome footage showed a police officer standing over a body
6 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on Would-be air traffic controller ‘denied job over diversity’ says DC crash was ‘inevitable’ after Trump blamed equality
A WOULD-BE air traffic controller who claimed he was denied a job due to diversity policies has branded the tragic Washington DC crash “inevitable”.
Andrew Brigida, 35, echoed Donald Trump as he blamed equality measures for the crash that killed 67 people on Wednesday night.
X/@Mountain States Legal FoundatioAspiring air traffic controller Andrew Brigida claimed diversity policies made Wednesday’s tragic crash ‘inevitable’[/caption]
APWreckage the collision is seen in the Potomac River near Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport[/caption]
CNNBone-chilling new footage has sharply captured the Washington DC plane crash[/caption]
Brigida is part of a class action lawsuit against the Federal Aviation Administration claiming it did not hire people like him because they didn’t match the correct “biographical profile”.
The aspiring air traffic controller claimed he scored 100 per cent in his training exam but this was supposedly not enough to secure a job.
Brigida alleged he failed a biographical questionnaire because he “didn’t fit the preferred ethnic profile”, according to The Telegraph.
The former air traffic controller candidate claimed years of diversity hiring programs at the FAA contributed to this tragedy.
Brigida – who graduated from Arizona State University in 2013 – said he was on a preferred candidate list for the aviation role until something changed during the Obama administration.
In a supposed attempt to attract more diverse candidates, the FAA replaced their skills-based test with the controversial biographical questionnaire.
Brigida claimed his dreams of becoming an air traffic controller were quashed with the newer application system.
“You want to hire the best and the brightest for this kind of job because it is a very stressful job and it can take a toll on you, age you prematurely,” he told The Telegraph.
“You want to make sure that the people that are doing it are the best.”
Brigida claimed a similar crash had not happened in the past due to luck.
“There have been plenty of stories of near miss events that have been the cause of staffing issues,” he added.
“It’s surprising that it’s gone on this long without being properly recognised by the government.”
The commander-in-chief confirmed all 67 people died after the American Airlines jet and Army helicopter collided midair and plunged into the Potomac River.
The doomed passenger flight was just 20 minutes away from landing at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Trump hit out at the Federal Aviation Administration, criticizing what he said are rules on who can work in air traffic control and government diversity efforts.
“The FAA is actively recruiting workers who suffer severe intellectual disabilities, psychiatric problems, and other mental and physical conditions under a diversity and inclusion hiring initiative spelled out on the agency’s website,” Trump alleged.
CNNNewly released footage showed the horrifying moment the aircraft and military helicopter collided[/caption]
AFPDonald Trump blamed FAA hiring policies for the shock crash[/caption]
“We have to have our smartest people… They have to be naturally talented geniuses.”
Similarly to Brigida, Trump also hit out at Barack Obama.
The President claimed Obama and Joe Biden weakened safety regulations and said former presidents were responsible for the agency’s alleged bad hiring.
Trump has not yet confirmed what caused the shocking and tragic crash – which is now America’s deadliest in 24 years.
“We do not know what led to this crash but we have some very strong opinions and ideas,” he said on Wednesday.
Surveillance footage taken from inside the airport captured the moment the plane and chopper crashedReutersEmergency personnel work near the crash site on Thursday[/caption]
President Trump addresses a mourning nation
By Georgie English, Foreign News Reporter
PRESIDENT Donald Trump started his White House address to the nation with a moments silence to honor those who died in the American Airlines crash.
Trump labelled the aviation accident a “real tragedy” as he said America is now going through an “hour or anguish”.
Following on from comments from officials at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport earlier today, Trump said he believes there are no survivors.
“This was a dark and excruciating night in our nation’s capital and in our nation’s history, and a tragedy of terrible proportions,” the new president added.
“As one nation we grieve for every precious soul that has been taken from us so suddenly.”
Trump then started to hit out at the two former leaders of the US and his Democratic rivals Joe Biden and Barack Obama.
He said: “I put safety first. Obama, Biden and the Democrats put policy first.”
Trump vowed to restore “the highest standard of air traffic” and said the US will only hire the “smartest and the brightest” going forwards.
He went on to blast the Federal Aviation Administration’s rules on who can work in air traffic control and government diversity efforts.
A reporter then asked if he was blaming part of the crash on diversity hires with Trump replying by saying he is just using “common sense”.
Speaking on the crash directly, Trump claimed the plane’s pilot did “everything right” and followed a route taken by pilots for decades.
He appeared to place some of the blame on the military helicopter saying it was going at an angle that was “unbelievably bad”. But confirmed investigations are ongoing.
6 days agoLatest NewsComments Off on Former Coronation Street star reveals new career that’s worlds away from Weatherfield – 18 years after leaving soap
ONE former star of Coronation Street has revealed a massive career shift away from the cobbles.
She last appeared in the long running ITV serial drama in 2007 and has not been seen on the soap since.
AlamySamantha Seager first appeared appeared on Coronation Street 18 years ago as part of the Morton family[/caption]
InstagramThe actress has opted for a career change away from the spotlight[/caption]
Samantha Seager, 50, first appeared in Coronation Street over fifteen years ago.
In January 2007, she made her Weatherfield debut as Jodie Morton, the new owner of Diggory Compton’s old bakery.
Now though, she has put the spotlight behind her as she embarked on her new adventure.
Taking to Instagram, she posted a stunning picture onto her story where she announced some huge career news.
Samantha was beaming as she was pictured standing in what looks like a luxury hotel in an exotic holiday location.
As the sun set behind her, she looked fresh faced as her brunette locks were left in a natural state.
The former actress wore a paisley patterned teal blue dress as she captioned the snap: “I’m a qualified yoga teacher!!!”
Humorous moments on the ITV soap came when Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) attempted to flirt with her and she labelled him as “cheesy”.
Throughout her time on the show, her character was engulfed in a feud with Cilla Battersby-Brown (Wendi Peters) who worked at the rival chip shop.
They enjoyed their arguments, especially when Cilla stated that Jodie had the body of her father, Jerry Morton, and the face of “Jabba The Hutt”.
Cilla went as far to call in an exterminator, saying that thee kebab shop was infested with rats.
She retaliated by taking Cilla’s son Chesney’s (Sam Aston) dog, Schmeichel, and kept him hidden away in the garden shed.
Her character also shared a brief romance with Lloyd Mullaney (Craig Charles), before departing the cobbles 11 months later in November 2007.
Corrie cash crisis: shock exits for 2025
ITV bosses are locked in a battle to save the cash-strapped soap.
This means that a number of stars have either been axed from or have abandoned the long-running serial drama.
Colson Smith – Craig Tinker
The character of Craig Tinker has been axed by bosses after 14 years. After he was told of the news in Autumn 2024, Colson Smith confirmed that would be written out of the show with scenes to air later this year. Craig’s on-screen mum, Beth Tinker, also left the show in the summer when actress Lisa George was written out from the role.
Sue Cleaver – Eileen Grimshaw
After 25 years playing Eileen Grimshaw, former I’m A Celebrity campmate Sue Cleaver will quit the show. The Sun on Sunday reported in January that she’s already begun to film her exit scenes. However the character will not be killed off in case Sue opts to make a return in the future.
The actress became the fifth star to leave Coronation Street in just one month. We revealed that she will bow out of the ITV soap later this year after four years on-screen. Charlotte told sources that she’s hungry to see what other opportunities await.
Away from her work, she shares two children with her partner, who has been reported to work as a Barrister.
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RexThe Morton family first appeared on the infamous ITV street in January 2007[/caption]
ITVIn one storyline, she locked Chesney’s beloved dog in the family shed as retaliation against Cilla[/caption]
Coronation Street continues on ITV1 and is available to stream on ITVX.
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