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A man and woman whose bodies were uncovered by a snowplow on a remote stretch of US 395 in the eastern Sierra Nevada earlier this week have been identified as a married couple from Southern California with a criminal past. The bodies were found before dawn Monday on the shoulder of the highway by a Cal Trans snowplow driver clearing the lanes about 10 miles north of the tiny community of Bridgeport. The victims on Thursday were positively identified as William Adrian Larsen, 35, and Yesenia Larsen, 30, from Burbank, the Mono County Sheriff’s Office said in a news release.  William Larsen was reportedly involved in the disappearance of 26-year-old Jered Stefansky, from Redding, California, who vanished in June after an alleged $400,000 marijuana deal.  A Cal Trans snowplow driver on Monday discovered the bodies of William and Yesenia Larsen who had been murdered on the shoulder of US 395 outside Bridgeport, California   William Larsen has been linked to the June disappearance of Jered S

An international gang flew into the UK to carry out a burglary spree on the homes of the rich and famous including Formula 1 heiress Tamara Ecclestone, a court heard. The alleged thieves stole £26million in jewellery and cash in the 13-day blitz which also targeted footballer Frank Lampard and the billionaire owner of Leicester City. The team of eight are said to have blown some of the cash on luxury goods and champagne in the shadow of their victims’ homes in west London before fleeing Britain. The jury in the trial of a mother, son and two others accused of aiding the Italy-based gang heard how they hit the jackpot in the raid on the 55-room mansion where Miss Ecclestone and husband Jay Rutland live. They netted a £25million haul after breaking in unnoticed – with one security guard having popped out to Tesco – through the back garden of the home in Kensington’s ‘Billionaires’ Row’. The burglar alarms were turned off – leading Miss Ecclestone, who was away with her family at the time

Matt Hancock last night offered families hope on care home testing – but was told by campaigners to move much faster. The Health Secretary has vowed to ring-fence a supply of coronavirus swabs for family visitors in the run-up to Christmas. And he said a pilot scheme at 20 sites would end the need for ‘prison-style’ plastic screens and other restrictions. But care home bosses warned the trial did not go far enough or fast enough. They pleaded with ministers to roll out rapid tests to all sites immediately. Campaigners say the health of many residents in the nation’s 12,000 care homes is quickly deteriorating and they cannot wait another day to see loved ones. ‘Every day without tests is another lost opportunity for people who haven’t got long left in life to see their families,’ said Nadra Ahmed of the National Care Association. Matt Hancock last night offered families hope on care home testing – but was told by campaigners to move much faster The Health Secretary has vowed to ring-fen

Oregon's Governor has issued the strictest lockdown measures in America as the state experiences a surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations.  During a press conference on Friday, Gov. Kate Brown ordered a two-week statewide 'freeze' on businesses and gatherings - the harshest restrictions since the stay-at-home order imposed on Oregonians at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic back in March.  The freeze will start next Wednesday, November 18 and run through December 2. In Portland, which is experiencing the largest increase in cases, the freeze will be extended to four weeks.  As part of the order, all gyms will be closed, while bars and restaurants will be prohibited from providing dine-in service.  Additionally, there will be restrictions on the number of people allowed inside grocery stores and pharmacies at any one time, while all indoor and outdoor social gatherings will be limited to six people.   There will be no exemptions on social gatherings for Thanksgi

Beaming in a crown and birthday sash, care home resident Audrey celebrates turning 90 in style – and with her family by her side. She was able to spend the day surrounded by the people she loves after the bosses at her residence took it upon themselves to offer routine weekly testing to family members at the start of October. The move at the Kepplegate home in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, has enabled face-to-face visits with no need to be separated by prison-style screens.  And Audrey was able to enjoy opening her presents and sharing cake with her daughter Shelly and son-in-law Mark.  Party time: Audrey, a resident at the Kepplegate home in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire, celebrates her 90th birthday with cake brought in by her daughter Shelly Audrey, pictured at her 90th birthday party, as she was able to enjoy opening her presents and sharing cake with her daughter Shelly and son-in-law Mark The home, which has allowed indoor socially distanced visits since July, has not had a single

A 15-year-old Alabama boy has been charged as an adult with capital murder for allegedly killing five members of his family execution-style, including his infant brother, as newly released court documents have revealed that the suspect has shown no remorse for the killings.  More than a year after the September 2019 massacre that rocked the small town of Elkmont, the Limestone County Sheriff's Office last week identified Mason Wayne Sisk as the suspected killer.  Sisk, who was 14 years old when he allegedly killed his father, stepmother and three young half-siblings by shooting each of them in the head, faces one count of capital murder of two or more victims, and three counts of capital murder of a victim under the age of 14.  Mason Sisk, 15, from Alabama, has been charged as an adult with five counts of capital murder for the September 2019 killings of his family Mason is suspected of shooting in the head his father, John Sisk, 38 , and his stepmother, Mary Sisk, 35 , purportedly

This is the shocking moment seven armed men crashed their stolen pickup truck while fleeing the scene of a mugging - before carjacking a mother and her daughter after they stopped to check on their well-being. The chaotic chain of events unfolded Tuesday morning in the Buenos Aires city of Quilmes after the suspects mugged a police officer and got caught in a shootout. The gang fled the scene in a stolen Toyota Hilux pickup, but crashed into a Honda Civic at an intersection and flipped their vehicle.  The truck is seen skidding down a street before coming to a stop near a sidewalk. A surveillance camera captures the suspects climbing out of the wreckage. One of the suspects involved in the shooting with a police officer Tuesday in Buenos Aires, Argentina, lies on the ground while another walks around after their pickup truck collided with a car (pictured top right) and landed sideways Authorities are looking for seven male suspects who were involved in a shooting with a police office