Karmelo Anthony jurors shocked to their core over ghastly autopsy photos — and accused killer refuses to look

Karmelo Anthony jurors shocked to their core over ghastly autopsy photos — and accused killer refuses to look

Jury members gasped in horror after being shown never-before-seen photos of Austin Metcalf’s heart as Karmelo Anthony’s trial continued.

Metcalf, 17, was stabbed once in the chest. The knife pierced through his bone in the center of his chest and punctured the right side of his heart, a medical examiner testified on Saturday.

Jurors were shown a photo of the ‘gapping’ two-inch stab wound that ‘completely went through the heart wall.’

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Nearly one in 10 Toronto mortgage holders won’t qualify to refinance next year

Nearly one in 10 Toronto mortgage holders won’t qualify to refinance next year

Toronto homeowners remain some of the country’s most vulnerable borrowers, according to a recent Bank of Canada report. The new study estimates that roughly nine per cent of Torontonians with mortgages won’t qualify for refinancing next year—more than double the percentage of Canadians as a whole.

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Somalian arrested over ‘sickening’ Belfast knife attack

Somalian arrested over ‘sickening’ Belfast knife attack

A Somalian man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a knife attack in Belfast.

The suspect is in custody after a man in his 40s was taken to hospital with “significant injuries” to his face, neck and back.

Footage shared on social media appeared to show an individual pinning the man to the ground before stabbing him in the head several times.

h/t Patti Jo

In case the embed is pulled.

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Paris Leadership Accused of Provoking Christians After Church Art Protests

Paris Leadership Accused of Provoking Christians After Church Art Protests

Six people were taken into police custody after activists linked to the Catholic traditionalist movement Civitas disrupted the opening of an art installation inside a Paris church during the city’s annual Nuit Blanche festival.

The incident took place on Saturday evening at the Saint-Laurent Church, where artist Marie-Luce Nadal’s installation “Sous la peau du ciel” (Under the skin of the sky) was due to open as part of the festival’s 25th edition.

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At Canada’s biggest weapons show, the soldiers were the target

At Canada’s biggest weapons show, the soldiers were the target

Walking onto the floor of CANSEC, Canada’s largest defence show, in Ottawa late last month, one thing was impossible to miss: drones and autonomy are no longer the future of war. They are its present. Every ship, aircraft and vehicle came mounted with a rotor, a wing or a set of legs, trailing sensors. Behind them sat the consoles: fused displays of land, sea, air, space and cyber that give a commander a god’s-eye view of the battlefield and the power to point, click and send an autonomous machine to kill.

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Gaslighting GG says something stupid right out of the gate

Gaslighting GG says something stupid right out of the gate

New representative for head of state praises Canada as ‘pretty well’ perfect

And things went south from there.

Just another Carney-Con.

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Pro-China Rich Guy Neville Roy Singham Draws Growing Scrutiny Over Far-Left Activism

Pro-China Rich Guy Neville Roy Singham Draws Growing Scrutiny Over Far-Left Activism

On June 4, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new economic sanctions on several Cuban organizations and officials, specifically citing the threat of communist “influence operations” on American national security. Among other effects, the sanctions prohibit “U.S. persons” from “the making of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services by, to, or for the benefit of any blocked person and the receipt of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services from any such person.”

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When ‘BeKind’ Protesters Were Invited to Join a Clap to Remember Henry Nowak Their Nasty Core Was Revealed

When ‘BeKind’ Protesters Were Invited to Join a Clap to Remember Henry Nowak Their Nasty Core Was Revealed

As is the wont in Crowborough, yesterday a peaceful protest was held to express ongoing dismay at the placement of up to 540 illegal migrants in an open camp adjacent to the town. This was the 31st such protest and every single one has been entirely peaceful with zero arrests and zero abusive or inciteful messages or behaviour.

The anger of those who protest is directed most specifically at the Home Office, which in the last year has consistently lied about its intentions regarding the camp. Recently we have learned that officials intend to use it until 2030 when they previously stated it was a temporary arrangement for a year. Behaving in an autocratic manner they have persistently declined to engage with local councils, much less representatives of local resident and business groups.

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