Update: Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick died of natural causes

https://www.politifact.com/article/2021/apr/20/update-capitol-police-officer-sicknick-died-natura/

A full autopsy found that officer Brian Sicknick suffered two strokes after the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol, with no sign that any injury or reaction to chemical irritants played a role.

Diaz told the Washington Post that there were no signs of any injury, or evidence that Sicknick had an allergic reaction to chemical irritants. Sicknick died, Diaz said, of natural causes.

Some pointed to the new information as evidence that a false narrative took root in the media to exaggerate the violence on Jan. 6.

Bill Cosby denied parole after refusing therapy

https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/americas/300319320/bill-cosby-denied-parole-after-refusing-therapy

A US Parole Board has turned down comedian Bill Cosby's petition to be released from a 10-year prison sentence for aggravated indecent assault, citing his refusal to participate in a therapy programme for sexually violent predators.

Cosby, 83, would have become eligible for parole on September 25 after completing the three-year minimum term of his sentence.

He was sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison and designated a sexually violent predator on September 25, 2018, after being convicted earlier in the year of the rape of Andrea Constand, his former friend at Temple University, in 2004.

>>13771644

dub dubs

At 83? Good odds.

Kek

>>13771762

Maintaining his innocence, ego and perhaps safer where he is at?

The past few years make no sense, yet here we are Kek Praying and Enjoying the show at its finest.

Congo volcano: Ground splits wide open as tens of thousands flee Mount Nyiragongo eruption

https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1442299/congo-volcano-eruption-nyiragongo-ground-splits-open-goma-evacuation-evg

Mount Nyiragongo sits just 7.5 miles (12km) north of Goma in eastern Congo, in the Virunga Mountains.

The city on the northern shore of Lake Kivu is home to some 670,000 people in the metropolitan area alone - although up to two million people live in the wider Goma area.

According to a team of volcanologists behind VolcanoDiscovery.com, the ground south of the volcano has risen by several centimetres since the first eruption.

The movement has been greatest in and around Goma, where fissures and cracks have split the ground wide open.

"In the meanwhile, the death toll from the eruption has increased to 32 people, most of which died by secondary causes not the lava itself.

"The lava flows destroyed 2,500 buildings including 3 medical centres."

Tens of thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate should the volcano blow again.

Streets have been flooded with people carrying their personal belongings and roads were jammed with cars trying to stay clear of the city.

Authorities announced on Thursday magma was detected under the urban area of Goma, suggesting a second eruption could be on the table.

Lt. Gen. Constant Ndima Kongba, the military governor of Congo’s North Kivu province, warned an eruption could go off at any moment.

He said: "Based on these scientific observations, we cannot currently rule out an eruption on land or under the lake.

"And this could happen with very little, or no, warning."

The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) reported on Thursday only seven people have been killed by Nyiragongo's lava flows and another five were suffocated by gas.