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Anonymous ID: 9623d2 April 1, 2024, 12:19 p.m. No.20662703   🗄️.is 🔗kun

EXCLUSIVE Ashton Kutcher is expecting a SUBPOENA over 'good friend' Diddy's sex trafficking probe - as his wife Mila Kunis BANS him from speaking to the rapper, months after couple were slammed for supporting convicted rapist Danny Masterson

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-13253329/diddy-combs-update-ashton-kutcher-expecting-subpoena-mila-kunis.html

 

  • The actor, 46, won't be showing any public support for the hip hop mogul

  • Last year he sparked outrage when he wrote a letter in support of Danny, 48

 

Ashton Kutcher is expecting a subpoena over his 'good friend' Sean 'Diddy' Combs as part of the hip hop mogul's sex trafficking investigation - just months after he and his wife Mila Kunis were shunned for supporting convicted rapist Danny Masterson.

 

Diddy's Miami and Los Angeles mansions were raided by federal Homeland Security Investigations agents last month, while his alleged associate, Brendan Paul 25, who was accused of being his 'drug mule,' was arrested by police.

 

Diddy, 54, and Ashton, 46, have been friends for decades, but the former Punk'd host will not be commenting on the scandal, with insiders claiming his wife Mila, 40, has forbidden any contact.

 

'There is no way in hell Ashton or Mila will be showing any sort of public support for Diddy right now,' the source told DaiyMail.com exclusively. 'Regardless of Ashton's long history with him, he has distanced himself from Diddy since Cassie's lawsuit, and even more so in the wake of the new ones. 'Mila will not let Ashton be in any sort of contact. He is expecting a subpoena as they have been good friends for 20 years.'

 

In October 2023, Ashton and his wife Mila, 40, came under fire after sharing letters of support for their former That 70's Show costar Danny, in which they pleaded for the judge to show leniency to the actor before he was sentenced to 30 years. Danny, 47, had already been found guilty of raping two women when the Hollywood A-listers aired their pleas.

 

In their letters, obtained by DailyMail.com, both Ashton and Mila spoke highly of Danny, claiming he always 'treated people with decency, equality, and generosity.' Following the backlash, the couple - who got married in 2015 and share two children – posted an apology video, and Ashton stepped down as chair of his anti-child sex abuse organization.

 

Speaking to DailyMail.com, the insider added: 'Ashton and Mila have been laying super low since the Danny Masterson support and they are in no way about to get sucked into this mess. 'They are focusing on their family and their marriage and enjoying the lowkey home life right now.'

Anonymous ID: 9623d2 April 1, 2024, 12:26 p.m. No.20662726   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2733 >>2736 >>3117

Cancer on campus: Over 150 students and staff at North Carolina university are diagnosed with host of tumors - as officials find lecture halls and classrooms teeming with toxic chemicals

 

  • Over 150 cancer cases have been linked to a building at NC State University

  • Poe Hall, which held classes for 4,000 students, closed last year amid concerns

 

More than 150 students, staff and alumni have been diagnosed with cancers and other diseases linked to a university building teeming with toxins. Cases of lymphoma and thyroid and breast cancers have been reported among patients who spent time at Poe Hall, a class building at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.

 

The building closed in November 2023 amid reports of exposure to concerning levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), toxic chemicals linked to cancer. An investigation the month before found that PCB levels in five rooms were more than 38 times the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) building limit.

 

The university now faces lawsuits from the 152 patients who report falling sick with diseases linked to the toxins. Poe Hall, which held education and psychology classes for 4,000 students, was constructed in 1971, when PCBs were commonly used in industrial products like oils, insulators, and electric appliances such as TV sets, lighting, and refrigerators.

 

PCBs, including those used to build Poe Hall, were largely mass produced by agricultural giant Monsanto until they were banned in 1979 amid concerns that they harmed humans and the environment. According to the EPA, conclusive evidence has found that PCBs can cause cancer in animals, as well as harm their immune, reproductive, nervous, and endocrine systems. The agency classifies these chemicals as 'probably carcinogenic' to humans. According to the CDC, exposure to PCBs can lead to increased enzymes linked to liver damage, skin lesions, and respiratory issues. Animal studies have shown effects such as weight loss, fatty liver, thyroid damage, and cancer.

 

NC State's investigation into Poe Hall began in August 2023 when an employee issued a complaint with the Occupational Safety and Health Division of the North Carolina Department of Labor (NCDOL). The complaint 'alleged health and/or safety hazards related to Poe Hall,' according to the university's updates page for the investigation.

 

Health officials began sampling the seven-story building in October and found PCB levels more than 38 times the EPA's safe limits for construction. The building officially closed in November, and the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) recommended the university request a Health Hazard Evaluation (HHE).

 

An HHE is a federal investigation into a workplace to look for hazards such as carcinogens. However, the investigation was called off in January by NC State's general counsel, according to the CDC. Dr Dallas Shi, an official for the CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), wrote in a letter detailing the agency's inability to move forward: 'I explained that the North Carolina State University’s Office of General Counsel has asked us to stop our evaluation.'

 

'The requestor expressed concerns over a lack of communication and general distrust in management’s actions. They also expressed concern about a lack of epidemiological analysis.' 'I offered to relay these concerns to the North Carolina State University’s Office of General Counsel in a confidential manner.'

 

According to local news outlet WRAL, NC State University Chancellor Randy Woodson denied the CDC's report, with a lawyer writing: 'At no time has NC State requested that NIOSH close any HHE (Health Hazard Evaluation), and I’m reaching out to respectfully request a retraction of any statement to the contrary.'

 

Several NC state employees and students reached out the NCDHHS urging the agency to investigate. 'A wide-sweeping health assessment needs to be done to ensure students, staff, and faculty who worked and learned in Poe know how to manage their own health,' a former graduate student with noncancerous health issues wrote in an email to authorities.