Charlotte Gallagher
đ€ SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Kili-kahvimaria-energiajuoma on tÀynnÀ luonnollista energiaa. Unohda teolliset tÀrinet ja maista mehukkaan raikkaat kilimaut. Vadelma, jusu-sitruuna ja mango-ananas. LöydÀt Kili-kahvimaria-energiajuomat nyt kaikista S-ryhmÀn kaupoista. Kili. Luonnollinen piristejÀ.
No, miten meni pÀivÀ? Ihan hyvin. MitÀ sÀ laitoit siihen leivÀn pÀÀlle? MÀ laitoin tÀmmöisen yhden elÀmyksen ja sit pari lahjakorttia. Maista. Vaasan Klub. Osta Vaasan tuotteita, kerÀ pisteitÀ ja lunasta palkintoja. Pendolino Plus-juna kiihdytti asemalta. HytissÀ Mikko hymyili uudelle kollegalleen. Ilmassa oli alkavan työystÀvyyden tuntua, jota varjosti vain kalvava epÀilys. Oliko työkaverin nimi sittenkÀÀn se, millÀ Mikko oli hÀntÀ koko ajan kutsunut?
Vajotakko maanrakoon, vaihtaa junaa vai jopa työpaikkaa? Kaikkia ongelmia ei VRn yrityslippukaan ratkaise, mutta se joustaa, jotta työmatkoilla olisi vÀhemmÀn muredittavaa. VR. YhteisellÀ matkalla. TÀyden palvelun rengas liikentÀÀ. Lapin kumi, Lapin kumi. On yllÀttÀvÀn lÀhellÀ. Lapin kumi, Lapin kumi. On sulla henkilö tai pakettiauto.
Unregulated paraffin prices mean the poor are exposed to the full impact of market-driven energy prices. With winter approaching, calls have been made to soften the blow by introducing subsidies to help the country's poor households. Zanelle Sabela is the spokesperson of the Trade Union Federation KOSATU. The people that use paraffin.
Ne ovat ne, jotka tarvitsevat suurin piirtein rajoituksia, koska nÀmÀ olisivat ihmisiÀ, joilla tietysti tÀllÀ hetkellÀ ei ole vielÀ elÀkehitystÀ. Joulu ei vain ajatellut, ettÀ suurin piirtein rajoitukset tarvitaan ihmisille, jotka ovat pahimmillaan pahimmillaan. Kaikki on vÀhentynyt.
Taxi, taxi fare will go up. Food prices, well, you know, obviously there's a ripple effect. And now to find that the poorest of the poor will be paying the highest increase, no relief for them. We do think this is a big oversight from government. And it is quite sad because that makes us think that this economy of ours is just not geared for poor people. And that's really sad.
Autoriteet ovat sanoneet, ettÀ he kÀsittelevÀt asioita, joilla on vahvistettava kuluttajia ekonomisen kohdalla ja vahvistaa vahvistettavaa energiakostoa. Nomsa Maseko.
This defendant walked among us, play-acting as a normal suburban dad, when in reality all along he was obsessively targeting innocent women for death. He identified these women, lured them into Nassau County, murdered them and left their bodies in Suffolk County. He thought that by killing them he could silence them forever and get away with murder. But he was wrong.
Our global affairs reporter Paul Moss has been telling me more about the case. This story stretches a long way back. It really begins in November 1993, when the body of a 28-year-old woman, Sandra Costillo, was found on Long Island. For those who don't know, that's a 200-kilometre stretch of land off the coast of Manhattan, New York. She was from Trinidad and Tobago, and police thought she'd been killed just a couple of days before her body was found.
Seven years later, the remains of another woman was found. She'd been working as an escort, and apologies for the gruesome details, but her body parts were found in different places. And then these corpses just kept turning up with no sign about who was responsible. They included four women who were found in one month in December 2010. One woman did manage to call the police, telling them that somebody was trying to kill her, but then there was silence.
She simply vanished. Her body wasn't found until 18 months later. The thing was that nothing apparently connected these women, so there was no obvious motive behind their murder. Tell us about the police investigation, because a lot of the families of these women have criticized it.
They have. I mean, one thing they've suggested is that because some of these women had worked as escorts, the police weren't taking the killings too seriously. The police, I should say, have denied this. There was huge publicity. A major investigation was launched. The FBI was brought in, but they just didn't get anywhere.
Things seemed to have changed in 2022 when a new district attorney was appointed in the area. He met with the families of the victims and he said this is going to be a priority. And eventually they managed to link a local architect Rex Hoyerman to a van which had been seen by one witness.
He then linked DNA found at the scene to him and finally they checked his computer and found out, guess what, he'd been looking at extremely violent pornography. Finally in 2023 the 67-year-old man was arrested.
This man was living kind of an outwardly normal life. He was married, he had children, he had a job, and no one seemed to know what he was up to. It is one of those clichés, isn't it, where someone's accused or now pleaded guilty to something appalling like this, and everyone says he was just an unassuming man. He denied any involvement in any of these killings right up until Wednesday, when, to everyone's surprise, he admitted to the seven murders he was charged with,
And interestingly, he then admitted to an eighth killing, which he hadn't even been charged with. Now, I think it's safe to say that he will be spending the rest of his life in prison. He has apparently volunteered to take part in something called the FBI Behavior Analysis Unit. So I suppose it's possible they may learn something about what made this man kill so many women. That was Paul Moss.
This was a very emotional hearing. I was sitting in court just behind the Perry family at the other side of the room, Jasmin Sanger, who was sobbing uncontrollably at times, especially when those family members addressed the court. We heard from Matthew Perry's stepmother and his stepfather, who described and used these words, the daily grinding experience.
...sadness and sorrow that the family felt on losing Matthew. Killed by a drug, supplied by a woman that prosecutors have dubbed the ketamine queen.
Moments before hearing her sentence, a tearful Jasmin Sangha addressed the court. She admitted that her poor decisions had shattered people's lives. She said she was deeply ashamed and sorry. The 42-year-old was arrested in 2024, a year after Matthew Perry's death. Prosecutors said she'd been running what they called a drug emporium from her home in North Hollywood â
jÀrjestÀmÀllÀ rauhoja rauhojen ja hyvin liittyvien asiakkaiden kanssa, kuten yksi televisiossa suurimmista komikin aktoreista. Matthew Perry tuli kaupungin nimiin Chandler Bing, yksityiskohtainen, joskus sarkastinen ystÀvÀ yksi suurimmista sitkomista koko ajan. MinÀ menin tuohon tannin paikkaan, jota isÀsi suosittiin. Oli se paikka Jumalan?