Jennifer Gould

Relative Carla Douglas spoke to the media.

This marks the second time she has received such approval, sending the final decision to Governor Gavin Newsom for a high-stakes review.

The nightmare unfolded on March 23, 1998, when a 25-year-old hog bound the mouths and feet of her girls,

Antoinette, 7, Angelique, 3, and Alexandra, 2, with duct tape.

In a display of chilling depravity, she clutched each child to her chest until they suffocated inside their modest home.

Prosecutors revealed the motive was as petty as it was lethal.

Hogg allegedly believed the girls loved their grandmother more than her.

After the executions, Hogg downed a toxic cocktail of hot chocolate and painkillers in a failed suicide attempt before their grandmother discovered the bodies.

Despite pleading no contest to three counts of first-degree murder in 1999, Hogg has spent years fighting for freedom.

While seven family members supported her release during the recent hearings, other relatives continue to lead the charge against her, stating that the prospect of Hogg's freedom is, quote, like ripping the band-aid off a wound that never healed, end quote.

Although former Governor Jerry Brown blocked her release in 2018, the current board claims Hogg's therapy and self-help participation warrant her return to society.

Hogg's fate now sits on Governor Newsom's desk, with a final decision expected by late July.

If he fails to block the board's ruling within this 150-day review window—

This child killer will walk out of prison, possibly, by this fall.

And finally, he is nacho average thief.

A Florida man is in a real pickle after his spicy plan to crunch the numbers at Target went sour.

Keith Wallace, 39, was arrested in Palm Beach.

for allegedly seasoning 75 separate thefts with 99-cent taco packets.

Taco bout a bad idea.

Between July of 2025 and February of 2026, Wallace allegedly swapped pricey trading card barcodes for cheap spices, folding over $40,000 in eBay profits into his own pocket,