RareGossip: 2016

Saturday 31 December 2016

StanykeWorld: Fifa Pays Tribute To Late Stephen Keshi

StanykeWorld: Fifa Pays Tribute To Late Stephen Keshi: World football governing body, FIFA, has paid tribute to former player and coach of Nigeria, Stephen Okechukwu Keshi as they remember fal...

StanykeWorld: Report: T.I wants Tiny to drop divorce case

StanykeWorld: Report: T.I wants Tiny to drop divorce case: At least, that is what MediaTakeOut is claiming. And TMZ is also reporting something similar. Read MTO's report below and TMZ's r...

Jennifer Lopez grinds on Drake before the two share a kiss... while their new duet plays in the background.

Kissing, grinding and dancing the night away, Jennifer Lopez and Drake certainly look like a couple in a slew of new videos posted on Instagram.

The pair were seen getting close in multiple updates from a party billed as the Winter WonderLand Prom in Vegas on Thursday night.

Several of the videos came with a soundtrack featuring both J Los and Drakes vocals seemingly confirming rumours of a collaboration.

Minnesota players are seen above celebrating their 17-12 win over Washington State in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego on Tuesday. A Minnesota prosecutor announced on Friday that no criminal charges would be brought against 10 players in an alleged sexual assault case.

Ten suspended Minnesota football players will not face charges in connection with an alleged sexual assault near campus, prosecutors announced Friday after taking a second look at the case.

Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman had previously declined to charge the players in connection with the September incident that triggered suspensions, possible expulsions, talk of a bowl game boycott and questions of whether head coach Tracy Claeys should continue with the Gopher football program.

But the school's own investigation unearthed the troubling details of the female victim's sexual assault by 10 to 20 men on the team after their season-opening victory.

After reviewing that report, Freeman stood by his November decision, saying the school's investigation didn't add sufficient evidence to warrant criminal charges.

Parents in France no longer have the right to smack their children after new law comes into force – and Britain is under mounting pressure to follow suit.

Parents in France no longer have the right to beat their children after a new law banning corporal punishment came into force this week.

The move leaves Britain as one of only four countries in Europe where smacking remains a legal way of disciplining children.

The French law now defines parental authority in the Civil Code as excluding 'all cruel, degrading or humiliating treatment, including any recourse to corporal violence'.

A woman was traveling along a Michigan highway Tuesday evening with her four-month-old son in the car when police say she made an abrupt U-turn and drove into oncoming traffic, causing a fatal crash that ended two lives.
Jessica Leitner, 38, of Bay City, was pronounced dead at the scene, along with 54-year-old Ann Lynn Garske who was a passenger in a white 2017 Buick Lacrosse that was involved in the head-on collision.
Leitner's baby son, Jordan, was taken to a hospital in critical condition suffering from life-threatening injuries. The infant reportedly was not strapped into a car seat at the time of the crash.

Arizona man, is jailed for 25 years for stabbing his wife and son to death because he feared he'd given her AIDS after sleeping with prostitutes.

An Arizona man has been jailed for stabbing his wife and son to death because he feared he'd given her HIV after sleeping with prostitutes.

Eugene Maraventano, 67, was jailed for 25 years in a plea deal after confessing to the murders of his wife Janet and adult son Bryan Adam Maraventano, 27, at their home in Goodyear, Arizona, in 2013.

The married father told police he had grabbed a 14-inch kitchen knife and stabbed Janet repeatedly while she slept.

After much anticipation, Apple today released it's iOS 10.2 software update - with 72 new emoji.

The new list includes a face-palm, the long-anticipated avocado and a range of different career emoji that can be selected as either male or female.

There are 72 new emoji included in the update, which were approved by the Unicode Consortium back in June 2016, as part of the Unicode 9.0 update.

Several new hand images have been introduced, including a 'fingers crossed' emoji, and 'face-palm' character.

'No matter our differences, we are still one people': President Obama makes a plea for unity after 'noisy and divisive' election in his final Thanksgiving message.

President Obama has called for unity in his final Thanksgiving message.

He called for the American people to come together after a 'noisy, passionate and sometimes divisive campaign season'.

'No matter our differences, we are still one people. We are part of something bigger than ourselves,' he added.

When the iPhone 7 came out in September, Apple unveiled a new glossy 'Jet Black' colour, which joined the existing gold, rose gold, silver and matte black options.

And it looks like Samsung might soon be bringing out a similar new glossy black colour, in a bid to compete with its rival.

According to industry experts, Samsung will bring out the newly added hue in its Galaxy S7 in time for Christmas.

Woman overhears a family bash their gay nephew, she pays for their dinner and leaves them a message.

When a gay Texas woman, Natalie Elle Woods, overheard a family at a table while she dined at Snuffer’s Restaurant & Bar, in Addison, Texas on Nov. 11, talking about their “disgust” with their “liberal” nephew for coming out as gay, she decided to surprise them by paying for their meal.

Justin Bieber has left a fan with a split and bloodied lip after throwing a punch at him while arriving for his concert in Barcelona.

Six electors have signed an agreement to try to block Donald Trump from securing the 270 Electoral College votes needed to become president.

At least six Democratic electors have signed an agreement to try to block Donald Trump from securing the presidency with 270 Electoral College votes.

While it would be unlikely to convince 37 Republican electors to change their votes, an unusually large number of 'faithless electors' who refuse to vote for Trump could undermine the institution itself.

The woman accused of killing a Kansas woman and stealing her baby says in a jailhouse interview that the woman had agreed to give her the child but backed out of the deal at the last moment.

In a television interview in Spanish, Yesenia Sesmas told KUVN-TV of Dallas-Fort Worth that Laura Abarca-Nogueda had agreed to turn over her newborn daughter to her but reneged on the agreement.

Two prostitutes fighting over the ownership of a customer’s private part at the Liberia camp in Buduburam, Ghana, reportedly set the camp ablaze during a heated fight. The incident which occurred on Monday, about 4am, saw one of the prostitutes leaving her cigarette on her bed which ignited the fire while she was fighting with another over who will spend the night with a loyal customer.

Gerardo Mendoza was arrested on suspicion of drowning his daughter, 4, in a church's baptismal pool on Sunday

He was found naked in the church parking lot clutching his dead child

The man's partially-clothed nine-year-old son was stood next to him.

Kanye West has been taken to UCLA Medical Center for psychiatric evaluation.
According to law enforcement sources, cops responded to a call for a welfare check on Kanye around 1:20 PM PT. He wasn’t at his home at the time. Paramedics also responded and ended up transporting Kanye to the hospital by ambulance.

Kim Kardashian has been left ‘furious’ by husband Kanye West’s latest meltdown – and thinks it’s time for him to ‘grow up, stop having tantrums and be a man’, according to friends.

West’s ‘narcissistic’ behavior has proved problematic and friends tell DailyMail.com that she wants him to ‘grow up and be a man’ and be a proper source of support for her.

Tsunami warning issued after massive 7.3-magnitude earthquake strikes off Fukushima in Japan.

An earthquake of magnitude 7.3 struck early on Tuesday, local time, off the Japanese coast, some 67 km northeast of Iwaki, the U.S. Geological Survey said.

The USGS reported the depth of the quake at 10 km about 6am.

The epicentre is near Fukushima, where an earthquake in 2011 caused a nuclear plant to have a meltdown.

At least 10 people have been killed in communal clashes between Usumutong and Ediba communities in Abi Local Government Area of Cross River State. Scores from both communities also sustained serious injuries.

Dramatic footage has emerged of an A380 being violently rocked by Storm Angus as it comes into land.
The gigantic Emirates aircraft – the world’s biggest passenger plane – was filmed approaching the runway sideways at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam.
It can be seen moving sideways into the wind as part of a special 'crab' landing technique.

The hair-raising footage was captured on Sunday by Jerry Taha Productions.

Just days after telling fans at a concert that he would have voted for Donald Trump, Kanye West delivered another public screed before abruptly ending a concert in California.He then canceled his Sunday night performance in the Los Angeles area.'Tonight's show has been cancelled.

King Cairo is clearly excited about his new title as big brother.

On Saturday night, his mom Blac Chyna filmed him sweetly leaning over his sleeping newborn sister Dream Kardashian to plant a smooch on her cheek.

Non-profit's latest tax filings show donations fell 37 per cent $108million
This is compared to $172million in contributions to the group in 2014
Donations fell as the former Secretary of State left the group in April 2015
Her departure also meant revenue brought in from paid speeches plunged from $3.6million in 2014 to just $357,500
Donations to the Clinton Foundation plummeted amid Hillary Clinton's failed presidential run, it has been revealed.

It's been a long time coming! At his show last night in Sacramento, not only did he come after Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Hilary Clinton, he also attacked his former collaborator Jay Z and his wife Beyonce.

At the risk of my own success. I'll give ya'll the truth. Jay Z, I know you got killas. Please don't send them at my head. Just call me—talk to me like I man' he said.

About Beyonce, he said;
“Beyonce, I was hurt. I heard that you said you wouldn’t perform unless you won Video of the Year over me and “Hotline Bling,” he said.

Prince's siblings put aside their fight over his $300m inheritance to pay tribute to him at the AMAs.

Prince's siblings are putting their battle over his huge estate aside for a night.

They are coming together on Sunday night to pay homage to their late, great brother at the American Music Awards at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, according to TMZ.

Sources connected with Prince's estate told the website that the singer's sister, 56-year-old Tyka Nelson, has organized a trip to LA for them all.

President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin were photographed in a brief exchange in Peru amid frosty dealings over Syria.

They spoke briefly on Sunday as an economic summit got under way in Peru, in their first known conversation since Donald Trump was elected the next U.S. president.

Korea's dictator has a team of 130 doctors constantly battling heart disease and diabetes thanks to his terrible eating habits

North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un has a team of 130 top scientists battling to keep him alive, it has been revealed.

Defector Hyeong-soo Kim, Mr Kim, who fled North Korea in 2009, has said a mysterious Longevity Institute works to the sole purpose of preserving the leader's health.

At least four people are believed to have died when a medical transport plane transporting a patient crashed into a parking lot and caused multiple explosions in Elko, Nevada.

Preliminary reports indicate that all four people aboard the aircraft were killed when it crashed near a casino, grocery store and senior housing complex on Mountain City Highway on Friday evening, the Elko Free Press reported.

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‘Some people are sore losers,' Clinton mocks Trump for 'rigged' election claims and says his comments are more consistent with what dictators might say about their opponent.

Hillary Clinton ridiculed Donald Trump once again tonight for claiming the election is being ‘rigged’ to give her the win.

‘Some people are sore losers, and you know, we’ve just gotta keep going,’ she said, her Charlotte, North Carolina, crowd erupting into a ‘Hillary’ chant.

Since Trump said last Wednesday at the final presidential debate that he may not accept the results of the election if she wins, Clinton has hammered him for it, asserting at each stop that her opponent is a ‘direct threat to democracy.’

Junko Tabei, a mountaineer who reached the summit of the world’s highest peak in 1975, died of cancer on Thursday, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK. She was 35 when she reached the 29,000 foot summit of Mount Everest in 1975.
After she climbed Mount Everest, she went ahead and climbed the highest peaks in 70 countries.

Utah father, 41, arrested after he 'abandoned his 5-year-old daughter outside a college campus for hours in near-freezing temperatures'.

A Utah father was arrested after he was caught on surveillance video abandoning his five-year-old daughter on a college campus in near-freezing temperatures.

Adrian Justin Sanchez, 41, is facing a felony charge of child abuse by abandonment after leaving daughter Acelynn outside with just a few blankets.

Authorities said he took Acelynn to the Ogden Weber Applied Technology College around 5am and then walked away. Temperatures were around 39 degrees.

The Ogun State Police Command has arrested a suspected kidnapper, Odele Tosin, for allegedly masterminding the kidnap of a 12-year-old girl, Eniola Oyekanmi, in the Ketu area of Lagos.

The victim was said to have been kidnapped on Friday by the gang at the Orimerunmu area of Ketu.

Policemen from Mowe Division of the command reportedly rescued Oyekanmi around 1am on Saturday in a hotel at Mowe, Obafemi-Owode Local Government Area of the state.

A woman is living at a brothel and selling her virginity as a way to help her family in the wake of a devastating house fire.

Katherine Stone told CNN in an interview: 'People say you are suppose to do it for love. But if you think about it, I am doing it because I love my family.'

A 2014 blaze ruined the 20-year-old's family residence in Seattle - and there was no insurance so the family had to stay there, according to the news outlet.

It took just seconds for a trench on Dartmouth Street in Boston to fill with water after a pipe line burst on Friday.

Workers frantically called for help, saying two men were down in the trench and had become trapped as water filled the approximately 15-foot deep hole.

The agony of one man attempting to rescue his fellow construction worker was caught as the muddied water rushed down the road.

Firefighters arrived just moments after the line burst, but it was already too late to save the men.

Samantha Betti, who was in a nearby home when the pipe flooded the South End street, told the Boston Globe: 'It went from nothing to a flood.'

Hillary Clinton's New York campaign headquarters evacuated over a 'suspicious substance' found in letter.

Hillary Clinton’s New York campaign headquarters was evacuated on Friday evening after staffers found a 'suspicious substance' inside a letter, sources said.

Two interns at discovered the substance when they opened the letter at the Democratic presidential candidate's Manhattan office at 5pm, the New York Post reports.

The staffers then took the letter to Clinton's campaign office in Brooklyn at around 5.30pm - exposing another two people.

Woman stabs her fiance to death in Ogun state just two months prior to their wedding.

A 23 year old bride-to-be, Omolara Oluwagbemi Abosede, allegedly killed her fiancé, Sodiq Dauda on October 18, in Ijebu-Ode town of Ogun State, just two months to their wedding, after an alleged argument.

The Ogun State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Abimbola Oyeyemi, who confirmed the incident to on Friday said the suspect has been arrested on a murder charge.

Akon In Liberia To Install Electricity In Schools.

Senegalese-born hip-hop musician Akon is in Liberia to install solar electricity at two primary schools in the West African country.

It is part of his Lighting Africa project to bring electricity to 600 million people across the continent.

In this instance he has partnered up with Bridge International Academies, which, in association with other international organisations, is behind a pilot project in Liberia to run 50 government junior schools.

Davido,E-money,Hushpuppi,Others Make UK Daily Mail's list Of Rich Nigerian Kids.

Houses decked in gold, collecting Louboutins like coupons and spraying money from a GUN! Are the rich kids of Nigeria the most outrageous yet with their lavish displays of wealth?

The rich kids of Instagram never disappoint when it comes to flaunting their extreme wealth on social media.

But it's generally young people who hail from the UK, the US and Russia that are known for showing off their private jets, designer clothes and luxury holidays.

Now, however, they've got some stiff competition from the wealthiest young people in Nigeria - Africa's biggest economy - whose exploits are documented by the Richkidsnaija Instagram account.

Justin Bieber is BOOED as he scolds crowd for talking at his Manchester concert... just days after branding his fans 'obnoxious'.

He kicked off the week by telling his fans they were 'obnoxious' after they screamed throughout the entirety of his Birmingham gig.

But as Justin Bieber continued his UK leg of his Purpose world tour, the tables were turned as he found himself under fire after scolding the crowd for talking during his set.

During his Thursday night performance at Manchester Arena, the 22-year-old singer twitched with simmering rage as he told fans: 'I thought I could have a moment to say something, but if you guys want I can cut the bulls***!'

He continued: 'I’m trying to engage, but if you guys don’t want to, I’ll play the music.'

The outburst came near the end of the show after Bieber tried to tell the audience why this is his Purpose tour - 'saying ‘everyone in here has a purpose in life.'

Earlier in the show he also asked for fans to 'stay as quiet as possible' while he sang two ballads, but the screams came thick and fast as he performed Cold Water and the Love Yourself on an acoustic guitar.

MayD Engaged?

As seen on May D's instagram page.

American soldier is killed when his car is blown up by a roadside bomb in Iraq as he helped Kurdish forces in fight against ISIS.

An American soldier has died in Iraq after being blown up in his car by a roadside bomb.

The man, who has not been named, was in the town of Bashiqa, northern Iraq, working alongside Kurdish Peshmerga fighters to recapture the ISIS stronghold of Mosul.

He was killed while travelling in a vehicle by a roadside bomb, officials confirmed on Thursday.

The man was an working as an explosive ordnance disposal scientist, dismantling and disposing of bombs in the war torn region.

ISIS opens new front in the battle for Iraq: Suicide bombers attack government targets in Kirkuk to divert attention from fight to retake Mosul.

ISIS fanatics have opened up a new front in the battle for Iraq after suicide bombers attacked government targets in another city to divert attention from the fight to retake Mosul.

Militants armed with assault rifles and explosive vests attacked a compound in the northern Iraqi city of Kirkuk and killed 16 at a constructions site further north as the jihadists' grip on Mosul started to slip.

In one attack, three bombers infiltrated a power plant being built by an Iranian company near Dibis, a town about 25 miles northwest of Kirkuk.

Hours earlier, a commando of suicide bombers armed with rifles attacked multiple locations in Kirkuk, an ethnically divided city 150 miles north of Baghdad, security sources said.

A Kurdish intelligence officer said four suicide bombers attacked the main police headquarters in the city at around 3am while witnesses said dozens of armed jihadists were seen in the streets of Kirkuk.

The assaults were aimed at diverting the authorities' attention from the battle to retake the ISIS-held Mosul.

Ohio mother's confession details how she smothered her three young sons with blankets 'so they would never abuse women'.

An Ohio mother charged with suffocating her three young sons said in a recorded police interview that she smothered each boy with a blanket because she didn't want them to suffer.

Brittany Pilkington, 24, also said in her taped confession she was depressed and worried her sons would eventually become abusive toward women.

Pilkington can be heard in the recording, made in August 2015, a day after the death of her youngest son, telling officers that she was sleeping with the infant in bed and then woke up on top of him. She also was recorded saying she held a blanket over her other son's face.

You've never seen a doggy paddle like THIS! Golden retriever is an expert SURFER and takes disabled children out on the water.

A golden retriever is proving that there is more to doggy paddle than a simple swim in the sea.

Ricochet is a champion surfer who puts his talents on the board to good use by teaching disabled children how to surf.

Parents of children, suffering from a range of conditions from autism to physical impairments, have been shocked at how the dog encourages them into the sea.

A teenage boy from Columbus, Georgia, will have his right leg amputated today after a teacher allegedly body-slammed him to the floor three times, causing nerve damage.

Montravious Thomas, 13, was attending Edgewood Student Services Center on September 12 when Bryant Mosley 'had to physically restrain a student... due to behavioral issues,' a Columbus Police Department report said.

But an attorney representing Thomas and his mother says Mosley repeatedly threw the boy to the ground then sent him home without medical attention or telling his mom, The Ledger-Enquirer reported.

Thomas was attending the AIM program, which hosts children who have been temporarily removed from their regular schools due to disruptive behavior, when the incident happened.

It was his first day at the program, according to WTVM.

According to Renee Tucker, who represents Thomas and his mom Lawanda, the boy was trying to leave class to call his mom when Mosley, a behavioral specialist, stopped him.

Mosley then threw him to the floor for an 'unknown reason,' Tucker said, and did it again when the boy tried to leave again.

Tucker also claims that Eddie Powell, the assistant principal, saw the violence at one point, an that a school resource officer saw Thomas limping away but didn't help or file a report.

The attorney also says that the school talked about calling for an ambulance, but then decided against it, and that Mosley then put the boy on a bus home without calling his family.

'Doctors talked to him and his mother on Sunday and told him they were having to take his leg since they were unable to improve the flow of blood to his lower leg.

The family will be pursuing a lawsuit, Tucker said, and that early filing notices put the figure at $5million.

Tuesday 18 October 2016

A man has burned a hole in his throat after trying to eat the world's hottest chilli, a medical journal has revealed.

The 47-year-old American ate a burger smothered in a puree made of Bhut jolokia - luminous orange chillies that grow in India, also known as ghost peppers.

Within seconds, the man began to vomit.

His vomiting continued so violently that he eventually tore a hole in his esophagus.

The 47-year-old American ate a burger smothered in a puree made of Bhut jolokia - luminous chillies that grow in India, also known as ghost peppers. He ended up with a feeding tube.

It was not until he began reeling on the floor in pain that he was taken to the emergency room.

Doctors performed an abdomen and pelvic scan that revealed a build up of air, fluid and food inside his body.

Eventually he was wheeled into the operated room where surgeons discovered a 2.5cm tear in the left side of his throat.

According to the Journal of Emergency Medicine, the man was given a tube to aid his breathing for 14 days as he recovered.

He then spent another nine days in hospital before he was eventually discharged - with a feeding tube in place.

Writing in the Journal, medics said: 'This case serves as an important reminder of a potentially life- threatening surgical emergency initially interpreted as discomfort after a large spicy meal.'

Few people survive a tear in the esophagus, a medical complication known as Boerhaave syndrome.

It was first reported in 1724 by a Dutch doctor called Herman Boerhaave.

With very few typical symptoms, it is difficult to diagnose before it is too late.

After a while, sufferers commonly develop potentially fatal shocks or sepsis.

However, around a third of cases happen under unusual circumstances.

It is not clear how the ghost pepper prompted the man's esophagus to rupture - whether it was the inflammation, the retching, something else, or a combination of factors.

Ghost peppers have a Scoville rating of more than one million.

To put that in perspective: a sweet bell pepper has 0, Tabasco has 100, and Jalapeno has 2,500.

Samsung refuses to use outside labs to test its batteries: Claims self-testing could not have led to battery crisis.

Smartphone manufacturers selling their products through major US carriers all put their batteries to the test at external labs approved by the CTIA – that is, except for Samsung.

In the midst of the firm’s massive recall of the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, which is set to cost at least $5.3 billion and has been called an ‘environmental disaster,’ it has been revealed that Samsung tests its products at an in-house lab.

Though the facility is certified by the CTIA, the move makes Samsung the only such manufacturer that does not use an independent battery testing site, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

A Samsung Note 7 handset is positioned for testing in the lab (left), then later catches fire after pressure is applied to its fully charged battery (right). The testers later claimed that the same would happen to 'any phone' under these conditions.

Smartphone manufacturers selling in the US all go through one of 28 labs certified by the US wireless industry’s trade group, the CTIA, according to the report.

Other tech giants, including Apple, use third-party CTIA labs.

On Friday, Samsung said it will be making ‘significant changes’ in its quality assurance process to improve the safety of its devices.

The firm, however, did not elaborate on how this would be done.

When manufacturers test their own products rather than going through a third party, they often run the risk creating conflicts of interests, Eddie Forouzan, of the IEEE committee that developed the battery standard, tells WSJ.

Doing this, however, can help to protect company secrets and even get the product out faster.

HOW THE SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 7 HAS BEEN PLAGUED BY TROUBLE SINCE ITS LAUNCH IN AUGUST

Aug. 2 - Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 7 at a New York media event.
Aug. 19 - Samsung starts Galaxy Note 7 sales in 10 markets including United States and South Korea.
Aug. 24 - Report of a Note 7 explosion surfaces in South Korea.
Sept. 2 - Samsung announces global recall of 2.5 million Note 7 phones, citing faulty batteries.
Sept. 8 - U.S. Federal Aviation Administration advises passengers to not turn on or charge Note 7 smartphones aboard aircraft or stow them in plane cargo.
Sept. 9 - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission urges Galaxy Note 7 users to stop using their phone.
Sept. 15 - U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission formally announces recall of about 1 million Note 7 phones.
Oct. 6 - A Southwest Airlines plane in the United States evacuated due to smoke from a Note 7 device on board.
Oct. 10 - Samsung says it is adjusting Note 7 shipments for inspections, quality control due to more phones catching fire.
Oct. 11 - Samsung asks customers to stop using all Note 7 smartphones, halts production, sales and exchanges of the device globally.

Missouri man, 28, 'conned women into buying him luxury cars, including a Lamborghini, Cadillac Escalade and Corvette in scam on Plenty Of Fish dating app'.

A man in Union, Missouri, has been arrested after he allegedly convinced several women to buy him expensive cars as a part of a dating app scam.

Timothy Rossell, 28, was taken into custody on Thursday and charged with one count of impersonating a federal officer and four counts of identity theft.

Rossell was allegedly convincing women across the country to buy him cars on the dating app Plenty Of Fish.

After driving the cars for a while, Rossell would sell them and tell the women the vehicles had been stolen, KMOV reported.

Timothy Rossell, 28, of Missouri, was taken into custody on Thursday after he assumed fake identities and convinced several women to spend thousands on luxury cars for him.

The 28-year-old was living under the identity of U.S. marshal Austyn Gardner with a 27-year-old fiancee, the St Louis Post-Dispatch reported.

With his assumed identity, Rossell convinced his finacee to buy him a Cadillac Escalade, a Shelby Mustang, and a Can-Am Spyder. He also opened credit cards in her names and accumulated thousands in debt.

When the woman discovered the charges, along with federal IDs for Rossell under varying names, she confronted him.

Rossell then fled in a 2014 Lamborghini Gallardo, valued at $200,000.

The luxury vehicle had been purchased for Rossell by a 27-year-old woman in Ft Myers, Florida.

That woman knew Rossell as deputy U.S. marshal Austyn Labella and had purchased him a 2016 Chevrolet Corvette Z06, valued at $96,000, and had also loaned him $27,000 in addition to the Lamborghini.

A third woman in Pennsylvania had also fallen victim to Rossell.

All three women met the Missouri man on the Plenty Of Fish daring app.

After fleeing in the Lamborghini, police arrested Rossell in Effingham, Illinois, as he attempted to buy a bus ticket.

The car had blown a tire.

Rossell has an extensive criminal history and has assumed numerous identities.

He was previously charged with auto theft and impersonating both Pennsylvania and Missouri state law enforcement personnel in 2014.

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HOW THE SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 7 HAS BEEN PLAGUED BY TROUBLE SINCE ITS LAUNCH IN AUGUST