Bra packed with sedatives to steal from men

Bra packed with sedatives to steal from men

Detectives say at least one man died at the hands of Veronica Palmez after she spiked his drink.

The 35-year-old woman from Madrid has denied ever having known the 59-year-old man who died and claims she simply wanted to put her victims to sleep in order to steal their wallets. ‘We believe she targeted married men who were then too embarrassed to report what happened,’ said a police spokesman. 'We believe there are many more cases of people who woke up with a sore head and relieved of their possessions who did not report it.

'And in one case we believe a 59-year-old man who was one of the victims did not wake up at all.'

Police said she had changed her appearance with various wigs for different victims and always had four of the bright blue liquid filled sachets at any one time in her bra.

Couple's babies born 8/8/8, 9/9/9, 10/10/10

The family from Rockford, Mich., first got the attention of their hometown news media, but have since gone national — including an appearance Saturday on NBC's "TODAY" show."I thought it was neat numbers, something fun for the kids on their driver’s license – oh, your birthday has rhyming numbers," Barbie Soper said on TODAY.

"When the third one came around and it did end up on 10/10/10, I was surprised and I was happy because then the little one wouldn’t be left out."So is 11/11/11 in the cards? Both Sopers are quick to say n

Lap dance awarded a man $650,000

A Palm Beach, Fla., man has been awarded $650,000 after he sued a local nightclub where he was injured by a stripper's shoe during a lap dance.

Michael Ireland was getting a lap dance at Cheetah Club in West Palm Beach in 2008 when the woman's heel poked him in the eye, NBC Miami reported Thursday. The heel punctured Ireland's eye socket and broke bones around his eye and nose. Ireland, a roofer, has experienced double vision ever since, lawyer Lake Lytal told the Palm Beach Post. "When this case was first filed, many people criticized it simply because it occurred at a strip club," Lytal told the media after the settlement was reached Thursday. "But we feel the $650,000 settlement goes to show that this was a serious case with serious injuries."

Nice Thief steals laptop, sends victim backup data

A professor at Umea University in northern Sweden had his laptop stolen but was completely surprised when the thief mailed him back the computer's contents on a memory stick.

"This story makes me feel hope for humanity," the professor, who wished to remain anonymous, told local paper Vasterbottens-Kuriren.The professor left his bag in the stairwell of his apartment complex while he went to the laundry room. When he came back the bag and all of its contents — including his wallet, datebook and laptop were gone.After reporting the theft to police, the professor returned to his apartment to find his bag and its contents — except for the laptop — back at the stairwell.A week later he received an envelope in the mail containing a USB memory stick that had all the files and documents from his laptop, which would have taken the culprit hours to copy and paste.The laptop, as well as the professor's library card, has yet to be returned."Perhaps the thief needs to improve him or herself," he told the paper.

Facebook pic saves toddler Eye

A two-year-old girl's life had been saved when a family friend noticed that she had eye cancer by looking at a photo of her on Facebook.British paper The Daily Mail reports that nurse Nicola Sharp was looking through photos of her friend Michele Freeman on the social networking site and saw something off about an image of her daughter, Grace.A flash photo of her showed a white pupil in her left eye while the other eye had the normal "red eye" effect. Sharp, who has worked in pediatrics for more than two decades, concluded that the toddler had eye cancer and contacted Freeman. Grace was later diagnosed with retinoblastoma and it was discovered that she had lost all of her sight in her left eye.Doctors told the mom that her child could have died had the cancer spread. Grace has been treated and goes for regular check-ups to monitor her condition