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Florida was euthanized on Friday after a passerby spotted the reptile carrying human body parts in its jaws, police said.The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office said the impressive 13-foot, 8.5-inch (or 4.23 m) alligator was observed as it swam in a canal in Largo, Fla., last week.The alligator, which was reportedly carrying part of a human torso, was removed from the water after police were alerted.Police said the alligator was “humanely killed.”The remains were also discovered by divers and removed from the waterway. The body was identified on Saturday as 41-year-old Sabrina Peckham.

Georgia after a dead body was discovered stuffed inside the trunk of a car.The body belonged to a woman who weighed approximately 70 pounds when she was found and police believe she had been “subjected to beatings and malnourishment for weeks,” according to a press release from the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office.Eric Hyun, 26; Gawom Lee, 26; Joonho Lee, 26; Juoonhyum Lee, 22; Hyunji Lee, 25, and a 15-year-old were arrested Thursday and face charges of felony murder, false imprisonment, tampering with evidence and concealing the death of another. All are being held without bond.“The accused individuals referred to themselves as belonging to ‘Soldiers of Christ,'” police wrote.During their investigation, police learned that the female victim had moved from South Korea to the U.S.

Daily Mail. Olga Leontyeva, a postwoman from Tashkent, Uzbekistan, was reportedly missing on July 26 and her body was found the next day in the elevator, the report said.

grizzly bear encounter” near Yellowstone National Park, leading park officials to close the surrounding area to other hikers, according to a statement from the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks.Though the department’s statement said the death appeared to have followed the woman’s interaction with the bear, it did not confirm her cause of death.Park officials noted that grizzly bear tracks were found at the scene, but the investigation into the woman’s death is ongoing.The woman was found Saturday morning on the Buttermilk Trail near West Yellowstone, a Montana town nestled in the Custer Gallatin National Forest just west of Yellowstone National Park. Park officials have issued an emergency closure of the Buttermilk area “for human safety.”The attack comes amid a rise in Montana’s grizzly bear population and an increase in sightings in recent years.The department put out a news release last week warning visitors that staff had confirmed grizzly bear sightings throughout the state, “particularly in areas between the Northern Continental Divide and the Great Yellowstone ecosystems.”They implored those camping and visiting parks to carry bear spray, store their food while outside and tend to their garbage.After the discovery of the deceased woman on Saturday, officials are reminding parkgoers to travel in groups and not to approach bears.Visitors can look out for signs of bears such as scat, diggings, torn-up logs and turned-over rocks, and partly consumed animal carcasses.

grizzly bear on a trail located west of Yellowstone National Park. The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks reported the incident in a statement on Sunday, revealing that the woman's body was found on a trail near West Yellowstone, a town situated in the Custer Gallatin National Forest, just to the west of Yellowstone National Park. The Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks reported that a woman was found deceased in what appeared to be a bear encounter, based on investigators' discovery of grizzly bear tracks at the scene.