Westmoreland County

wait, the house, or was it the, what did they film of that? That was filmed in the courthouse or a jail or?

Yeah, you know, there are a couple of different places they filmed that, but the house might be Westmoreland County.

Okay.

I think I think that's where that one.

making soft cooing sounds like a baby.

The second in Westmoreland County was stranger.

A witness described a five foot charcoal gray biped that before it ran off down a ridge, executed what she called an unnatural, almost mechanical rotation of its upper body, a full torso turn that didn't move like anything she'd seen an animal do before.

Gordon has been investigating cases in that part of Pennsylvania since 1960s.

I'm a Democrat.

um and the truth of the matter is is that i think that we have an incredible bench if you look at people like andy beshear you look at people like jb pritzker um i love uh gavin personally people uh like governor shapiro in pennsylvania they're doing incredible things you look at westmoreland maryland they're running their states incredibly well and from the center left and i think that they are all leaders that we'd be very proud to have serve as president of the United States.

So that's where I think our party is.

And I also think that our party is angry, but it's not just Democrats that are angry.

Allegheny County is very rental heavy.

And there were actually there was a mild uptick in evictions in Westmoreland County.

But the study basically concludes that these programs have created, quote, a new landscape in evictions overall and made it a lot easier for people to stay in their homes.

And if any of this feels like it's not a thing that affects you, I would point you to An Oldie But a Goodie, the book Evicted by Matthew Desmond.

Additionally, Jacksonville resident Brandon Ephraim Washington faces charges for threatening witnesses, while Michelle Edwards of Cincinnati allegedly made 21 terrifying bomb threats to local county offices.

Finally, in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, 29-year-old Jacob Korber is in custody, charged with criminal homicide for the death of his mother, Kristen Hamilton.

Authorities report that Hamilton's daughter discovered her body on August 30th inside her Sewickley Township home.

Investigators say Hamilton had taken a shower and was wrapped in a towel when Korber allegedly assaulted her with his hands, feet and objects on the front porch for over an hour.

Local CBS affiliate KDKA obtained video showing Korber kneeling and surrendering to Pennsylvania State Police outside the home.

State Police Trooper Steve Lamani revealed that Korber confessed during police questioning.

Korber is being held without bail at Westmoreland County Prison with a preliminary hearing scheduled for September 14th.

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When she sneezed, oh, that's her first mistake, they both stopped and looked straight at her, prompting her to flee to the house.

Oddly enough, the very next day, another witness described an encounter with a near identical creature in Westmoreland County.

This time, it had been at the side of a rural road as a witness drove by.

She described it as being five feet in height with a dome-shaped head and dark gray hair.