Ben Townsend, “When Brushes with Death Came in Three,”
Beyond Reality (New York), no. 35,
Jan./Feb. 1979, pp. 28-31, 52.
“Experienced newsmen know that
notable events – especially deaths and calamities – come in threes.”
The Sun [UK]
13 December 2019
GOOD WREATH! Man notices
Co-op Christmas wreath has a funny smell – and finds SNAKE inside
A BAFFLED dad noticed some scaly bulges in his
Christmas wreath and was horrified to discover it contained a dead snake. Karl
Gaskell, 43, and his wife Nicki, 40, bought the natural decoration - made from
branches and tightly bound straw - from a supermarket to hang on their front
door. […] “I panicked because I thought - 'what if it was from China?' I
suddenly thought if it had come from Asia somehow, poisonous snakes remain
poisonous long after they've died.” […] [Gaskell sent a photo to the Natural
History Museum, which informed him that the specimen was a harmless British
grass snake.]
WDJT-TV [Milwaukee, WI]
11 December 2019
Menomonee Falls police
detective sues Dunkin' Donuts after employee spit in coffee
MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. (CBS 58) -- A Menomonee Falls
police detective is suing Dunkin' Donuts because an employee spit in his drink.
The employee, Brian Colon, admits he did in fact spit in Andrew Martin's coffee
in December 2017. […]
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