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DETROIT – Police found the body of a missing 20-year-old Detroit woman. Like, it’s literally stabbing the heart,” Nelson’s cousin Carla Hardwick said. It just hurts,” Hardwick said. Her family said Nelson’s entire focus on was on taking care of her family. She was so happy to be a mom,” Hardwick said.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. – A Clinton Township woman who was healthy before contracting the coronavirus (COVID-19) said she’s been battling symptoms -- including seizures and hallucinations -- for 131 days. “I was healthy,” Nelson said. “I was completely fine.”The week prior, she had lost her sense of smell and taste, but back then, those weren’t recognized as official COVID-19 symptoms. It’s going on four months now.”Nelson said she has meticulously documented her symptoms for months. You just don’t know if you’re going to be unlucky.”Her advice to others is to follow COVID-19 safety guidelines.

DETROIT A disturbing video showing an elderly man taking punches inside a Detroit nursing home went viral on social media last week. READ: Detroit police make arrest after nursing home assault video surfacesOn Wednesday, Detroit police were investigating a second video that appeared to show Hayden beating another victim. Tuniesia Nelson was not only taken aback the first time when she saw the video of the disturbing assault on a 75-year-old man. State Rep. Leslie Love questions the decision to place Hayden in the same room with an older person to begin with. Wednesday, Love spoke before a group of other politicians where she voiced her disgust on the situation Showing the graphic video.

Tommy Richards, 49, raped and killed 10-year-old Shimika Hicks in Berrien County in 1987. He then placed her body in garbage bags and dumped it in an abandoned harbor lot. Richards was sentenced to life in prison without parole, the Herald Palladium reported. Richards expressed remorse for his crime during Thursday's hearing before Berrien County Trial Court Judge Angela Pasula. "I want you to do whatever you have to do to keep him in jail," she told Jeffrey Taylor, chief trial attorney for the Berrien County Prosecutor's Office.

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