The pet owner is said to have been scratched on the leg by his cat after finding the feline and bringing it home.

Dmitry’s wife, Natalya, was not home at the time of the incident.

Dmitry contacted a neighbor after realizing the seriousness of his condition, informing them his life was in danger.

A police source shared with local media that Dmitry called emergency services at around 11 p.m.

When medical responders arrived at the scene, they reportedly found the 55-year-old had already passed away.

The police source said: “Around 11 p.m., a man called 112 to report that his friend was bleeding from his leg due to a torn vein.

“The doctors who arrived only confirmed the man’s death, which the police received a telephone message about.”

The unnamed neighbor who provided first aid to Dmitry claims the medical team took a long time to arrive. Natalya confirmed this information to local media, reports the Mirror.

She also described the cat, Styopka, as a generally harmless and kind animal that enjoyed wandering outdoors.

Dmitry reportedly suffered from diabetes and a blood clotting disorder, which rendered him particularly vulnerable to excessive bleeding.

Blood.co.uk says: “Blood clotting, also called coagulation, is an important process that reduces bleeding when we are injured. It happens whenever a blood vessel is damaged, whether the injury is a scratch on the skin or something more serious.

“Injury triggers a reaction in the blood vessel and activates platelets (specialized blood cell fragments) and clotting factors (specific proteins) in the blood, which work together to slow and stop the bleeding. A clot is formed over the damaged area, which the body will naturally dissolve when the injury has healed.”

The fate of Styopka remains unclear as local authorities conduct further investigations into the case.

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Who Kim Kardashian’s ‘new boyfriend’ is after fans left baffled over one detail

An insider has revealed why the Skims founder’s new flame ‘isn’t in the public eye’

Fans of Kim Kardashian have been sent into overdrive after reports of a new alleged ‘new boyfriend’ have come to the surface.

According to an insider, the 44-year-old reality TV star has reportedly ‘started dating someone new’ and is ‘keeping it very under wraps’.

The privacy around her supposed new beau clearly surprised fans, given that the ins and outs of her and the whole Kar-Jen family’s life has been in the public eye for years now.

“She’s said the next person she dates will be someone who isn’t famous,” the insider told Us Weekly, who also added that the Skims founder – who reportedly split with American footballer Odell Beckham Jr eight months back – became ’empowered’ by ‘staying single for so long’.

Fans were clearly baffled by the new reports, however, with one writing: “What do you mean she’s keeping it private?? Her whole life is literally on TV!”

A second then echoed: “If it’s being kept private, how come we know about it then? It can’t be that private.”

“Why not just go date someone and keep it private? We don’t need to know you want to keep it private,” piped up a third.

But, who is this alleged new flame and what do we know about him so far?

Well, according to Page Six, Kim is now seeing a real estate investor who ‘isn’t in the public eye’.

While she isn’t yet in a ‘committed relationship’, the source did confirm she is dating ‘somebody new’, the publication further reports.

“[Kardashian] is dating a few people at the moment,” the insider went on to claim, before revealing where Kim met this mystery man.

“She met the entrepreneur through mutual friends.”

According to the outlet’s source, the investor is ‘not the first person she’s dated since her split from Odell’.

Since the split, they claimed that Kim’s friends and sisters ‘have tried setting her up’ with people in their inner circle.

“She’s been on a few dates here and there,” they continued, explaining that her relationship with the real estate investor is ‘nothing serious’ at this current point in time.

With that said though, Kim is apparently still ‘hesitant to reveal too much information about him because that has backfired in the past’.

Sharing their verdicts on the star’s new approach to dating, the insider rounded off: “It’s not that she’s against dating somebody famous, but this person isn’t in the public eye and she wants to respect their privacy.

“Things aren’t that serious so she’s keeping her options available but she’s open to seeing where things go.”

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A brand new film based on a true story has dropped on Netflix and fans say it’s a ‘must-watch.’

One viewer pens: “Must-watch cinema.”

Another adds: “What a hard-hitting movie.”

“What a masterpiece! Loved it,” shares a third.

Somebody else writes: “Tears after watching the full movie.”

It’s also receiving acclaim from critics and has been described as a ‘cinematic portrayal of brutal struggle.’

Joanne Laurier wrote for the World Socialist Web Site: “The filmmakers in this case have confronted an immense injustice and tragedy of our time head-on and deserve full credit.”

Film Companion‘s Anupama Chopra said: “There is such ambition and artistry in it.”

“The movie doesn’t just focus on the physical survival but also on emotional journey, resilience, and adaptation,” commended Sunandhini Radhakrishnan in Random Whys.

The film has also scored an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score of 88% and 7.1/10 on IMDb.

Directed by Blessy, the well-received title stars Prithviraj Sukumaran, an Indian actor, producer, and director who primarily works in Malayalam cinema.

It’s an adaptation of Benyamin’s best-selling 2008 novel ‘Aadujeevitham,’ based on the real-life story of Najeeb Muhammed (played by Sukumaran), a Malayali immigrant laborer in the Gulf.

The film’s synopsis reads: “Indian migrant worker Najeeb Muhammed goes to Saudi Arabia to earn money to send back home, but he finds himself living a slave-like existence herding goats in the middle of the desert.”

The director said: “I knew all the events in the story. That was how much people were talking about it, especially in the film industry. Even then, it blew me away.

“A standout feature of this story is this diffusion of identities between man and animal – this one man slowly losing his identity as a species, as a human, and becoming one among the animals. I had never read anything like it.”

But making the survival drama wasn’t smooth sailing as budget constraints prevented the title from progressing and it eventually found itself in development hell.

Development hell, also known as development purgatory and development limbo, is media and software jargon that summarizes a project that remains in the early stages of development for a long period due to legal, technical, or artistic challenges.

Many of these projects are abandoned by the involved parties and are never produced.

Yet miraculously, The Goat Life was an exception to this fate.

Although the film’s crew faced setbacks due to COVID-19 and became stranded in Jordan for 70 days, the title was eventually released worldwide on March 28, 2024.

Alongside positive reviews from critics, The Goat Life is now the third highest-grossing Malayalam film of all time and one of the highest-grossing Indian films of 2024.

The film, which has sparked outrage for its depiction of the Saudi Arabian labor system, was initially banned in GCC (Gulf Cooperation Council) countries apart from UAE, however, this ban was subsequently lifted in all countries apart from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. The novel was previously banned in the same countries.

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A little boy found dead in the boot of a car in regional Victoria had been attending a traditional Christmas catch-up with his family at a friend’s house.

The 10-year-old is understood to have taken the keys and climbed into the boot of the car parked on Gange Street at Mooroopna, 180km north of Melbourne, at 3.30pm on Sunday.

The owner of that house, who did not wish to be named, told Daily Mail Australia her family had routinely gathered with her friend’s family at her home.

On Monday, the Gange Street property continued to resemble a children’s playground, with swings, slides and a cubby house among a treasure trove of play equipment visible in the front yard.

Two toddlers continued to play in the yard where just a day earlier their little mate met his tragic demise.

The woman said her friend was too distraught to speak about what had happened and had asked to be left alone.

She refused to speculate if the boy became stuck in the boot while playing hide and seek with her children.

‘Yeah, well, it’s not something I can talk about. She’s told me to say nothing,’ the woman said.

‘I’m trying to respect her. It was just a tragic accident. It’s just horrible.’

Although gagged from speaking, the woman said it was important for people to know that her friend had done nothing wrong.

‘If it was my child I would talk. I would tell you what I know because I would hate for anyone to ever think the worst of someone who does their best for their child,’ she said.

‘It was a freak accident. It was the worst … the weather didn’t help.’

Temperatures soared to 35C in the region on Sunday and hit 40C on Monday.

Victoria Police has confirmed the incident is not being treated as anything more than a tragic accident, with a report to be prepared for the Coroner.

The woman said she would now be forever tormented by the once idyllic view of her children’s playground.

‘This is my home. It happened here and now I have to see this horrible scene everyday in my head, that’s the worst part,’ she said.

The woman said it was not uncommon for her friend to visit her at her home on weekends.

‘It’s what we always do,’ she said.

It is understood the child’s mother had been resting when she later discovered her keys were missing.

She went to the car and discovered the child had died from a cardiac arrest after he became trapped for a ‘few hours’, the Herald Sun reported.

The boy had enjoyed a keen interest in cars.

A resident said they heard screams coming from down the street and went to rush to help.

‘Don’t go over there,’ another neighbour told them.

A second resident said they had been told the boy had been in the boot for a ‘few hours’.

Another local described the scene as ‘very sad’.

‘Kids in cars is not a good mix,’ they said.

An Ambulance Victoria spokesman said the child likely died from a cardiac event.

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Benjamin Williams has been charged with first-degree murder concerning the killing three years ago

Warning: This article contains discussion of domestic violence and child abuse which some readers may find distressing.

A suspect in a three-year-old murder case has been caught with the help of a TikTok video which featured his picture.

Benjamin Robert “Bambi” Williams was arrested by US Marshals in Mexico City earlier this month in connection with the death of Joana Peca in St. Petersburg, Florida on July 31, 2021.

Joana had been holding her four-month-old baby boy in her arms in the driver’s seat of her parked van when she was allegedly approached by her ex-boyfriend, Williams, at a cemetery.

Williams was the father of the four-month-old, police said. Joana’s older son, who was four years old at the time, was sat in the backseat of the van.

The children’s presence did not stop the shooter, and Joana was shot in the face and killed.

Later, Joana’s mom, Eleni Peca told interviewers that the four-year-old had described trying to ‘clean blood’ off his mom’s face.

“She had a lot of blood coming out and I couldn’t help my mommy,” the young boy had said.

Williams vanished after Joana was shot, and years went by with no sign of the suspect. However, that changed after a TikTok user in Mexico saw a video about the case on November 27.

The video had been posted by true-crime TikToker, Jasmeen Alexander, 10 days after the shooting initially took place, and featured news coverage of the killing from the time as well as photo of Williams. It detailed the search for the suspect, and received hundreds of shares on the platform.

Despite being three years old, the user in Mexico found the video last month and recognized Williams, who had been living under a fake name.

They tipped off the US Embassy and Crime Stoppers to his whereabouts, saying he was living in Mexico City.

Following the tip, Williams was arrested and extradited to the US.

TikToker Jasmeen spoke out after news of Williams’ arrest, according to CNN, saying: “When it comes to social media, your video can hit at any point of time.

“My heart goes out to these kids, and my heart goes out to her (Peca’s) mother, because she’s been trying to get justice since 2021. I’m hoping this (arrest) can bring some kind of closure to the family.”

Police have alleged Williams persuaded Joana to meet him at the cemetery so he could see his son, and that upon arrival he walked up to the car and shot several times.

Williams, now 41, has been charged with first-degree murder and two counts of child abuse and is being held without bond in the Pinellas County Jail.

Joana’s mother, who now has custody of her two grandchildren, described feeling a ‘combination of happiness and pain’ after hearing of his arrest.

“Benjamin Williams decided to take the life of my only child in front of those kids,” Peca told reporters. “Benjamin Williams’ freedom is over.”

If you are experiencing domestic violence, please know that you are not alone. You can talk in confidence 24 hours a day to the national domestic violence helpline on 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) 24/7. You can find a list of local resources here.

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Chris Rock has likened the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson to that of a drug hit.

The comedian shocked Saturday Night Live viewers as he quipped about trending news – opening up with a dig at Diddy, real name Sean Combs, who awaits trial having been charged with racketeering and sex trafficking by force, fraud or coercion.

A 14-page federal indictment accuses the rapper of organizing events known as ‘freak offs’, while during a raid on one of the rapper’s properties earlier this year, prosecutors claimed that Homeland Security found 1,000 bottles of baby oil and lube at his home.

“It’s so hard just getting in the building tonight, so much security. My God, my God, I had to walk by a bunch of baby oil sniffing dogs. It was insane!” joked the comedian.

He then went on to talk about Luigi Mangione, the suspected gunman prosecutors allege killed healthcare boss Thompson in cold blood while he walked the streets of New York City on December 4.

Mangione was taken into custody in Altoona, Pennsylvania, on gun charges, but was later charged by New York investigators with murder, possession of a loaded firearm, possession of a forged instrument, and criminal possession of a weapon.

Rock continued: “Everybody’s worried, everybody’s worried. I mean, we got Luigi. We got Luigi you know, and that’s good.

“I really feel sorry for the for the family. I mean, everybody’s fixated on how good looking this guy looks – if he look like Jonah Hill no one would care. They’d already have given him the chair already… he’d be dead.

“Okay, but he actually killed a man. A man? A man with a family. A man with kids, man. I mean, I have condolences. I have real condolences for, you know, the healthcare CEO. I mean, this is a real person, you know?”

The 59-year-old went on: “But you also got to go. You know, sometimes drug dealers get shot. Alright? I mean, you’ve seen The Wire, right?”

Yes, he actually gave that five-word response – ‘sometimes drug dealers get shot’, pretty savage, and the comedian’s set left viewers in the audience and at home gasping… although some apparently agreed with him.

Taking to Reddit one user wrote: “LOL. That CEO was more like a drug stealer. Denying people drugs they paid to receive, and Chris Rock is right. If you steal money that people gave you to cover the cost of drugs … your kneecaps are going to be…. Well … Nevermind.”

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