Natalie Renee Siegrist, 16, of Fort Recovery, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, July 20, 2025.

John Teply and Vickie Hulstrand, both 41 and residents of Corona, California, tragically lost their lives in a devastating crash involving a motorcycle and a Tesla on Sunday, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The fatal collision occurred just before noon in the 23500 block of Knabe Road.

The Riverside County Coroner’s Bureau confirmed their identities after notifying their families. Though officials believe the pair were riding the motorcycle, the CHP has not yet officially verified that detail. At this time, there is no word on whether anyone else was injured in the incident.

Witnesses told CHP that the force of the crash caused one of the vehicles to veer off the roadway and down an embankment. The impact sparked a fire, which bystanders quickly extinguished before it could cause additional harm or spread further.

The cause of the crash is still under investigation. Authorities have not released details regarding how the crash unfolded or who may have been at fault. Investigators are examining factors such as vehicle speed, possible driver impairment, distraction, and road conditions.

Emergency crews responded swiftly to the scene, including law enforcement, firefighters, and paramedics. Sadly, both Teply and Hulstrand were pronounced dead at the scene due to the severity of their injuries.

Their sudden and tragic deaths have sent shockwaves through the Corona community, with many expressing grief and concern over roadway safety. The incident has renewed calls for heightened caution on local roads, particularly in areas known for dangerous driving conditions.

The CHP is urging anyone with information about the crash—including witnesses or those with dashcam or security footage—to come forward as the investigation continues. Officials are committed to piecing together the full circumstances to bring clarity and closure to the victims’ families.

John Teply and Vickie Hulstrand are remembered as beloved members of their community, whose lives were cut short far too soon.

Dejay Handy Obituary, Death – Authorities have identified the victim of a fatal weekend shooting at the Lake Charles Seawall as 26-year-old Trakeyvan Dejay Handy.

The Lake Charles Police Department responded to the scene at approximately 6 a.m. on July 20, where they found Handy deceased from a gunshot wound near the Lake Charles Event Center, according to LCPD Deputy Chief Kevin Kirkum.

While the investigation is still in its early stages, LCPD Chief Shawn Caldwell emphasized that there is currently no indication of an ongoing threat to the public. Authorities believe the incident stemmed from a dispute among a small group of individuals.

“We believe multiple people witnessed what happened at the Seawall,” said Chief Caldwell. “We’re urging anyone with information to come forward—your cooperation could bring much-needed closure to Mr. Handy’s family.”

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Lake Charles Police at 337-491-1311 or submit an anonymous tip through the department’s mobile app.

Brian J. Diguez Obituary, Death – Authorities have confirmed the death of an inmate at Folsom State Prison following a suspected assault involving two fellow inmates, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR).

The incident took place in the prison’s dayroom around 6:30 p.m. on Friday, when 34-year-old Brian J. Diguez was reportedly attacked by two other inmates. Correctional staff quickly responded, separating the individuals involved and beginning life-saving measures. Despite these efforts, Diguez was pronounced dead at 7:09 p.m. by the Folsom Fire Department after being moved to the facility’s triage and treatment area.

Diguez had been incarcerated since July 25, 2016, after being convicted in Los Angeles County for voluntary manslaughter, along with a sentencing enhancement under the Street Gang Act. He was serving a 21-year term.

Prison staff recovered two inmate-made weapons at the scene. The suspects in the assault have been identified as 48-year-old Boris Bonilla and 32-year-old Carlos J. Duran. Both men were immediately moved to restricted housing pending further investigation. Bonilla, also from Los Angeles County, is serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole for first-degree murder and associated enhancements. Duran, from Santa Clara County, is serving a two-year sentence for a parole violation connected to vehicle theft, and he has prior theft-related convictions.

No other injuries were reported as a result of the incident.

In response, CDCR officials temporarily restricted movement in the affected area of the prison to assist the ongoing investigation. The prison’s Investigative Services Unit is leading the inquiry in collaboration with the Sacramento County District Attorney’s Office and the county coroner.

The Newberry County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim of a fatal crash that occurred on Saturday. Coroner Laura Kneece confirmed that 48-year-old Marisela Gaither, a Winnsboro resident, lost her life in the collision on the 300 block of St. Phillips Church Road in Newberry County.

Emergency responders arrived at the scene, but authorities have not yet released additional information about how the crash happened or whether other vehicles or individuals were involved.

An autopsy is scheduled for later this week to determine the exact cause of Gaither’s death. This examination may also provide further insight into the circumstances surrounding the accident.

The investigation is ongoing and being conducted jointly by the Newberry County Coroner’s Office and the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Officials are actively working to gather more information and piece together what led to this tragic incident.

No updates have been provided regarding possible contributing factors such as weather conditions, road status, or the involvement of drugs or alcohol. Investigators are focusing on a thorough review of the facts before drawing any conclusions.

Anyone with information related to the crash is urged to contact the Newberry County Coroner’s Office or the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa — Cambria County Coroner Jeff Lees has released the names of the two individuals killed in a devastating single-vehicle crash Sunday morning in Summerhill Township.

According to Lees, 21-year-old Ian Viscusi of Portage and 16-year-old Breyona Neff of Bon Air were both pronounced dead at the scene after their pickup truck collided with a telephone pole along the 2800 block of Portage Street. The crash occurred just before 11:30 a.m. on July 20.

Authorities say the truck was traveling southbound on Route 53 at a high rate of speed when the driver, later identified as Viscusi, lost control of the vehicle. The truck veered off the road and struck a telephone pole with significant force. Both victims sustained multiple blunt force trauma injuries and were found heavily entrapped in the wreckage.

Emergency crews from the Beaverdale and Portage Fire Departments responded and assisted the coroner’s office in recovering the victims.

Neff, a rising junior at Conemaugh Valley School District, was remembered by school officials as a bright and promising student. In a statement issued to the community, the district expressed its deep sorrow and noted that support services would be made available for students and staff affected by her loss.

Toxicology results for Mr. Viscusi are still pending as the investigation into the crash continues. Officials have not yet determined if impairment or other contributing factors played a role in the collision.

Due to the severity of the accident, Portage Street remained closed for an extended period as authorities worked the scene.

The tragic incident has left both the Portage and Bon Air communities grieving the sudden loss of two young lives. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Brian Turner, 47, of Somerset, Kentucky, tragically passed away on Saturday, July 19, following a suspected drug overdose while in law enforcement custody, according to the Kentucky State Police.

Turner was taken into custody on Friday at a residence on Kentucky Route 1676 during the execution of an arrest warrant by the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, in coordination with the U.S. Marshals Service. The specific details of the warrant have not been made public.

State police reported that, prior to his arrest, Turner ingested a large amount of suspected methamphetamine. Emergency medical personnel were immediately called to the scene, and Turner was transported to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, where he died the following day.

An autopsy was performed on Monday, and preliminary findings suggest that methamphetamine ingestion contributed to his death. A full toxicology report is still pending.

The Kentucky State Police are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding Turner’s death.

Pradesh Ragunauth, 46, tragically passed away on Sunday night, July 20, after being found unresponsive in a backyard pool on Cedar Avenue in Wolcott, Connecticut.

Wolcott police responded to a report of an accidental drowning at a residence on the 70 block of Cedar Avenue shortly after 11:15 p.m., according to Deputy Police Chief Sara Carrillo. Upon arrival, officers found Mr. Ragunauth in the pool, unresponsive. He was pulled from the water, and CPR was immediately performed by emergency responders.

“Unfortunately, Mr. Ragunauth passed away,” Carrillo confirmed. The circumstances surrounding the incident are currently under investigation.

His death is the most recent in a string of tragic water-related incidents across the state. Just days earlier, a young boy who was pulled from Indian Well State Park in Shelton died, according to officials with the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. In Fairfield, a 2-year-old boy was recently resuscitated after a near-drowning but, according to his family, is not expected to survive.

The sudden loss of Pradesh Ragunauth has left his family and community mourning a life cut short far too soon. Loved ones remember him as a kind and gentle soul whose presence brought warmth to those around him.

As police continue to investigate the exact circumstances of the incident, authorities are reminding the public of the importance of water safety, particularly during the summer months when such accidents are more common.

Funeral arrangements for Mr. Ragunauth have not yet been publicly announced.

Deandre Campbell, 36, has been identified as the victim of a fatal shooting that occurred early Sunday morning in Lansing, Michigan. He tragically lost his life during one of four separate and violent incidents that unfolded across the city over the weekend.

According to Lansing Police Chief Rob Backus, the shooting took place around 3:45 a.m. on July 20 in the 3800 block of Wilson Avenue. Campbell had been attending a memorial gathering for a deceased individual when gunfire erupted, claiming his life. At a press conference held Monday, Chief Backus stated that while the investigation remains “very, very active,” there was no suspect information to share at that time.

Campbell’s death marked one of four shootings reported between Saturday and Sunday, highlighting a particularly violent stretch for the community. Among the other victims was a 15-year-old girl, who was critically injured when shots were fired into a crowd at a party in the 2500 block of Risdale Avenue just before 11 p.m. on July 19. Though in critical condition, she is expected to survive. Authorities plan to file charges against an 18-year-old and a 20-year-old in connection with that case.

Also on Saturday evening, a 26-year-old man was treated and released after being shot during an attempted robbery. Police arrested two juveniles, ages 16 and 17, while a third suspect remains at large.

On Sunday night, around 10:50 p.m., a fourth shooting occurred in the 3100 block of Turner Street following a dispute that began inside a store and continued outside. A 50-year-old man was injured, treated, and later released. Investigators have identified a person of interest in that case.

As of Monday, police do not believe any of the weekend’s shootings are connected. Authorities continue to investigate each incident separately and are urging anyone with information related to Campbell’s death or any of the other shootings to come forward.

Deandre Campbell is remembered by those who knew him as a kindhearted and loyal individual. His untimely death leaves a void in the lives of his loved ones and underscores the urgent need for community efforts to combat gun violence.

Amira Harper, 28, is being mourned by her loved ones as a devoted mother and deeply caring woman whose life was cut short in a heartbreaking act of domestic violence.

Harper was tragically shot and killed on Saturday night, July 19, in front of her children, just five months after marrying the man now accused of taking her life. The incident occurred on the 2600 block of Latona Street in South Philadelphia around 8:40 p.m., turning an otherwise peaceful evening into one of chaos and sorrow.

“I heard arguing and then screaming, followed by gunshots,” said Latifah Holloway, a neighbor and close family friend. Holloway was stunned to learn that the victim was Harper, someone she considered family. “She was a good person and a wonderful mother. My heart is broken,” she added.

Authorities identified the suspect as 28-year-old Zakiyy Bonds, Harper’s husband, who was seen on surveillance footage leaving the scene shortly after the shooting. He has since been arrested and charged with murder.

Family members shared that Harper and Bonds had married in May 2025 and were living together with their children at the Latona Street residence. Tragically, her children were present when the shooting occurred.

Harper leaves behind three young children, and her family continues to grieve the loss of a woman they described as a loving, selfless, and attentive mother. They are now preparing funeral arrangements while struggling to comprehend the devastating turn of events.

According to the Philadelphia Police Department, Harper’s death marks the 27th domestic violence-related homicide in the city this year—ten more than the same period last year.

The investigation remains ongoing as police work to gather more details. Harper’s family, friends, and community are left to mourn a life taken far too soon.