Author: Kelly Whitewood

Chilling new information are emerging in the aftermath of the greatest aviation accident to strike the United States in decades. According to estimates, no fewer than 67 people were killed in the horrific plane disaster over D.C. on Wednesday night, when American Airlines flight 5342 collided with a US Army Black Hawk chopper piloted by three troops. The commercial jet crashed in the Potomac River while flying from Wichita, Kansas, to Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. Unfortunately, it has been confirmed that there were no survivors. The victims of the crash Among the victims of the crash, which President…

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2 Broke Girls became a cult favorite despite reviewers calling it cheap, predictable, and with bad gags. Lead actresses Beth Behrs and Kat Dennings’ witty banter and strong connection kept viewers coming back. Laughable mishaps behind the scenes added to the show’s charm. Despite ending after six seasons, 2 Broke Girls remains popular with fans. The show follows Max Black (Kat Dennings) and Caroline Channing (Beth Behrs), two ladies from diverse backgrounds. Caroline was the daughter of a wealthy businessman, whereas Max was poor. Caroline loses everything, so the two become roommates and labor at a diner to raise money…

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The father of 28-year-old Sam Lilley, one of the two pilots on the American Airlines aircraft, sent an emotional message on Facebook after learning that his son had died in the horrific midair disaster, stating, “It hurts so bad I can’t even cry myself to sleep.” On the night of January 29, American Airlines Flight 5342 crashed into a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter as it was approaching Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, causing tragedy to erupt over Washington, D.C. All 60 passengers and four crew members on board the commercial airplane perished in the tragic catastrophe, which happened at…

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The United States is still suffering from the greatest aviation accident in decades. Sixty-seven people died in the horrific D.C. plane crash Wednesday night, including sisters Everly and Alydia Livingston and their parents, Donna and Peter. This catastrophic calamity claimed the lives of many people, including the Livingston family. Last post on social media According to WTAJ, Donna Smojice Livingston, her husband Peter, and their two kids, Everly, 14, and Alydia, 11, were on American Airlines Flight 5342. According to the Daily Mail, Everly and Alydia were skilled figure skaters who belonged to the Washington Figure Skating Club. They trained…

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and this is true—in some situations, frighteningly so. When Emma Cotillard went back through her wedding photos, she noticed something she wishes she had seen sooner. Emma, 33, was looking forward to a romantic honeymoon after marrying her lifelong boyfriend, Justin Cotillard. What she didn’t realize was that the trip would turn into a nightmare. It began one morning when Justin yelled at Emma to leave the room. Emma was seven months pregnant, so she was extremely sensitive and responded strongly to her husband’s unexpected actions. And things simply got worse.…

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As more information about the horrifying air catastrophe involving the collision of a commercial airliner with a helicopter becomes available, details are starting to surface. After an American Airlines aircraft collided with a Black Hawk chopper over Washington, DC, on January 29, authorities fear that over 60 people have perished. As law enforcement organizations from all over the region hovered over the scene to look for survivors, the event happened as Flight 5342 was getting ready to land at Ronald Reagan National Airport, which has suspended all takeoffs and landings. Because both planes landed in the water after the incident,…

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A Wedding That Will Never Be Forgotten There was a golden glow emanating from the stained-glass windows that illuminated the altar. I was holding Jason’s hands and getting ready to say “I do.” My heart was pounding in my chest, and I was filled with excitement. I had been dreaming about this moment for a very long time: my eternity with him. Inhaling deeply, the priest drew a breath. “If there is anyone who is opposed to this union, speak up now or your silence will remain forever.” There is no sound. There was a stunning and perfect silence. Next,…

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The Door That Shouldn’t Have Opened, Love, and Lies I had no intention of seeking love. I was pleased and happy being alone until I met **Paul**. Something about him just **clicked** with me in a manner I never anticipated, whether it was his eyes or his smile. **Love at first sight** was the outcome. Our hands brushed the table as if we had known each other for ages as we chatted for hours on our first date. We became inseparable very quickly. **Wifes, children, the full **happily-ever-after**** **Late-night calls, weekend trips, whispered dreams of a future together.** I was…

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Yesterday evening, a tragic event occurred over the city of Washington, District of Columbia, when a regional flight operated by American Airlines and a helicopter operated by the United States Army collided in midair, causing both aircraft to crash into the freezing waters of the Potomac River. Hamad Raza, whose wife was a passenger on Flight 5342, is one of the grieving loved ones who have been left behind following the tragic event. She sent him a text message just a few moments before the collision, which would turn out to be her final one. In reference to the most…

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I believed that I had a healthy marriage for a period of ten years. I had two children, a house, and a life that I assumed was built on love. Mark and I had all of these things. I was able to convince myself that we were a team, despite the fact that he was not exactly a hands-on husband. He did not cook, clean, or spend much time with the children. It was a typical afternoon when everything broke down. I had just returned from going grocery shopping, and I was mentally getting ready to carry everything inside by…

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