Caroline Barry
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Caroline Barry’s Biography
Read Full Bio →I'm a freelance writer and editor. I've written content for a variety of organizations and publications, including Organic India USA, Perfect Supplements, Rodale Institute, Mad Agriculture, Compost Colorado, PETS International, and Organic Voices Magazine.
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Mystery deepens after teen couple found dead at UK holiday park as police give update
Initial post-mortem examinations for a teenage couple found dead at an East Yorkshire holiday park have been found “inconclusive”, according to police. The bodies of Cherish Bean, 15, and Ethan Slater, 17, were discovered at a rental property at Little Eden Holiday Park in Bridlington last week. Humberside Police confirmed further testing is required to determine how the pair died, but carbon monoxide poisoning was still a “primary line of enquiry”.
'Officer down' - moment thug and son batters undercover officer
This is moment a police officer was horrifically attacked by a father-and-son duo, which he called "the day his life changed." The attack left Pc Ryan Davis, from West Mercia Police, with multiple broken bones and long-term mental health issues. The officer was as part of a plain clothes operation to protect women and girls in Hereford when he and colleagues intervened in a fight on Union Street when a member of the public was being attacked, reported Birmingham Live.
Cruel Yorkshire hare courser 'glued and stitched' dog's de-gloved chin - before being put to sleep
A hare courser from North Yorkshire 'glued and stitched' his dog's de-gloved chin before it was put to sleep due to the severity of its injury. Shane Hooton even "glued and stitched" the dog's injury himself. He was one of three men sentenced following a hare coursing match: they ran after the dog which had suffered such horrific injuries that it was put to sleep. Hooton, John Langan and Thomas Jaffray travelled more than two hours to Lincolnshire for the match on February 9 last year.
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