Jane Ridley
Senior Features Writer and Real Life Correspondent at Daily Mail US
Always on lookout for tips and buzz-worthy stories. [email protected] Correspondent, Business Insider. https://t.co/CNjOG5OOCt
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2 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jane Ridley
Kaitlyn Wages feels a stab to her heart whenever she hears about a child drowning in a backyard swimming pool. She was horrified when she saw reports that Trigg, the three-year-old son of influencer Emilie Kiser died in just such a tragic accident on May 18 and similarly hit by news that Virginia toddler, Cameron Massie, 2, died in the same way earlier this month just one day after his mother, Shannon Clay, got married. For any parent the horror these stories trigger is visceral.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jane Ridley
It was an ordinary Monday morning. Kara Hanning had just begun her work week at her banking job when her phone lit up. It was a text from a former co-worker. The woman had been watching the news: there had been some sort of incident on the Louisiana road where Hanning's ex, James Lee Sadler, lived with his family. The area was swarmed by police cars and ambulances. Hanning's daughter, Adalynn, two, had stayed for the weekend and overnight.
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1 week ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jane Ridley
Ashley Randele paints a simple picture of her childhood in Lynnfield, Massachusetts, an unassuming suburb of Boston, where she was raised by parents who were about ‘as ordinary’ as they come. Her father, Tom Randele, who made a modest living selling cars, doted on his only child but there were no extravagant trips to Disney or flashy birthday parties.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jane Ridley
They say the best things in life are free - but for Levi-April Whalley that couldn't be further from the truth. The glamorous jet-setter couldn't believe her luck when her best friend Sophie Bannister invited her on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City. Whalley said she didn't think twice before accepting the flights and swanky Times Square hotel just a few weeks before Christmas in 2023.
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2 weeks ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Jane Ridley
When Peter Mercurio wrote his new book, ‘There: We Found our Family In A New York City Subway Station,’ he sought the approval of just one person. He wanted his son, Kevin, to give his honest opinion - after all, the now 24-year-old is the central character, without whom there would be no story. Twenty five years ago, Mercurio's husband, Danny Stewart, found Kevin as a newborn lying on the floor of the 14th Street and 8th Avenue subway station in a corner near the turnstiles.
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