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John Joe Fitzpatrick, a man in his 70s from Montpelier, Co Limerick, was fined €3,000 for possessing fraudulent horse passports at the country's only approved horse slaughter plant. He admitted to five counts of having passports without matching horses on July 15, 2022. Fitzpatrick, who had a prior conviction for animal cruelty, was fined along with his son a total of €4,000 for their involvement in the illegal activity. Full Article

Anna Sullivan reflects on her client's obsession with a younger man she met at a yoga retreat, delving into the concept of limerence as a form of intense infatuation. She shares her own experience with a crush from high school, highlighting the complexities of unrequited love amidst a tumultuous family life. Despite moving on to adulthood and relationships in Manhattan, thoughts of her past crush linger, showcasing the lasting impact of limerence. Full Article

In 1998, Baby Callum's body was found by a dog walker in Warrington, and he was named after the district where he was discovered. Almost 30 years later, his mother, Joanne Sharkey, was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years, for killing him due to severe post-natal depression. Detectives expressed their condolences for Callum and emphasized the importance of providing support for women facing mental health challenges, highlighting the tragic consequences of...

Millionaire Bryan Johnson has gained attention for his extreme measures to prolong his life, including using his son's plasma and following a computer algorithm for his lifestyle choices. However, the obsession with longevity may exacerbate existing health disparities, as wealth plays a significant role in life expectancy. While some affluent individuals may try to "hack" their way to immortality, research suggests that socioeconomic factors heavily influence health outcomes, emphasizing the importance of addressing inequality rather...

Joanne Sharkey, a mother from Liverpool, was given a suspended sentence after killing her newborn baby boy in 1998 due to severe post-natal depression. She was identified after her older son's DNA was entered into a national database, leading to a cold case breakthrough. Sharkey pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility and was sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for two years, with a requirement for mental health treatment. Full...