Chicago Tribune, March 7, 19...

An infant was supposedly kidnapped from a local hospital in the early hours of the morning suspects the security personnel at the hospital. A nurse notified the police and every inch of the hospital was searched. The amazing and oddest thing about this case is that when the video footage was reviewed it showed the infant awkwardly escaping from its incubator.

USA Today, September 26, 19...

Nobody knows what happened to Mayor Tyler’s newborn twins. A statewide search is in progress and the hospital's staff is being investigated. The FBI has decided to join the search and hopefully end the disaster as quickly as it started. As of the moment, there are no leads or suspects due to...

LA Times, December 22, 19...

Unbelievable! Little Christine is only three days old. The mother is hysterical and claims that a lawsuit will be issued toward the hospital for their lack of concern and security for the babies. "Who would do such a thing days before Christmas?" The mother cried to the news cameras that were swarming her bed. “It's inhuman." So far no leads have surfaced and investigators are now questioning the staff of the hospital.

Washington Dispatch, February 24, 19...

The sudden departure of award-winning doctors, Nena Washington, and Brad Whitshaw surprised fellow co-workers at a local hospital. Reasons for their departure is still unclear. “Their resignation papers are still a shock to me,” said the director of the hospital. “We lost several of clients who trusted the two doctors, that refuse to see any other doctors in the hospital. A lot of people put trust in our hospital were because of them.” No word on the chances of their return of the doctors was released.

Augusta Chronicle,  April 21, 19...

Russian psychologist Sasha Cormin, of the Augusta Medical Center, departed Tuesday with a new agenda. She informed her employers that she was offered better pay at another hospital. When pay raises were offered to her she declined to say that she was ready for a change. Her employers shook their heads in confusion. “We don’t understand, we offered her a fortune to stay.”

St. Louis Dispatch,  April 24, 19...

Avery Michaels, a highly decorated teacher at Missouri State sudden disappearance disturbed school officials. The local authorities were informed and a statewide search is in progress. Students that were participating in the class Avery Michaels taught were distraught and worried about the safety of Avery Michaels. He’s been missing for five days now and no clues have surfaced. Family member and friends speak highly of him and don’t know of anyone that would want to harm Avery Michaels. Missing signs have been placed in local newspapers and across the county, Avert Michaels lives.

Nevada Herald, July 2, 19...

A seven twenty-seven carrying two hundred and forty-three passengers that left a Nevada Airport never made it to its destination in Chicago. The plane went down in Missouri causing no harm to the residents in the crash zone area. The Federal Bureau of Investigations is puzzle by the crash, and are currently searching the debris from the wreckage for the memory box most planes now carry to record the events the plane communications. The latest reports are scarce, but it's to the FBI’s suspicions that the plane was attacked by something that was undetected by radar. The debris from the plane landed in a sixty-mile radius over Missouri. Damage is at a minimum and casualties were reported.