Bill Cosby is being sued by CitiMortgage for allegedly defaulting on a $4.2 million loan tied to his Lenox Hill townhouse. The lawsuit claims the Cosbys owe $3.7 million in principal, along with significant interest and fees. Purchased in the 1980s for $327,000, the property served as a second home, though it's unclear if Cosby ever lived there. This financial dispute adds to Cosby’s history of legal and personal controversies. The townhouse faces the risk of foreclosure as the case unfolds.

Filippo Turetta was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his ex-girlfriend Giulia Cecchettin, who he stabbed 75 times in November 2023. Cecchettin, a 22-year-old biomedical engineering student, was killed just days before her graduation from Padua University. Turetta went on the run after committing the crime and was eventually caught in Germany a week later. Giulia’s father, Gino Cecchettin, expressed hope that his daughter’s death would mark a turning point in Italy's fight against gender-based violence. Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara also sent a circular to schools urging students to reflect on the issue.

The infamous 1971 D.B. Cooper skyjacking case is back in the headlines with a major new development. Richard McCoy’s children have long suspected their father might have been Cooper, and they’ve now presented a piece of evidence that could support their theory: a modified parachute believed to have been used in the daring escape. The FBI has taken the evidence seriously, and experts suggest it could be the breakthrough needed to solve the decades-old mystery. If confirmed, this could finally reveal the true identity of D.B. Cooper.