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Woman Found Chained To A Tree In India After 40 days | 8.1.24

Woman Found Chained To A Tree In India After 40 days | 8.1.24

Episode 1515 Published 1 year, 7 months ago
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An American woman who lived in India with her husband was found chained to a tree, claiming to have been left for dead for 40 days with no food or water. Trump and Kamala get spicy, sex dolls mistaken for human bodies on the beach and 7 million pounds of Boar’s Head recalled.


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  • (00:00:00) - Teasers 🇺🇲🥪🌎


  • (00:04:32) - Twitter users call out Kamala for “faking an urban accent” in Atlanta to sound more black


  • (00:09:44) - American woman found chained to a tree in the Indian jungle says she survived for 40 days without food before she was rescued as cops hunt husband for attempted murder


  • (00:17:50) - Boar’s Head to recall additional 7 million pounds of deli meat after deadly listeria outbreak 


International Moment

  • (00:28:34) - New Zealand woman calls police after mistaking 'realistic' sex doll for headless body on beach
  • (00:32:38) - Scotland has a shortage of dead bodies for student training
  • (00:33:29) - Radical Islamist preacher raising millions to buy Scottish island to create new Sharia country ‘homeland’
  • (00:35:55) - Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh killed in Tehran by Israeli airstrike as Iran’s supreme leader vows revenge,  terror group says


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