2023-07-08 11:28:20
If you think you’ve seen it all, you’re wrong. These are some of the most unusual news of this week.
EVERYTHING WAS A LIE: THE YOUNG MAN WHO NEVER DISAPPEARED
Houston police have debunked a startling news story of a young man who had allegedly been missing for 8 years and who had said he was abducted all those years by his mother.
Rudy Farias “He was never missing”, since the day after the report made in 2015, the young man returned home. Both the Hispanic and his mother used fictitious names to report the alleged disappearance of the then 17-year-old boy who is now 25 years old.
The authorities also denied the statements of an activist who said that Farías was supposedly his mother’s sex slave and that he was forced to “play daddy.”
According to HPD, Rudy Farías had contact with authorities during the period in which he was said to be missing.
I WAS GOING TO COLLEGE BY PLANE TO NOT PAY RENT
A young man from California flew every day to get to college after doing calculations, planning intensively and creating a mega spreadsheet.
As unbelievable as it sounds, it was cheaper for him to fly from Los Angeles to San Francisco than to pay rent in the Bay Area, where he was admitted to UC Berkeley for an engineering master’s degree. He monthly rent average at Berkeley is $2,933.
Bill spent 1,277 hours, equivalent to 53 days, commuting to the university. He flew a total of 92,089 miles, waking up early and coming home late, but never missed a class.
Bill became an expert at timing this whole process (it took 238 flights altogether as part of your college trip. Bill was coming home at 9:30 pm. He claims the trip took four to five hours each way.
After doing the math, he decided to commute 4-5 hours each way to avoid paying rent in the Bay Area.
TERRIFY ENCOUNTER WITH A SHARK IN FLORIDA
A group of bathers had a close encounter with a shark on a beach in the area known as the Panhandle of Florida.
A video, which went viral on Facebook, caught the shark’s fin among bathers, who surprisingly did not rush to get out of the water, while people on the shore shouted to “get out of the water.”
The large shark passed the bathers and appeared to be following a group of fish, according to the report.
The incident was recorded on Navarra beach in the north of the state.
QUADRIPLES ARE BORN ON JULY 4
A Los Angeles couple celebrated the 4th of July by welcoming their quadruplets into the world, who were born at 34 weeks.
The Kahan Gutovich family may not have been able to witness the Independence Day fireworks outside, but they did have their own fireworks extravaganza as they welcomed the “quad team” of two boys and two girls.
“I don’t even know how to think about this. We don’t know how to process it,” Sara Kahan Gutovich told NBC4.
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