A professional beekeeper took apart the shower wall, extracted the queen bee, and used a special vacuum to remove "stragglers."Elisha BixlerIt cost $800 to fully remove the bees from the wall. Stefanie and Dan Graham knew they had a bee problem. The insects buzzed around the shower and sometimes even stung them. But they didn’t know the extent of the problem until they called in a professional beekeeper. Then, Elisha Bixler — who owns a bee farm called How’s Your Day Honey — found a veritable bee city sprawled behind their shower wall in St.

"He was so much more than this, so very much more, and we will remember him for all that he was — someone, not something." Chris the sheep became famous after he was discovered in the Australian wilderness. BBC/Instagram A back view of Chris's problematic wool coat.Sydney Morning Herald A tweet that led to finding a shearer to help Chris.Tammy Ven Dange/Twitter Ian Elkins and his team members sheared Chris's massive fleece in less than an hour.

Although Dick Turpin's exploits were later romanticized in plays and serial fiction, in reality, he was a ruthless criminal who terrorized England in the early 18th century.World History Archive / Alamy Stock PhotoDick Turpin was a notorious highwayman who terrorized the roads from London to York in the early 18th century. Dick Turpin was an 18th-century English highwayman whose exploits became famous almost 100 years after he was executed for horse theft.

Dulce Maria Alavez vanished from Bridgeton City Park in New Jersey on September 16, 2019. Though police believe she was abducted, no trace of her has ever been found.National Center for Missing and Exploited Children The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children released this digitally aged photo of Alavez in 2021. On a September day in 2019, Noema Alavez Perez took her kids to a park in their Bridgeton, New Jersey, neighborhood.

Dutch Schultz was a wealthy gangster, known for having millions of dollars. Even after his death, people are still looking for the remnants of that wealth. Library of CongressDutch Schultz, born Arthur Simon Flegenheimer. New York City in the 1920s and 1930s was the Wild West of organized crime. Gangs were growing in numbers, vying for control of the city’s underground, and Prohibition provided a golden opportunity for mobsters looking to get rich.