Georgia man argues with his wife and daughter over his mother’s care. So, he allegedly used a gun to resolve it: ‘I couldn’t handle no more’ “I don’t know, I just, I lost it. I’m so sorry.” We Got This Covered · Jun 29
Man Loses His Temper Amid Conversation About His Elderly Mom, And It Ends Tragically For His Wife And Daughter “I just, I lost it,” said the father, who pulled the trigger on his wife and daughter over a heated argument inside their Georgia home. Bored Panda · Jun 29
“There was a point where My Chemical Romance were opening shows for us. Quite quickly, they weren’t anymore”: The story of the post-hardcore takeover that didn’t quite happen As nu metal’s commercial power began to wane, major labels desperately signed a bunch of bands with hardcore backgrounds, from My Chemical Romance to Cave In. A lot of them didn’t work out. Metal Hammer · Jan 27
“There were certainly cries of ‘sell-out’ and people wondering how watered down we had become”: After one hit song, this band toured with Foo Fighters and became alt-metal’s next big thing – until record label woes sent them back to the underground In 2003, Cave In embraced mainstream attention and wrote Anchor. Unfortunately, their stint in the big time would be short-lived. Metal Hammer · Dec 5, 2025
'More quolls than we can possibly hold' after breeding success After a rocky beginning, quolls are finding a home in the ACT. The Canberra Times · Jul 2, 2024
“If you’ve never heard this record but you can appreciate shredder music, oh my God it’s going to f**k you up”: Mutoid Man’s Stephen Brodsky reveals 10 guitarists who shaped his sound The Cave In, Converge and Mutoid Man guitarist on “sinister” fusion virtuosos, the genius of Jim Martin’s guitar tone and how Adam Jones taught him everything sounds better in drop B Guitar World · Jul 20, 2023
Cave In's Anchor: how the "emo-metal Radiohead" helped put the final nail in the nu metal coffin Cave In almost became metal's next big thing after ditching metalcore, writing "their own Black Hole Sun" and touring with Foo Fighters and Muse Metal Hammer · Jul 4, 2023
Court hears Bungendore man guilty of trying to import cocaine in excavator arm believed he wouldn't be breaking the law A Sydney court hears a Bungendore landscape gardener guilty of trying to possess nearly 300 kilograms of cocaine told a psychologist he believed if he didn't ask questions of his co-accused about the shipment he wouldn't be breaking the law. ABC News · Apr 27, 2023
'Very peculiar': Man busted over drug-filled digger 'didn't ask questions' He was caught trying to get 276kg of cocaine out of an excavator. The Canberra Times · Apr 27, 2023
12 Patio Shade Ideas That Create a Retreat From the Midday Sun and Make Outdoor Living More Comfortable We love a bit of sunshine, but as they say, you can have too much of a good thing — that's where creating shade for your patio comes in Livingetc · Feb 27, 2023
NSW landscaper Timothy Engstrom found guilty over role in plot to import cocaine-filled excavator A New South Wales District Court jury took just three hours to find Timothy Engstrom guilty of attempting to possess a commercial quantity of a border-controlled drug. ABC News · Dec 6, 2022
'He was an idiot': Accused says mate 'giggled' after buying drug-filled digger A landscaper accused of attempting to possess a large amount of imported cocaine has taken the stand. The Canberra Times · Nov 29, 2022
Fist bump, then sirens: drug importation jury watches armed cops storm shed Videos of an alleged attempt to retrieve nearly 300kg of imported cocaine from an excavator have been played in court. The Canberra Times · Nov 25, 2022
'We got no cash, man': Tapped phone calls played in drug importation case Timothy Engstrom and his business partner discussed living in "desperate times" during a phone call played for a jury on Wednesday. The Canberra Times · Nov 23, 2022
ABC News · Nov 22, 2022 Queanbeyan man pleads not guilty to possessing a commercial quantity of drugs after alleged involvement with excavator of cocaine A man accused of possessing a commercial quantity of a controlled drug pleads not guilty to his alleged involvement in a scheme to import 276 kilograms of cocaine inside an excavator.
The Canberra Times · Nov 22, 2022 'Every man for himself' if alleged recovery of imported cocaine turned 'to shit', jury told Timothy Engstrom is on trial over his alleged role in a plot to retrieve nearly 300kg of imported cocaine from an excavator.