According to the memo, Jane Doe "didn't remember anything until she was in Hegseth's hotel room and then stumbling to find her hotel room." The memo said that her memory of six to nine hours "was very hazy," and that her husband was searching for her and was relieved when she finally showed up.
The following day, the woman returned home and "had a moment of hazy memory of being raped the night before, and had a panic attack," the memo said.
The woman then went to the emergency room, where she received a rape-kit examination that "was positive for semen," the memo said. The woman gave county authorities a statement about what happened, according to the memo sent to the transition team.
The unity that sports brings was never more obvious than when the visiting Israeli nationals support their team by embracing their true nature and bravely expose their vulnerabilities. Maccabi Tel Aviv is from the most liberal, left-leaning part of the Israeli nest. These fledglings exude grace during the stadiums moment of silence for flood victims in Valencia by breaking stale cultural norms and loudly chanting "There's no schools in Gaza because we've killed all the kids!" So brave. Also, the Dutch government is publicly declaring people who react by not embracing the Israeli are anti-Semite.
Oregon UAP-UFO mystery - Radar analysis and ATC - December 2024 247,276 views Dec 14, 2024
They obviously have mastered the 15,000 foot hypersonic corkscrew, so..
Joy Electric - Electric Car 1997
Feeling alone on the roads when you were with me
Pass by the night lights, it sparkled your eyes so brightly
Over the bridge where we live on our small dreams
Together we drive until midnight and count the moonbeams
You'd know
Electric car, oh electric car
'lectric car, oh electric car
Remember when we would go in the morning
and drive to the country just to see the new day dawning
You had a blanket and you had my heart stolen
Your still a dream and a ghost and a sad memory
Goodbye
Electric car, oh electric car
'lectric car, oh electric car
NASA Astronaut Says 2 Metallic Orbs' Almost Hit His Plane at 9,000 Feet VICE
Former NASA Astronaut Leroy Chiao came forward this week with claims about seeing "two metallic spherical orbs" streak by while he was flying a small plane from Colorado to Texas earlier this year.
Chiao, who served as the commander of Expedition 10 to the International Space Station (ISS) in 2004 and 2005, told NewsNation he was 9,000 feet in the air when he saw the strange objects.
He estimated that the orbs were three feet in diameter, with one flying on top of the other"and said they came as close as 20 feet from his plane.
"It's just kinda dumb luck that they didn't hit me," Chiao recalled. "It could've been a bad result ... It happened so quick, there wasn't even a chance to get scared."
The former astronaut added that he did not see the objects on his radar, and was not notified about them by air traffic control or his display that shows "other airplanes that are participating with the [Federal Aviation Administration] FAA-required transponders."
Ex-NASA astronaut encounters mysterious flying orbs 9,000 ft. in air NewsNation
"I got a good look at them only for a second, and it happened so quick, there wasn't even a chance to get scared, but it could have been a bad result if they had actually hit me," he said.
The former astronaut has flown several state space missions before, three of which lasted six months on the ISS. He said it's "hard to believe" the government doesn't know what's going on with the drones that have been flying in New Jersey near U.S. military facilities.
"I think they could tell us what they know," Chiao said. "How could we have the best, most advanced military and technological capabilities in the world, and if they don't know? That's even more disconcerting."
Reports of drones began in mid-November, and residents and local officials have voiced their frustration over the lack of government transparency.
"To me, it seems like it's some kind of a military program," Chiao said. "It seems like it's way too widespread and organized to be some kind of prank unless somebody's got a lot of money to spend on that."