Hi Iβm Rachel, and I write about wildlife crime and exploitation for National Geographic. For this story, photographer Nichole Sobecki and I visited one of South Africaβs controversial lion farms, where lions are often bred for sale or hunting. Permits to own, breed, and even kill lions donβt take humane treatment into consideration, and this story covers the welfare issues in the countryβs lucrative captive lion industry. You can read more of my stories here, and you can find me on Twitter. Thanks for reading and ask me anything!
EDIT: Thanks so much for your questions! I really enjoyed answering them, but I have to run now. Thanks again for your interest!
Proof: https://i.redd.it/3648jvfusv041.jpg
I love it when they do the choke and you not only have to eat a zone plus heavy, but also another charged heavy it really is just great fun
Since they're currently living in The Day After Tomorrow I thought I'd ask. Anyone know?
So. Long day. Others have it worse, I'm sure. If you're confused as to who I am (or who Rachel is) go here.
I wanted to devote this post to updating everyone about the missing family, the Carters, and the investigation...but there are far more pressing matters at the moment. As strange as that sounds. But they aren't here.
Rachel is. Sort of.
Please allow me to explain:
After the police exhausted all their options at the business location, they started to expand the search outwards, while at the same time bringing myself and the other employees who were present down to the station to get statements from everyone. They took all the security footage to comb over it on a more in-depth level. Given all that, the investigation was working on three levels: interviews, search party, and forensic analysis. This, Iβm sure, put a strain on the small police department; they were trying to get ahead of the inevitable release to the press. To find some answers.
It was around hour three of my "interview" (to be honest, it was feeling more like an interrogation by that point) that a knock on the door came, along with the news that Rachel had been found. Now, given that I was basically a suspect in the disappearances at that time, no real information was given to me at first. I was able to piece together some bits of the story though from the whispers of the officers and the questions they asked.
First: Rachel was found about a mile and a half from the escape room.
Second: There was something wrong with her, but she was alive.
And third: She was covered in blood.
I realize now that I never gave much info on her background, other than that she was an actor by trade and was hired for that reason. She was 20 at the time of the escape, and had been working at local haunts during the Halloween season since she was 16; that's why she was the perfect addition to the Inferno experience. She could scream like a banshee on meth at will, could deliver the scripted lines with a cutesy creepiness that would put Annibelle to shame, and had the perfect face for all types of makeup, from horror to glamorous (I should note that some of the other rooms at my shop required different looks since the addition of the actors also meant that they worked the other experiences, as well). She was always a great employee, and took her job seriously, even if the pay wasnβt the best.
Shit, I'm
... keep reading on reddit β‘#Hello, welcome to London!
Visiting us? Moving to study or work? Brief layover? Moving to a new part of London?
We get a lot of posts asking very similar questions so this post aims to address some of our most Frequently Asked Questions, and give you a place to ask for assistance.
Your first port of call should be
#/r/london/wiki
It includes sections on:
What should I see and where are the non-touristy stuff and hidden gems?
We've written about the big must-sees here: /r/london/wiki/thingstosee and we highly recommend TfL's itineraries.
We've listed some of our favourite lesser-known stuff here: /r/london/wiki/secretlondon
And the cheap/free stuff here: /r/london/wiki/lowbudget
How do I pay for the Tube/bus, and what's an Oyster card?
You don't pay cash. You can use a number of contactless payments systems such as your Contactless bankcard (which is widespread in the UK, but maybe not so much elsewhere), Apple Pay, Android Pay, or you can buy an Oyster card and top it up with credit. See /r/london/wiki/gettingaround for more.
Where should I live? What's x area like?
Have a look at /r/london/wiki/living
It includes recommended sites to find places to live and rent, and has a section on what particular areas are like.
How do I get from this place to that place?
Use Citymapper. Honestly, we're not shills for them; it's just a really good app and is used by most of the locals on this sub.
Is x area safe?
Yes. Bad stuff can happen in any large city, but London is generally very safe. There aren't any no-go zones. Even under the shadow of terrorist attacks, most Londoners feel safe. See /r/london/wiki/safety for more.
Where can I watch the baseball/basketball/football/handegg match?
A comprehensive guide to all London football matches in all leagues can be found at tlfg.uk. Use Matchpint to find pubs showing a variety of sports and see our list of other places on /r/london/wiki/sport
How do I get a UK SIM card for my phone?
Advice on networks and how to get a SIM card is covered at /r/london/wiki/connectivity.
It also includes suggestions of cafΓ©s and other places where you can get free wifi and do a bit of work.
Is the London Pass worth it?
Probably not. /r/london/wiki/londonpass
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Part 1: "Criminal Case Overlaps Uncomfortably With Trump Impeachment Probe"
Unfortunately part 2 hasn't been posted to YouTube. Go to the show site and watch "Oligarch used Giuliani as means to gain Trump's favor: reports"
Articles mentioned in videos:
After learning of all this and seeing how it's all related, I feel like this could be the tipping point to where everything comes apart for Trump. I can't wait for the movie!
#Hello, welcome to London!
Visiting us? Moving to study or work? Brief layover?
We get a lot of posts asking very similar questions so this post aims to address some of our most Frequently Asked Questions, and give you a place to ask for assistance.
Your first port of call should be
#/r/london/wiki
It includes sections on:
What should I see and where are the non-touristy stuff and hidden gems?
We've written about the big must-sees here: /r/london/wiki/thingstosee and we highly recommend TfL's itineraries.
We've listed some of our favourite lesser-known stuff here: /r/london/wiki/secretlondon
And the cheap/free stuff here: /r/london/wiki/lowbudget
How do I pay for the Tube/bus, and what's an Oyster card?
You don't pay cash. You can use a number of contactless payments systems such as your Contactless bankcard (which is widespread in the UK, but maybe not so much elsewhere), Apple Pay, Android Pay, or you can buy an Oyster card and top it up with credit. See /r/london/wiki/gettingaround for more.
Where should I live? What's x area like?
Have a look at /r/london/wiki/living
It includes recommended sites to find places to live and rent, and has a section on what particular areas are like.
How do I get from this place to that place?
Use Citymapper. Honestly, we're not shills for them; it's just a really good app and is used by most of the locals on this sub.
Is x area safe?
Yes. Bad stuff can happen in any large city, but London is generally very safe. There aren't any no-go zones. Even under the shadow of terrorist attacks, most Londoners feel safe. See /r/london/wiki/safety for more.
Where can I watch the baseball/basketball/football/handegg match?
A comprehensive guide to all London football matches in all leagues can be found at tlfg.uk. Use Matchpint to find pubs showing a variety of sports and see our list of other places on /r/london/wiki/sport
How do I get a UK SIM card for my phone?
Advice on networks and how to get a SIM card is covered at /r/london/wiki/connectivity.
It also includes suggestions of cafΓ©s and other places where you can get free wifi and do a bit of work.
Is the London Pass worth it?
Probably not. /r/london/wiki/londonpass
Other subs that you may find helpful
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