Michael Jackson ‘speaks to YouTuber’

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Michael Jackson has answered questions outside his mansion, according to popular YouTuber. The owner of OmarGoshTV visited the gates of the dead pop star's home in Los Angeles. Using a spirit box device, he asked: “Hey Michael, what is the name of your signature dance?” A mumbling voice from the box appears to say: “Moonwalk.”

Snake and false teeth found in Birmingham couches

A snake, false teeth and a hamster are among the weirdest things found down the back of sofas in Birmingham. Many Brummies discovered money while cleaning their sofa, with a grand total of over £76,000 found in couches in the British city last year. “It's intriguing, and frankly, a little frightening to think what is lurking down the back of some people’s furniture,” said a spokesman for the team behind the research.

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Woman uses saw to rob Botox clinic

Police in Houston say a woman used a saw to break into a Botox clinic so she could steal anti-aging products. CCTV cameras captured the break-in at Botox RN MD Spa in Sugar Land. Although the woman is said to be between 35 and 45 years old, if she is a fan of anti-ageing products the age range could be much wider.

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