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A delivery driver for DoorDash helped lead authorities to the body of a 26-year-old woman after noticing a strong odor coming from an apartment in North Carolina, according to police and court records. The victim, Evelin Enamorado-Cisnado, was found hidden inside a closet and wedged behind a door at an apartment in East Charlotte. Investigators said the discovery came after the delivery driver reported the smell and alerted authorities. According to documents cited by local NBC affiliate WCNC, someone at the residence told the driver that a woman was dead inside the apartment. Police later carried out a welfare check and found Enamorado-Cisnado’s body around 4:30 p.m. Investigators allege that Lhis Brito-Costa, 23, shot Enamorado-Cisnado after learning she was seeing someone else. Officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department arrested Brito-Costa and charged her with first-degree murder. Court records say Brito-Costa is being held without bond and is scheduled to return to court on April 2. Family members said Enamorado-Cisnado was originally from Honduras, and relatives are now working to bring her body back home for burial.#fyp #viral
A delivery driver for DoorDash helped lead authorities to the body of a 26-year-old woman after noticing a strong odor coming from an apartment in North Carolina, according to police and court records. The victim, Evelin Enamorado-Cisnado, was found hidden inside a closet and wedged behind a door at an apartment in East Charlotte. Investigators said the discovery came after the delivery driver reported the smell and alerted authorities. According to documents cited by local NBC affiliate WCNC, someone at the residence told the driver that a woman was dead inside the apartment. Police later carried out a welfare check and found Enamorado-Cisnado’s body around 4:30 p.m. Investigators allege that Lhis Brito-Costa, 23, shot Enamorado-Cisnado after learning she was seeing someone else. Officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department arrested Brito-Costa and charged her with first-degree murder. Court records say Brito-Costa is being held without bond and is scheduled to return to court on April 2. Family members said Enamorado-Cisnado was originally from Honduras, and relatives are now working to bring her body back home for burial.#fyp #viral
ABC is pressing the reset button on late night’s longest-running West Coast institution, sharply scaling back a musical tradition that has helped define the show for more than two decades. Following regulatory attention and a headline-making suspension, the network has directed Jimmy Kimmel Live to dramatically reduce its music bookings—parring them down by about 60 percent and turning what was once a near-nightly showcase into a pared-down, twice-weekly segment. The decision removes one of the program’s most dependable signatures at a time when late-night television is already navigating shrinking audiences, streaming competition, and tighter financial constraints. It also underscores how swiftly a network can restructure even a flagship franchise when budget pressures, compliance concerns, and corporate exposure intersect. What’s changing at Jimmy Kimmel Live At the center of the overhaul is a clear mandate: ABC has instructed the show to limit full musical performances to two per week. That represents a steep reduction from a format that typically featured an artist almost every night, effectively closing the chapter on Kimmel as a regular launchpad for album rollouts and single debuts. Sources familiar with the changes say the network positioned the move as part of a broader cost-cutting effort across its late-night lineup, with music segments flagged as some of the most expensive elements to mount on a recurring basis. Under the revised structure, the long-standing “one band per episode” model is gone, replaced by a capped schedule that reserves full productions for select appearances. Executives reportedly conveyed the directive directly to Jimmy Kimmel, 58, framing it as a necessary recalibration tied to sweeping budget reductions. The result is a leaner version of the show, with far fewer slots for musical acts and a tighter focus on controlling costs while keeping the franchise on the air.#fyp #viral
ABC is pressing the reset button on late night’s longest-running West Coast institution, sharply scaling back a musical tradition that has helped define the show for more than two decades. Following regulatory attention and a headline-making suspension, the network has directed Jimmy Kimmel Live to dramatically reduce its music bookings—parring them down by about 60 percent and turning what was once a near-nightly showcase into a pared-down, twice-weekly segment. The decision removes one of the program’s most dependable signatures at a time when late-night television is already navigating shrinking audiences, streaming competition, and tighter financial constraints. It also underscores how swiftly a network can restructure even a flagship franchise when budget pressures, compliance concerns, and corporate exposure intersect. What’s changing at Jimmy Kimmel Live At the center of the overhaul is a clear mandate: ABC has instructed the show to limit full musical performances to two per week. That represents a steep reduction from a format that typically featured an artist almost every night, effectively closing the chapter on Kimmel as a regular launchpad for album rollouts and single debuts. Sources familiar with the changes say the network positioned the move as part of a broader cost-cutting effort across its late-night lineup, with music segments flagged as some of the most expensive elements to mount on a recurring basis. Under the revised structure, the long-standing “one band per episode” model is gone, replaced by a capped schedule that reserves full productions for select appearances. Executives reportedly conveyed the directive directly to Jimmy Kimmel, 58, framing it as a necessary recalibration tied to sweeping budget reductions. The result is a leaner version of the show, with far fewer slots for musical acts and a tighter focus on controlling costs while keeping the franchise on the air.#fyp #viral

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