@georgina.adventuress: Dubai Chocolate Strawberry Cup: $15.99 (12oz) Pistachio cream layered throughout the strawberries. Chocolate that hardens nicely with the strawberries ✨ 8.5/10 Strawberries a little mushy And you can’t really save it for the next day it’s not as good Lava Cake : $11.99 (come with side of ice cream) I did not like it. Microwaved taste. Chocolate was sticky. Cake wasn’t the best texture. It made my mouth feel weird!  #chocolatebash #dubaistrawberrychocolatecup #lavacake #rate #viral

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On November 3, 2026, Robert Scott Froberg, 61, was sentenced to life in prison for the 1996 abdu*tion and unaliving of 7-year-old Morgan Violi. United States Attorney Kyle G. Bumgarner of the Western District of Kentucky, FBI Special Agent in Charge Olivia Olson, Chief Michael Delaney of the Bowling Green Police Department and Commonwealth’s Attorney for the 8th Judicial Circuit Kori Beck Bumgarner, made the announcement. Morgan Violi was ab*ucted on July 24, 1996, while playing with her sisters and friends at the Colony Apartments in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Witnesses saw a white man grab Morgan, put her in a maroon Chevrolet van and drive away. Two days later, the van suspected to be involved in the abduct*on was found in Franklin, Tennessee, and searched for evidence. Morgan’s body was found discarded in woods near White House, Tennessee. on October 20, 1996. For years, Morgan’s kid*apping and unaliving went unsolved despite significant national media attention and ongoing efforts by law enforcement. Relying on advances in forensic science, the FBI tested evidence found in the abandoned maroon Chevrolet van. A hair found in the abandoned van was tested by the FBI laboratory and returned an association with Robert Scott Froberg, who was serving a lengthy sentence in the Alabama Department of Corrections.   Acting on this forensic lead, law enforcement began investigating whether Froberg may have committed the kidn*pping and unaliving. Investigators determined that Froberg had escaped from the Alabama Department of Corrections during the timeframe Morgan was abdu*ted and unalived. Law enforcement learned that after escaping from the Alabama Department of Corrections, Froberg traveled to Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania. While in Mount Carmel, Froberg attempted to abd*ct a seven-year-old little boy. Froberg was arrested and taken to the Northumberland County Jail. Subsequently, Froberg escaped from the Northumberland County Jail. He traveled to Dayton, Ohio, where he stole a maroon Chevrolet van approximately half a mile from his parent’s house. Froberg traveled south, exiting I-65 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he spotted Morgan playing in her apartment complex, snatched her and drove south. Froberg admitted to investigators that he drove Morgan to White House, Tennessee and parked near a barn. Morgan was screaming and crying. Froberg acknowledged str*gling Morgan to d*ath and thr*wing her in a ditch. He fled to Franklin, Tennessee where he left the stolen van on his way to Huntsville, Alabama. Eventually, Froberg made his way back to Pennsylvania where he was arrested and returned to the Alabama Department of Corrections. For decades, Froberg’s horrific crime remained unsolved. Froberg was scheduled to be released from custody by the Alabama Department of Corrections in the near future but will now spend the rest of his life in federal prison. #kentucky #crime #truecrime #abducted #truestory
On November 3, 2026, Robert Scott Froberg, 61, was sentenced to life in prison for the 1996 abdu*tion and unaliving of 7-year-old Morgan Violi. United States Attorney Kyle G. Bumgarner of the Western District of Kentucky, FBI Special Agent in Charge Olivia Olson, Chief Michael Delaney of the Bowling Green Police Department and Commonwealth’s Attorney for the 8th Judicial Circuit Kori Beck Bumgarner, made the announcement. Morgan Violi was ab*ucted on July 24, 1996, while playing with her sisters and friends at the Colony Apartments in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Witnesses saw a white man grab Morgan, put her in a maroon Chevrolet van and drive away. Two days later, the van suspected to be involved in the abduct*on was found in Franklin, Tennessee, and searched for evidence. Morgan’s body was found discarded in woods near White House, Tennessee. on October 20, 1996. For years, Morgan’s kid*apping and unaliving went unsolved despite significant national media attention and ongoing efforts by law enforcement. Relying on advances in forensic science, the FBI tested evidence found in the abandoned maroon Chevrolet van. A hair found in the abandoned van was tested by the FBI laboratory and returned an association with Robert Scott Froberg, who was serving a lengthy sentence in the Alabama Department of Corrections. Acting on this forensic lead, law enforcement began investigating whether Froberg may have committed the kidn*pping and unaliving. Investigators determined that Froberg had escaped from the Alabama Department of Corrections during the timeframe Morgan was abdu*ted and unalived. Law enforcement learned that after escaping from the Alabama Department of Corrections, Froberg traveled to Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania. While in Mount Carmel, Froberg attempted to abd*ct a seven-year-old little boy. Froberg was arrested and taken to the Northumberland County Jail. Subsequently, Froberg escaped from the Northumberland County Jail. He traveled to Dayton, Ohio, where he stole a maroon Chevrolet van approximately half a mile from his parent’s house. Froberg traveled south, exiting I-65 in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he spotted Morgan playing in her apartment complex, snatched her and drove south. Froberg admitted to investigators that he drove Morgan to White House, Tennessee and parked near a barn. Morgan was screaming and crying. Froberg acknowledged str*gling Morgan to d*ath and thr*wing her in a ditch. He fled to Franklin, Tennessee where he left the stolen van on his way to Huntsville, Alabama. Eventually, Froberg made his way back to Pennsylvania where he was arrested and returned to the Alabama Department of Corrections. For decades, Froberg’s horrific crime remained unsolved. Froberg was scheduled to be released from custody by the Alabama Department of Corrections in the near future but will now spend the rest of his life in federal prison. #kentucky #crime #truecrime #abducted #truestory

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