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"I guess happiness is not a state you want to be in all the time."
John Belushi born on January 24, 1949 to Albanian immigrants, Agnes Demetri (Samaras) and Adam Anastos Belushi, in Humboldt Park, Chicago, Illinois.He was a boisterous, high energy, American comedian, actor, and singer.
He was one of the seven original cast members of the NBC sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live (SNL).
His breakout and best-known film role was as John "Bluto" Blutarsky, the lead in the 1978 National Lampoon's Animal House.
He also pursued interests in music, creating with Aykroyd, Lou Marini, Tom Malone, Steve Cropper, Donald "Duck" Dunn, and Paul Shaffer, the Blues Brothers.
John struggled with heavy drug use that affected his comedy career. He was dismissed and rehired by Michaels on several occasions due to his behavior.
On March 5, 1982, Belushi's trainer Bill Wallace found him dead in Bungalow 3 at the Chateau Marmont Hotel on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood.
He was 33 years old
Belushi died from combined drug intoxication caused by an injection of a heroin and cocaine mixture, known as a speedball.
Catherine Evelyn Smith admitted that she had been with Belushi the night of his death and had given him the fatal shot.
She was extradited from Ontario, Canada, arrested, and charged with first-degree murder.
A plea bargain reduced the charge to involuntary manslaughter, and she served 15 months in prison.
Belushi's has been interred twice at Abel's Hill Cemetery in Chilmark, Massachusetts on Martha's Vineyard.
A tombstone marking the original burial location has a skull and crossbones with the inscription, "I may be gone but Rock and Roll lives on."
His name is included on the Belushi family stone marking his mother's grave at Elmwood Cemetery in River Grove, Illinois and reads "He gave us laughter."
He was posthumously honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2004.
Did you know that during the pre-production of the movie, Ghostbusters, Ivan Reitman remarked Slimer was sort of like Bluto in the film Animal House, like the ghost of John Belushi.
Since then, Slimer has been described as "The Ghost of John Belushi" by Dan Aykroyd in many interviews.
Melvin Heaps was 74 years old when he went missing on July 31, 2017.
He went hiking in the Crystal Lake area of the Wasatch National Forest, Summit County, Utah, and did not return.
His vehicle was located at the trail head.
Hw was last known wearing long sleeve red/rust with beige stripes shirt, Blue trousers, Elastic, clip on suspenders, LDS one-piece undergarments, Brown hiking boots, thick multi-colored socks, analog watch with a leather band and gun metal gray wire-framed prescription eyeglass that auto tint with clip-on flip up sunglasses. He had a hearing aid in right ear.
His left ear he is completely deaf in.
He is about 5'9", 175 - 185 lbs with gray or partially gray hair and Blue eyes.
Mary and Joey met when they were in high school and dated since the 11th grade. The fall after they graduated, they got married and had two kids. Joey worked at his dad's auto body shop. He was an avid cocaine user and would go on binges. They had a turbulent marriage and Mary threatened several times to leave, but didn't follow through. Joey eventually went to rehab and got sober. It was a bright and sunny day in Massapequa, Nassau County, New York, on May 19th, 1992. 37 year old Mary Jo Buttafuoco was on her back deck painting furniture, while her kids were at school and her husband was at work. Her and her husband, Joey Buttafuoco, had been married for 15 years. Mary had left the front door open as she painted. All of the sudden the door bell rang. When she got to the front door, on her porch, Mary saw a teenage girl with long dark hair. As they talked, the girl looked nervous as she glanced over her shoulder at a teenaged boy sitting in the driver's seat of a car, parked across the street. The girl said her name was Ann and that Joey was having an affair with her little sister. The girl seemed to become more nervous and impatient as the conversation went on. The girl said she she had proof of the affair and thrust a t shirt, with a logo from her father in law's auto body shop, in Mary's face. Mary said that she was going to go call Joey and turned to go back inside. As she reached for the doorknob, the girl pulled out a 25 caliber, semi automatic pistol smacked Mary on the head with it. The girl then pulled the trigger, hitting Mary in the right side of the head. Mary fell to the ground, severely wounded.
Amy Elizabeth Fisher was born August 21, 1974 in Merrick, New York, on Long Island, to Elliot and Roseann Fisher. A family member repeatedly sexually abused her.
Then, at age 13, a man hired to work at her home raped her.
She was sexually active and had an unwanted pregnancy and abortion.
It was 1991 and she was a 16-year-old student at Kennedy High School.
Amy gets into an accident, crashing her car and her father takes her to Joey Buttafuoco dad's auto shop to get it fixed. They flirt with each other. She crashed her car a few more times, getting minor cosmetic repairs, so she could see Joey. One day, with her car in repair, Joey offered to drive her home. Amy invites him in for something to drink. Joey asks to see her room. They have their first sexual encounter. After that, they meet in hotel rooms for the next few months. Amy begins falling in love with Joey. The rest of Amy's life begins to unravel. She mentions to Joey that she is in need of money. He suggests that she be a prostitute. She took his suggestions and became a successful prostitute. Amy started obsessing over Joey. One day she gave him an ultimatum, her or Mary. When Joey chose Mary, Amy flipped and ended the relationship. Amy began dating Paul Makely, a co-owner of a local gym.
Shortly after, Joey and Amy resumed their affair.
May 13, 1992: Amy decided once and for all to get rid of Mary Jo.
She heard that Peter Guagenti could help her get a gun.
Amy, on that same evening, shared her plan with Joey, and he supplied her with tips on how to shoot his wife.
May 15: Joey contacted her to find out if she had a gun, which at that point she did not.
Amy contacted Guagenti, and the plan to kill Mary Jo was arranged.
May 17: She and Guagenti replaced his license plates with two that Amy had stolen.
11:30 a.m.- with Guagenti driving, the two went to the Buttafuoco home.
Armed with a semi-automatic gun, Amy confronted Mary Jo on her front porch. After a short conversation, shot her in the head.
Amy dropped the shirt and the gun and ran towards the car, but Guagenti told her to take the evidence with her.
She ran back to retrieve both items and then they both fled the scene.
Neighbors came to Mary Jo's aid.
Emergency crews arrive and she is taken to the hospital.
After several hours in surgery, Mary Jo's condition stabilized.
The bullet remained lodged in her head, and she was in a coma.
Joey told the police that he had given advice to Amy about not paying her boyfriend's drug debt, and Makely, when finding out, sought vengeance.
Mary emerged from her coma three days later, on May 20, and began giving the police details of the shooting.
Mary Jo identified Amy as the shooter from a picture she was shown. Mary was left deafened in one ear and her face partially paralyzed.
The police, unable to locate Amy, asked Joey to contact her and find out where she was.
Amy was pulled over in her car at 6 p.m. on Merrick Road, a short distance from her home.
Amy was arrested and charged with attempted murder, assault and criminal possession of a gun.
Amy told the police that the shooting was a mistake.
She said that the gun accidentally went off when she hit Mary on the head.
She also told them that Joey had given her the gun and that the two were lovers.
May 29: Amy pled "not guilty" to the charges of attempted murder in the second degree, armed felony, assault, and criminal use of a firearm.
Amy's bail was set at $2 million.
The national press dubbed Amy the "Long Island Lolita."
Friends and former clients sold the press videos that had been secretly filmed of her, and agreed to interviews in which they would bash her character.
After two months in jail, bail was secured, but only after she agreed to give up the right's of her story to KLM Productions, which she did.
Mary filed a civil lawsuit against Amy for over one hundred million dollars, which was later settled for an undisclosed sum.
The tabloid television broadcast a snapped videotaped conversation between Fisher and Paul Makely.
The tape was recorded hours before she agreed to the plea in court. Amy could be seen talking about her future, saying that she wanted to get married to Makely so he could visit her in prison. Amy could be seen on the tape saying:
"That will keep my name in the press.
I want my name in the press.
Why? Because I can make a lot of money.
I figure if I'm going through all this pain and suffering, I'm getting a Ferrari." . This made Amy suicidal.
Her lawyer then arranged a plea agreement in which Amy would spend up to fifteen years in prison in exchange for testimony against Joey. She would also have to plead guilty to reckless assault. December 2, 1992: Amy accepted the plea agreement and was sentenced to 5 to 15 years in prison.
Part 1 Interview with Amy as she starts her prison sentence.
Part 2
While in prison Amy was sodomized and raped by a prison guard.
Guagenti spent six months in prison for giving Amy the gun.
February 1993: The DA charged Joey with statutory rape.
With Amy testifying about their sexual affair, Joey was indicted on felony charges of rape, sodomy, and endangering the welfare of a minor.
As evidence against him mounting, Joey pled guilty to one count of statutory rape.
He served six months in prison.
Amy served seven years and was granted parole in May 1999.
She became a columnist for the Long Island Press.
In 2003, she married a man she met online, Louis Bellera.,who is 24-years older than her. The couple had three children before divorcing in 2015. Mary eventually filed divorce papers in Ventura County Superior Court on February 3, 2003. In 2006, Mary underwent a facial reanimation procedure.
24 year old Jerika Alvey Binks, has been missing from American Fork since she went for a run on February 18.
She was last seen in person at about 9 a.m. in the area of 300 N. 1100 East (North Utah County Boulevard) in American Fork. S he had been staying at a residential treatment center.
Binks’ family, along with Fast Gas Convenience Stores and an anonymous donor, are offering a $10,000 reward for successful help in finding her or for details that lead to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved with her disappearance. She is described as white, 5 feet 4 inches, 120 pounds, with brown hair and eyes.
Nickname/Alias: Emilie Fuentes; Emilie Slotboom; Emilie Raines-Fuentes Salt Lake County, Utah She was 21 year old at the time of her disappearance. Emilie's family reports that she was last seen at a Maverick station in Downtown Salt Lake City on 12/23/2017. An individual who last saw Emilie said she was wearing a sundress and in a blanket and flip flops. She at the time she was 6 ft 8 inches, 130lbs, pierced ears with strawberry blond hair and blue/green eyes.
Andrei Campana has been missing from Bountiful, Utah, since Sunday, November 12, 2017.
He was 42 years old at the time of his disappearance.
His car was found around 3 pm on that same day at the Mueller Park entrance. He was wearing a blue fleece pullover, a black North Face jacket and khaki pants. He may have also been wearing hiking boots, Keen brand, size 10.
He had brown eyes black and short hair and had a mustache, light beard, and thicker eyebrows.
He was a journalist, poet and a Civil War Veteran.
Born at Horse Cave Creek in Meigs County, Ohio, on June 24, 1842, to Marcus Aurelius Bierce and Laura Sherwood Bierce. He married Mary Ellen "Mollie" Day on December 25, 1871.
They had three children, Day, Leigh, Helen.
His book,The Devil's Dictionary, was named as one of "The 100 Greatest Masterpieces of American Literature".
He was regarded as one of the most influential journalists in the United States, and as a pioneering writer of realist fiction.
October 1913, he was 71 years old, when he set out for Washington D.C.
He visited several battle fields he fought on.
His travels brought him to Chihuahua, Mexico.
He wanted gain first-hand experience of the Mexican Revolution.
On December 26, he sent a letter to his friend, Blanche Partington.
In the letter he said that "I leave tomorrow for an unknown destination."
He was never seen or heard from again.
It was rumored that he was traveling with rebel troops.
