This week: a Georgia police officer shoots a donkey mid-search for a missing child, George Santos picks up his first-ever lifetime ban from a betting platform, and a drunk Arizona realtor gets duct-taped to his airline seat after a slur-filled meltdown — and loses his job days later. Plus: a Halloween game quietly deletes a mini-game nobody should've greenlit in the first place, the Tupac Shakur murder finally gets a conviction three decades later, California's infamous "serial butt sniffer" is back in headlines, and 106 gallons of liquid meth turn up hidden inside a trailer frame on I-8. We've also got a mother accused of hanging her 2-year-old son after calling him "the Antichrist," South Africa's initiation season death toll, a stand-your-ground shooting over a parking spot that won't be charged, and a Missouri foster mom who allegedly traded a teenage girl for a monkey — and walked away with no prison time. We close out with the full Jim Thornton "Wheel of Fortune" saga (the chatroom, the panic Google search, and the firing) and a SEPTA bus that got a little too comfortable in some wet concrete in South Philly.
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