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After drinking at least four cans of Red Bull at a nightclub, 21-year-old Chloe Leach collapsed and died from cardiac arrhythmia. It is thought that her arrhythmia was worsened by the high level of caffeine present in her body from the energy drinks.

Coroner Geoffery Saul ruled out drug use and excessive drinking as causes of death and said none of her decisions “reflected badly” on her. While not officially diagnosed, Leech likely had QT syndrome which affects the heart’s electric activity.

Chloe Leach also suffered from epilepsy. According to Tina Leach, her daughter regularly took her epilepsy medication and monitored with her caffeine consumption. “She would drink Red Bull occasionally and was aware it contained caffeine,” Tina said.

More story: British Student Dies After Drinking Red Bull

Scientists say the 7.9 earthquake responsible for killing more than 80,000 people in China last May could have been triggered by the enormous Zipingpu dam. The dam is in close proximity to the fault line and just 3 miles from the Sichuan quake site.

Christian Klose of the Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory said the sudden shift of the 315 million tonnes of water the dam held increased the natural stress from tectonic movement by 25x, causing a rupture that lead to the quake.

Fan Xaio, chief engineer of the Sichuan Geology and Mineral Bureau in Chengdu, opposed the construction of Zipingpu and had warned the Chinese government that dams like Zipingpu were dangerous when built in seismically active areas to no avail.

More story: Chinese Earthquake May Have Been Man-Made

Two men, each 19, were arrested by police in St Petersburg, one is a florest and the other is a street-market butcher who was a one-time psychiatric patient. They are accused of killing a young girl and cooking her as food for themselves.

Prosecutors said, what they did is a cannibalism, they believe the girl was drowned in a bathtub, then the body was cut into body parts. For example some of her organs was baked with potatoes in a stove.

A top city prosecutor believes, the men decided to kill the teenager after tere was an argument between the girl and one of the men.

More story: Men Kill Teenage Girl, Ate Her

Spencer Potter, a 28-year-old DJ from Weehawken, NJ is selling the famous 867-5309 phone number along with his business on eBay. As of Monday morning bids had reached $5,100. The number was originally made famous in a song by Tommy Tutone.

Potter claims that he has received about 40 calls a day since plugging in the phone. Potter also met a woman by answering the phone. The woman used to give the number out as a fake and one day decided to call to see who was receiving the calls.

Normally phone numbers cannot be sold but since the auction includes the sale of the DJ business Vonage, the company that assigned the number, has allowed the sale to take place. Potter hopes to make at least $40,000 from the sale.

More story: Your chance to own 867-5309!

About a 20-year-old shop assistant has died after he changed battery in his cell phone in Guangzhou, China. The phone exploded in his breast pocket, severing major artery in his neck.

Authorities believe that the battery and
the cell phone were counterfeit, but they have yet to determine it. Nokia and Motorola do not believe the battery and the phone were origin.

In China this is the ninth cell phone explosion since 2002.

More story: Man Dies From Mobile Phone Explosion

18-year-old Cheyene Back has been sentenced to three months in prison after she was captured on CCTV writing “2shie” on the wall of the Hyde Park Cafe. She was with a group of other people who were also defacing the wall.

For its part the café wanted $200 to compensate them for the clean up. After being sentenced by Magistrate Ian McRae a second magistrate agreed to unconditional bail until an appeal can be heard.

The state government launched a crack down on graffiti just days ago. It is now illegal to sell spray paint to minors and spray cans can be confiscated from unsupervised minors. Graffiti clean up costs reportedly reach $100 million annually.

More story: Girl With No Criminal Record Jailed for Three Months

An 11-year-old boy from Avondale, OH, shot and killed 7-year-old neighbor Earl Robinson on Friday. Police arriving to the scene found Earl’s body and took the shooter into custody. Four children and one adult were home at the time of the shooting.

The boy was released shortly later by police due to “severe physical disabilities” and need for medical care. Prosecutor Joe Deters isn’t sure if criminal charges will be filed against the boy, gun owner or adult who was present during the shooting.

Sgt. Gary Conner of the Cincinnati Homicide Unit said the boy was “open and frank” and “honest.” While police are currently investigating where the boy got the weapon, Conner believes this case is just another example of a “kid playing with a gun.”

More story: 11-Year-Old Shoots and Kills 7-Year-Old

Surprised Google users on Saturday morning were warned that the entire Internet was construed of harmful malware. For almost one hour yesterday morning, a glitch in Google’s filtering system declared every Web site as harmful.

Google was quick to explain the glitch, which they said was a result of human error. Spokesperson Marissa Mayer said: “We will carefully investigate this incident and put more robust file checks in to prevent it from happening again.”

More story: Google Declares the Internet is Malware

Some very honest men working on a steel plant in Berlin struck lucky with a safe and could have bagged themselves a neat little package of 100,000 Euros (around $128,500USD) when employees of ‘Postbank’ dumped a safe.

An employee at the German bank had completely forgotten to grab the cash before sending it to the local dump site.

Bank spokesman Ralf Palm laid the blame and responsibility for the money being left in the safe on one worker, due to “the carelessness of an employee when a branch office moved in December.”

More story: Scrapped Safe Full of Cash