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A woman whose daughter was kidnapped and murdered in Colombia disguised herself as a homeless person to help authorities find the alleged killers of her oldest child. Nathalie Amaya revealed she changed her appearance in order to blend in with the other homeless people who were living in an abandoned building in the Bogotá neighborhood of San Bernardo and find the suspects who killed her daughter, 15-year-old Lynda Michelle Amaya, in December. The Colombian Attorney General’s Office announced Thursday morning the arrest of three men and a woman tied to a local gang known for terrorizing the neighborhood. It wasn't clear in information released by Colombian law enforcement why the girl might have been targeted, or if her killing was random.  The distraught mother, who has three other children, - a four-year-old boy and 13-year old twin boys - helped the Bogotá Metropolitan Police and Colombian intelligence agents by volunteering to go undercover on December 3 in hope of finding her

Police have charged a driver after four men who pulled over to change a flat tyre on a major motorway were injured when they were struck by a car in Sydney's west overnight. Emergency services were called to the M7 Motorway, south of Eastern Road at Rooty Hill, at about 10pm on Friday evening after a multi-vehicle crash in the breakdown bay was reported. Police claim a Toyota Hilux towing a boat trailer and a Volkswagen Golf were stopped in the breakdown bay while four men - aged 44, 49 and two aged 39 - were changing a flat tyre on the boat trailer. It's alleged a Toyota Camry travelling south on the motorway struck the stationary Volkswagen, causing it to push the boat forward and injure the four men nearby. Police have charged a driver after four men who pulled over to change a flat tyre on a major motorway were injured when they were struck by a car in Sydney's west overnight They were all taken to Westmead Hospital with various injuries including leg fractures and lace

The public will be able to force councils to sell off vacant land and buildings under a proposed new law. Its aim will be to allow vacant plots of land and derelict buildings to be converted into homes or community spaces. The ‘right to regenerate’ proposals, to be announced by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick today, would make it easier to challenge councils and other public organisations to release land for redevelopment. Its aim will be to allow vacant plots of land and derelict buildings to be converted into homes or community spaces  Underused public land could be sold to individuals or communities by default unless there was a compelling reason not to. Public bodies would need to have clear plans for land in the near future, even if only as a temporary use. If the land is kept for too long without being used, they would be required to sell it.  The rights would also apply to unused publicly owned social housing and garages. Latest figures show there were over 25,000 vacant counci

Postmasters  caught up in a major IT scandal told an inquiry yesterday how their lives had been devastated. Many were forced to the brink of financial disaster and had their health ruined by false accusations of accounting fraud. Up to 2,500 Post Office staff were sacked, forced to repay cash or even wrongfully convicted and jailed over supposedly missing money. Peter Murray said he suffered a series of breakdowns and a stroke after he was hounded for £65,000 It later emerged the shortfalls were probably the result of flaws and bugs in computer software. The Daily Mail has campaigned for justice and the public inquiry opened yesterday with evidence from three sub-postmasters. Peter Murray said he suffered a series of breakdowns and a stroke after he was hounded for £65,000. The 53-year-old, from Wallasey in Merseyside, has been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. He said he was suspended without pay and forced to take out loans and borrow from friends to make monthly repayme

Joe Biden will no longer take the train to Washington D.C. for his swearing-in but did get an invitation to stay at Blair House, the official guest residence across the street from the White House where president-elects traditionally spend the night before the inauguration ceremony. The invitation was extended by the State Department, where the Office of Protocol oversees the 70,000 town house at 1651 Pennsylvania Avenue. Blair House is also used for foreign leaders and important guests. The Bush family stayed there when in Washington D.C. for former President George H.W. Bush's state funeral. Biden hasn't accepted the invitation to stay there, The Washington Post reported. Trump and his family stayed at the residence the night before his inauguration. Inauguration Day typically begins with a breakfast for friends and family at the residence. The staff at Blair House attend to guests' needs and wants, offering service and hospitality as luxurious as a five-star hotel, accor

A new Netflix documentary chronicles the manhunt for the Night Stalker who killed 13 people in California in the 1980s and how he was finally caught by his poor dental hygiene. Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer focuses on the events that led to the eventual arrest of Richard Ramirez. Between June 1984 and August 1985 the serial killer carried out a series of violent crimes which at first seemed random and left many believing they were the work of multiple people. He broke into homes and assaulted residents and in some cases kidnapped and molested children before letting them go. Between June 1984 and August 1985, Richard Ramirez , who  was dubbed Night Stalker, carried out a series of violent crimes which at first seemed random and left many believing they were the work of multiple people At one point towards the end of his trial, Ramirez shouted out 'Hail Satan' and displayed a pentagram he had drawn onto the palm of his hand  He broke into homes and assaulted reside

Dr. Harold N. Bornstein, Donald Trump’s former physician who once declared him to be ‘the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency’ only to later say he was coerced into making the claim, died on Friday, it has been revealed. Bornstein, the Manhattan-based doctor, was 73 years of age at the time of his death, which was revealed in a paid notice published in The New York Times on Thursday. No cause of death was given. Bornstein died at his Scarsdale, New York, home. Police said they had no reason to believe there was any foul play involved.  DailyMail.com has reached out to the White House for comment on Bornstein's passing.  Bornstein, a gastroenterologist, served as Trump's personal physician from 1980 until 2017. He inherited Trump as a patient from his father, Dr. Jacob Bornstein, who also practiced medicine at the same Park Avenue address on Manhattan's Upper East Side. After Trump was elected to the presidency in 2016, Bornstein hoped that he would be named

Melania Trump secretly packed up the White House as her husband refused to concede the election and only found out she wasn't going to Joe Biden's inauguration when President Donald Trump tweeted he wouldn't attend. The first lady is winding down her final week at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue and preparing for the next phase of her family's life. '(Melania Trump) is not sad to be leaving,' one White House official told CNN.  The first family will move to Mar-a-Lago after leaving Washington D.C. Moving vans were spotted outside the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on Wednesday as the first family and Trump administration staff prepare to exit the premises. Packing boxes have been spotted outside office doors in the West Wing. But the first lady had to start the family move secretly because of fears it would raise the ire of President Trump, who didn't concede he lost until last Thursday, after a pro-Trump mob rioted on Capitol Hill and Congress certified Joe