This one reads like a conspiracy theory story but it comes from NBCNews.com (as opposed to Fox News or CNN). A UK family (for some reason) was vacationing in India when their daughter, Gurkiren Kaur, suffered mild dehydration. While seeing at a clinic to treat it, a doctor allegedly injected her with a mystery drug that immediately resulted in her death (murder?). When they got home, they were informed that all of the girls internal organs were missing. So it seems that the doctor who murdered Gurkiren Kaur may have been involved in an organ harvesting ring.

So it all comes back to the question of why ANYONE would EVER vacation in India.

U.S. Geological Survey say satellites and cameras suggest low-level emissions of gas, steam and a small amount of ash. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not yet evacuating.

Jenna Maroney Junie Hoang is suing IMDB for reporting the truth. Her rationale is that if people knew that she is really old, no one will want to employ her regardless of her lack of talent. She was born on July 16, 1971.

Tennessee and Georgia are probably heading to court in a fight over 60 square miles of land that Georgia claims was incorrectly surveyed 200 years ago. The Duke Boys weren't available for comment.

Perhaps recalling the problems that alcohol caused his father, former Rhode Island Representative Patrick Kennedy is campaigning against the legal status of mind enhancing drugs. He says, "marijuana ...(is) comparable to alcohol and tobacco." I am sure that everyone is looking forward to him pushing for a ban on those horrid substances.

Election Systems and Solutions (ES&S) was caught installing untested "experimental" software on the voting machines in 44 Ohio counties, comprising 52% of registered voters there. Never heard of ES&S? They briefly owned Premier Election Solutions, which used to be known as Diebold Election Systems.