The Kardashians really are playing family feud these days. Kris Jenner is separated from Bruce Jenner. Khloe Kardashian is estranged from Lamar Odom. And, according to the latest issue of Life & Style , Kourtney Kardashian is none too pleased with Kim Kardashian. Insiders tell the magazine that Kourtney is aghast at Kim’s trip to Paris with Kanye West last week. Yes, it was her first time leaving daughter North West after giving birth in July… but it was still one time too many, according to Kourtney. The cover story alleges that Kourtney is peeved at her sister for abandoning a four-month old just to enjoy a few “wild parties, trashy outfits and fashion shows” and that Kim has to stop up and ACT LIKE A MOM ALREADY! Kim, of course, expressed how much she missed little Nori by posting a picture of North West on Instagram toward the end of the vacation. But that apparently wasn’t enough for Kourtney. What do you make of this supposed feud? Is Kim Kardashian a good mother? Yes, one of the best! No, she’s terrible! How should I know?!? View Poll »
The Kardashians really are playing family feud these days. Kris Jenner is separated from Bruce Jenner. Khloe Kardashian is estranged from Lamar Odom. And, according to the latest issue of Life & Style , Kourtney Kardashian is none too pleased with Kim Kardashian. Insiders tell the magazine that Kourtney is aghast at Kim’s trip to Paris with Kanye West last week. Yes, it was her first time leaving daughter North West after giving birth in July… but it was still one time too many, according to Kourtney. The cover story alleges that Kourtney is peeved at her sister for abandoning a four-month old just to enjoy a few “wild parties, trashy outfits and fashion shows” and that Kim has to stop up and ACT LIKE A MOM ALREADY! Kim, of course, expressed how much she missed little Nori by posting a picture of North West on Instagram toward the end of the vacation. But that apparently wasn’t enough for Kourtney. What do you make of this supposed feud? Is Kim Kardashian a good mother? Yes, one of the best! No, she’s terrible! How should I know?!? View Poll »
Hannah Anderson, 16, claims a family friend handcuffed her, bound her feet with a zip tie and tried to force her to play Russian roulette with his pistol. The Southern California teen described new details of the frightening encounter with James Lee DiMaggio in a Today show interview on Thursday. Hannah Anderson on Today Her sit-down comes as an author prepares to release a scathing new book that questions the teen’s story in the case that captivated the U.S. this year. According to Hannah Anderson , DiMaggio used zip ties to bind her feet and then told her that he was going to take her to Idaho to help him settle there. At that point he would release her, the San Diego-area teen claims he stated. Hannah was ultimately saved by FBI agents and returned to California. “He told me that he was going to kidnap me and take me to Idaho, where my intention was just to carry his backpacks to the river,” she said on Today . “And that he was gonna live there. And then he’d get me home afterwards.” DiMaggio said her mother, Christina, and 8-year-old brother, Ethan, were alive. He then forced her to play Russian roulette on his couch, Anderson said. “And when it was my turn, I just started crying and, like, was freaking out. And he said, ‘Do you want to play?’ And I said, ‘No.’ And I started crying.” “And then he’s, like, ‘OK.’ And he stopped.” DiMaggio was killed by FBI agents in the Idaho wilderness August 10, a week after he allegedly abducted the 16-year-old and killed Christina and Ethan. The remains of Anderson’s 44-year-old mother and brother were later found in the burned home. Hannah said she is “just mostly sick and angry.” The teen’s disappearance triggered a massive search and rescue effort spanning much of the western U.S. and parts of Canada and Mexico. The Amber Alert helped, in more ways than one, as it has “helped me keep going through healing and stuff, knowing that people were looking for me.” Since her rescue, Anderson has avoided most interviews, preferring instead to respond to fans and confront skeptics directly on social media sites. Critics see something fishy in a flurry of texts between Hannah and DiMaggio before the abduction as well as a letter from the teen in DiMaggio’s house. Author Chelsea Hoffman said she grew suspicious as she observed Hannah’s behavior following her return, prompting her to write “The River of No Return.” The book is set for a November 2 release. Authorities say Hannah was undoubtedly a victim. She has harsh words for critics, including one who asked why she hadn’t run away from DiMaggio, 40. “How do you know he never had me handcuffed,” Anderson wrote. “Because there you are wrong. Don’t assume things you don’t know. Just stop.”
Hannah Anderson, 16, claims a family friend handcuffed her, bound her feet with a zip tie and tried to force her to play Russian roulette with his pistol. The Southern California teen described new details of the frightening encounter with James Lee DiMaggio in a Today show interview on Thursday. Hannah Anderson on Today Her sit-down comes as an author prepares to release a scathing new book that questions the teen’s story in the case that captivated the U.S. this year. According to Hannah Anderson , DiMaggio used zip ties to bind her feet and then told her that he was going to take her to Idaho to help him settle there. At that point he would release her, the San Diego-area teen claims he stated. Hannah was ultimately saved by FBI agents and returned to California. “He told me that he was going to kidnap me and take me to Idaho, where my intention was just to carry his backpacks to the river,” she said on Today . “And that he was gonna live there. And then he’d get me home afterwards.” DiMaggio said her mother, Christina, and 8-year-old brother, Ethan, were alive. He then forced her to play Russian roulette on his couch, Anderson said. “And when it was my turn, I just started crying and, like, was freaking out. And he said, ‘Do you want to play?’ And I said, ‘No.’ And I started crying.” “And then he’s, like, ‘OK.’ And he stopped.” DiMaggio was killed by FBI agents in the Idaho wilderness August 10, a week after he allegedly abducted the 16-year-old and killed Christina and Ethan. The remains of Anderson’s 44-year-old mother and brother were later found in the burned home. Hannah said she is “just mostly sick and angry.” The teen’s disappearance triggered a massive search and rescue effort spanning much of the western U.S. and parts of Canada and Mexico. The Amber Alert helped, in more ways than one, as it has “helped me keep going through healing and stuff, knowing that people were looking for me.” Since her rescue, Anderson has avoided most interviews, preferring instead to respond to fans and confront skeptics directly on social media sites. Critics see something fishy in a flurry of texts between Hannah and DiMaggio before the abduction as well as a letter from the teen in DiMaggio’s house. Author Chelsea Hoffman said she grew suspicious as she observed Hannah’s behavior following her return, prompting her to write “The River of No Return.” The book is set for a November 2 release. Authorities say Hannah was undoubtedly a victim. She has harsh words for critics, including one who asked why she hadn’t run away from DiMaggio, 40. “How do you know he never had me handcuffed,” Anderson wrote. “Because there you are wrong. Don’t assume things you don’t know. Just stop.”
Hannah Anderson , the 16-year-old rescued Saturday from her alleged abductor James DiMaggio, made her first public appearance since her ordeal. Hannah Anderson Makes First Public Appearance On Thursday afternoon, the teenager attended a fundraiser in the San Diego community of Lakeside where she lived with her mother and brother. Both of whom were killed August 4 prior to Hannah being kidnapped by family friend DiMaggio, who was shot to death by police Saturday in Idaho. The Lakeside Boll Weevil restaurant was reportedly holding a fundraiser in the family’s honor with 20 percent of sales going to the Anderson family. Wearing sunglasses, Hannah Anderson emerged out from a car and was quickly ushered into the restaurant away from the media. She offered no comment. Later, Anderson’s father, Brett, emerged and spoke to reporters. “This is a small community that we are a part of. The community came together putting on this great fundraiser for Hannah… and this is how Lakeside rolls.” “So I just wanted to say how much we appreciate it from everybody, the community, family, friends for being here … and local sheriffs and law enforcement.” Brett said he spoke with the horsemen who spotted Hannah, a tip that led to her being found with DiMaggio in Idaho, by phone and thanked them. “It was a chance encounter, but it did save my daughter’s life. Other than that, Hannah sends her love. She’s doing good day by day,” her dad said. “We’ll just keep moving forward from there.” Hannah Anderson Rescued, James DiMaggio Killed Meanwhile, search warrants unsealed Wednesday revealed that DiMaggio tortured Hannah Anderson’s mother and brother before killing them. DiMaggio and Hannah Anderson reportedly exchanged about 13 calls before Hannah was picked up from cheerleading practice on August 4. Both phones were turned off, and the home was burned several hours later. DiMaggio, 40, was like an uncle to the kids. The warrants describe how DiMaggio took Hannah on multi-day trips, most recently to Malibu and Hollywood. Since her rescue, Anderson supposedly made online postings Monday in which she fielded questions on social media about herself and her ordeal. A mother of a close friend of Anderson confirmed the postings were hers. Asked if she preferred DiMaggio would have been sentenced to prison instead of being killed by authorities, Anderson said, “He deserved what he got.”
Hannah Anderson , the 16-year-old rescued Saturday from her alleged abductor James DiMaggio, made her first public appearance since her ordeal. Hannah Anderson Makes First Public Appearance On Thursday afternoon, the teenager attended a fundraiser in the San Diego community of Lakeside where she lived with her mother and brother. Both of whom were killed August 4 prior to Hannah being kidnapped by family friend DiMaggio, who was shot to death by police Saturday in Idaho. The Lakeside Boll Weevil restaurant was reportedly holding a fundraiser in the family’s honor with 20 percent of sales going to the Anderson family. Wearing sunglasses, Hannah Anderson emerged out from a car and was quickly ushered into the restaurant away from the media. She offered no comment. Later, Anderson’s father, Brett, emerged and spoke to reporters. “This is a small community that we are a part of. The community came together putting on this great fundraiser for Hannah… and this is how Lakeside rolls.” “So I just wanted to say how much we appreciate it from everybody, the community, family, friends for being here … and local sheriffs and law enforcement.” Brett said he spoke with the horsemen who spotted Hannah, a tip that led to her being found with DiMaggio in Idaho, by phone and thanked them. “It was a chance encounter, but it did save my daughter’s life. Other than that, Hannah sends her love. She’s doing good day by day,” her dad said. “We’ll just keep moving forward from there.” Hannah Anderson Rescued, James DiMaggio Killed Meanwhile, search warrants unsealed Wednesday revealed that DiMaggio tortured Hannah Anderson’s mother and brother before killing them. DiMaggio and Hannah Anderson reportedly exchanged about 13 calls before Hannah was picked up from cheerleading practice on August 4. Both phones were turned off, and the home was burned several hours later. DiMaggio, 40, was like an uncle to the kids. The warrants describe how DiMaggio took Hannah on multi-day trips, most recently to Malibu and Hollywood. Since her rescue, Anderson supposedly made online postings Monday in which she fielded questions on social media about herself and her ordeal. A mother of a close friend of Anderson confirmed the postings were hers. Asked if she preferred DiMaggio would have been sentenced to prison instead of being killed by authorities, Anderson said, “He deserved what he got.”
James DiMaggio, the California murder suspect who allegedly kidnapped 16-year-old Hannah Anderson, was shot and killed by the FBI in the Idaho wilderness. Anderson was rescued alive nearby. Hannah Anderson Rescued, James DiMaggio Killed She appeared to be uninjured and will be reunited soon with her father at a hospital, where health care providers and crisis counselors were assisting her. “We will make sure she gets as much care as possible, physically and emotionally,” said Andrea Dearden, a spokeswoman from the Ada County Sheriff’s Dept. The shooting came after officers spotted James DiMaggio’s campsite from the air and an FBI hostage recovery team trekked to the site deep in the woods. “No one really knows where an investigation like this will lead,” said Mary Rook of the FBI’s Salt Lake City division. “In this case, our team faced a very challenging situation.” It marked the end of a days-long, multi-state manhunt. The bodies of Hannah Anderson’s mother, Christina, 44, and the teen’s 8-year-old brother, Ethan, were found in DiMaggio’s burning house outside San Diego. DiMaggio was close to the family. Christina Anderson’s husband, Brett, has described him as a best friend and said the children thought of him as an uncle. Authorities have said DiMaggio had an “unusual infatuation” with Hannah Anderson, although the father said he never saw any strange behavior. An Amber Alert was issued when he abducted her, and tips led investigators to Oregon after DiMaggio and the teen were reportedly spotted there. But it wasn’t until an Idaho horseback rider called in a tip that investigators found a major lead – DiMaggio’s car, hidden under brush at a trailhead. About 270 law enforcement officers from the FBI, local Idaho sheriffs’ offices, Idaho State Police, the U.S. Marshals Service, and the Border Patrol swarmed the roadless area. San Diego County Sheriff William D. Gore announced Hannah Anderson’s rescue and DiMaggio’s death from a news conference in California Saturday.
