Authorities are investigating reports that exotic dancers performed lap dances on teenagers at a boy’s surprise 16th birthday party in an upstate New York village.

South Glens Falls Police Chief Kevin Judd says photos on social networking sites were given to his department by people concerned about the Nov. 3 party at the Spare Time bowling alley.

At least one of the images shows a scantily clad, tattooed woman clinging upside down to a seated teen as others look on.

Saratoga County District Attorney James Murphy says Thursday investigators are trying to determine who hired the dancers and if the alley served alcohol to any of the 80 adults and teens.

He says child endangerment is among the potential charges. A man at the bowling alley says he can’t comment.

A Florida man from the Key West area was very unhappy with that results of the most recent general election.

Henry Hamilton owned a tanning salon named ‘Tropical Tan’ and had a partner named Michael Cossey, who claims that Hamilton said that he’s not going to be around much longer if Obama enters second term.

Hamilton was found dead on November 8^th, a will featured a message which explained a highly possible reason for his death. The will said “F*** Obama!” and two empty bottle of prescription drugs were found nearby, one for Xanax and another for Seroquel.

According to the Miami Herald, the drugs were used to treat Hamilton for his anxiety and schizophrenia.

Hamilton mentioned at one point before his death that he was very worried about his business.

Police in Belize are looking for the founder of the software company McAfee Inc. to question him about the death of another U.S. citizen, his neighbor in an island town on the Caribbean.

Spokesman Raphael Martinez says John McAfee was the neighbor of 52-year-old Gregory Viant Faull. Faull was found with a gunshot wound to his head inside his home north of San Pedro, a town on the island of Ambergris Caye.

Martinez says other neighbors have been questioned, but McAfee has not been home. McAffee could not be reached for comment by The Associated Press.

Martinez said Monday that Faull’s computer and phone were missing, but there were no signs of forced entry. The housekeeper discovered the body Sunday and called police.

The puppeteer who performs as Elmo on “Sesame Street” says he did have a relationship with a man who says he was 16 at the time the relationship began.

But Kevin Clash says the relationship was between “two consenting adults” — and that he is “deeply saddened” that the accuser is “trying to characterize it as something other than what it was.”

Sex with a person under 17 is a felony in New York if the perpetrator is at least 21. Clash is now 52 years old. The accuser was 23 by the time he made the allegations this past June.

Sesame Workshop says its own investigation found the allegation to be unsubstantiated. But it has suspended Clash, saying he had exercised “poor judgment” and had violated company policy regarding Internet usage.

A person close to the show says other puppeteers are prepared to fill in for Clash during his absence, and thatElmo “will still be a part of the shows.”

Clash is normally behind the scenes as Elmo’s voice and animator. But he was the subject of a documentary last year. He also serves as the show’s senior Muppet coordinator.

Students from Florida International University have been walking on water for a class assignment.

To do it, they wear water shoes that they created.

The students had to make it to the other side of a 175-foot lake on campus Thursday while wearing the aquatic shoes in order to earn an “A” on the assignment. Alex Quinones was the first to do so in just over a minute, earning himself $500 and major bragging rights.

A total of 79 students competed in the race.

Architecture professor Jaime Canaves says the annual race is a lesson in in life as well as architecture. He says he wants to show his students that as long as they research and test their work, anything is possible — even “walking on water.”

Meanwhile in Nepal, a reward of 25,000 rupees will be awarded to anyone who captures or kills a leopard that authorities believe is responsible for killing and eating  people over a 15-month span. So far 15 people are dead, 10 being small children.

This man-eating leopard is showing similarities to everyone’s favorite vampire, Edward Cullen, because when a wild animal tastes human blood they pretty much settle for nothing less.

If a wild animal truly is feasting on humans, with a defined taste for children, the situation could escalate if the culprit shares the meal. An ecologist told CNN that once a wild animal gets the taste of human blood, deer and other animals don’t appeal to them because human blood is more salty which is apparently more tasty than less salty blood.

 

Authorities suspect there to be only one human-hungry animal in the reported areas but if another wild predator tastes human blood, more meals may occur.

A search team, looking for a child that went missing, discovered the missing four-year-old child’s head in a forest. Once the leopard kills its prey, the body is dragged into the forest where it feeds.

Villagers fear going into the forest during nightfall, the alleged blood-thirsty leopard tried human and won’t go back.

Next time you see a huge spider in your house just be happy it’s not a human eating leopard.

This deer wasn’t caught in the headlights. It was called on the carpet.

A Pittsburgh-area carpeting store has been cleaning up after the wild animal smashed into the store and ran amok Tuesday.

Jill Horvatic, an employee of Stout Carpeting in Castle Shannon, tells WPXI-TV that she hid while the animal ran around, crashing into displays and damaging other items.

Horvatic says, “I was shaking. I haven’t felt like that ever in my life. For 20 minutes all I heard was banging and glass shattering. It was horrifying.”

Police were able to get the deer out of the store before anybody got hurt.

A 67-year-old nun has pleaded not guilty to a grand larceny charge stemming from the theft of nearly $130,000 from two Catholic Church parishes in western New York.

Local media outlets report that Sister Mary Anne Rapp entered her plea Monday night in Kendall Town Court in Orleans County. She was released without bail.

Rapp is charged with stealing $128,000 from rural parishes in Kendall and nearby Holley where she used to work.

Diocese of Buffalo officials say she was placed on leave in February 2011 and fired two months later. She’s accused of stealing the money between March 2006 and April 2011.

Officials say Rapp has a gambling problem and they believe she spent the money at casinos.

Rapp lives at the Stella Niagara Mother House in Lewiston.

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