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Mistress Who Turned in Treacherous FBI Spy Charles McGonigal Is Mysteriously Found Dead: Her Haunting Final Texts Revealed… As Grieving Friend Insists She ‘Would Never’ Take Her Own Life

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By Daily Mail. The mistress who helped bring down jailed FBI spy Charles McGonigal has died suddenly at her home in South Florida, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Allison Guerriero, 52, passed away hours after sharing a flurry of 75 posts on X on Thursday, including a video of herself walking in the street demanding a spotlight on other Feds and another where she declared: ‘I hate the FBI.’

They were part of her unrelenting years-long campaign, often conducted on social media, against married McGonigal, 58, and her personal war against other senior figures in the agency. . .

Her 18-month affair with McGonigal, the treacherous former head of the FBI counterintelligence in New York, helped blow the lid on his crimes, which included secretly working for Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. . .

On the day of her death, she posted a selfie video of her strolling in her relatively new hometown of Boynton Beach, Florida, saying: ‘Hey, good morning everybody. Friends and enemies… of course I’m in the middle of all my PTSD from 9/11 but I’m actually breathing a huge sigh of relief…

‘Here’s the problem with Charles McGonigal. You know his name, but you never did before that. You knew Jim Comey’s name. You knew Chris Wray’s name.. all the names that you already know, you know. Why don’t you start looking for the names that you do not know?’ (Read more from “Mistress Who Turned in Treacherous FBI Spy Charles McGonigal Is Mysteriously Found Dead: Her Haunting Final Texts Revealed… As Grieving Friend Insists She ‘Would Never’ Take Her Own Life” HERE)

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‘If they wanted me dead, I’d be dead.’ Chilling texts reveal FBI spy’s mistress feared Russian reprisals before sudden death…as cops block release of records amid ‘criminal investigation’

By Daily Mail. The mistress who helped bring down jailed FBI spy Charles McGonigal had confronted the possibility of a Russian hit team before she was found dead in south Florida, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Allison Guerriero, 52, admitted ‘concerns’ in texts but defiantly declared: ‘They don’t scare me.’

The former security consultant died suddenly on Thursday evening according to her devastated 80-year-old father Bill, with no cause of death yet publicly available.

The Daily Mail’s attempt for further specific documented information about the death through a public records request to Boynton Beach police was blocked Tuesday – with a reply indicating an ongoing ‘criminal investigation.’

It stated ‘active criminal intelligence information and active criminal investigation information are exempt from public inspection’ under a Florida statute detailing general exemptions to inspecting and copying public records. (Read more from “‘If they wanted me dead, I’d be dead.’ Chilling texts reveal FBI spy’s mistress feared Russian reprisals before sudden death…as cops block release of records amid ‘criminal investigation’” HERE)

VIDEO: Man Says ‘Angels’ Rushed to Help Him During Shark Attack

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A Florida man who was bitten by a shark August 23 in Key West is grateful several people rushed to help him when he needed it most.

David Daniel of Silver Springs was walking in shallow water after fishing when he realized there was a shark nearby, Click Orlando reported Thursday.

“I turned around and saw it swimming along the coastline of a sandbar. Then he turned and just beelined right for me like a movie,” he recalled of the tense moment.

Daniel believes the creature was six or seven feet long and said “we were looking eyeball to eyeball” as the shark attacked and took a chunk out of his foot.

However, the individuals who were nearby and ran to help him when the incident happened turned out to be nurses and medical personnel who knew exactly how to stop Daniel from bleeding out by using a tourniquet.

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23-year-old Aviator Pulls off Miraculous Water Landing after Engine Quit

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A young Florida pilot was able to swim away from a dramatic water landing in the Atlantic Ocean off Boca Raton on Saturday in a video captured by a beachgoer.

Faith Tenkley, 23, who has been a pilot for four years, maneuvered her family’s twin-engine Piper around buildings as she approached the coast and avoided paddleboarders before finding an open stretch of water next to the beach, she told Gulf Coast News. The plane made a smooth water landing at about 9:40 a.m. local time.

A lifeguard reached Tenkley within about a minute after the plane went down near 250 South Ocean Blvd., followed closely by a Boca Raton Ocean Rescue fire boat, according to local authorities.

Video captured the dramatic moments of the water landing, the quick rescue and the aftermath of a shaken Tenkley sitting on the beach, looking out to the sinking plane fully intact.

Tenkley, who Fox News Digital has reached out to for comment, has declined media interviews outside of Gulf Coast News’ Peter Busch. He reported she wanted to clear up misinformation that it was a male pilot rescued by a female surfer instead of vice versa. (Read more from “23-year-old Aviator Pulls off Miraculous Water Landing after Engine Quit” HERE)

‘Just Say She!’: Blue-Haired Florida Student Flips Out On Cop For ‘Misgendering’ Him

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A Florida college student melted down over pronouns during a police call and left the scene in handcuffs.

Bodycam video released Friday captures the February 2025 confrontation at the University of Central Florida. A campus officer working a vehicle theft report encountered a screaming student in a blue wig, according to footage published by Inside The Blue TV. The student in the footage is identified as 27-year-old Jarrett Vick of Treasure Island, according to the New York Post.

“Why do you let those kids get away with this? They are not supposed to be here,” Vick shouts near the start of the recording.

The officer warns Vick to bring the volume down or face involuntary commitment. “If you don’t lower your voice, I am going to put handcuffs on you and I’m going to take you to a Baker Act facility,” he says on the video.

Vick dares him to try. The exchange turns hostile from there, with the officer explaining he has a stolen vehicle to work and no patience for shouting. He radios for a second unit, telling dispatch the student is having a breakdown. “Just say the right pronoun,” Vick yells.

The officer draws his pepper spray and repeatedly orders Vick to the ground. Vick refuses, pleads to be left alone and accuses the officer of abuse. A university employee named Josh tries to calm him without success.

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Shocking Video Shows Army Veteran Being Fatally Shot in Fight Over Walmart Parking Spot

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Shocking video shows the moment an Army veteran was gunned down, seemingly in a petty argument over a parking spot in a Florida Walmart.

The horrific cellphone footage begins with the 62-year-old victim, Bart Diguglielmo, seemingly exchanging angry words with an unidentified woman in the parking lot of the North Lauderdale store around 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to Local 10 News.

Diguglielmo slowly walks toward the woman as she backs away, with a vehicle pulling out from where they were arguing.

Suddenly, the woman pulled out a gun and shot Diguglielmo while he was still several feet away from her, with the footage showing him clutching his stomach before falling to the ground.

Diguglielmo, a New Jersey native, initially sits on the ground before he lies down and bleeds out, according to officials.

Following the shooting, the woman is seen placing the gun on top of a car while waiting for law enforcement to arrive — with witnesses reporting her screaming and crying. (Read more from “Shocking Video Shows Army Veteran Being Fatally Shot in Fight Over Walmart Parking Spot” HERE)

State Of Emergency Declared As US Region Faces Worst Drought In 25 Years Amid Hundreds Of Wildfires

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Florida is currently enduring its most severe drought in 25 years, according to updated data recently released. This troubling development coincides with the Florida Forest Service (FFS) reporting a highly concerning beginning to the 2026 wildfire season Friday. Since Jan. 1, over 650 wildfires have already been documented statewide.

A state of emergency has been issued by Gov. Ron DeSantis to address both the prolonged drought and the history-making Arctic cold that impacted Florida at the start of Feb.

The emergency order suspends agricultural weight limits that enable farmers to move and harvest crops more efficiently. It also instructs the state to gather the necessary documentation to pursue federal assistance from the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Small Business Administration.

Water shortage restrictions are now in place through every one of Florida’s water management districts — there’s a total of five. Several restrictions even have strict limits on lawn irrigation.

Per the U.S. Drought Monitor, 98% of Florida has some degree of drought while 85% is classified as being in “severe drought,” the highest level since Mar. 2001. (Read more from “State Of Emergency Declared As US Region Faces Worst Drought In 25 Years Amid Hundreds Of Wildfires” HERE)

Florida Joins Texas In Ending American Bar Association’s ‘Gatekeeper’ Grip On Law Schools

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In a major step toward greater ideological freedom in the legal profession, the state of Florida ended the left-wing American Bar Association’s (ABA) dominance over its law schools on Thursday.

In its nine-page order, the Florida Supreme Court revealed that it has amended the state’s bar admissions rule “to end the rule’s reliance on the American Bar Association (ABA) as the sole accrediting agency for law schools whose graduates are eligible to sit for this state’s General Bar Examination.” (Lawyers are required to pass the bar exam to practice law in each state.)

As noted in its order, the Florida Supreme Court appointed a “workgroup to study this issue” in March 2025, with the group submitting a final report later that year in October. The Sunshine State’s high court approved the rule changes last month, culminating in the release of Thursday’s directive.

“Based on its independent study and its consideration of the workgroup’s report, the Court is persuaded that it is not in Floridians’ best interest for the ABA to be the sole gatekeeper deciding which law schools’ graduates are eligible to sit for the state’s General Bar Examination and become licensed attorneys in Florida,” the court wrote.

The Florida justices contended that the new rules “create the opportunity for additional entities to carry out an accrediting and gatekeeping function on behalf of the Court.” They further argued that in adopting such changes, the court is seeking to “promote access to high-quality, affordable legal education in law schools that are committed to the free exchange of ideas and to the principle of nondiscrimination.” (Read more from “Florida Joins Texas In Ending American Bar Association’s ‘Gatekeeper’ Grip On Law Schools” HERE)

Lingerie-Wearing Florida Man Allegedly Hid Gun Under Prosthetic Breasts, Sheriff Says

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A Florida man wearing red lingerie allegedly concealed a loaded handgun beneath prosthetic silicone breasts while trespassing at a Polk County construction site, according to the sheriff’s office.

Deputies arrested Matthew Zaccarino, 39, of Altamonte Springs in the early morning hours of Dec. 14 after finding him on private property posted with no trespassing signs, according to the arrest affidavit obtained by Blaze News.

A deputy approached and found Zaccarino allegedly standing beside his vehicle’s open passenger door while putting on women’s clothing.

Zaccarino told the deputy he was heading to a costume party but could not provide a location or name anyone attending, the affidavit stated. He then allegedly refused commands to stop moving, removed his bra and prosthetics, and reached into the vehicle.

The deputy handcuffed him and allegedly discovered a loaded 9mm pistol on the floorboard beneath the discarded items.

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd described the scene during his Monday briefing. (Read more from “Lingerie-Wearing Florida Man Allegedly Hid Gun Under Prosthetic Breasts, Sheriff Says” HERE)

5 Craziest ‘Florida Man’ Crime Stories of 2025 That Sound Fake — But Aren’t

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The notorious “Florida man” didn’t just live up to his reputation in 2025 — he shattered it.

The Sunshine State became a rolling highlight reel of off-the-rails antics, including a meth-fueled birthday joyride on a stolen train and a crazy police bodycam video capturing the arrest of a costumed suspect as stunned families watched in disbelief at a Chuck E. Cheese.

So we hereby present the top five wildest incidents of the year involving the infamous “Florida man.”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uNKUBw4jOM

1. Key West chaos: Man with meth pipe hijacks tourist train on birthday, police say

As Blaze News reported in July, a 57-year-old Florida man allegedly celebrated his birthday with a meth-fueled joyride by hijacking a tourist train in Key West.

Citing the arrest report, WPLG-TV said Jonathan Patrick Winslow stole the Conch Tour Train and even managed to pick up “two random passengers” while driving the trolley.

(Read more from “5 Craziest ‘Florida Man’ Crime Stories of 2025 That Sound Fake — But Aren’t” HERE)

Florida Sheriff Warns Community To Stay On Alert As Authorities Release 13-Year-Old Boy With 11 Felony Arrests

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A Florida sheriff urged residents to stay vigilant after saying that a 13-year-old boy with 11 felony arrests was released back into the community for the third time in six months.

Martin County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) Sheriff John Budensiek expressed frustration at a Wednesday news conference, saying is deputies face limited options, WPBF reported.

“It’s extremely frustrating,” Budensiek said. “Our job is to keep everybody safe, including him. He is unraveling. He would be safer right now at DYS (Florida Department of Juvenile Justice).”

The sheriff said the boy “has rough living conditions. He has been unraveling since his dad was deported.”

Fort Pierce’s St. Lucie Regional Juvenile Detention Center has reportedly processed and released the accused three times. His crime spree from Oct. 29 to Nov. 24 left six victims in the Port Salerno area, the MCSO alleged.

(Read more from “Florida Sheriff Warns Community To Stay On Alert As Authorities Release 13-Year-Old Boy With 11 Felony Arrests” HERE)

Photo credit: Martin County Sheriff’s Office