Zoom Kitty Lawyer Says He Doesn’t Mind Being Laughed At

That moment though, (around the 0:53 mark), when attorney Jerry Phillips really clued in to what was going on... Everyone's still talking about the Zoom kitten... 

Poor Rod Ponton was just trying to do his job, but he became an attorney at claws. A routine legal session turned into the Zoom filter seen ‘round the world, when Ponton appeared in the proceedings as a big-eyed kitten. The moment went viral. And Ponton doesn’t seem to mind. “Our nation needs a collective laugh,” he told CBS News’ Vlad Duthiers. “If they have that laugh at my expense, go ahead. I'm happy.

Dogs Tested to See Whether They’d Defend Owner During Home Invasion

A Yellow Lab, a Pit bull-Lab mix and two others which included a chihuahua are tested in this home invasion experiment and you'd be surprised to see who stepped up to the plate to defend their master...

If a masked intruder broke into your home, would your dog attack or run away? Inside Edition put some dogs to the test to find out whether they would confront the burglar or wimp out. In a recent case, a robber kicked down the door of a home with two dogs, but instead of teaming up to take him down, the canines took off. Inside Edition tested Perry, a 5-year-old yellow Labrador. Her owner, Michelle Kellaher, loves her dog but wonders whether Perry would save her in an emergency.

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An Inside Look At Doomsday Bunker Homes With A Price Tag Of $2 Million

$2 million? That's it? We thought they'd cost more after seeing what these bunker homes look like...

In the middle of rural Kansas, armed security patrol the entrance to a doomsday bunker that's reserved for the wealthy elite and sales are booming. Inside Edition headed deep below the surface of the Earth and into an underground bunker like no other. Larry Hall, the owner of the Survival Condo Project says, "Since the election of Donald Trump we have seen a whole new demographic of people calling in. People we didn't know they existed before."

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Man falls into Yellowstone hot springs, body dissolves in fatal ‘hot pot’ calamity - TomoNews (+ Important Safety Tips For Yellowstone Park...)

Unfortunately, this is not the first time someone has died falling into the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park. In fact, we've posted an article on our Faces of Death blog, back in 2015 of a man jumping into one to save his dog with tragic results...

MAMMOTH, WYOMING — A 23-year-old man who died in Yellowstone National Park last summer was reportedly trying to find a place to soak in the area’s natural hot springs. 

Portland, Oregon graduate Colin Scott was killed on June 7 when his body dissolved in the boiling acidic waters of a hot spring in the Norris Geyser basin. 

Yellowstone officials released the final incident report following a Freedom of Information Act request by NBC affiliate KULR. 

Scott’s sister Sable filmed the whole thing on her cellphone, according to the report, but the video has not been released to the public.

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Dude Used A Drone To Catch His Wife Cheating! (2 Videos)

Aaaw. Poor guy. You got to feel sorry for him after watching this video. Who needs private investigators anyways when you have drones...

After 18-Years Woman Cheat on Husband & Get Caught Via Drone... Amazing Footage with Sad Results..

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Husband Insists Drone Video Catching Wife of 18 Years Cheating Is Real

A distraught husband says he used a drone to catch his wife of 18 years cheating on him. It's perhaps the most shocking collapse of a marriage ever seen, and many have questioned the video's authenticity. John, who would not give his last name, told Inside Edition that after suspecting his wife was being unfaithful, he decided to catch her in the act with the help of a drone. He then released the video on YouTube with his own colorful narration.

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