🚨HORRIFIC: A husband strangled his wife to death, then set her body on FIRE while their 7-year-old daughter slept upstairs. 📍 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Jonathan Gatto is charged with murdering his wife, Dr. Julia Pederson, 41, inside their family home. His wife was already dead before the fire started. Gatto told police he woke up to smoke alarms, carried their daughter outside, and tried to rescue his wife. But the evidence tells a different story. The couple had been discussing separation and how to break the news to their daughter. Another child left without her mother. When will it end? WE DON’T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.

🚨 An Illinois man accused of plotting a white-supremacist mass shooting allegedly told a coworker his rifle jammed, sent video of the weapon failing to fire, and discussed trying again after fixing it. Investigators believe a Hindu place of worship may have been the intended target. 📍 Palatine, Illinois Alexandros Paporakis, 19, was arrested October 11 after two coworkers reported alarming statements and communications to police. According to prosecutors, Paporakis openly identified as a white supremacist, frequently discussed Nazi ideology, and expressed hatred toward people of Indian descent. He allegedly told a coworker he wanted to kill Indian people and was planning an attack at a Hindu temple in the Aurora area. The following day, prosecutors say Paporakis reported that his gun had malfunctioned and he had fled the area. He then allegedly sent video showing an AR-style rifle failing to fire, along with a photograph of himself wearing tactical gear. Investigators also recovered an eight-page manifesto promoting white-supremacist and neo-Nazi beliefs. According to prosecutors, the document described plans for mass violence, and Paporakis claimed he had been planning an attack for two years. A search of his residence uncovered a rifle, loaded magazines, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, body armor and items displaying Nazi imagery. What makes this case especially disturbing is how openly the alleged warning signs were communicated. Prosecutors describe racist statements at work, discussions of a possible target, and a manifesto shared with a coworker. Two employees ultimately took those threats seriously enough to contact police. Paporakis now faces felony charges of making a terrorist threat and unlawful possession of a short-barreled rifle. A judge ordered him detained Wednesday. His next court appearance is October 30. Sources: FOX 32 Chicago, CBS Chicago, Palatine Police Department.