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According to HuffPost, Miller said she recently started “to feel this extremely strong metallic taste in my mouth” and re- membered stories about people who had become magnetic after being vaccinated.
Maxwell Berry, 22, of Norwalk, Ohio, initially brushed his hand against a female flight attendant’s backside, then spilled a drink on his shirt. He went to the restroom and emerged with- out his shirt, the police report said, and an attendant helped him get another shirt from his carry-on bag. Berry then walked around for about 15 minutes be- fore groping the chests of female flight attendants.
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Metro News reported on Aug. 15 that authorities in the village of Wonersh in Surrey, England, are stumped by a serial baked bean bandit who is pouring the savory legumes on doorsteps, cars and into mail slots. Officers have promised to step up patrols in the area, but resi- dents are seeing the lighter side: “What half-baked idiots would do this? I hope they get thrown in the can!” and “Abso- lutely Heinzous crime.”
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Dan Ball, a host on One Ameri- ca News, interviewed Amelia Miller on Aug. 12 about her newfound power: She claims she became magnetic after getting the Pfizer vaccine in December 2020.
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took matters into their own hands and restrained him in his seat with duct tape. He was taken into custody when
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Frontier Airlines flight attendants and passengers had to resort to duct tape on a flight from Philadelphia to Miami on July 31, ABC6-TV reported.
the flight landed and charged with three counts of battery.
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“I thought all these videos were hoax- es, people are doing it, like you said, for social media fame,” Miller told Ball.
But then she tried sticking metal ob- jects to her skin, and they stayed, and the metallic taste came back. When she tried to demonstrate during the interview, one metal object stuck, while another fell off.
As a male flight attendant watched over him, Berry punched him in the face, at which point other passengers
“I’m speechless. I’m just going to end the interview right there,” Ball responded.
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