The shocking mugshots of the Mississippi couple who fled to Georgia with their young daughter after their infant was found dead shed light on the couple's shocking decline. Police captured Donald Boyd Harris (pictured top right in his mugshot and inset left in happier times), 34, and Allison Studdard (pictured bottom right and main), 31, early Thursday in Sylvester, Ga., about 170 miles south of Atlanta. The couple's two-year-old daughter (center with her mother) was unharmed during their time on the lam.

Witnesses say the two women got into an argument on Facebook Tuesday night. On Wednesday, the unidentified victim went to Virginia Wyche's (inset) house to confront her about the disagreement.The argument turned physical, and that's when Wyche allegedly shot the pregnant victim. The baby was pronounced dead shortly after.

Newlyweds Krista Lamlin and Andrew Reilly (left) are asking for the public's help in identifying the couple (right) who crashed their January wedding at Valley Forge Casino and Hotel in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, on January 18. The couple's wedding video captured the intruders dancing and knocking back free drinks from the open bar (center) before they were finally kicked out of the venue.

Mississippi sheriff's deputies who responded to Chris and Amber Smith's Rankin County home Wednesday night found the couple (seen left and right) dead in their master bedroom from gunshot wounds. The couple's two daughters, ages 4 and 9 (pictured right), were at the house when their parents got into a fight and locked themselves inside their room. When two gunshots rang out, the girls ran to a neighbor for help.

On screen he played the action man who could be shy with women - but off-screen John Wayne (left) had affairs with star actresses Marlene Dietrich (right) and Maureen O'Hara (with him left), to name just a few. Wayne, real name Marion Morrison, had an uncanny ability to guess a woman's dress size on sight and once said he thought that as a young man, infidelity in marriage was 'part of the contract'.

Two men were arrested on Thursday for the murder of an East Oakland woman known locally as the beloved 'Pet Nanny' after she filmed them during an alleged armed robbery. Police took Mario Floyd, 21, (bottom left) and Stephen Lee, 22, (top left) into custody and charged them with the killing of Judy Salamon, 66, after she follwed the two men in her car on July 24.

These are the first pictures of Yahya Abdi, (main and far right in family photo) 15, the stowaway teenager who survived a miracle five hour flight to Hawaii hidden in the wheel well of a Boeing 767 after trying to visit the mother he was told was dead. Now in an exclusive interview with MailOnline his mother, Ubah Mohamed Abdullahi, 35, has claimed her ex-husband took her children from her and told them she had died in a rocket attack in Mogadishu. Speaking from her home in a refugee camp in Ethiopa, she has sent a son a message: that she is coming for him and to 'stay calm and not do anything stupid'.

They are experts in the arts of patience, multi-tasking and time management. But when it comes to technology, it seems some parents have a lot to learn. These photos show hilarious text messages that American parents have sent to their baffled children. One text has been sent by a mother who clearly struggles with the concept of Google (left) - or, as she calls it, 'the Google'. Meanwhile, a father's informative text to his son, 'You left your phone at home' (top right), backfires as he texts the device that has been left behind. And one woman misinterprets her child's reponse to: 'What does IDK, LY & TTYL mean?' (bottom right)

Eleven middle school students and their driver were injured when their school bus jumped a curb Thursday and rammed into trees in Southern California, authorities said. Three of the injured - the driver and two of the students- were taken to hospitals in critical condition after the 3.30pm accident, Anaheim police Lt. Bob Dunn said.
The other nine young victims sustained minor injuries, and most of them were released to their parents.

Strippers, midgets, bull riding and lots - lots - of booze. That may sound like the formula for a fabulous bachelor party for a young man about to kiss the single life goodbye. But - as a New York City-based photographer learned - it's also the recipe for a night of 'sanctioned debauchery' for women about to take the plunge. Photographer Dina Litovstky has compiled a collection of fabulous photos that dive into the erotic - in most cases, booze-infused and penis-shaped - world of bachelorette parties, where women throw caution to the wind and let loose as they prepare to send a friend into wedded bliss.

Emma Duffy, 24, from Chesterfield, England is so gripped by anorexia she relies on liquid nutrition to survive. Her mother Beverley today released harrowing images of her daughter to highlight the horrific effect the disease can have. Emma has battled the condition for 16 years - and now relies on liquid nutrition through a tube. Her problems began when was just eight when she overheard a dance teacher saying one of the other girls would never make it as a dancer because she was too overweight. Her mother Beverley said: 'She told me that her and a friend heard the comment about another pupil and instantly started watching what they ate. But watching what they eat, for Emma, soon turned into an illness, which completely ruled her life. It's heartbreaking, the whole situation.'

As the famed cellist marks the release of his album with his fourth wife Jianxin, he tells REBECCA HARDY about his chaotic childhood and turbulent love life. It’s a miracle that either he or his composer/songwriter brother has found stability at all. Their father was a talented musician but an alcoholic prone to fits of temper, while their highly strung mother often threatened to take her life.

NEW The 41-year-old veteran TV host and mother of two tweeted to her followers Thursday: 'Today is my final round of chemotherapy. I wanted to share this moment with you to encourage anyone facing this battle.' Robach also shared a picture with her 51,000 Twitter followers featuring her front door plastered with colorful drawings and encouraging messages congratulating her on her milestone.

Michael Phelps marked his return to the pool after an almost two year gap with a narrow defeat to his friend and Olympic rival Ryan Lochte. The 22-time Olympian lost to Lochte in the 100-meter butterfly final at the Arena Grand Prix on Thursday night, but still managed to post the 4th fastest time this year. Swimming before a sellout crowd and lots of cameras, Lochte led at the turn and Phelps was second.

Quarterback Russell Wilson who starred in the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl win in February is divorcing his wife, Aston Meen, after just two years of marriage. She twice transferred universities to be with him during his college career and they married in 2012. Wilson, 25, guided the Seahawks to a crushing victory in February's Super Bowl and he is now predicted to go on and earn $100 million, however under the 2011 Collective Bargaining Agreement his salary next season will only be $662,434.

This is the forgotten landscape of post-GFC America. A time when it was cheaper to abandon old factories than attempt to sell them, and where suburb-sized buildings sit forgotten and desolate. The amazing pics were taken by photographer Jonny Joo, 23. He began visiting these abandoned haunts after becoming obsessed with horror computer game Silent Hill.

Ruth Powys, 36, (on the right, with her twin sister Mary Powys on the left) had been together with Shand, the brother of the Duchess of Cornwall, since his divorce from Clio Goldsmith in 2009. Weeping, the CEO of his charity, Elephant Family, told MailOnline today: 'Mark was my everything, my inspiration in life, he gave me everything I have, he's everywhere I look.' And in a touching tribute to Shand, who died suddenly aged 62 after a fall outside the Rose Bar at New York's Gramery Park Hotel in the early hours of Wednesday morning, Ruth told how she was by Shand's side at Bellevue Hospital yesterday, saying: 'I had my hand on his heart...he was surrounded by his elephant family.'

NEW The widow of one of three doctors shot dead by gunmen in Afghanistan has remarkably forgiven her husband's killer. Jan Schuitema Umanos (inset), wife of slain U.S. pediatrician Jerry Umanos (main), said during a Thursday press conference that she loves the Afghan people and her 'heart aches' for them.'

William Vahey, appeared to have an 'immaculate record' when he started work at the elite Southbank International School in Westminster, London, in 2009.. The 64-year-old is believed to have molested pupils on an unprecedented scale at 10 American and other international schools over more than 40 years. One of his spells included a four-year term teaching 11 to 16-year-olds at Southbank from 2009-2013. Former Ofsted chief inspector and chairman of governors at the school, Sir Chris Woodhead, said the matter was the 'worst thing that I've ever been involved in in 40 years of education'.

Tourist Marco Gusmini, 21, was killed instantly after the 100ft crucifix, top left, built in honour of John Paul II collapsed, centre, during a ceremony in Cevo, northern Italy, in the lead up to his canonisation. The tragedy will inevitably be seen as an ill omen for Sunday’s celebration when John Paul II, top right, is to be declared a saint, along with Italian pope John XXIII.

Jose Alvarenga, 37, (main) a fisherman from El Salvador, stunned the world in February when he washed ashore 6,500 miles from a Mexican fishing village (top left and boat inset). His enormous feat of endurance was doubted and dark rumors swirled around him about whether he was forced through sheer desperation to cannabalise the body of his dead companion, Ezequiel Cordova, 23 (bottom left). Here, for the first time he tells his full tragic, compelling and uplifting story of survival - and takes on his critics.

NEW The sandstorm - which according to records is the strongest since 1996 - is believed to have swept in from the Gobi desert in the early afternoon before hitting Dunhuang County, northwest China. Schools and businesses were closed as the storm made its way across neighbouring counties Guazhou, Subei, Yumen and Jinta counties, which also issued sandstorm red alerts.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Fighter-bombers bombarded the crowded bazaar in Atareb, Aleppo province, killing 27 people and wounding scores of others, said the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Conventry-based group, which claims to collate information from a network of activists in war-torn Syria, said many were seriously hurt and the death toll was likely to rise. Reports of the attack flooded in as footage emerged showing what was claimed to be the aftermath of poison gas attacks by the Syrian government in a neighbouring region.

When left undisturbed, hive-building insects such as hornets can form some pretty spectacular nests. One discovered recently in a shed abandoned for two years is a great example of the remarkable forms that can take shape. The hive formed around a wooden sculpture with a spooky-looking face to become a terrifying combination of the two - a hornets' nest with a human face.

New York’s first and only Cat Cafe opened its doors to human visitors on Thursday, sparking lines around a block in Downtown Manhattan. The Cat Cafe, a pop-up operated by Purina One, will remain open for four days and during that time patrons will have the opportunity to canoodle with 16 furry rescue cats, all of whom are available for adoption.

Melissa Mantor, 31, was told to get out by a female employee on Monday who said that her outfit violated dress code at the gym in Charleston, South Carolina. Mrs Mantor, who has a three-year-old daughter, said an employee asked her to leave because her 'belly was hanging out'.

Kong Huang, was trapped in his truck following a crash in Sichuan, China. When rescuers said they may have to amputate his leg to free him he stopped them to call his wife Cheng. When Mr Huang had been promised unconditional love he told rescuers: 'Ok, go ahead, I can live.'

He is known as a reclusive street artist who spends his time secretly painting urban art murals on walls around Britain and beyond. So it was rather ironic of Banksy to say it was ‘disgusting people are allowed to go around displaying art on walls without getting permission’. He made the comments in a statement disassociating himself from a new exhibition in London of his artistic creations that have been removed from walls. Pictured (clockwise from top left): 'No Ball Games', 'Old Skool', 'Brace Yourself' and 'Sperm Alarm'.