Deven Guilford (bottom right), 17, was pulled over by Sgt. Jonathan Frost, of Eaten County's Sheriff's Department in Michigan, in February after flashing the officer because he believed his brights were on. During the traffic stop, Guilford refused to put his hands behind his back or give Frost any official documents, leading the officer to train a stun gun on him (top right and left) before using it, according to county prosecutor Doug Lloyd. An altercation then ensued which ended with Guilford lying dead in a snow-filled ditch, having been shot seven times by Frost. Now, the teenager's grief-stricken relatives are taking legal action against the officer and the county.

Gina Young, 43, from Campbell, California, pictured inset, was at the Westgate Campbell Target with her sons Weston and Wyatt on Wednesday when X-rated audio began playing on the intercom. The mother filmed the incident, sharing the footage on her Facebook page. More than 175,000 people have watched the clip, pictured main.

Adam Walsh (right) disappeared from a mall in Hollywood, Florida, on July 27, 1981. Two weeks later his decapitated head was found in nearby woods, but his body was never recovered. The case was left unsolved for 27 years until police said convicted killer Ottis Toole (inset) was responsible. But a man who was in the mall the day Walsh disappeared believes he saw Jeffrey Dahmer (top left), a child predator who went on to commit a string of horrific murders in Wisconsin and Ohio. Dahmer, who was already a convicted sex offender, was sent to prison in 1991 after he confessed to killing 17 men and boys between the ages of 14 to 33. Walsh's case became cemented in U.S. criminal history after the boy's father, John Walsh (bottom left), went on to host America's Most Wanted and has more recently starred in CNN's The Hunt with John Walsh.

It appears as though golf legend Dustin Johnson's younger brother turned-caddie is following in his footsteps. Austin Johnson isn't launching a pro-golf career like his brother, but his longtime girlfriend, Samantha Maddox, is a beautiful blonde like his brother's wife, Paulina Gretzy. It appears as though the couple has been dating since 2014.

The father of Lamar Odom's best friend is speaking out as the basketball star lies in a coma inside a Las Vegas hospital. Guillermo Castillo (inset) - who lost his son Jamie Sangouthai (left with Lamar in 1999, right with Khloe in 2010) this past June as the result of a flesh-eating bacteria he caught through intravenous drug use - said he thinks Lamar and Jamie had a 'death wish.' In an interview with the New York Daily News , Castillo said; 'I think Lamar is done. I think most of it is because he missed my son so much. 'I think deep inside they had a death wish, or a wish to die together. It sounds very cold-blooded, but I have a hard time controlling my emotions.'

NEW Swedish royals Princess Sofia and Prince Carl-Philip have released new photographs to mark the announcement of the arrival of their first child. In one image, Princess Sofia, a former glamour model, is seen gazing at her husband, wearing a white long-sleeved dress and her hair tumbling down her shoulders. In the second, the proud couple stand smiling straight at the camera. In a statement published on Facebook, the couple said: 'We are so happy and excited to announce that we are expecting our first child. We are very much looking forward to it.'

Flash floods in California have caused mud and rocks to sweep across major roads outside of Los Angeles, stranding hundreds of vehicles and trapping people in their homes. Violent storms brought huge downpours at Fort Tejon - 75 miles north of LA - bringing the freeway to a halt as 5ft deep mud engulfed cars (both inset images). Firefighters rescued people who clambered on top of their car to escape the sudden flow of water. As night fell yesterday, lightning bolts were seen shooting across the sky, striking various parts of the city, including Antelope Vally (main) and Santa Clarita.

Twin sisters Margaret and Patricia Hipsley, 85, lived an inseparable life, dressing the same, finishing each other's sentences and working in the same bank. Their family house in Bondi Junction, in Sydney's East is up for sale after 90 years in the Hipsley family. With its lace curtains, elegant old world foyer, stained glass windows and hallway arches, it is a time capsule of where the twins 'made memories their entire lives'

Australian Maggie Russell, 20, has stopped eating carbs and exercises twice a day in the lead up to the World Beauty, Fitness and Fashion competition on the Gold Coast on Saturday. The fitness model only consumes a paltry 1,100 calories a day. 'I train six days a week with weights and seven days a week cardio, twice a day,' Ms Russell said. 'It's very intense. I spend four hours a day in the gym. It's all strict dieting.' The 20-year-old is now at the end of her 'depletion week', which means she hasn't eaten any carbohydrates but has dramtically increased the time she spends in the gym.

NEW EXCLUSIVE: James B Donovan (inset, during World War Two) is often reduced to a footnote in the history books, but the insurance lawyer played a vital role in many defining events of the 20th century. This included negotiating the release of more than 9,000 after the Bay of Pigs with Fidel Castro (pictured together, top right), masterminding the film which became some of the most damning evidence at the Nuremberg Trials, and winning the respect, and friendship, of JFK (left). But it was his role in a Cold War spy swap which is the focus for Spielberg's new film, starring Tom Hanks as Donovan (bottom right).

NEW EXCLUSIVE - The Vogelsang complex, an iconic castle, on the Belgium border with Germany, was built to be the Third Reich's Oxbridge, training the Nazi's brightest brains to become future leaders in their murderous ways. More recently the iconic castle has become a magnet for Germany's far-right fascists who visit the complex and treat it as a shrine to Hitler's ideals. But now, in a move which has been greeted with astonishment, the decision has been taken to turn it into a temporary hostel to house 1,000 asylum seekers. Joachim Stamp, refugee-policy spokesman of Germany's FDP Liberal party, said: 'Surely, surely we can find a place with less political baggage than this.'

NEW Tourists are pushing boundaries to get daredevil travel pictures to post on their social media pages. Popular locations include Moscow Bridge which has seen a number of fatalities in recent years. Last month a woman from Melbourne died after plummeting from Trolltunga in Norway (centre) while posing for a photograph. Despite the slippery Kjeragbolten, also in Norway (top right), being suspended over a dramatic drop, many flock to the location for a holiday snap. The Devil's Pool in Victoria Falls (top left) is also extremely popular despite reports of people being swept over the edge in the past.

NEW The hilarious clip was posted to YouTube by Radio DJ, Menace, who lives in Los Angeles with his dopey French bulldog, Churro (top left). In the video the dog attempts to take her level of play up a notch by burying her head under her bed (bottom left), only to get trapped and spend a whole minute running around the room trying to escape (right).

Researchers have revealed over 400 US cities set to be obliterated by rising sea levels - and have created an interactive map to reveal the full extent of the crisis. The map looks at various different post-2100 sea levels that could change in this century. Florida is the state set to fare the worst from rising sea levels. The next three most affected states are California, Louisiana and New York.

NEW This humorous clip was posted to YouTube by mum Chris, from Colorado, who said that her son has 'very refined taste' and will only eat 'stinky cheese and fancy crackers'. In the video the young boy is filmed sitting in the front of a trolley with tears streaming down his face as his mum tries in vain to console him with smelly food.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Video footage shows a group of men and women, believed to be in the Philippines, helping the newborn baby after discovering it inside a bin bag at the side of the road. To their surprise, the baby is alive and spreads out its arms as it is picked up by a good samaritan. The women wrap the baby in the material alongside the placenta and carry it to safety. It is not known where the video was shot, although it is believed to be in the Philippines.

NEW Since 1990, photographer, Les Stone from New York has dedicated two-and-a-half decades to visiting Haiti 200 times to photograph hundreds of enchanting spiritual moments including the Carnival in Jacmel (left), the bringing of the sword to an Easter ceremony (top right) and the killing of goats, bulls and chickens (bottom right).

The incredible images of Saya are actually computer generated - and the Japanese team who created her are set to bring her to life in a movie. The two Tokyo freelance artists posted the images online, and have since seen them reposted thousands of times as people trying to answer the question of whether they are photographs of a real person or not.

NEW A striking image of male impala locking curly horns on the plains of Etosha National Park in Namibia (pictured left) has taken first place in the Royal Society of Biology's Photographer of the Year competition. Barbara Stanley captured the power struggle between two males during rutting season. A striking image of a 'lonely' flower 18,208 feet (5,550 metres) above sea level at Pensi La Pass mountain pass in Ladakh, India (top left) was the winning entry in the under-18's category. Other highly commended entries included photographs of Sri Lankan stilt fishermen, mating toads and a 'scared' ant (bottom right).

NEW The joyriding marsupial climbed onto the train in Adelaide Hills in Australia on Friday morning. A freight worker spotted the koala just after 8am, before using a ute to lift the koala down and keep watch over the animal until animal rescuers arrived. The koala will be cared is being vet checked before it is ear-tagged and released back into the wild next week.

Identical 83-year-old twin sisters both died Tuesday. Clara Mae Mitchel had a heart attack and died at about 4:30am inside a Littleton, Colorado, hospital, KUSA reported. Her twin, Helen Mae Cook, had Alzheimer's disease for six years and passed away Tuesday night. The sisters were born prematurely on February 2, 1932 and were raised on a Fort Lupton farm. Children and grandchildren eventually entered the picture, and the women spoke on the phone everyday and often visited one another. Helen's daughter Marsha Gerber has said: 'They would know instantly if the other person was upset or something bad had happened.'

A dog credited with standing guard for nearly a week to protect another dog that had fallen in a cistern was deemed 'Washingtonian of the Day' Thursday by Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee. Tillie, a setter-spaniel mix, was joined by her basset hound friend, Phoebe, and owner B.J. Duft as she received a written proclamation and a Washington apple pin on a ribbon that was tied around her neck. Last month, 11-year-old Tillie and 4-year-old basset hound Phoebe were found nearly a week after they were reported missing on Vashon Island. A picture taken at the time they were found shows Tillie sitting next to the cistern where Phoebe was lying on a pile of stones above the water.

Instead of sticking with traditional editor reviews of the shows, Stylight asked girls and boys from the US, aged between eight and 12 to share their thoughts on some of some of the most over-the-top looks shown at fashion weeks in New York, London and Milan. And while some of the creations received their marks of approval, the children agreed that most of the designer ensembles were 'weird' and far from practical.