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After a woman was found chained up like a dog in a metal container after vanishing two months ago with her boyfriend, police have revealed they fear they could have a serial killer on their hands. Todd Christopher Kohlhepp (right), 45, the man accused of kidnapping 30-year-old Kala Brown (top, left) and her boyfriend Charlie Carver (bottom, left), 32, has not been charged with any murders yet. However, seventh Circuit Solicitor Barry Barnette told Greenville Online at least one murder charge against Kohlhepp is likely. Using cadaver dogs, police have found at least one dead body on the 100-acre property (center) and Brown told police she witnessed Kohlhepp murder Carver. Brown was discovered on Thursday by deputies acting on a tip-off they received. She and Carver had last been seen on August 30. The 32-year-old's car was found on the property on Thursday night. On April 19, four months before the kidnapping, Kohlhepp replied to a post that reads: '(People need) to start appreciating the effort I put in to not be a serial killer.' Kohlhepp chillingly responded to the post: 'Why? Serial killers need love, too.' (inset)

Alex Sims (left in 2015) was in induced labor at Sunrise Hospital in May 2015 when she claims Dr Frank DeLee (inset) openly talked about drinking. Sims is suing the doctor and the hospital on claims that DeLee's rough delivery of her baby boy, Jared (right), caused him to have Erb's Palsy, paralysis to the arm due to nerve damage. Her family used a cell phone to record the birth and in the video, DeLee is heard saying: 'Wasn't that many people in the bar when I left.' Sims' mother, Sheree, said that she 'smelled alcohol' as soon as the doctor walked in the room. The video then showed what appeared to be the doctor standing in the room barefooted and wearing a pair of 'Bermuda shorts', Sims' attorney, Cal Potter, said. Court documents show that DeLee denies any liability during the birth of baby Jared.

'Katie Johnson's' (pictured top) shocking allegations first emerged in a bombshell lawsuit filed in California in April this year - but now it has been dropped, DailyMail.com has learned, raising questions over its veracity. She claimed presidential hopeful Trump (bottom left in the 1990s) raped her at one of billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein's notorious 'sex parties' in 1994. But the suit was largely ignored. Now, just a week before the November 8 presidential election, she agreed to sit down with our reporter and give her detailed account of what she says happened all those years ago with Trump.

NEW Donald Trump has been deemed the villain of 2016 by a host of British groups ahead of the annual Bonfire Night celebrations, and effigies (left and inset) of the Republican nominee will be set alight on Saturday. At least three bonfire societies have decided to burn the reality television host to the ground as part of the annual commemorations of the 1605 Gunpowder Plot. Two Trump figures were pictured in Lewes - about 60 miles south of London - ahead of its annual fireworks event which attracts tens of thousands of revelers. Another effigy was spotted at Edenbridge - about 30 miles south-east of the English capital.

Melania Trump was paid for 10 modeling jobs in the U.S. worth $20,056 in the seven weeks before she had legal permission to work in the country, it has been reported (Melania pictured left on a red carpet in New York City in 1999). The details of Melania's early paid modeling work in the U.S. were reported by The Associated Press in the final days of a bitter presidential campaign in which her husband, Donald Trump, has taken a hard line on immigration laws and those who violate them. Melania - who received a green card in March 2001 and became a U.S. citizen in 2006 - has always maintained that she arrived in the country legally and never violated the terms of her immigration status (Melania pictured right during her first speech in months on Thursday). The wife of the GOP presidential nominee, who sometimes worked as a model under just her first name, has said through an attorney that she first came to the U.S. from Slovenia on August 27, 1996 - on a B1/B2 visitor visa and then obtained an H-1B work visa on October 18, 1996. The documents obtained by the AP from 20 years ago show she was paid for 10 modeling assignments between September 10 and October 15, during a time when her visa allowed her generally to be in the U.S. and look for work but not perform paid work in the country.

Huma Abedin dropped off her son Jordan, 4, to school Friday in New York City (pictured left and right) - while his father, Abedin's estranged husband Anthony Weiner, stays at a sex addiction rehab center. Abedin helped Jordan out of their car Friday and the little boy held on to her while clutching a toy car. She spent the previous evening in Washington, DC, co-hosting a glamorous fundraiser for Hillary Clinton with Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour and designer Diane von Furstenberg. Several of Clinton's friends and allies have said Clinton should drop Abedin, one of her closest aides, after Weiner's laptop led the FBI to further probe Clinton's use of a private email server.

UPDATED From femme fatale to distinguished royal consort, life's journey for the Duchess of Cornwall has never been anything less than long and bumpy, writes CHRISTOPHER WILSON. With former flame Rupert Hambro (main picture), the unwritten rule of the Season was 'good girls don't', Camilla did. Pretty soon they were lovers. Charles was smitten with Camilla - but as far as marriage was concerned, there were too many strikes against her.

David Ridley (inset left), of Waco, Texas, said in an interview published Tuesday that he already had his heart set on a home before appearing on the show. Ridley's episode, titled 'The Ultimate Bachelor Pad', featured hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines (pictured main with Ridley) showing Ridley three different homes before the remodeling process. It looked as if Ridley had to pick one of the three homes and decide which one he wanted for his future bachelor pad - but according to Ridley's claims, he already knew which home would be his. Ridley said in a previous interview that he fell in love with the house about two years ago, bought it when it came back on the market, then auditioned for the show.

A Utah couple who knew they would never be able to have their own children have adopted four in the space of 24 hours thanks to an off turn of events. 'Ever since I was a teenager, and I knew what fostering and adoption was, I wanted that to be a part of my life whether I was able to have children biologically or not,' Kaley Carling told ABC News. That's precisely what she and husband Jeremy (both pictured) got in August when a confluence of events led to them to accepting taking on four children - two sets of sisters - on the same day. Those kids are (l-r) Indie, 1; twins Sunny and Weslie, nine months; and Haven, 2.

The dress steals the show in the new drama, one of the most extravagant television programmes ever made. It is a carbon copy of the stunning gown that the Queen wore for the 1947 wedding. The original ivory silk satin gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, the royal couturier, and took his seamstresses six months to create, with silkworms imported from China to produce the material. The lavish dress featured a full skirt, a tailored bodice, and a star-patterned train, embroidered with flowers and ears of wheat. It was adorned with 10,000 seed pearls that were imported from America, and studded with glittering crystals. How much the dress cost to produce was never disclosed, but politicians at the time voice objections about its extravagance.

Angela Jay, (right) was found by neighbors 'extremely calm' after she managed to stumble away from a horrific attack at her home in Australia during which she was stabbed 11 times and doused with petrol by her ex-boyfriend who she met on Tinder. The 28-year-old managed to stumble away from her attacker, Paul Lambert (inset), leaving a trail of blood behind her. Lambert was shot dead by police after he led them on a high-speed chase. It has since been revealed he was deported from America 18 months ago for stalking another woman in Orlando, Florida.

Horrifying footage shows the moment a Long Island man crashed his car into a Brooklyn gas station and chased a police officer after allegedly murdering his wife. Surveillance footage shows Robert Crumb, 44, crashing into a Citgo gas station at Fladlands and Pennsylvania Avenues in Brooklyn on Friday as his car bursts into flames. The vehicle slams into another car during the 1am rampage, and soon fire engulfed the gas station. It is believed before the dramatic scene unfolded that Crumb killed his wife and wounded his daughter in their Long Island home, police said.

UPDATED Racegoers have been caught on camera viciously fighting each other on the last day of the Melbourne Cup Spring Racing Carnival. Saturday's Stakes Day signaled the last remaining day of track-side action, and is regarded as the carnival's 'family day'.Thousands of  parents and their well-dressed children enjoyed the events at Flemington Racecourse - and probably left before things got too rowdy. Shocked onlookers witnessed two men in blue suits brawling after a day of drinking before they were pulled apart by friends. The men were seen in a heated argument before things became physical, and their mates became involved. But the day wasn't all fists and frowns. Other punters in high-spirits ended the day in playfully wrestling each other as police watched on. Plenty of female racegoers were also snapped with their shoes off and hair tousled after a long day in the windy weather.

NEW This is the heart-warming moment dozens of bystanders rallied together (main) to save an elderly couple who had become trapped underneath a lorry in Xuzhou, China. The vehicle had accidentally run down the couple's moped, which left them lodged under its heavy wheels (inset). Their precarious position meant that if the lorry had moved an inch, the couple would have sustained further injuries.

A man from Queens, New York who sucker-punched a man in a senseless attack that left him dead at the side of the road, boasted about the beating on social media just hours after the assault, inset center. Matthew Smith, 42, together with his wife, Elena Makarova, have both been identified after a tip off to police. The pair were caught on CCTV, bottom right, as Smith attacked Patrick Gorman, 64, who later died. The attack happened on June 26 around midnight when he was hit in the head. CCTV footage from a nearby building shows the Smith allegedly punching the man, and then walking off leaving Gorman lying on the sidewalk.

Stephanie Potakis, 32, of Greater Chicago, Illinois, hadn't eaten meat since the fourth grade. She became a vegetarian to protect the environment and to 'save the world'. But the delicious smell of ribs at a recent festival made her question her commitment. She headed to Swift & Sons, an upscale steakhouse in Chicago, to try chicken, bone marrow (bottom right) and beef (pictured). Potakis fell in love with each cut of meat and sometimes had to close her eyes to better savor her food (upper right). She came out of her tasting pledging to eat meat for the rest of her life.

It looks like something out of a James Bond movie and sounds like a professional wrestler, but The Grappler (pictured unfolding from vehicle in left-hand image) is a new invention that could save innocent lives during high-speed police chases. Created by Leonard Stock (pictured top-left) of Arizona, it allows cops to remotely deploy a high-strength net from the front of their vehicle, tangling up other cars' wheels (top-right and bottom-right) and stopping them dead - without doing the same to any hapless humans. '[This] concept is absolutely fantastic,' Lon Bartel, the President of the Peoria Police Officers Association, told Fox 10. 'If that thing holds up the way it appears it's going to [be a] huge advantage for law enforcement.' 

ABC News is investigating one of its producers after seeing evidence that a live camera shot was enhanced by falsely stringing police tape in the background on Friday. Reporter Linsey Davis was reporting from a field in Woodruff, South Carolina in a segment broadcast on 'Good Morning America' on Friday about a missing woman allegedly held captive in a storage container by a registered sex offender. Behind her was a yellow police tape with the words, 'Sheriff's Line Do Not Cross.' Yet a wide photograph of the scene shows the police tape, running approximately 30 feet, was actually tied to pieces of ABC's camera equipment. ABC spokeswoman Julie Townsend said the doctored shot was 'completely unacceptable and fails to meet the standards of ABC News.'

A Thai model who crashed her BMW into eight cars (left, in background) was allowed to go to hospital without any charges or drugs tests despite witness accounts of her erratic behaviour, according to reports. Kritrada Tabtimphol (pictured) was said to have been dancing and praying while she was being questioned over the incident. Police said on Wednesday that no charges were pressed against Ms Tabtimphol, 28, for the incident in Bangkok on Tuesday because she was in shock.

Sean Smyrichinsky, left, found a mystery object off the coats of Northern Canada while diving and believes it may be the lost nuclear bomb, which went missing after a plane crash in February 1950. A Convair B-36 had been on course from Alaska to Texas when three of the six engines failed and the crew were forced to bail out over the Princess Royal Island before sending the plane to crash into the ocean.

NEW Alanah Bagwell (pictured), 20, from Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire, has been crippled by body dysmorphia since she was a teen and claims she is too 'ugly' for people to see her face. Such was the devastating nature of her illness, that as a teenager (inset), she attempted suicide. She said: 'I feel so bad for other people having to look at me. It's cruel to let them see my face.'

NEW This is the terrifying moment a woman's bungee cord broke during a 140ft jump, sending her plummeting head first into the water below. The woman, who has not been identified, was filmed leaping from the popular attraction in Chuncheon, South Korea. She narrowly survived the accident but was left with bruises all over her body.

Skateboarders are no strangers to painful falls, but even they'll wince at this girl's comical pratfall. Shot in late October, the video shows a young Colorado girl trying to show off her sweet skateboarding skills. Sadly, she doesn't have any - as she discovers painfully quickly. 

A feisty chameleon forest dragon was in no mood to back down after a venomous viper snake tried to attack it during an intense battle on a narrow branch in Jakarta, Indonesia. The series of dramatic photographs show the exchange from the moment the reptiles lay eyes on each other (top left). Instead of becoming the snake's next meal, the plucky lizard is then seen to pounce on its predator (top right), capturing its body between its jaws (bottom left). Another shot shows that the angry viper is not afraid to bite back as it suddenly lashes out at the chameleon. The reptile was eventually able to get a good grip of the snake after using its teeth (bottom right).

The latest viral challenge taking the Internet by storm will leave you frozen in time - or at least appearing to. Teens across the country are sharing videos of them taking part in the newest fad called The Mannequin Challenge. During the challenge, participants stand completely still mid-way through carrying out various activities - as if someone randomly hit a pause button on life.