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A decades-old human skull mystery has been put to rest with the sentencing of a Twin Cities funeral director who decapitated a woman's dead body and left her head in the woods of western Wisconsin.Benjamin Carl Hanson, 57, of Bayport, received a 90-day jail sentence Tuesday after pleading guilty to a charge of hiding a corpse with the intent to conceal a crime. He also was ordered to serve four years of probation, participate in mental health services, and pay almost $15,000 in restitution.Hanson admitted to using a handsaw to cut off the head of Alyce Catharina Peterson, 92, of Stillwater, who died of natural causes, before taking her body to be cremated when he worked at Simonet Funeral Home in Oak Park Heights in 2001.Hanson said he later tried to bury Peterson's head in a Stillwater cemetery but eventually dug it up and threw it over a ravine, where he didn't think anyone would find it.The St. Paul Pioneer Press reports that Hanson read a statement in court Tuesday, saying he was mentally ill at the time, struggled with “dark and intrusive thoughts” while working at the funeral home, and remains "mortified" at what he did. St. Croix County Sheriff's Office A group of Boy Scouts discovered the skull in a garbage bag while hiking in western Wisconsin in 2002.For years, the case remained a mystery to both the community and detectives, with DNA tests failing to identify the person to whom the skull belonged.A partnership with the DNA Doe Project finally led to the skull being identified as Peterson's more than two decades later.Hanson was charged in 2025 after he was determined to have been the sole person responsible for preparing the woman's body while it was in the funeral home’s custody.

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Pride Month's arrival means a calendar rich with options to celebrate the community. From Pride festivals to choir concerts, downtown Minneapolis to historic rural celebrations, there's a ton taking place.To aid in the quest to figure out summer plans, here are some of the most exciting, most anticipated, and most offbeat Pride events happening around the Twin Cities in 2026. Red Wing PrideRed Wing Pride/Facebook East Central Minnesota PrideSaturday, June 6 at Robinson Park in Pine CityHow about some love for the nation's first rural Pride celebration? The organization was honored this spring with a historical marker in Voyageur Park, recognizing the location of the nation's first rural Pride celebration. It's now a long-running and storied tradition in Pine City, worthy of being the subject of the nation's first rural LGBTQ+ historical marker. (free)Pride FestivalsAs always, there are Pride festivals taking place across the state. Here are a few beyond Twin Cities Pride taking place this month.Anoka Pride Day: June 6 at Riverfront Memorial Park in AnokaEast Central Minnesota Pride: June 6 at Robinson Park in Pine CityGolden Valley Pride: June 13 at Brookview Park in Golden ValleySouth St. Paul Pride: June 13 at Central Square in South St. PaulSt. Paul Pride Festival and Parade: June 13–14 at Dual Citizen Brewing in St. PaulBloomington Pride MN Festival: June 14 at Bloomington Civic Plaza in BloomingtonRed Wing Pride: June 20 at Central Park Band Shell in Red WingWSP Pride in the Park: July 11 at West St. Paul Sports Complex in West St. PaulCalliope Women’s Chorus Celebrates 50th Anniversary ConcertSaturday, June 6 at Sundin Music Hall in St. PaulThe state's oldest queer feminist chorus is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a performance in the concert hall at Hamline University. (starting at $5.50)Midsummer Pride PartySaturday, June 20 at Franconia Sculpture Park in FranconiaThe sculpture park's annual Pride celebration will include art-making workshops led by artists Edson Rosas and Sebastian Duncan-Portuondo, as well as flower crowns, face painting, an all-ages drag show, and a dance party. (free)PurrrideSaturday, June 20 at Insight Brewing in MinneapolisThe brewery's annual "charity party for cats and queers" is back from 1–6 p.m. It'll include a kitten snuggling booth, a DJ, an artist market, food trucks, and a re-release of the brewery's Doe Eyes saison. (free) Twin Cities Pride ParadePhoto courtesy Twin Cities Pride Twin Cities PrideJune 26–28 at Loring Park in MinneapolisThe largest Pride festival in the state returns with the usual heap of events. On June 26, TC Pride Youth Night will take place at Loring Park. Then the big events arrive. The massive free festival takes over the park throughout the day on Saturday and Sunday, with hundreds of vendors, a memorial garden, kids' activities, artists, and live performances. This year, the Twin Cities Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, starting at 11 a.m., running down Hennepin Avenue from 3rd St. to Spruce. (free)Pride Beer DabblerFriday, June 26 at Parade Park Soccer Stadium in MinneapolisThe 14th annual Pride Beer Dabbler sets up shop just down the street from Loring Park, home of Twin Cities Pride. There will be a whole lot of community and local craft beer. ($55–$70)Flip Phone XXL Pride - Pride EditionSaturday, June 27 at First Avenue in MinneapolisFlip Phone, the Minnesota-founded event promoter that hosts drag brunches all year, is once again very busy in June. That includes its annual party at First Avenue. This get-together will feature Lushious Massacr and Joey Jay, along with DJ Larry Peace and a litany of special guests. ($37.14) The view from the Hewing Hotel rooftopViews of downtown Minneapolis from the Hewing Hotel rooftop. Photo by Adam Uren | Bring Me The News. Sun's Out, Buns Out Pride CelebrationSaturday, June 27 at Hewing Hotel rooftop in MinneapolisThe Hewing is hosting music, drinks specials, sunshine, and access to the pool deck for a rooftop party from noon to 4 p.m. ($40)Pride moviesMany movie theaters are leaning into Pride Month with special screenings. That includes series at the Main Cinema and Parkway Theater, as well as one-off events elsewhere.Here's a taste of some of the screenings taking place around the Twin Cities. June 6: "Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy" (1996) at The Main CinemaJune 7: "Bigfoot Woods" (2026) at The Main Cinema, with filmmaker Elizabeth ChatelainJune 7: "My Sunnyside" and "Amma's Pride" at The Main CinemaJune 11: "The Watermelon Woman" (1996) at The Parkway TheaterJune 14: Smitten Kitten presents CrazySexyWeird: A Night of Kinky, Erotic, and Bizarre Short Films at Bryant Lake BowlJune 17: "Asco: Without Permission" (2025) at The Main CinemaJune 18: "Leviticus" (2026) at The Main CinemaJune 24: Queer Cinema for Palestine 2026 at The Main CinemaJune 25: "Kinky Boots" (2005) at The Parkway TheaterAnd lots moreJune 4, 11, 18, and 25: Pride Trivia at Sociable Cider Werks in MinneapolisJune 6: Cheers to Pride Fundraiser at Boom Island Brewing in Minnetonka; A Bar of Their Own in Minneapolis; InBound Brewing in Minneapolis; Utepil Brewing in Minneapolis; and elsewhereJune 6: Pride Market at Utepils Brewing in MinneapolisJune 7: Pride Brew-unch at La Doña Cervecería in MinneapolisJune 7, 13, 14, 20, 27, and 28: A Brunch of Drag at Lush in MinneapolisJune 10: Ariana Grande Drag Bingo at Lush in MinneapolisJune 10: Queer Book Club at Moon Palace Books in MinneapolisJune 11: Pop-Up Choir with the Morris Park Singers at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 12: Pride Skate Party at Cheap Skate Roller Center in Coon RapidsJune 12–13: Looking for Liza with Mistress Ginger at Bryant Lake Bowl in MinneapolisJune 12, 19, and 26: Happy Hour Bingo benefiting the Aliveness Project at Black Hart of St. Paul in St. Paul June 12: Inbound Twins Pride Celebration at Inbound BrewCo in MinneapolisJune 13: Queering Indigeneity Open House at Minnesota Museum of American Art in St. PaulJune 13: Tee Time Drag Shows - PRIDEFEST at Can Can Wonderland in St. Paul ($16)June 14: Rainbow Story Hour with Ladies of the Lakes at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 18: The Gay Agenda comedy show at Black Hart of St. Paul in St. Paul (free)June 20: Spotlight Science: SciPride at Bell Museum in St. PaulJune 20: Quiet Riot: Sensory-Friendly Pride Celebration at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 20: Lush: Live! A Drag Cabaret at Lush in MinneapolisJune 20: Pride Family Fest at Graze Food Hall in MinneapolisJune 21: TC Pride Paddle '26 in Taylors FallsJune 21: The Siblinghood of Traveling Slut Pants: A Dungeons and Dragons Actual Play Live at The Hive Collaborative in St. PaulJune 21: Queer Neurodivergent Gathering at Queermunity in MinneapolisJune 25: Voila! A Drag Cabaret at Volstead's Emporium in MinneapolisJune 26: The Klituation Pride Party at First Avenue in MinneapolisJune 27: Gothess - MPLS Burning Hearts Pride Party at Fine Line in MinneapolisJune 27: Pride Bar Crawl in MinneapolisJune 27–28: One Voice Mixed Chorus presents Royalty at Ordway Concert Hall

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Atmos Members Day: Monthly Global Getaways Award Deals Alaska Airlines has launched Atmos Members Day, a new monthly promotion for Atmos Rewards members. The offer is scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month and brings together limited-time award deals, program updates, partner offers, and exclusive experiences in one place. One of the main features is Atmos Global Getaways, a monthly set of discounted award flights to select destinations worldwide. These deals give members a chance to book limited-time award travel at lower rates, with featured destinations changing each month. Let’s take a look at this month’s deals. Atmos Global Getaways This Month This month’s Global Getaways are available for bookings from June 3 through June 6, 2026, for travel from September 1 through November 15, 2026. Featured one-way economy awards include: Mexico City from 7,500 points Helsinki from 15,000 points Paris from 20,000 points Papeete, Tahiti from 20,000 points Bangkok from 25,000 points Taipei from 30,000 points These award deals are available for Atmos Rewards members only. Award seats are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. How to Book To book these deals, log in to your Atmos Rewards account and search for flights with the “use points” option selected. Eligible discounted award fares should appear in the search results when available. Global Getaways pricing applies to economy class only, and travel must originate in the United States. Taxes and fees start at $5.60 per person each way, though international itineraries and partner awards can cost more. Partner award segments may also have a $12.50 (soon $20) nonrefundable fee per person, each way. Atmos Unlocked Members can also explore Atmos Unlocked, featuring elevated, experience‑driven offerings such as this month’s special auction: a curated nine-day journey through Japan with premium stays, guided experiences and immersive cultural moments. Be sure to check out the Atmos Unlocked page as additional experiences drop each Atmos Members Day, too. Guru’s Wrap-up Atmos Members Day is a smart addition to the Atmos Rewards program because it gives members a predictable monthly reason to check for new deals. The Global Getaways offers are especially useful if you’re flexible with dates and destinations, since the best pricing is limited and changes each month. Check out the list of this month’s deals and book now! The post Atmos Members Day: Monthly Award Deals and Global Getaways (Flights from 7,500 Points) appeared first on Danny the Deal Guru.

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Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a large-scale macOS malvertising operation known as Operation FlutterBridge, which is responsible for distributing a newly identified backdoor named FlutterShell. The campaign represents the latest evolution of a threat cluster previously associated with JSCoreRunner (also known as FileRipple), a malicious activity first documented in August 2025. The cybercriminal group behind both attack chains is tracked as CL-CRI-1089 and is believed to have been active since at least 2023. Security analysts view FlutterShell as a significant advancement in the group's capabilities and infrastructure. From Adware to Full Backdoor Functionality Developed using Google's Flutter framework, FlutterShell is delivered through malicious desktop applications that initially appear legitimate. While the malware includes adware functionality, its capabilities extend far beyond unwanted advertising. The malware can: Execute arbitrary shell commands on infected systems. Interact with and manipulate files within the file system. Exfiltrate environment variables and system information. Conduct system fingerprinting. Steal browser session data. Researchers observed malicious activity involving FlutterShell as recently as March 2026, indicating that the campaign remains active. A Growing Malware Ecosystem Linked to TamperedChef FlutterShell is not an isolated threat. Operations attributed to CL-CRI-1089 also include Recipe Lister and Calendaromatic, both associated with the broader TamperedChef campaign, also known as EvilAI. TamperedChef campaigns rely on trojanized productivity applications to distribute potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) and adware. These malicious applications are promoted through deceptive advertising campaigns designed to convince users that they are downloading legitimate software tools. Malicious Advertising Powered by Shell Companies A key element of the operation is an extensive malvertising network that leverages Google and YouTube advertisements. The attackers use multiple Google-verified shell companies to publish and promote malicious ads, increasing the credibility of their campaigns and helping them evade advertising platform scrutiny. Among the companies linked to the operation are: AdsParkPro LTD, Advantage Web Marketing LLC, and SOFT WE ART LIMITED (now operating as PACIFIC TRADE SOLUTIONS LTD).Additional records from YouControl and the United Kingdom's Companies House registry indicate connections between these entities and Ukrainian individuals. The advertisements primarily target macOS users located in the United States, Canada, Australia, France, and Germany. Although the associated Google Ads accounts are no longer accessible through the Google Ads Transparency Center, historical records continue to reveal connections between the entities involved. Browser Hijacking Through Trusted Applications Once executed, FlutterShell modifies Google Chrome configuration files to redirect all browser traffic through attacker-controlled intermediary websites filled with advertisements. This browser hijacking technique enables threat actors to generate revenue while maintaining control over user browsing activity. Particularly concerning is the fact that every analyzed sample was signed using valid Apple Developer IDs and successfully passed Apple's notarization process. As a result, Apple's automated security mechanisms did not identify the applications as malicious at the time they were submitted. WebView Architecture Enables Dynamic Malware Evolution One of FlutterShell's most distinctive characteristics is its use of a WebView-based architecture combined with a JavaScript-to-native communication bridge. In this model, the application embeds a browser component that displays web content while allowing JavaScript code to communicate directly with native system functions. Rather than embedding malicious logic directly into the application binary, the threat actors host significant portions of the malware's functionality on remote websites under their control. This approach provides several advantages: Malware behavior can be modified in real time without recompiling the application.New functionality can be introduced without distributing updated malware binaries.Detection becomes more difficult because core malicious logic resides outside the installed application. This architecture gives attackers exceptional flexibility and allows rapid adaptation to defensive measures. Multiple Variants Signal Active Development Researchers have identified three known FlutterShell variants: PodcastsLounge, PDF-Brain, and PDF-Ninja. Analysis of the attackers' infrastructure revealed incomplete JavaScript functions and unfinished code components, suggesting that development is ongoing. Several variants, particularly PDF-Brain and PDF-Ninja, incorporate artificial intelligence-powered document summarization features. However, documents submitted for summarization are first routed through attacker-controlled servers before processing, creating significant privacy and security concerns for affected users. Strong Technical Links to Earlier Campaigns FlutterShell shares notable similarities with earlier malware families linked to CL-CRI-1089, particularly Calendaromatic and Recipe Lister. The most obvious overlap is the shared WebView-based architecture, which enables dynamic modification of malicious payloads after deployment. Investigators also observed that Advantage Web Marketing LLC not only participated in distributing malicious advertisements but also acted as the signing entity for Windows-based adware samples associated with the same threat cluster. These findings further strengthen the connections between the various campaigns. A Persistent and Escalating Threat Landscape The transition from JSCoreRunner to FlutterShell demonstrates a substantial increase in technical sophistication by CL-CRI-1089. The combination of advanced malware development, large-scale malvertising operations, and the use of verified shell companies to bypass advertising platform controls highlights the growing effectiveness of the group's tactics. The coordinated use of multiple front organizations, together with the rapid emergence of new FlutterShell variants, suggests that Operation FlutterBridge remains an active and evolving threat. Security researchers warn that the campaign is far from over and is likely to continue adapting its techniques to target macOS users worldwide.

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