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Police identify Ice Bucket pranksters who dumped feces on autistic teen

A 15-year-old autistic boy from Bay Village, Ohio thought he was participating in the Ice Bucket Challenge but instead was doused with a bucket containing feces, urine and spit. The resulting video went viral prompting celebrities Drew Carey, Jenny McCarthy, and Donnie Wahlberg to each pledge a $10,000 reward for anyone who could successfully identify those responsible. Police have now indicated they know the culprits of the crime. Get their statement and what an attorney for the victim’s family had to say about the investigation.

Daryl Hannah is autistic, says it caused her to fear fame

Actress Daryl Hannah is revealing for the first time that she’s been diagnosed as autistic since she was a child. At the time doctors knew less about the diagnosis than they do now and recommended that she be medicated and institutionalized. She turned to old movies for comfort during this time, which sparked an interest in acting. Once she achieved success in that field, though, she wasn’t fully equipped to deal with all the social engagements and expectations that went with it. Daryl tells People magazine that she’s refused to do talk shows and attend movie premieres over the years “Not because I was above it but because I was terrified.”

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Anti-vaccine megachurch linked to Texas measles outbreak

A threatening measles outbreak in Texas has been directly linked to a mega-church whose lead pastor previously advised followers to stay away from vaccinations. Find out how the Eagle Mountain International Church lead by Pastor Terri Pearsons has reacted since members of its congregation were infected with the measles virus.

Jacqueline Laurita tries a hyperbaric chamber, gluten-free diet to help her autistic son Nicholas
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Jacqueline Laurita tries a hyperbaric chamber, gluten-free diet to help her autistic son Nicholas

Real Housewives of New Jersey star Jacqueline Laurita and her family are sharing their story with the world as they do everything they can to help their autistic three-year-old son Nicholas.