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Family of Four Found Dead in home..

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An Arlington, Mass., police officer speaks with a man and woman who had just come out of a two-family house in Arlington where four people were found dead.

Two infants a week from celebrating their first birthdays were found dead along with their parents inside a Massachusetts home on Monday, said police.
A police officer found the bodies after being asked to check on their well-being inside the Arlington home shortly after noon, the Boston Globe reported.

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Law enforcement officials in Arlington, Mass. work the scene where a family of four was found dead Monday.

The dead were identified by Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan as Scott Jones and his wife, Mei Kum Jones, both 43, and their twin sons, Colt and Cameron, who would have turned a year old on Nov. 26, said Ryan.
Authorities would not release a cause of death or say how long they had been dead.

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Authorities identified the dead as Scott Jones and his wife, Mei Kum Jones, both 43, and their twin sons, Colt and Cameron, who would have turned a year old on Nov. 26.

Police did say they are not looking for any suspects related to the deaths.
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The cause of the family's death has not yet been released by police.

The brother of the woman found dead told WBZ-TV that the couple found inside the home had been going through a "nasty divorce" and said the husband had lately not been living at the home.
WBZ-TV reports that police were called to the home when a child caretaker wasn't able to get into the home.

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A police officer found the four bodies after being asked to make a welfare check at the Arlington home.

Neighbors gathering outside the home immediately after the tragic discovery described themselves as shocked and blindsided by any possible problems inside the residence.
“It’s a great neighborhood,” 74-year-old Amy Iannelli, who walks her dogs past the home every day, told the Globe.

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/people-including-infants-found-dead-arlington-massachusetts-home-article-1.1520857#ixzz2l9XjyvFp

Family of Four Found Dead in home..

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An Arlington, Mass., police officer speaks with a man and woman who had just come out of a two-family house in Arlington where four people were found dead.

Computer Virus Tells VA Man To Turn HImself in For Child Pornography

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There are just some things that sound so odd that it’s impossible to believe it wasn’t made up. Such is the case for a Virginia man who turned himself in for child porn after his computer virus told him to.
The man in question is 21-year old Jay Matthew Riley, who reportedly showed up at his local police station after his computer popped up with an alarming message that read: “FBI Warning message.”
Riley decided that, upon hearing a noise that said to pay a fine or risk criminal investigation by the FBI, he would just have better luck turning himself in.

Of course, anyone else would suspect that this would be a virus or a pesky pop up ad, but Riley wasn’t looking to mess around with law enforcers. The young man decided to bring his computer with him to the police station so they can go through the computer for his illegal activity.
What the police uncovered on Riley’s search were several photos of underage girls and at least one correspondence with a 13-year-old girl.

After perusing the man’s system, police discovered that the message he received wasn’t real and was in fact a virus, which is said to be a year-old scam.

According to the FBI, this virus is known as “drive-by” malware. Once the computer is infected by the virus, the computer locks and the screen states that there has been a violation of the federal law. Donna Gregory of the Internet Crime Complaint center said of its popular: “We’re getting inundated with complaints.”
In the end, Riley was charged with three counts of child pornography possession, a count for using a device to solicit offensive material involving children, and indecent behavior involving a minor.
Currently the man is being held without bond, and his court date has not yet been released to the public.
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Tiny's Father "Charles Pope Co-Founder of the Tam's Passes away"..

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Charles Pope The Tams

I'd like to send my condolences out to Tameka..I can only imagine the pain your feeling..Losing your father just days after your birthday.  God bless you and your family...

Charles Pope Of The Tams Dies At 76

by VVN Music on July 15, 2013

Charles Pope, co-founder of The Tams, died on Friday morning at his home in Atlanta at the age of 76. He had been suffering from Alzheimer’s, a battle that had been documented on the reality series Tiny and Toya and T.I. and Toya: The Family Hustle on BET.
The Tams were formed in 1952 by Charles and his brother Joseph Pope along with Horace Key and Robert Lee Smith. They honed their craft until 1960 when they signed with Swan Records, adding Floyd Ashton to the lineup and changing their name to reflect the Tam O’Shanter hats that they wore when they performed.
In 1962, the group signed with Arlen Records and had their first hit with the Joe South song Untie Me which went to number 12 on the R&B and 60 on the Pop charts. The popularity of the record got them signed to ABC-Paramount Records where, in early 1964, they went to number 9 with their biggest hit, What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am).

The Tams continued to release records through ABC during the 60′s but never achieved a similar success, although the record Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy (1968 / #26 R&B / #61 Pop) has gone on to become a classic of the Carolina Beach Music scene. They also had a surprise number 1 song in the U.K. in 1971 with Hey Girl Don’t Bother Me.
The group continued to tour over the decades, especially in the U.K. and Europe, giving them another minor hit in England with There Ain’t Nothin’ Like Shaggin’) (1987 / #21) even though the BBC banned the song due to sexual connotations.
In 1999, the group guested on Jimmy Buffett’s album Beach House on the Moon and toured with him in support of the LP.
The group is a member of the Georgia Hall of Fame, the Atlanta Hall of Fame and the Beach Music Hall of Fame.
Pope is survived by his wife, Dianne and their children Tameka “Tiny” Harris (of Xscape who is married to rapper T.I.), Albert “Little Redd” Cottle and Michelle Pope.
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Tiny's Father "Charles Pope Co-Founder of the Tam's Passes away"..

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Charles Pope The Tams

I'd like to send my condolences out to Tameka..I can only imagine the pain your feeling..Losing your father just days after your birthday.  God bless you and your family...

Charles Pope Of The Tams Dies At 76

by VVN Music on July 15, 2013

Charles Pope, co-founder of The Tams, died on Friday morning at his home in Atlanta at the age of 76. He had been suffering from Alzheimer’s, a battle that had been documented on the reality series Tiny and Toya and T.I. and Toya: The Family Hustle on BET.
The Tams were formed in 1952 by Charles and his brother Joseph Pope along with Horace Key and Robert Lee Smith. They honed their craft until 1960 when they signed with Swan Records, adding Floyd Ashton to the lineup and changing their name to reflect the Tam O’Shanter hats that they wore when they performed.
In 1962, the group signed with Arlen Records and had their first hit with the Joe South song Untie Me which went to number 12 on the R&B and 60 on the Pop charts. The popularity of the record got them signed to ABC-Paramount Records where, in early 1964, they went to number 9 with their biggest hit, What Kind of Fool (Do You Think I Am).