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The article "Holiday Horrors" from Woman's Day (Australia Edition) recounts three harrowing real-life stories of tragic events that occurred during vacations. It details the experiences of former Playboy Bunny Jayne Gaskin and her family's tumultuous time on a private island in Nicaragua, the brutal murder of English backpackers in Thailand, and the mysterious disappearance of a couple sailing in the Caribbean. These stories highlight the dangers and unexpected challenges that can arise while traveling, emphasizing the importance of caution and preparedness. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses three different cases involving authors who became involved in real-life crimes. Nancy Brophy, author of romantic thrillers, was found guilty of second-degree murder for killing her husband for financial gain. Delia Owens, known for her bestselling book "Where The Crawdads Sing," and her husband Mark were accused of being involved in the death of a poacher in Zambia, although they denied any involvement. Kouri Richins, author of "Are You With Me?," is facing charges for allegedly lacing her husband's drink with a lethal dose of fentanyl. These cases highlight the shocking consequences when crime stories become a reality. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the ongoing mystery surrounding the death of JonBenet Ramsey, a six-year-old girl whose body was found in her family's basement in 1996. Her father, John Ramsey, believes that crucial forensic examinations were not conducted on seven key items found in their home, including the handle of the garrotte used to choke JonBenet and the ransom note. He is urging the police to test these items and use familial DNA research to find the killer. The case has garnered significant media attention and speculation over the years, with the Ramsey family initially being considered suspects. However, DNA evidence later cleared them of involvement. The Boulder Police Department is still actively investigating the case and remains committed to finding JonBenet's killer. [Extracted from the article]