The Clark County District Attorney’s office says no charges have been filed against Jose Canseco at this time, but a series of tweets from the former ball player say he is getting charged with rape.

Canseco’s since deleted all four tweets. According to a spokesperson with the Clark County District Attorney’s office, no criminal charges against Canseco were in the system at this time.

I bet you didn’t know there’s a Grammy-nominated Christian heavy metal band called “As I Lay Dying”… well, you will know it now after its lead singer made headlines today when he was arrested after trying to hire an undercover detective to kill his estranged wife.

Tim Lambesis, 32, was arrested at a retail business in California.

In a statement, police say detectives received information Thursday that Lambesis had solicited someone to kill his wife, who lives in nearby Encinitas. A task force from several law enforcement agencies quickly launched an investigation that led to the arrest.

It was not clear whether Lambesis had hired an attorney.

A man in India has been arrested for selling his newborn grandson online.

And although the news are horrible, the fact is I was more shocked by what the baby was sold for at first and then bought for later on… You see, Feroz Khan, 47, kidnapped the baby shortly after his birth in Ludhiana,telling his daughter the infant was stillborn. He sold the baby for $830 to a nurse, who sold him to a hospital lab assistant for about $5,500, who in turn sold him to a New Delhi businessman for almost $15,000

That’s 18 times the original ‘value’.

Anyway, police recovered the baby from the businessman’s home. Five people have been arrested over the deals, and the baby was returned to his mother.

Authorities have identified and arrested a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing… and the breakthrough came from an unexpected source: A security camera footage from a Lord & Taylor store

“The video showed clearly at the site of the second explosion an individual showing up and placing a black bag,” John King on CNN said. Video from a local television station was also used to identify the suspect. King described the suspect as a dark-skinned male.

In related news, authorities have recovered a piece of circuit board that they believe was part of one of the devices. They also found the lid of a pressure cooker that may have been part of a device, apparently blasted all the way to a nearby roof.

If you live in Toronto watch out: Police there are looking for four women weighing about 200 pounds each who allegedly raped a man last month after offering him a lift home

The man claims he met them at a downtown nightclub and accepted a ride—but the horny women drove him only a few blocks in an SUV before turning into a parking lot and assaulting him. Police describe the women as being about 5’4″ and in their early thirties; one had a British accent and a tattoo of wings on the back of her neck, the National Post reports.

Sexual assaults by females on males are not unheard of in Toronto, a detective tells the Post. A Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics Report found in 2003 that 8% of sexual assault complainants were male.

How come these stories never include four gorgeous underwear models?

A judge in Ohio has sentenced 53-year-old Richard Beasley to death today; the jury that convicted him recommended last week that he be executed. Beasley was convicted of teaming up with a teenager in 2011 to lure men with offers of farmhand jobs in southeast Ohio. Three men were killed and a fourth wounded.

Co-defendant Brogan Rafferty, then 16, got off ‘easy’ because he was too young to face the death penalty, and was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole last year.

All the victims were down-and-out men looking for a fresh start, prosecutors said repeatedly during the trial. Survivor Scott Davis, now 49, testified that he heard the click of a gun as he walked in front of Beasley at the “job site” in Noble County. Davis, who was shot in the arm, knocked the weapon aside, fled into the woods, and tipped off police.

Today, prosecutors in the Aurora shooting case announced they will seek the death penalty for James Holmes.

District Attorney George Brauchler has a death penalty lawyer on his team, and he had already essentially nixed a defense offer of a guilty plea in exchange for dropping the possibility of execution.

In related news: Officials will announce whether Fox News reporter Jana Winter will be required to testify about her sources following a story that broke the case’s gag order.

Is not over for Amanda Knox who vowed to fight with her head “held high” to prove her innocence after the highest court in Italy ordered her to stand trial again for the killing of her former roommate, British exchange student Meredith Kercher.

Knox spent four years in prison before an appellate court overturned her murder conviction, citing lack of evidence against her in the 2007 death of Kercher in Perugia, Italy.

Knox said it had been “painful” to hear the news that the court had ordered a retrial, in a statement issued through the family’s PR spokesman, David Marriott.

The prosecution’s case against her “has been repeatedly revealed to be completely unfounded and unfair,” she said, and an “objective investigation” and “capable prosecution” are needed if any questions remain about her innocence.

“The prosecution responsible for the many discrepancies in their work must be made to answer for them, for Raffaele’s sake, my sake, and most especially for the sake of Meredith’s family. Our hearts go out to them,” she said.

“No matter what happens, my family and I will face this continuing legal battle as we always have, confident in the truth and with our heads held high in the face of wrongful accusations and unreasonable adversity.”