Knight Like: Boy with Leukemia given a Disney room makeover – Molly Dooling

Eight year old Austin Bolender was given the best surprise a kid could wish for; a room fit for a king, a Lion King that is. This classic Disney film is Bolender’s favorite movie, and the Special Spaces of San Francisco organization helped to make it all possible for the little boy live in his perfect space. But why was he given this special bedroom? The third grader was diagnosed with Leukemia back in May of 2014. After being in the hospital for six weeks, it was time for him to return home. But there was one condition, Bolender’s bedroom had to be perfectly clean and neat so that no germs would enter his body, or else he would be right back in the hospital. This is where Special Spaces teamed up with Disney on Ice performers to make Bolender’s favorite movie come to life. The room came complete with a huge painting of the man characters of the movie, stuffed animals, and even a brand new bed. But the hardest part of the project was making it a place that two people could live in. Bolender shares a room with his six year old brother, Dominic. When the room was revealed to the boys, their reactions were priceless. Bolender’s parents are so thankful that this could have been done, and appreciate everything that went into making their son’s dream room a reality.

Knight Dislike – Millersville student killed by boyfriend – Siena Catanzaro

Sunday evening, eighteen year old Millersville University student, Karlie Hall was found dead in one of Millersville University dorms. Her boyfriend, nineteen year old, Gregorio Orrostieta, killed her. He called 911 and said that Hall stopped breathing. When authorities came into the dorm, Orrostieta was found giving his girlfriend CPR. The Lancaster County District Attorney stated that “The CPR, I believe, was completely fake and that she had been dead for hours probably before that.” Orrostieta had blood smeared over his face, and a cut on his forehead. Blood was also all over his jeans and hands, his shirt was ripped, and there were visible scratch marks on his chest. Hall’s cause of death was a homicide and manner of death as strangulation and multiple traumatic injuries. The couple got in two fights during the weekend, witnesses stated. Orrostieta pushed her to the ground and slapped her face. Around 2 a.m. on Sunday, Residents heard loud noises and furniture being moved.   A Resident Assistant (RA) tried to make contact with Hall and Orrostieta, but received no response and the room was silent. Orrostieta’s call to the police was around 5 a.m. Orrostieta is being held without bail and is scheduled to appear in court Feb. 19 for a preliminary hearing.