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Mother Charged with Murder After Son Found Suffocated

2/1/2026

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Diana Cullom Charged

Diana Cullom of St. Petersburg, Florida, is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly suffocating her 4-year-old son Finley.
The incident was discovered by her 16-year-old daughter, leaving the community in shock.
Cullom is held without bail as investigations continue.
Peter Lines, a New Zealand hop grower, died in June 2025 at 67 after an accident clearing debris from Wai-iti River; the coroner ruled death accidental and his family expressed gratitude.

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Produce Pete Passes

Peter Napolitano, known as "Produce Pete," died January 26 in Paramus, New Jersey, at age 80.
He gained fame on WNBC’s Weekend Today in New York for produce advice rooted in his Italian immigrant family traditions.
Napolitano began selling produce at age 5 and opened his own store in 1959.
He authored books, retired in the late 1990s, and is survived by his wife, two children, and seven grandchildren.

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Duesberg's Legacy Fades

Peter H. Duesberg, a molecular biologist who helped identify the first known cancer-causing gene in the late 1960s, died January 13 in Lafayette, California, at age 89.
He later claimed that HIV does not cause AIDS, overshadowing his scientific achievements.
Peter Napolitano, affectionately known as 'Produce Pete,' died January 26 in Paramus, New Jersey, at age 80.
He offered produce advice on WNBC’s Weekend Today in New York.

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Diana Cullom Charged

Diana Cullom of St. Petersburg, Florida, is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly suffocating her 4-year-old son Finley.
The incident was discovered by her 16-year-old daughter, leaving the community in shock.
Cullom is held without bail as investigations continue.
Peter Lines, a New Zealand hop grower, died in June 2025 at 67 after an accident clearing debris from Wai-iti River; the coroner ruled death accidental and his family expressed gratitude.

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