Carmel Cafiero Death and obituary: Investigative reporter cause of death
The baby goats, unfortunately, didn’t have long lives after being sold for $100 each to be used in sacrifices. Activist Richard Couto, also known as Kudo, expressed his concern, stating that this is how the practice of animal sacrifice and cruelty began in Miami-Dade County. Kudo went undercover to investigate the situation and informed the sellers that the goats were intended for religious sacrifices.
In another development, 7News initially reported that the Lauderhill Housing Authority was providing loans to its employees. This agency is currently under investigation. The city had previously been hit hard by the housing market crash in 2007, but the federal government extended a lifeline to communities with $6.8 billion in emergency financing. Lauderhill’s portion of the Community Stabilization Plan funding amounted to over $5.7 million.
It’s worth noting that the flood of foreclosure filings in recent years has exposed numerous instances of abuse. In a surprising twist, Carmel Cafiero, a reporter, found herself facing foreclosure over just two cents.
Moving on to a different story, if you’ve ever contemplated organ donation, the following story may influence your decision. It highlights the journey of a South Florida family, from triumph to tragedy and back again. This story also touches on the memory of Mark Londner, a respected colleague who covered South Florida and global events with clarity and compassion. His family, like many others, experienced the painful legacy of events like the Holocaust, and they too made a poignant pilgrimage.
