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Deputies arrested a man suspected of prowling through a couple's house in Valley Center and sneaking into their shower Friday, exposing himself to the woman who lives there. Just after 11:35 a.m., Jerald Wayne Harris went into an elderly couples' house on Valley Center Road , near Lake Wohlford Road . According to the San Diego County Sheriff 's Department, the couple did not know Harris or permit him to enter their home. The husband was right outside, working inside his shop. When the wife returned home , she heard water running from the main floor shower , said deputies. Once she went into the bathroom, the shower door swung open , and Harris stood there naked, staring at her. She ran out of the room, screaming for her husband. Deputies said the couple returned to the bathroom after that, but Harris had already fled. Soon after that, the wife realized her watch had been stolen. This incident happened close to the San Diego Humane Society , a church and a preschool. Aft...

Philadelphia Phillies wall of fame inductee Curt Schilling is introduced during the 2013 Philadelphia Phillies wall of fame induction ceremony prior to playing the Atlanta Braves at Citizens Bank Park . The Braves defeated the Phillies 6-4. (Photo: Howard Smith, USA TODAY Sports ) Story Highlights Schilling was named in a high- profile lawsuit filed by the Rhode Island Economic Development Corp . Schilling's wife, Shonda, said on Facebook this week that the estate sale was not about money MEDFIELD, Mass. (AP) — One of the earliest shoppers at an estate sale held Saturday at one- time Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling 's former Massachusetts home emerged pleased with his take. Bill Fegley bought two bathroom scales, $8 each, with this logic: Maybe Schilling had weighed in on them while wearing the famous bloody sock from the 2004 World Series when he pitched on an injured ankle. RELATED: Bloody Sock "I saw the scales and thought, 'What a riot to give to my ...

Crime Lyra Radford August 9, 2017 The criminal justice system can be a bit tricky. Even if investigators think they know who committed a crime, they still have to be able to link a suspect to the scene without a shadow of a doubt. This is great for those wrongfully accused, but it’s downright infuriating when it helps the guilty get away with murder. Between stalled police investigations , poorly collected evidence , and subpar autopsy performances , the incompetence of the living can be enough to make the dead roll over in their graves. Or perhaps rise right up to solve their murder cases themselves. 10 The Ghost Of Fred Fisher Had To Point Out Where His Body Was In 1826, Australian farmer Frederick Fisher vanished . His shady neighbor, George Worrall , waved a big red flag when he suddenly remembered that his pal Fred had signed his entire farm over to George before mysteriously skipping town . Four months passed before the ghost of Fred Fisher had had enough of the whole charade a...