Alaska Teen Killed 'Best Friend' After Man Online Allegedly Offered $9M for Videos of Murder in Catfish Scheme

Cynthia Hoffman, Denali Brehmer.Photo: Family Photo; Bill Roth/Anchorage Daily News via AP A 22-year-old Alaska woman pleaded guilty to murdering her 19-year-old “best friend” in 2019 after a man who was allegedly catfishing her offered her $9 million to kill someone. On Wednesday, Denali Brehmer of Anchorage pleaded guilty to first-degree murder,according to a statement from the Alaska Department of Law. Brehmer agreed to plead guilty to murdering Cynthia Hoffman, 19, a teen with developmental disabilities, in exchange for having five other charges against her dropped,KTUUreports.

Alaska Teen's 'Best Friend' Among 5 Charged After Her Shooting Death

Photo: Family Photo When the parents of a 19-year-old Alaska woman reported her missing a day after she went to the park with friends, they didn’t think they’d be planning her funeral a week later. McIntosh and Brehmer were each charged with one count of murder and one count of tampering with evidence,according to online court records. Their bail was set at $200,000. In addition to McIntosh and Brehmer, three more people have been arrested.

Alaska Woman Gets Kicked in the Head by a Moose While Walking Her Dog — See the Shocking Video!

Speaking to NBC affiliate KTUU of Anchorage about the alarming attack, which was captured on video, Hansen recalled the terrifying moment when she was knocked to the ground. “I thought someone had not been paying attention and hit me with a bike or something,” Hansen told the outlet. “I had put my hands up to my head, and I’m like, ‘I’m bleeding.'” Luckily Hansen regained her composure quickly after the kick.

Alaska Woman Rescues Curious Opossum After Wild Animal Wanders into N.Y.C. Bar

Sara Fulton is the superhero New York City needs right now. While out at Temkin’s Bar in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn on May 25, Fulton, who grew up in Alaska, spotted an opossum that had accidentally wandered inside the busy New York City bar. “I was outside hanging out with my friend outside the bar, the door was open, and then all of a sudden we see this critter run in, and we looked at each other, and we just were like, ‘Was that a dog?

Alaska Woman Vanished in 2019, Suspect Is Charged with Murder After Tipster Says Man Has Her Watch

Anesha “Duffy” Murnane.Photo: Homer Police Department Calderwood was charged with kidnapping, tampering with evidence and first- and second-degree murder, all in connection with the Oct. 17, 2019, disappearance of Anesha “Duffy” Murnane. Police say Murnane, a resident of Homer, vanished while walking to a doctor’s appointment. Calderwood has yet to appear in an Alaska court, and has not entered pleas to the charges against him. Lawyer information was not immediately available for him.