Boston authorities have launched an investigation following the discovery of a deceased individual at or near a property linked to Conan Harris, the spouse of Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, D-Mass., as confirmed by News Media.

Law enforcement officers were dispatched to a residence located at 25 Malta Street in the Mattapan area of Boston at approximately 1:52 p.m. on Saturday.

Upon their arrival, police discovered an individual who had passed away. The Boston Police Homicide Unit is now conducting a thorough probe into the cause and circumstances surrounding the death.

According to documents filed in Suffolk County, the property is registered under the ownership of Conan Harris, Pressley’s husband, as reported by the Boston Herald.

The property is listed as an eight-bedroom, four-bath, 2,713-square-foot multifamily home, the outlet reported.

News Media has reached out to Pressley’s office for comment.

This is a developing story, check back for updates.

In a truly harrowing encounter beneath the waves, a diver found himself marveling at his fortune after dodging death in a shark attack just off Australia’s shoreline this past weekend.

A 31-year-old man experienced a terrifying brush with danger when a shark, boasting a formidable length of more than six and a half feet, clamped down on his forearm near Tasmania’s coast. The incident took place shortly after 9 a.m. on Saturday, as first reported by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

Officials from Tasmania revealed that the diver was in the company of two other divers, approximately 165 feet from Adventure Bay’s shores, at a sea depth of 26 feet. It’s believed the attacker was a broadnose sevengill shark.

The unidentified victim was promptly assisted to land by his diving companions, before being flown to Royal Hobart Hospital. Inspector Darren Latham of Tasmania Police confirmed that, fortunately, his injuries were not considered life-threatening.

Police have assured the public that the diver currently remains in stable condition following the incident.

According to a beachgoer who was on scene when paramedics attended to the man’s injuries, the diver was spearfishing at the time of the attack.

“The guy who was bitten had speared a fish and had been bitten by the shark while retrieving the fish on the spear,” the witness, who did not want to be identified, said. 

“It was a pretty good bite without being anything too serious…just a good, dog-sized bite, maybe the top of his arm,” he added. 

The broadnose sevengill shark, which was believed to be nearly 7-feet in length, is a “major predator of shark species,” according to Fishing Tasmania.

The shark species can reach nearly 10 feet in length and have seven gill slits instead of the usual five found on most other kinds of sharks, per the Shark Research Institute.

They are typically found swimming at depths of up to 150 feet and are classified as dangerous in Australia. 

Shark attacks in the southern state of Australia are rare — with only 15 being recorded throughout history, six of which were fatal.

“Sevengill sharks are often encountered by Tasmanian divers, usually without incident,” shark researcher Chris Black told the outlet. 

“They are curious animals and will often investigate divers by slowly circling them,” he said.

According to Black, broadnose sevengill sharks are “generally regarded as harmless, but will come belligerent in situations where there is feed in the water or where there is a stimulus, such as fish blood, in the water.”

Since the attack on Saturday, police say there have been no further sightings of the shark. 

Zendaya recently faced criticism for her decision to wear earrings believed to be 3,000 years old during her latest promotional trip for the film, The Odyssey.

During a photo event in London earlier this month, the 29-year-old actress, known for her portrayal of Athena in Christopher Nolan’s version of Homer’s classic tale, showcased these ancient accessories.

The Iranian 18-karat, yellow gold medallion discs are reportedly dated back to the first millennium B.C., per CNN. 

These earrings are thought to originate from the legendary Ziwiye hoard, discovered in the 1940s, nearly a century ago.

Crafted by Glenn Spiro, a jeweler based in London, the earrings are encircled with diamonds and were eventually acquired by Barron London.

Barron London told CNN that the “ancient gold discs are secured in a straightforward, non-invasive claw setting that ensures the original artifacts remain untouched and undamaged.”

‘Cultural heritage rightly inspires important conversations, and we welcome informed dialogue about provenance, preservation and the appreciation of exceptional craftsmanship.’

The jeweler also stated, ‘At a time when Iran is frequently viewed through the lens of contemporary events, we hope these earrings can serve as a reminder of the country’s enduring artistic, cultural and historical legacy.’

Zendaya, whose stylist is Law Roach, had paired the earrings with a white Jacquemus dress that contained draped material that fell down her back.

Some social media users offered their thoughts on the earrings this week. 

One penned, ‘Exhausted with the continuous “disrespect” to other Countries,’ while another wrote, ‘As an archeology student. I HATE THIS. They should be in a museum.’

‘While I’m glad they’re preserved, Shouldn’t ancient artifacts be in a museum? I think these should be in a museum but thats my opinion,’ a fan typed. 

Over on Reddit, one shared, ‘I love zendaya but i don’t think 3,000 year old jewelry should be lent out to anyone. Like, that’s actually crazy lol.’

Another said, ‘Cool but something feels off about wearing an artifact like that. Unless those were commonly found.’

‘Why not just wear a replica?’ one Reddit user questioned. 

However, a fan also came to Zendaya’s defense by penning, ‘This is a non-issue that people need to get over.’ 

In the comment section of an Instagram post shared by user @northwitch69, one said, ‘I love her, but the designer should’ve been more responsible and not used such as a valuable historical piece as an earring for a movie premiere. 

‘We should take care of history, even when the historical remains aren’t in their original places.’ 

But another typed, ‘Well to be fair, there’s only really going to be one team that will have respect for them and that’s Zendaya and Law.’ 

‘As an Iranian, I find this whole situation deeply upsetting. This piece is a part of Iran’s history and cultural heritage, and it should not be in the hands of anyone other than Iran and its people,’ a fan wrote.

‘It was taken from Iran and transformed into an earring, while if it had stayed in its homeland, it would have been protected and preserved in a museum.’

Another added, ‘Love zendaya but wearing artifacts that were likely looted is not a good look.’ 

Daily Mail has reached out to reps of Zendaya for comment, but has yet to hear back. 

Other celebrities have previously sparked backlash when it came to their fashion choice on the red carpet. 

Kim Kardashian had notably worn Marilyn Monroe’s iconic dress that the late actress had donned in 1962 when singing ‘Happy Birthday’ to President John F. Kennedy.

The reality star had worn the ensemble while attending the 2022 Met Gala. She later voiced regret over the look during an episode of The Kardashians. 

The TV personality recalled having to change once she got to the event to avoid damaging it during travel. 

‘I can’t sit in a car, I can’t risk it. It’s so fragile, you guys. No one can touch me. So if anyone touches me and gets their oils on the dress… it’s too risky to get in the car and leave from the hotel and do it.’ 

Kardashian added, ‘So, all of this – the losing the weight, dying the hair for 30 hours, leaving the hotel in a robe, getting there, changing on the red carpet, just walking to the top of the red carpet, then changing again into a replica of the dress.

‘Because we can’t risk sitting in it and eating dinner, is all for maybe 10 minutes of my life, just on the red carpet. Like, that’s it.’

Earlier this year in January, Margot Robbie opted to wear Elizabeth Taylor’s Taj Mahal diamond necklace, which is worth a reported $8 million. 

Robbie also wore a replica of a 175-year-old bracelet made of the Brontë sisters’ locks at the London premiere of Wuthering Heights in February.

Zendaya has recently turned heads for her jaw-dropping looks while promoting The Odyssey before the film officially hit theaters on July 17. 

The actress took on the role of the goddess Athena in Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s Greek epic, while her husband Tom Holland portrayed the character of Telemachus.

The project has raked in rave reviews, as some have hailed it as ‘god-tier’ and a ‘masterpiece.’

Along with The Odyssey, the lovebirds will also appear on the big screen together in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which hits theaters on July 30.

Last month, while talking to Esquire UK, Holland finally confirmed that both he and Zendaya said ‘I do.’

The actor was questioned about whether some of his family members thought they had missed the nuptials after AI-generated ‘wedding’ photos filtered across social media and the internet.

‘No, because they were all there,’ he simply stated. ‘That’s all you’ll get on that.’

Zendaya, who also appeared in the third season of Euphoria and the film The Drama this year, has shared her plans to step away from the spotlight. 

While recently talking to Entertainment Tonight at the NYC premiere of The Odyssey, the actress gave insight into what she will do with her free time. 

‘Oh girl, nothing. Just mind my business, you know? And stay to myself,’ she said. ‘This is such a whirlwind, and you’re kind of like in a new place every second, and your brain is kind of all over the place.’

She added, ‘It’s fun and I’m grateful, and I wouldn’t change a thing, but sometimes you need to just, you know, disappear for a little bit.’

In response to potential contamination concerns involving the parasite cyclospora, prominent produce supplier Taylor Farms has issued a recall for its iceberg lettuce distributed across 27 states in the U.S. This move comes as the country faces a surge in cyclospora-related diarrhea cases.

Acting swiftly, the company has begun an “active removal” process for the lettuce products, halting distribution from Central Mexico to U.S. markets. Additionally, Taylor Farms has ceased receiving any new shipments from the suspect batch.

A clear warning has been issued to consumers: if you have purchased the affected iceberg lettuce, dispose of it immediately to avoid health risks. The company emphasizes that consuming the recalled product is not safe.

Spanning from June 29 to July 16, the distribution of the potentially tainted shredded iceberg lettuce reached numerous states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, and Florida, among others. Taylor Farms’ presence extends across much of the Midwest and East Coast with this latest recall effort.

The recall announcement elucidates the issue without specifying which retailers or product names are directly involved. However, it does offer some guidance on identifying affected items, particularly by use-by dates and brand codes. Taylor Farms assures that none of their branded salads or kits are implicated in the outbreak and clarifies that these do not include iceberg lettuce.

“At this time, Taylor Fresh Foods has not publicly provided distribution information or a list of customers who received the product that was voluntarily removed from the market,” the US Food and Drug Administration said in an update Friday.

Federal health officials have linked a large cyclospora outbreak in the Midwest to shredded iceberg lettuce supplied by Taylor Farms and served at some Taco Bell restaurants in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and Kentucky. Taco Bell said Friday that it has removed the lettuce from its restaurants and its nationwide supply chain.

The FDA said more states may be added to the list as more information comes available.

Restaurant food distributor Sysco said it had already taken action on Taylor Farms iceberg lettuce from Mexico.

“Sysco proactively removed all Taylor Farms processed iceberg lettuce products from Mexico from distribution and instructed customers to destroy them after learning regulators indicated a suspected link between Taylor Farms’ lettuce and a five-state Cyclospora outbreak,” a spokesperson said in a statement Saturday.

People with cyclosporiasis may have symptoms that include watery diarrhea, cramping and bloating for weeks, which can lead to dehydration. Cases of the intestinal illness caused by a microscopic parasite are surging across the US, with nearly 7,000 confirmed or under investigation in 34 states since May 1, according to data published this week by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Federal health officials said there are multiple investigations underway – some tied to the large outbreak in the Midwest, some involving single states and some involving cases not yet tied to any cluster.

So far, the outbreak linked to the lettuce is considered to be a regional one, centered in the Midwest. The Michigan state health department has reported more than 5,000 cases of cyclosporiasis during the outbreak investigation. The state health department said that it “cannot say with certainty that every illness is linked to the same source of exposure” but that the concentrated, sharp increase in cases “strongly suggests that the vast majority of these illnesses are associated with the same outbreak.” This would make it the largest cyclospora outbreak in the US on record.

Taylor Farms produce has also been linked with previous illness outbreaks, including E. coli cases tied to slivered onions in 2024 and cyclospora cases linked with lettuce in 2013.

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