Authorities in Utah are investigating a disturbing case involving a mother, Jennifer Gledhill, who stands accused of murdering her husband, Matthew Johnson, while he slept. The incident occurred after what was described as a night of drunken intimacy. Both Gledhill and her husband were wearing Oura Rings, which could be instrumental in uncovering the location of his hidden grave.

The Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office recently unsealed a search warrant that highlights investigators’ focus on data from the Oura rings worn by Gledhill and Johnson. This data, collected between September 20 and October 1, 2024, may be crucial in piecing together the events leading up to Johnson’s suspected murder, as reported by the Daily Mail.

Police are particularly interested in the GPS data logged by the Oura rings, hoping it will provide precise information about where Gledhill may have hidden her husband’s body.

Evidence from the day of the alleged crime includes photos confirming that Gledhill had her ring on. Furthermore, Johnson’s participation in the Utah National Guard is noted, with confirmation that he also owned an Oura ring, as reported by ABC4.

It is alleged that Gledhill, who resides in Cottonwood Heights, turned off her phone and other electronic devices before using a minivan to transport Johnson to a shallow grave. This has complicated efforts to locate the victim’s body.

The 43-year-old was arrested on suspicion of murder after she allegedly confessed to her alleged lover, though she did not disclose the location to him, police said.

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Following Johnson’s death, the mom of three allegedly reported him missing on Sept. 28 — eight days after detectives believe he was killed.

The cold-blooded killing reportedly came after a night of drunken sex with her husband during which Gledhill admitted to having an affair, according to investigators.

Her alleged lover — who has not been named — claimed Gledhill told him her husband had confronted her on Sept. 20 and “yelled at her because he knew she had been sleeping with someone else.”

“The defendant told [her lover] that she shot Mr. Johnson [the next day] as he slept in their bed … that she put Mr. Johnson’s body into a rooftop storage container, slid him down the stairs of their home, and loaded his body into the back of their minivan,” investigators said in their report.

Gledhill “then took her husband’s body north, dug a hole, and buried him in a shallow grave,” the Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill added.

She was caught on surveillance cameras thoroughly cleaning out the car after the alleged killing.

Gledhill’s parents, Thomas and Rosalie Gledhill, now 73 and 69, respectively, were also arrested and charged after investigators believe they uncovered evidence that they helped their daughter cover up the gruesome crime.

In an announcement that shook the oil industry, former President Donald Trump declared he has secured what he calls “the biggest oil deal in world history” following negotiations with Venezuela.

According to Trump, this landmark agreement grants the United States control over more than 65 billion barrels of proven oil reserves. He believes this move will lead to a significant reduction in gas prices for Americans everywhere.

Trump attributed the success of these negotiations to the efforts of Marco Rubio and Pete Hegseth, who played key roles in securing the deal with Venezuela’s Interim President, Delcy Rodriguez.

“This historic transaction more than doubles American oil reserves,” Trump proclaimed on Truth Social on Friday. He emphasized that it will not only amplify the nation’s oil supply but also promise considerable reductions in gas prices for the foreseeable future, all while supporting Venezuela on its journey toward “tremendous success and great prosperity.”

The former president also assured the American public that the deal was brokered at “no cost to the American taxpayer.”

‘This Transaction will greatly strengthen the already growing relationship between Venezuela and the United States!’

The deal is the second Trump has made with the new Venezuelan government since early January’s late night deposition of Maduro. 

The president has openly stated that the military operation to oust Maduro was, in part, an attempt to extract some of oil-rich Venezuela’s stock. 

Rodriguez previously served as Maduro’s Minister of Petroleum and Hydrocarbons. 

In a post to X, Secretary of State Rubio called the deal ‘a huge win for both the American and Venezuelan people.’

‘It demonstrates how President Trump’s bold foreign policy is driving America First wins: securing stable reserves and low-cost oil in our Hemisphere and lowering gas prices here at home,’ he said.

‘For the Venezuelan people, this deal will bring nearly $100 billion in private investment, support thousands of high-paying jobs, and drive the reconstruction of Venezuela’s economy.’

Trump faces mounting pressure to address high gas prices as the war in Iran reaches a six-month milestone with no conclusion in sight. 

The US has tapped its strategic petroleum reserves, which in early August fell below 300 million barrels, down by more than 100 million barrels since the start of 2026.

In the days following Maduro´s ouster in January, Trump floated the idea of U.S. oil companies returning to Venezuela to tap its oil reserves. 

Trump has argued that Venezuela stole US oil when former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez’s moved decades ago to nationalize hundreds of foreign-owned assets, including those owned by American oil companies. 

Venezuela has one of the largest oil reserves in the world, with an estimated 303 billion barrels of crude oil in the ground. 

That´s about 17 percent of the world´s supply, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. 

Unlike other parts of the world, where geologists have to search for untapped oil, the reserves under Venezuela´s soil are largely mapped and known, experts say. 

But because of dilapidated infrastructure, the country only produces about one percent of the world´s oil.

The US-Israel war against Iran has led to a dramatic slowdown of Gulf oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz, which about 20 percent of the world petroleum passed through prior to the conflict.

The average price of gas in the US stood at about $4.09 a gallon on Friday, according to AAA. The average price was $3.21 at the same time last year.

Trump in his social media post Friday evening alluded to the Venezuela deal being part of a private partnership. 

The White House did not immediately reply to The Daily Mail’s request for comment about the private sector partners involved in the deal, and details on how the arrangement would work were not provided.

Persuading big American oil companies to return the region could face headwinds given and decades of badly damaged infrastructure.

Days after the ouster of Maduro, Trump gathered oil executives at the White House and called on them to rush back into Venezuela. 

Executives expressed interest in the opportunity but there was also a measure of caution given their past experience in the country.

Darren Woods, CEO of ExxonMobil, the largest U.S. oil company, said at that moment he saw the country as ‘un-investable.’

But Trump has insisted that his administration has brought a measure of stability to Venezuela.

He has argued that Venezuela stole US oil when former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez´s moved decades ago to nationalize hundreds of foreign-owned assets, including those owned by American oil companies.

Rodriguez, in one of her early moves after taking power, signed a law that opens the nation´s oil sector to privatization and reversed a bedrock tenet of the self-proclaimed socialist movement that had ruled the country for more than two decades.

The Venezuelan government’s press office did not immediately respond to The Daily Mail’s request for comment. 

Terry Francona has voiced his frustration over the public revelation of the Reds’ waiver activities.

Recently, the Cincinnati Reds placed veteran third baseman Eugenio Suarez and outfielder TJ Friedl on outright waivers, allowing 29 other MLB franchises a 48-hour window to claim these players and take on their salaries.

As predicted by insiders, neither Suarez nor Friedl was claimed, and they subsequently remained on the Reds’ roster as the team headed into their Chicago series.

Francona is notably upset that details of a typically confidential process were leaked to the media.

“Those who fail to keep these matters confidential ought to be ashamed,” Francona reportedly stated via journalist Charlie Goldsmith. “If you’re a leader in any organization, you have the responsibility to maintain that confidentiality. When that responsibility is ignored, it makes me really angry.”

Suarez is still owed about $3 million on his one-year, $15 million contract signed this offseason. He has a mutual option for 2027, though it’s unlikely to be picked up.

“I’ve got nothing to say about it,” Suárez said. “It’s not part of my job. Whatever they decide to do, it’s their business. My business is to play baseball.”

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Suarez, who has spent the majority of his career in Cincinnati, is in the middle of a career-worst season, during which he has a .705 OPS along with 19 home runs while serving as the team’s primary designated hitter.

The slugger was the Reds’ big-ticket free agent this offseason after whiffing at signing hometown darling Kyle Schwarber, who went to the Phillies.

Friedl, on the other hand, has split his time between Triple-A and the bigs this year after being a mainstay in the Reds’ 2025 lineup. He has a .476 OPS in 76 games and will make roughly $700,000 the rest of the season.

Both players generated little interest at the trade deadline, and neither is expected to stay with the Reds beyond 2026.

Francona is in his second season at the helm for the Reds and his 25th overall as a manager. Last season, he became the 13th manager to reach the 2,000-win threshold and sits at 11th on the all-time list with 2,096.

He’s the winningest active manager, with more than double the wins of A.J. Hinch and Dave Roberts, the only other active managers with over 1,000 victories.

With one more season on his Reds contract and a club option in 2028, he’ll be chasing Joe McCarthy (2,125 wins) to crack the top 10 to end what is surely a Hall of Fame managerial career.

Authorities have identified the drivers accused of causing a tragic accident on a California roadway, resulting in the deaths of two young girls. The incident left the suspects fleeing, with one abandoning his eight-year-old son in the vehicle, according to the prosecutors.

Terry Lamar Easter, aged 50, and George Gary Sanchez, 49, found themselves under arrest after the devastating loss of 17-year-old Maddalyn Dailey and her best friend, 16-year-old Isabell Hill.

On the evening of August 14, around 8:30 PM, Dailey was driving Hill home when their car was violently struck at a Victorville intersection by two speeding muscle cars, effectively splitting their vehicle in two. Sadly, both teenagers succumbed to their injuries on the spot.

Easter turned himself in to the authorities on a Wednesday morning. Allegedly, he was behind the wheel of a yellow Chevrolet Camaro, reaching speeds up to 117 miles per hour, with his injured young son seated beside him, as stated by the San Bernardino District Attorney’s Office.

Investigators reported that the yellow Camaro was the initial vehicle to collide with the teenagers’ car. Before the authorities arrived, the driver hastily exited the vehicle and fled the scene on foot, according to police accounts.

The second vehicle to collide with the teens was a black Dodge Charger allegedly driven by Sanchez, who remained on scene and was said to be cooperating with investigators. 

‘I saw everything,’ Dustin Dailey, Dailey’s father, told the Los Angeles Times. ‘The ball of fire from the other car that hit it, her car in pieces.’ 

Dailey said his daughter was driving Hill home and promised she would be back for dinner.

He said he watched the garage door close and the roar of a car exhaust echoed through the street before the blood-curdling sound of crash caused him to rush just four houses down and discover the horrifying scene. 

‘They were ejected from [the car], thrown clear down the road,’ he told the outlet.

The California Highway Patrol said in a release that the ‘violent impact’ caused Dailey’s Acura to ‘split in half.’

Easter was charged with two counts of murder in the girls’ deaths, as well as a misdemeanor racing charge and a felony charge of child abuse likely to cause serious injury or death, the District Attorney’s Office announced. 

‘This was not an accident. Street racing at 117 mph is a deliberate and extraordinarily dangerous choice that ended the lives of two young best friends, exposing his own eight-year-old child to that danger and abandoning his child after the crash to flee the scene,’ DA Jason Anderson said. 

‘We intend to hold him responsible for every life devastated by his alleged actions.’

Sanchez has yet to be charged, the district attorney noted. Both were booked on suspicion of murder and gross vehicular manslaughter with negligence, the Los Angeles Times reported. 

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Three others were arrested by law enforcement in connection to the investigation during the hunt for Easter.

Ryan James Lewis, 45, Lukevy Shawntell Yates, 49, and Madge Wells, 74, were arrested and charged for allegedly being accessories after the fact. All three cooperated with law enforcement and were later released from custody, the outlet reported. 

‘While nothing can erase the devastating loss of two young lives, we hope these arrests bring some measure of comfort to their families and send a clear message that those responsible for senseless acts will be held accountable,’ Chief Tariq Johnson, commander of the CHP Inland Division, said. 

Dailey’s father told the outlet that Ridgecrest Road has a deadly reputation for frequent street racing and speeding drivers, so much so that he often suggested his daughter take alternative routes to avoid it. 

‘She’s usually pretty good about it because everybody that lives here knows that road is just a deathtrap,’ he said. 

Street racing in Victorville has been a pervasive issue for years. The Victorville Police Department urged drivers to exercise caution in 2021 after a ‘speed contest’ incident. 

‘The Victorville Police Department urges drivers and parents of drivers to consider the seriousness of illegal street racing,’ the release said.

‘This activity can take lives, cost thousands of dollars in damages and fines, and land participants in jail. In the end there is no “winner.”’

Dailey’s father hopes to petition for a traffic signal at the intersection where his daughter was heartbreakingly killed. 

He has also considered pushing for the stretch of road to be designated a safety corridor, with an increased law enforcement presence and higher fines, the outlet reported. 

But the devastated grieving father is left remembering his young daughter as someone who ‘lived life to the fullest.’

He described both teenagers as fun-loving and kind, with a lot of life they had left to live, the outlet reported. 

Easter is set to be arraigned on August 31 at Victorville Superior Courthouse.