Last week's horrific building collapse in Philadelphia ended up killing six people in all. But there's been yet another fatality linked to the collapse. Building Inspector Ronald Wagenhoffer killed himself last night. He was found in his truck with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the chest. His May 14 inspection of the building was the last survey of the building before its fatal collapse.

Wagenhoffer texted his wife just before shooting himself. She found his body at 9:00 p.m. that night. You can imagine her panic as she got that message and the hopelessness and heartbreak when she arrived and found she was too late to stop her husband. The couple had a son.

The nanny accused of killing two of her young charges denies she had anything to do with killing them. Parents everywhere were horrified when Yoselyn Ortega, a trusted and beloved nanny of the Krim family, allegedly killed 2-year-old Leo and 6-year-old Lucia by stabbing them to death in their own bathtub. Their mother, Marina, came home with her third child to find the grisly scene. Yoselyn had also tried to slit her own throat. Since then, the ex-nanny has been held in a mental facility and now in a Rikers Island jailhouse since she was released from the hospital. For the first time, she's spoken out about the murders.

If you already get nervous flying, you may want to stop reading here, because this story will give you anything but more faith in air travel. It came to light when maintenance workers saw blood coming from the plane (I warned you!).

Maintenance workers noticed the blood on an iFly jet when it landed in Moscow on a return trip from Rimini, Italy. Realizing that blood should NOT be coming from an airplane, they investigated further and found the unthinkable -- a man's corpse.

Have you been following this story about the stiletto murder? A Texas woman is accused of murdering her boyfriend -- with her stiletto heel. When police answered a call about a domestic disturbance at a luxury condo, Ana Trujillo answered the door. Beyond her lay University of Houston professor Alf Stefan Andersson with about 10 stabbing wounds in his head and 15 more elsewhere on his body. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Oh my God, a stiletto stabbing! That's so ... I'm horrified at how fascinated I am with this story. But I'm sorry, death by footwear is just too irresistible. Did I mention the couple supposedly downed some tequila right before the murder? And that Ana is claiming self defense? No! I hate how much I want to know more. But while I'm waiting for more details to be released, let's revisit other famous stiletto murders in history.

Justo SantosJoselyn Martinez' father was murdered when she was just a kid. Fast forward 26 years, and the now grown up Martinez is getting slapped on the back by NYPD for tracking down the man suspected of shooting her dad in cold blood. And all it took was an Internet browser and $280.

It's a story that seems ripe for a TV movie, isn't it? Good thing Joselyn, named for her father Jose, is an actress.

The story on its own is heartbreaking enough -- a 5-year-old boy was viciously killed by a dog this weekend in Arkansas. But when you add in the fact that just a few weeks earlier he'd barely escaped death when a tornado ripped through his hometown of Moore, Oklahoma, you have to wonder how much one family can take.

According to KTHV, it happened Saturday at the home of a family friend. The boy and his 2-year-old sister were staying there while their parents were rebuilding their own home in Oklahoma that had been destroyed by the tornado. The boy (whose name hasn't been released) was crying and upset for some reason. The dog, a Bullmastiff, may have considered it an aggressive act and attacked.

The dog's owner, Lynn Giling, said she tried to save the boy, but it was too late. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.

A young boy was found dead in a hotel room over the weekend, his mother unconscious beside him. Cops are investigating whether little Jeffrey Lee Williams could have died of carbon monoxide poisoning, and they say he's not the first to die in the room at the North Carolina Best Western: two adults died there in the last two months.

And here you thought the scariest thing lurking in a hotel room were the germs on that comforter?

Missing teacher Terrilynn Monette is believed to have been finally found. She disappeared in New Orleans in March after celebrating her "Teacher of the Year" award with some friends at a local bar. But now her car was located submerged in a bayou. Although the body inside has not been confirmed to be Terrilynn, a source told CNN it is believed to be her. This is a tragic ending for a young women who moved to New Orleans to teach the impoverished children of NOLA.