Cheaters dominate dog show!

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After being missing for nearly five years, Natasha Ryan was found alive and well in her 26-year-old boyfriend's wardrobe in Rockhampton, Queensland. At 14, Natasha disappeared in August 1998, and her family had held a memorial service for her on her 17th birthday after police believed she had been murdered by a convicted rapist. However, the night before Leonard Fraser's murder trial in 2003, police found Natasha alive at her boyfriend's home, where she had been hiding for years. She had been living a secretive life, changing her name, and even signing a $200,000 exclusive deal with Woman's Day. 

Meanwhile, the winner of the world's biggest dog show, Danny the Pekinese, faced accusations of having a secret face-lift to improve his appearance before the competition. His owners argued that the surgery was necessary for a breathing problem and that it did not alter his looks. The Kennel Club conducted an investigation to find out if Danny underwent the surgery to alter his appearance, which is against the contest's rules.

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