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Sky News AU
11-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Sky News AU
Porn star Lina Bina, 24, found dead at Florida home after cryptic final post
Adult film star Lina Bina, a k a Miss John Dough, has died at age 24 — just days after confessing she was 'going through a lot,' according to Florida authorities and social media. The OnlyFans star and influencer died Tuesday, according to the Polk County Medical Examiner. 'Sorry I've been so ghost I'm going through a lot of s*** rn,' Bina wrote in her final X post Aug. 1. Her cause of death has not been released. Bina had more than 200,000 followers on her Instagram and TikTok accounts. Loved ones paid tribute to the late adult star. 'It's so tragic, it's so unbelievable … keep your family close,' Bina's cousin, Miguel Santiago, said in a TikTok post. 'Because you don't know when's the last time you're going to speak to them.' Thanking fans for keeping his family in their prayers, he added, 'I just can't believe that she's gone. 'It's crazy.' Fans have also spoken of their shock at Bina's death. 'This really broke my heart she was so young so beautiful! She was perfect the way she was I wish she knew that! She was so sweet!' a TikTok user wrote under Santiago's video. A second person wrote, 'Lina is my cousin too on my dad's side. The whole family is shattered right now. Praying that her mom and dad can get through this.' Another user added on X, 'Check on your people man,' while sharing Bina's final post. The news is the latest tragedy to hit the porn industry, coming just weeks after the death of another young star. Kylie Page, 28, died of an overdose at her Los Angeles County home in late June. Originally published as Porn star Lina Bina, 24, found dead at Florida home after cryptic final post
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Yahoo
Wildlife crossing highway sparks three-vehicle crash that kills SUV driver
A driver was killed in a three-vehicle collision sparked by wildlife crossing a highway in western Wisconsin on Friday. The crash was reported around 3:25 p.m. on Highway 35 south of 210th Avenue near Milltown, where northbound traffic "slowed due to wildlife crossing the highway." As the traffic slowed, a northbound pickup truck swerved to avoid rear-ending the vehicles ahead, struck a vehicle, "glanced off" and went into southbound traffic. There, it struck an SUV head-on, killing the SUV driver. The pickup truck driver had non-life threatening injuries and the driver of the vehicle that was glanced had minor injuries. The name of the deceased driver will be released at a later date. The crash remains under investigation by the Polk County Sheriff's Office, Wisconsin State Patrol, and Polk County Medical Examiner.
