In La Plata, Argentina, a woman who forced entry into a house she believed abandoned found the body of Jorge Alberto Quintanilla, 76, in an advanced state of decomposition, according to local media reports. The woman immediately reported the discovery to police, who identified the retired man through utility bills found at the scene. Neighbors told the newspaper El Día that Quintanilla had not been seen for approximately six months and lived alone with no close family. Investigators from the Unidad Fiscal de Instrucción Nº 17 found no signs of violence or prior forced entry, and the primary hypothesis points to natural causes pending autopsy results.

In Al Ain, United Arab Emirates, a civil court ordered a man to pay Dh20,000 in damages to a woman after he unlawfully entered her home, causing psychological distress. The ruling followed a final criminal conviction for trespassing, which the court deemed legally binding. The plaintiff stated the intrusion left her traumatized and fearing for her safety, and court records indicated a history of disputes between the parties.

In Ras Al Khaimah, also in the UAE, a criminal court sentenced a Gulf national to death by qisas for the intentional murder of a 66-year-old mother and her two daughters, aged 36 and 38, in a shooting on May 7, 2025. A third daughter survived with injuries. Authorities said the attack was triggered by a dispute over a blocked driveway, and the weapon had been smuggled into the country. The defendant’s son received a six-month prison sentence for attempted murder and threats. The verdict remains subject to appeal.

In Nedlands, a suburb of Perth, Australia, police arrested a 34-year-old man after a naked intruder wearing only a black cap allegedly broke into a home early Friday morning and performed an indecent act before fleeing. No injuries were reported. Neighbors described the incident as frightening, and police said no charges had been laid as questioning continued.