Inside a 21st century sex swap party

Tech swingers ... couples are using apps to swap sex partners. Picture: Thinkstock Source: ThinkStock

FORGET keys in a salad bowl, Silicon Valley swingers are using hi-tech apps and websites to swap sex partners.

Entrepreneur Ben Fuller has created modern technology to lure wealthy San Francisco professionals to "lifestyle parties" where couples mingle, dance and even have sex.

Mr Fuller started throwing the Bronze Party in 2011, in which more than 1300 registered members use apps such as Secret and Auto Date to RSVP and see who is attending.

"In the old days, you never knew where you were going," Mr Fuller told CNN Money.

"Now you get a really good sense. The event details ... even the pictures of the people that are going to be attending the party.

"(It) allows you into the party itself, to choose the people that you're interested in, and if you choose and they choose, you get a notification."

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Sex party ... more than 1300 members are registered to attend Bronze Parties. Picture: bronzeparty.com Source: Supplied

Modern technology ... the Modern Lifestyle website connects sex clubs across America. Picture: modernlifestyle.co Source: Supplied

Mr Fuller and a colleague also run Modern Lifestyle, an online platform that connects about 50 sex clubs around America and enables customers to see who is attending. More than $US3 million in tickets were sold last year.

Bringing people together ... Ben Fuller is using modern technology to lure wealthy professionals to "lifestyle parties". Picture: CNN Money Source: Supplied

The businessman said his discreet events are attended by white collar workers such as lawyers, engineers and IT professionals who earn more than $US100,000 a year.

Swingers ... married couple Stella and Greg are engineers who have swapped partners for the last two years. Picture: CNN Money Source: Supplied

For married couple Stella and Greg, partner swapping keeps their relationship exciting.

The engineers have been together for 10 years and attended sex parties for at least two.

"Whereas you might go to a bar, pick up somebody and take them home for the evening if you're single, here it wouldn't be unheard of to do that even if you're married," Greg told CNN Money.

The kinky couple said an evening at the Bronze Party was just like a typical night out.

Married couple ... Stella and Greg like to have sex with other people. Picture: CNN Money Source: Supplied

Back in the 1970s, couples were known to throw "key parties."

Men would toss their keys into a bowl and their wives would go home with the male guest whose keys she randomly picked out.

Swingers clubs and even swingers cruises are becoming increasingly popular for couples and singletons looking for a good time.

Participants usually have to pay a fee and some parties ban single men from attending.

Key parties ... swingers in the 1970s swapped partners during key parties. Picture: Thinkstock Source: ThinkStock

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Family horror: Three ‘hacked to death’

Pictured on a family holiday are parents Martin and Teresa van Breda with their daughter Marli, 16, and sons Henri, 20, and Rudi, 22. Picture: Facebook Source: Facebook

THREE members of a former Perth family have been found "hacked to death" in their ​South African home.

A fourth family member has been critically injured and a fifth has reportedly been taken away by the police.

Businessman Martin van Breda, 54, his wife Teresa, 55, and their son Rudi, 22, were found dead in their home in an exclusive golf-course estate home ​at Stellenbosch, near​ ​Cape Town, ​yesterday morning, local time.

The couple's daughter Marli, 16, is in a critical but stable condition with serious head injuries and their 20-year-old son Henri is assisting police and being questioned, South African media are reporting.

Police spokesman Andre Traut said no arrests have been made at this stage.

Emergency medical services spokesman Robert Daniels said it appeared the victims had been killed with an axe.

"What I can say is they were not shot, the patients were axed. The daughter was rushed to hospital with severe head trauma and a severed jugular," Mr Daniels told Cape Times. "The other son had minor bruises on his arms. He was treated at the scene."

Victims ... Martin and Teresa van Breda. Picture: Facebook Source: Facebook

News24 reported Marli is a year 11 student at Somerset College. The school's headmistress, Meg Fargher, said Marli started at the school last year and her parents were very involved in college activities.

"She's a lovely, popular, clever girl," Ms Fargher said.

Marli's boyfriend is also a student at the school.

The family were originally from South Africa but had lived in Claremont for about six years. They returned to South Africa in June last year. ​

Their son Rudi ​reportedly ​attended Scotch College in Victoria

In hospital ... Marli van Breda is in a critical but stable condition. Picture: Facebook Source: Supplied

Family friend Alexander Boshoff, 19, said the community was shaken by the news.

"Our families often spent holidays together. We have known each other for years. Martin was one of my dad's business partners at Curro Holdings," he told Cape Times. "They moved around a lot because of Martin's business, but Henri and Rudi never really complained. They were like a perfect family."

Curro Holdings owns a number of private schools in South Africa.

A close friend, who didn't want to be named, told News 24 the van Bredas were a "stunning family".

"I'm just shocked, I can't believe it," she said, adding that she had spent time with the family a few days ago.

She said Mr van Breda was calm and quiet, while his wife was excited about doing a cooking course in Italy.

The estate's homeowners association said there had been no breach of security at the estate.

"We wish to report that there was no breach of our security and we believe it was an isolated incident, confined to the scene of the crime," De Zalze homeowners' association chairman Eben Potgieter said.

Killed ... Martin and Teresa van Breda. Picture: Facebook Source: Facebook

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Timomatic changes his name

Timomatic is the latest celebrity to change his name. Source: News Corp Australia

TIMOMATIC is leaving his stage name behind and returning to his birth name, Tim Omaji.

The Nigerian-born Aussie singer-songwriter chatted to Nova's Fitzy and Wippa on air on Wednesday morning and declared that 'Timomatic' is no more.

Omaji, who rose to fame as a contestant on So You Think You Can Dance in 2009, recently split with his girlfriend, dancer Talia Fowler, and is heading in a new direction with his music career.

The radio duo decided to have some fun with the 27-year-old Parachute singer and called him pretending to be merch reps from Sony. They threw some classic ideas at him to promote the name change.

Omaji isn't the first Aussie celebrity to change his name — TV personality Andrew G confused a whole lotta fans in 2013 when he made the switch to Osher Günsberg. This was his third name change. We first we knew him as Andy G, he then became Andrew G, followed a few years later by Andrew Gunsberg before Osher came about.

The Bachelor host later revealed on his blog how a spiritual awakening while travelling through Israel led to his most recent rebranding.

He'll always be Andrew G to us. Source: Supplied

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‘Wear the push up bra I bought’

Keeping it simple. Source: Instagram

WE'RE all guilty of having a chuckle or two at our parent's expense when they text us, but chances are they're nothing compared to the texts sent by Kate Siegel's mum.

The 26-year-old has decided to make the most of her mother's musings and advice, setting up the Instagram account 'Crazy Jewish Mom', which has just hit 170,000 followers.

The account is amusing to say the least — for example, for Siegel's birthday, she received this text: "Welcome to the wrong side of 25. The expiration date on your eggs is officially in sight. Tick Tock."

Then when her mum didn't like her outfit, she texted this: "Go shower and put on some eyeliner. Ur boyfriend is here! Oy. Is this how u dress with Superjew at your apt? I'm gonna burn those sweat pants. And wear the push up bra I bought u."

And she doesn't hold back on her advice: "Reminder, exercise ur calf muscles every other day. Unless u want to end up with cankles. It runs in the family. On your Father's side."

Siegel told Buzzfeed that "My mother knows I'm posting, but she's terrible at the internet, so I don't think she fully understands how often and the scope. That said, she LOVES it. She thinks it's all fantastic advice, stands by every word, and is happy that others are benefiting from her wisdom."

"My mother, as pushy as she can be, wants nothing but the best for me," she admitted to told The Huffington Post. "I wouldn't be where I am today without her support and guidance, and I love her very much. I just hope I'm not turning into her."

Here are more of her gems:

For more from Kate and her mum, head to Crazy Jewish Mom on Instagram

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Zombie cat ‘rises from the dead’

Zombie cat ... Bart's owners say he clawed his way out of a grave. Picture: Humane Society Source: Supplied

PET Sematary is real, it seems.

Bart the cat was hit by a car and buried. Five days later, he rose from the dead.

Bart's owner, Ellis Hutson, said he found the cat two weeks ago in the middle of a Florida road, lifeless in a pool of blood.

The 52-year-old asked his friend to help bury Bart because he was so distraught.

"We were so close, I couldn't stand to bury him," Mr Hutson told ABC News in the US. "I put him on the shoulder of the road and went and got David. He dug a hole and covered up the cat with dirt. I witnessed him bury the cat."

But five days later, Bart turned up in a neighbour's yard with a broken jaw and ruptured eye.

"I open the door and my neighbour's standing there with the cat in her hand," Mr Hutson said. "She said, 'Bart is not dead.' I said, 'That's impossible. We buried Bart.'"

Neighbour Dusty Albritton said she was shocked to see Bart in her yard, looking for food.

"At first it blew me away", Ms Albritton said. "All I knew was this cat was dead and 'Pet Sematary' is real," she continued, referring to Stephen King's famous horror novel.

It is not clear how the "zombie cat" escaped his muddy grave, but some reports claim he clawed his way out.

Mr Huston said his nearly two-year-old feline suffered head trauma, a broken jaw and a damaged eye which will never work again.

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay, which is caring for "Bart the Miracle Cat", say they have never seen anything like it.

Bart had surgery on Tuesday night to remove his ruined eye and treat his jaw, and is now "resting comfortably" according to the society's Facebook page.

Ms Albritton has set up a GoFundMe account to raise money to cover Bart's medical expenses. More than $US3600 has been donated.

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Scorchers win BBL title on final ball

The Perth Scorchers have claimed back-to-back BBL titles with a thrilling 4-wicket victory over the Sydney Sixers.

Yasir Arafat celebrates hitting a single from the final ball of the game to secure the BBL04 title for Perth. Photo by Matt King. Source: Getty Images

IT was so close to being a fairytale ending for Brett Lee, but it was the Perth Scorchers who claimed back-to-back Big Bash titles with a thrilling four-wicket win over the Sydney Sixers.

Chasing 148 for victory at Manuka Oval in Canberra, Shaun Marsh hit a memorable 73 from 59 deliveries but, as Big Bash games tend to do, this one went down to the wire.

Lee was left to bowl the final over — of the game and his career — with the Scorchers needing just eight runs to win off it.

Incredibly, the former Test quick struck to bowl Nathan Coulter-Nile with a magnificent delivery and then dismissed Sam Whiteman with the next ball.

The Perth Scorchers celebrate back-to-back titles. Photo by Matt King Source: Getty Images

The Scorchers needed one run to win and Lee was on a hat trick, but Yasir Arafat survived it and scrambled through for the single.

It was a lucky run, but an appropriately breathtaking way to end of the fourth edition of the BBL

If it was a difficult batting wicket, watching Marsh and Michael Klinger cruise to an opening wicket partnership of 70 you'd never know it.

Brett Lee has finished his cricketing career with an unbelievable final over which had a little bit of everything.

It was easy as you like, until the retiring hero Brett Lee finally made the breakthrough. Playing in his last ever match, Lee had Klinger caught by Sean Abbott for 33.

It was his 11th wicket of the season and he would go on to take two more, his highest tally of any Big Bash tournament. Not a bad way to sign off.

Doug Bollinger, Ryan Carters and Brett Lee look on after the loss. Photo by Matt King. Source: Getty Images

And just in case there were any lingering thoughts of Lee making another comeback, he has already ruled out taking part in the Champions League.

Earlier, Henriques played a gutsy captain's knock to help the Sixers to a competitive total of 4-147 on what appeared to be a very difficult batting wicket.

He showed tremendous patience as he hit an unbeaten 77 from 57 balls — his highest ever Big Bash score, and what a time for it.

Not only did Henriques' fine form in the Big Bash earn him a call up to the national team — which saw him miss the thrilling Sydney derby — but he has been widely praised for his leadership throughout the season.

Shaun Marsh hit 73 from 59 balls. Photo by Matt King. Source: Getty Images

The Sixers managed just two sixes in their innings, both hit by Henriques at the very end, which was probably a fair indication of how challenging the Manuka Oval pitch was.

The skipper was excellently supported by Ryan Carters (35 from 25 balls) at the other end and the two formed a crucial, unbeaten 98-run partnership, 94 of which we scored in the last 10 overs.

It was an excellent recovery given the strife the Sixers found themselves in early on.

Both openers, Michael Lumb and Riki Wessels, were bowled cheaply following a blistering start from the Scorchers bowlers.

Moises Henriques scored 77 from 57 balls. Photo by Matt King Source: Getty Images

Jason Behrendorff, the domestic player of the year, and Nathan Coulter-Nile caused carnage upfront, Behrendorff bowling Wessels to claim his 15th wicket of the tournament.

Nic Maddinson (19 from 22 balls) was undone by a Yasir Arafat yorker and when Jordan Silk was clean-bowled by the veteran Brad Hogg a short while later the Sixers were wilting on 4/53 after 10 overs.

But no more wickets fell after that as Henriques and Carters staged an impressive comeback.

It's just a shame more fans didn't get to see the Big Bash finale live.

Because the World Cup is just around the corner, the ICC require a lockout period and Cricket Australia couldn't guarantee each team would have the use of their stadium.

That's why a neutral venue was picked to host the final and to be fair it was packed to capacity.

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Aussie jihadists killed as Kobane falls

Kurdish militia have driven the Islamic State group from the Syrian town of Kobane and raised their flags.

Success ... Members of People's Democratic Party (HDP) pose for a group picture at a roundabout inside Kobane after Kurdish fighters drove the Islamic State group from the Syrian border town. Picture: AFP Source: AFP

KURDISH flags are now flying over Kobane after Kurdish fighters finally drove out ISIS jihadists from the Syrian border town in a major strategic victory.

Observers say ISIS lost nearly 1200 fighters in the battle, of a total of 1800 killed, despite outgunning the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) with sophisticated weaponry captured from Iraqi and Syrian military bases.

The combat also sparked a mass exodus of local residents, with some 200,000 fleeing across the border into Turkey.

The US official said that many foreign fighters — including Australians, Belgians, Canadians and Chechens — were among the dead jihadists, but declined to give exact figures other than to say "it was hugely, hugely significant."

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Hoisting the flag ... Kurdish fighters in Kobane are seen raising the Kurdish flag. Picture: Russia Today Source: Supplied

Despite the apparent victory, smoke filled the air above Kobane and Turkish security forces continued to block the Syrian-Turkish border.

Clashes broke out when a number of people attempted to enter the city following news of the victory. The Turkish border forces fired tear gas and used water cannons to dispel the crowd. The tension reportedly decreased following a call from the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP) for the crowd to retreat from the border.

Kurdish forces recaptured the town on the Turkish frontier from the Islamic State group on Monday in a symbolic blow for the jihadists who have seized swathes of territory in their brutal onslaught across Syria and Iraq.

Fight goes on ... Despite the apparent victory, smoke filled the air above Kobane and Turkish security forces continued to block the Syrian-Turkish border. Picture: Russia Today Source: Supplied

After more than four months of fighting, the streets — now patrolled by Kurdish militiamen with barely a civilian in sight — were a mass of rubble and gutted buildings, the journalists said.

Kurdish fighters armed with Kalashnikov assault rifles greeted the journalists with a hail of celebratory gunshots into the air and made the "V" for victory sign.

In one street, a mortar shell lay on the pockmarked tarmac. In another, a bright yellow car was left abandoned in the rubble, riddled with bullet holes, as a couple of men walked by to inspect the damage.

On Tuesday, Kurdish forces battled IS militants in villages around Kobane, warning that the fight against the jihadists was far from over.

Wrecked ... A Kurdish fighter stands amid rubble in Kobane. Picture: AFP Source: AFP

The recapture of Kobane appeared however to be a major step in the campaign against the IS militants who had seemed poised to seize the town after they began their advance in September.

But analysts said air strikes by the US-led coalition had been key to the YPG's success, taking out some of the jihadists' heavier weaponry and hitting their supply routes.

A minister in the regional Kobane government said Tuesday that at least half of the town had been destroyed.

The YPG had announced the "liberation" of Kobane on Monday, depriving the IS group of a prize to add to its territory in Syria and Iraq.

"Our forces fulfilled the promise of victory," the militia said, but cautioned that fighting was not over yet.

The United States had said on Tuesday that Kurdish fighters were in control of about 90 per cent of the town.

"ISIL is now, whether on order or whether they are breaking ranks, beginning to withdraw from the town," a senior State Department official told reporters.

But he warned that the militants, also known as ISIL, were "adaptive and resilient" and no-one was declaring "mission accomplished" yet.

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Australia’s day at Melbourne Park

Australian Nick Kyrgios once again defies the odds progressing to the final 32 of the Australian Open after defeating 23rd seed Ivo Karlovic

Bernard Tomic celebrates his victory against Philipp Kohlschreiber of Germany. Source: Getty Images

ON A special day for tennis in this country, three local men progressed to the third round of the Australian Open.

Bernard Tomic staged a spirited fightback, roaring back from a set and a break down to upend German 23rd seed Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-7 (5-7) 6-4 7-6 (8-6) 7-6 (7-5) to complete a thrilling Wednesday night hat-trick for Australia.

The grand slam hosts are now assured of second-week singles participation after Tomic's fighting win set up an all-Australian third-round shootout with supersonic server Sam Groth.

"We're not going to have a lot of rallies, are we," Tomic joked.

The crowd was well and truly in Bernie's corner. Source: AP

Teenage excitement machine Nick Kyrgios is a hot favourite to follow Tomic or Groth into the last 16 after withstanding 40 aces from Ivo Karlovic to cut down the giant No.23 seed 7-6 (7-4) 6-4 5-7 6-4 in a cool and composed display on Show Court 3.

If Kyrgios can see off Tunisia's world No.75 Malek Jaziri on Friday, the 19-year-old will likely take on Roger Federer in a blockbuster battle for a quarter-final spot.

Tomic's tournament appeared to be coming to an end when he dropped the opening set in a tiebreaker and trailed Kohlschreiber 3-1 in the second set.

Sam Groth is into the Australian Open third round for the first time in his career. Source: AFP

But, unlike his first-round mid-round stoppage against Rafael Nadal last year, Tomic refused to quit.

Even after recovering to take the second set to draw level, the 22-year-old repeatedly found himself under pressure.

Time and again he stared down break points and, at one stage in the pivotal third-set tiebreaker, even three set points.

Seemingly on each occasion, Tomic's clutch serving saved him. He racked up 23 aces in all.

If not his serve, Tomic's big, flat forehand came to the rescue in the pressure moments as he eventually prevailed after three hours and five minutes.

"It was very difficult. He was playing very well," Tomic said.

"I had to find a way to get out of it. He was destroying me.

"I had to dig deep."

Nick Kyrgios accounted for big-serving Croat Ivo Karlovic. Source: News Corp Australia

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‘Warning alarms were screaming’

Santoso Sayogo, an investigator from Indonesias National Transportation Safety Committee, talks to the WSJ's Deborah Kan about what the flight-data recorder and cockpit-voice recorder can tell us about what went wrong on AirAsia Flight 8501.

Parts of AirAsia Flight 8501 ... on the deck of rescue ship Crest Onyx at Kumai port in Pangkalan Bun, Indonesia. Picture: AP Source: AP

WARNING alarms on AirAsia flight QZ8501 were "screaming" as the pilots desperately tried to stabilise the plane just before it plunged into the Java Sea.

The noise of several alarms - including one that indicated the plane was stalling - can be heard going off in recordings from the black box in the Airbus A320-200's cockpit, a crash investigator told AFP, requesting anonymity.

"The warning alarms, we can say, were screaming, while in the background they (the pilot and copilot) were busy trying to recover," the investigator said, adding the warnings were going off "for some time".

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More clues ... the Cockpit Voice Recorder from the ill-fated AirAsia Flight 8501. Picture: AP Source: AP

The investigator, from Indonesia's National Transportation Safety Committee, added that the pilots' voices were drowned out by the sound of the alarms.

The revelation came a day after Indonesian Transport Minister Ignasius Jonan said the plane had climbed abnormally fast before stalling and plunging into the sea, during a flight on December 28 in stormy weather from Indonesia's Surabaya to Singapore.

"In the final minutes, the plane climbed at a speed which was beyond normal," the minister told reporters.

Military personnel ... hold a black box of the ill-fated AirAsia plane that crashed in the Java Sea. Picture: AP Source: AP

The plane crashed in shallow waters with 162 people on board, but so far just 53 bodies have been recovered.

Divers have been struggling for a week against rough seas and strong currents to reach the plane's main body, which was spotted on the seabed and is thought to contain the bulk of the remaining passengers and crew.

The two black boxes - the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder - were recovered last week after a lengthy search, and investigators are expected to complete a preliminary report next week.

Under analysis .. Indonesian air force personnel carry the flight data recorder. Picture: AP Source: AP

As well as the cockpit voice recorder, the NTSC is examining a wealth of information in the flight data recorder, which monitors every major part of the plane.

They are focusing on the possibility of human or aircraft error, after ruling out terrorism following an analysis of the cockpit voice recorder.

Recovering the aircraft ... a portion of the tail of AirAsia Flight 8501 is seen on the deck of a rescue ship after it was recovered from the sea floor. Picture: AP Source: AP

Committee head Tatang Kurniadi said the preliminary report into the crash would be completed on Tuesday, a month after the accident. He said the full report would not be released publicly, but the media would be told some of its contents.

There was a huge international hunt for the crashed plane, involving ships from several countries including the US and China. All but seven of those on board the flight were Indonesian. The foreign nationals were from South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Britain and France.

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‘Cannibal cop’ cooks up dating profile

Must love cooking ... Gilberto Valle has reportedly set up a dating profile. Picture: Facebook. Source: Supplied

THE man dubbed the 'cannibal cop' has reportedly set up a dating profile in which he says he loves 'cooking' and wants to find someone 'a little kinky'.

The New York Post reports that Gilberto Valle's has set up a Match.com profile in which he says he is seeking a "non-judgmental" woman who's "a little kinky ;)."

Under the handle "AmicableOne14," the 30-year-old, disgraced former NYPD officer notes he's a big foodie looking for a woman age 24 to 32 who likes cooking, dining out and wine tasting.

Valle was found guilty of plotting to cook and eat his now-ex-wife, a conviction a judge later tossed out.

Of his ideal date, he writes: "You appreciate the simple things and can make the best out of a situation that is less than ideal."

"You're non-judgmental. You can generally see the good in people and you are kind and generous ... You appreciate and laugh at bad jokes," he writes. "If this is you, let's get a cup of coffee."

Valle notes he's divorced with a child but doesn't mention that his ex-wife fled out of fear.

"I have a few bucket list items: a cross-country drive along with other travelling, seeing Jerry Seinfeld do stand-up, going to a live Hell's Kitchen dinner service," he said.

He adds he recently got a new job, enjoys to play basketball and sometimes just relaxes at home.

"Occasionally I just need a day indoors by myself and that usually entails enjoying a glass of bourbon on the rocks," he writes.

Someone for everyone ... Gilberto Valle in the match.com profile. Picture: Match.com Source: Supplied

Valle denied the profile to The New York Post.

"A what? A dating profile? No, I'm sorry. I don't know anything about it," he said.

When shown a screenshot of the profile, he blurted, "I don't want to see it, thanks," and hurried inside his home.

Valle, who was released from jail in July, is under a "supervised release" schedule in which he must make curfew. Valle was freed on $100,000 bond after a surprise ruling that tossed his conviction for scheming to kidnap, kill, cook and eat his then-wife and other women — because a judge claimed it was all fantasy.

Valle admitted to engaging in depraved online interactions but claimed he never ­in­tend­ed to carry out the grisly plots.

His latest online efforts are much more tame. The profile includes photos of his dog, Valle wearing a turtleneck shirt and grinning and him holding a baby.

He also brags that "I know more about baseball than all of your guy friends" and "I'm also seriously good at tweeting."

The disgraced ex-cop alludes in his profile to starting his life fresh

"I am spending my energy rebounding from the errors I made in my past and rebuilding my life. Things are progressing very well on that front, and I am just beginning a new career," he writes.

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