Árpy Zámbó testified about Jimmy's last hours: "I had seventy-eight missed calls"

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Lilla Palácsik opened the summer in Croatia in a brutally hot swimsuit
She looks amazing: Lilla Palácsik opened the summer season in a hot swimsuit. ...

The fairy tale is over: Roland Garros has a Russian queen - video
Russia's Mirra Andrejeva won the women's singles at the French Open as she confidently defeated Maja Chwalinska in Saturday's final. ...

"We want to dismantle anyone who will come against us" - Anna Albek also told ETO after reaching the BL final
The performance of the French Metz HB was very organized, its attack and defense worked well, according to Anna Albek, it is thanks to this that it ...

Real Madrid was also saddened by the new head coach of the Honvéd
The Italian Maurizio Jacobacci was appointed the head coach of the Budapest Honvéd, which has been promoted to the football league. ...

One of the defendants in the Kecskemét mafia trial, who escaped from prison abroad, was brought home
The 70-year-old Hungarian man who escaped from his legally imposed prison sentence abroad was arrested in the United Arab Emirates. ...

After a red flag and huge drama, Kimi Antonelli won the F1 qualifying in Monaco - video
Andrea Kimi Antonelli won Saturday's qualifying session at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. ...

A camera recorded the huge crash - This is how the tram crashes into the car on Üllői út
A huge bang and the airbags have already deployed. ...

Terrible cruelty: this is how the police broke the murderous father
A man starved his son with Down syndrome to death in Csemő, Pest County. ...

Anná Albek made it to the finals of the Champions League in Budapest with a great game
We have the first finalist in the Women's Handball Champions League: the French Metz and the Romanian CSM Bucuresti clashed in the first match of the ...

Hundreds of thousands of people still use landline phones in Hungary: we asked the legendary director of Westel and pensioners what the secret is
Everyone thought that smartphones would sweep away the fossils of the past once and for all, but the statistics show otherwise: there are still nearly ...