A MONSTROUS one-tonne crocodile that ate a six-year-old girl was discovered with her human teeth and bones inside its belly.

Cecelia Julan Intik was swimming at Sungai Tatau, Malaysia when she was swallowed by a huge crocodile as her family watched on in horror.

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The little girl was playing in the river on Wednesday when her horrified sister and granddad saw her being dragged underwater by the croc.

Searchers later caught two huge beasts – one measuring 17 feet and the other 18 feet and sent them for examination.

Wildlife experts then gutted the captured reptiles on September 27 – two days after the attack – and found are believed to be Cecilia’s remains, according to local media.

In one of the massive river beasts, officials discovered teeth, bones and more – all believed to be the six-year-old’s.

Tatau district police chief deputy Superintendent Jame Reis confirmed: “On Friday, two crocodiles were trapped.

“The first crocodile that was caught at Hulu Sungai Sap at about 9.30am weighed 1.2 tonnes.

“The second animal that was caught at 1.20pm weighed 1.3 tonnes, both captured on the same day.”

He added: “A dissection performed on the first reptile led to the discovery of teeth, bones and coins inside the crocodile’s stomach.”

Some of her family were tasked with watching the gruesome examination to help police identify her remains.

Both reptiles were so humongous that officials had to use a tug boat and a crane to get the beasts ashore.

Stomach-turning footage that The Sun has chosen not to share shows one of the beasts being lifted onto the back of a pickup truck with some of the contents of its stomach spilling onto the road.

The human remains have since been sent to the forensic labs at Malaysia’s Department of Chemistry for analysis, reports local media.

The captured beast was brought back to Jetty Pasar Lama Tatau and handed over to forestry experts for further studies.

Findings from the second dissection have not yet been released to the public.

In nearby Indonesia, a grandad was savagely mauled to death while going for a swim by a crocodile just metres from his home.

M Yunus, 68, was in the Peureulak River on August 29 when the beast ripped him in half, leaving just his clothes and phone behind.

His death is just one in a tragic string of crocodile attacks that have devastated the country.

The Indonesian archipelago is home to 14 types of crocodiles and many large and violent breeds flourish in the region’s tropical climate.

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Crocodile attacks are common in southeast Asia (above is a stock image and not a crocodile that has killed)[/caption]

THIS is the shocking moment two laughing thugs filmed themselves ploughing a cyclist off his bike, leaving him with broken ribs and internal bleeding.

The attack saw the Patrick James, 22, and Phillip Adams, 26, mount the curb behind the unsuspecting bike rider before slamming him with their car.

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The shocking video showed the thugs creeping up behind and mowing down Julian Ford[/caption]

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The pair were also found guilty of a separate attack which involved smashing their vehicle into an NHS worker and trapping him against a wall[/caption]

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That second attack on Katungua Tjitendero left him badly injured[/caption]

Julian Ford sustained broken ribs and internal bleeding from the vehicle colliding with him.

The horrific video was discovered on James’ phone as detectives investigated him and his accomplice Adams for a separate hit-and-run attack ten days later.

Their second attack was on Katungua Tjitendero who had been walking from work when the attackers struck.

The NHS worker was walking to take the bus home from his job at Southmead Hospital in Bristol when he was crushed by a blue Honda Accord.

James and Adams fled the scene, with one of them shouting racial abuse at Katungua, who was pinned against a wall by the car.

He sustained “devastating” injuries, including a broken nose, a fractured right leg, facial wounds, and cuts to both legs.

CCTV footage showed Katungua walking towards a bus stop at around 4:30 pm on 22 July 2020, after his shift.

Detective Superintendent Mike Buck said the blue Honda appeared “out of nowhere” and hit Katungua from behind.

He said: “A car attacked him from behind. He stood no chance and was left with devastating injuries.”

At Bristol Crown Court on Friday, James and Adams were found guilty of conspiracy to cause grievous bodily harm with intent for the attack on Katungua.

James was also found guilty of causing grievous bodily harm with intent following the assault on Julian.

For the crimes, the 22-year-old was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison.

Adams, in his absence, to six years having failed to appear in court.

A warrant has been issued for his arrest and conversations have been held with the National Crime Agency to arrange his extradition from Dubai.

Detective Superintendent Mike Buck, of Avon and Somerset Police, condemned the attacks as “absolutely sickening.”

He said: “It was only later in the investigation that we uncovered the attack on Julian Ford, which took place just ten days earlier, and realised the significance – that this wasn’t an isolated incident.

“These were two linked attacks.

“Patrick James filmed the attack, and you can hear him and the driver laughing both before and after as they drove away. Absolutely sickening.”

Pictures taken in the aftermath of the shocking incident showed the car resting against a wall, with the windscreen on the driver’s side shattered.

Katungua was rushed to the hospital where both he and his mother, Hivaka, work to receive emergency treatment.

The court heard that on 16 July, James had paid £300 for the blue Honda Accord involved in the collision.

CCTV footage from petrol stations in the area showed James using the car in the days leading up to the attack.

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Patrick James, 22, had the footage of the horrifying attack found on his phone[/caption]

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Phillip Adams, 26, and James were sentenced to a combined 14 and a half years in prison[/caption]

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HALLOWEEN is just around the corner and a trip to Home Depot may be needed to give your lawn that scary look.

If you’ve already added the iconic 12-foot Skelly decoration to your home, you can now pick up his no-longer furry friend.

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Home Depot shoppers can give their Skelly skeleton a new friend this spooky season[/caption]

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The famous Halloween skeleton first hit shelves in 2020 and shoppers have been able to add to his family ever since.

This year, Home Depot announced Skelly’s pet dog has joined the creepy collection.

Measuring in at seven-feet, the canine companion is priced at $199 while his owner is now available for $299.

Shoppers can also pick up accessories for Skelly, making him suitable for other occasions.

For just $30, you can add Valentine’s-themed eyes to the giant decoration.

As well as the heart eyes, you can upgrade your Skelly with classic colors such as blue or hazel.

You can also opt for an Independence Day theme with firework-themed eyes.

Other selections include star eyes, spiral eyes, and eyes that feature flames.

And if you want to level up your decor even further, a servo Skelly is also available.

Animated by motors, the $379 decoration can only be purchased online.

There is also a limited edition motor pack available to give the classic Skelly head movement.

Last year, the store released a version of Skelly inspired by A Nightmare Before Christmas.

The 13-foot Jack Skellington was priced at $399 while the original Skelly sold out well ahead of the spooky holiday.

Jack Skellington came with a removable face panel, allowing fans to select his mood each day.

The item also featured LED lighting to light up the spooky installation at night.

The motorized skeletons are fitted with motion detectors, designed to activate with each passer-by.

This allows for a spooky surprise every time a trick or treater approaches your home.

According to Home Depot, the props should take no longer than 40 minutes to set up.

They do recommend working in a team of a least two people when assembling the decor.

Buyers can pick up the skeleton or his pet at their nearest Home Depot or order it online for delivery in about a week, while supplies last.

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NETFLIX subscribers are fuming and vowing to kick the streaming service giant to the curb after learning they’re blocked from viewing certain movies and shows.

One irate customer, an active Netflix subscriber, voiced his frustration in a TikTok video when he was unable to view the Waynes Brothers film White Chicks.

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The man, who goes by Just Gourm on TikTok, declared Netflix “dead” when he shared his displeasure with the streaming giant’s limitations for ad subscribers.

“So, listen, Netflix is dead. You see that little lock,” the man said in the video as he zoomed into a small lock icon on the top right corner of the movie cover.

“They started locking shows now, and you can’t watch stuff if you’re not paying for the non-ad standard plan.

“So, they’re starting to lock content. Like, if you’re on the ads plan for $6.99, there is certain s**t you cannot watch unless you’re paying at least $15.49.

“Netflix is dead ya’ll. Netflix is dead.”

The U.S. Sun has reached out to the TikToker for comment.

The video has been viewed by over two million TikTok users, and some have agreed with the man’s disapproval.

One woman said she had been slowly stockpiling CDs since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.

“I have been buying CDs slowly collecting since Covid,” she wrote.

“People need to start buying physically DVDs/Blu-rays again, or pirate because these companies keep raising the prices,” another said.

A third person agreed and advised Netflix subscribers to “cut the streams.”

“You can buy a new dvd every month for what you pay them. Collect your favorite shows and movies that you just rewatch anyway. Cut the streams,” the TikToker wrote.

Netflix has previously said some movies and shows are unavailable for ad-supported plans due to “licensing restrictions.”

“While the vast majority of TV shows and movies are available on an ad-supporting plan, a small number are not due to licensing restrictions,” the streaming platform highlights on its website.

“These titles will appear with a lock icon when you search or browse Netflix.”

The U.S. Sun has reached out to Netflix for comment.

However, several other commenters said they had long ended their Netflix subscriptions since the streaming platform’s crackdown on password sharing.

In April, Netflix officially cracked down on password sharing.

Users who share passwords are forced to pay extra to add additional users to their accounts.

Subscribers who add one additional member to their account will be charged an extra $7.99 per month.

One TikTok user said she drew the redline when Netflix began charging subscribers for password sharing.

“I canceled Netflix over a year ago when they cracked down on sharing,” she wrote.

“Live alone and if not even my parents could use my account, wasn’t worth it. I find other ways to watch stuff… never looked back!”

A second said, “I stopped using them when they stopped allowing us to be on each other’s accounts… Good riddance was with them since they had DVD’s.”

“Stopped using Netflix as soon as they stopped allowing password sharing. Haven’t missed it ngl,” another person commented.

FOX NFL Sunday star Erin Andrews has sent fans wild with her “fire fit” outfit spotted at the weekend.

The stunning reporter was seen on the sidelines during the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles game.

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Fox NFL Sunday stars Kevin Burkhardt, Erin Andrews, and Tom Brady pose together[/caption]

She was wearing a white sleeveless top with matching baggy-style trousers.

Her hair was in a ponytail, showing off her sparkling earrings along with a glistening necklace.

She had a gold belt buckle on as well, compliment the jewelry on display.

Andrews was seen posing alongside NFL legend Tom Brady and Kevin Burkhardt at the game.

And fans were quick to lavish the 46-year-old with love after she posted the snap on Instagram.

She captioned the message to her 2.2 million followers on social media with “Week 4 was fire”.

One fan said: “I love the fire fit.”

Another replied: “Love that outfit.”

A third said: “Loving this look!! And your brows look ah-mazing!”

And one added: “Loved this whole look Erin!”

A fan commented: “Erin your looking fabulous and so professional on screen.

“We love you.”

Andrews had been down in Tampa to cover the game as the sideline reporter for Fox.

She was joined by play-by-play analysts Brady and Burkhardt.

The Buccaneers went on to win the showdown 33-16, in a one-sided affair.

Andrews started her career with Fox NFL Sunday in 2014.

She had stints with ESPN and was on their College GameDay show.

The veteran reporter also appeared on Good Morning America.

Andrews is one of the most well-known faces in the NFL media landscape.

She is up there with names like Charissa Thompson, Laura Rutledge and Taylor Rooks.

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