Mystery spill leaves Amazon packages scattered on Montgomery County road

But we want to get out to Plymouth Township where a bunch of Amazon packages have spilled out onto the road. So this is along West Germantown Pike. No word on how exactly they got there. I'm assuming off an Amazon truck or something related to an Amazon truck. If you paid for Amazon Prime, it may not be arriving in the two-day time frame that you're thinking of. I think this is the section where they didn't pay for Amazon Prime, so your packages aren't going to get there within the day or two. I wonder if there's any Amazon official around, any trucks, like what the deal is that they're just lingering there on the side of the road. Because those are cases, cases that are turned over, and I can count at least six or seven that I'm seeing here, and so a number of packages inside these cases there. They're almost like lockers or something that they're used to have them on there. But yeah. So if you really need something today, maybe you should just head over there and see if your package is spilled out on the side of the road. Only if you ordered something, so keep that in mind. It's an honor system. We're going to stay on top of this, find out what's going on, and hopefully get word from Amazon in just a bit. It is 6.03. Today, we're expecting two new developments in the murder case of 10-year-old Malaysia Alford. Yeah, we are expecting an independent investigation to be announced. Let's get out to Morgan with the latest. Thomas Alex, good morning. Yeah, so District Attorney Larry Krasner, he's going to make that announcement around 12.45 this afternoon. Now, we already know that 36-year-old Caprice Williams, she has been charged in the homicide of 10-year-old Malaysia Alford, and now we know that there could be more arrests. But I want to show you guys this video that Malaysia's teacher, one of her former teachers, actually just released yesterday. Take a look at it. Why are you playing games? What's this all about? So you know it's just so heartbreaking to watch given what happened and clearly you can just see what a bright light she was and good spirits. And then law enforcement say that a relative of Williams led them to where they found Malaysia in the trunk of a vehicle in Lindenwood last Wednesday. Officials say that same relative is the one seen on surveillance video on October 22nd. They say the video shows someone moving Malaysia's body from the home on North Simpson Street. Now we know Williams who is also a teacher with the school district of Philadelphia was the subject of a DHS child abuse investigation involving a different child in her care and had her foster home closed back in 2021. Sources tell Fox 29 that police also launched an investigation, but it did not result in charges. And so District Attorney Krasner said that to his knowledge, his office became aware of that investigation after Williams' arrest last week. So again, now the question is, will Krasner's office have jurisdiction to go after the systems and agencies that were supposed to protect Malaysia? And we know Philadelphia City Council members Curtis Jones Jr. and Anthony Phillips They're both planning to introduce resolutions calling for formal hearings and body cameras for social workers. And then as you know, just the other day, Mayor Cherelle Parker, she signed that executive order for a child welfare review committee, basically making sure that foster children are not placed in unsafe environments. So again, that announcement is going to be this afternoon at 1245. And we'll see what District Attorney Krasner has to say, guys. Certainly some much-needed changes, just once again heartbreaking to see her images back in motion there. All right, thank you so much, Morgan. It is 6.06. I want to take you to Burlington County right now. A family lost everything in a fire. It broke out at this home on Manchester Court in Mansfield Township around 2 p.m. yesterday. A neighbor took this cell phone video when the fire started and you can see just how intense the flames were in the front and the side and the back of the house. The chief of the Franklin Fire Company says the fire engulfed the entire two-story house within minutes. Skyfox was there when firefighters were attacking the flames with heavy smoke taking over the property. No one was injured. The Burlington County Fire Marshal is investigating what caused caused the fire. And the SS United States is now in its final resting place as the world's largest artificial reef at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico after taking hours to sink. Seven hours to be exact. So here's the very moment the storied ship slipped below the waves around 10 o'clock last night. If you were watching, the process started about two o'clock in the afternoon. It was expected to last about 45 minutes. It was a controlled flooding, but The ship just... Well, it stood there in the waters, if you will. It had other ideas. Once again, seven hours. It's the end of a long saga determining the ship's fate. The locals in Florida and marine life experts, they're excited about what the future holds now that it's below water. The USS United States, of course, spent nearly 30 years at a pier on the Delaware River in South Philadelphia. The USS United States Conservancy, which was the last owner of the ship before its sinking, is now working on a museum dedicated to it. In Florida. Florida. It was supposed to go straight down. After about seven hours, it kind of flipped on its side and then finally went below the water, as you can see right there. So not exactly how they were expecting, especially for divers as well, because they were supposed to go 55 feet below the surface to start exploring the ship. But now that it's on its side, you have to go a little deeper, which is a different classification. Mm-hmm. And for us folks who aren't deep sea divers, I do hope they get on that museum so we can have something to go see because I do not have my certification. So I don't know if I'll be seeing it in that way. It's not too late. It's quick and easy to do. I think I'm good. You go in the pool, you put on the mask, the scuba gear, all that. I have. Okay. Well, then we hope to see you down there. Well, when it was 55 below, I was going to go and do it. Now that's a little lower, you know, it's out of the question for me. Darn. Okay. Well, we'll both be waiting for the museum.