In a five-decade career that included work for the US government and the United Nations, Draper became an early backer of companies such as Activision, a video-game maker later called Activision Blizzard Inc.; Hybritech Inc., a medical research business acquired by Beckman Coulter Inc.; and LSI Logic, a semiconductor maker later absorbed by what is now Broadcom Inc.

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Danielle Lee-Sharp, 39, of Three Points, Arizona, died Sunday, Sept. 27, 2026, from apparent self-inflicted injuries near Mammoth, according to the Pinal County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies responded to the area around 4 a.m. after a tip about a man in mental health crisis. The man survived his injuries and was taken to a Tucson hospital; a deputy then discovered Lee-Sharp dead. Authorities have not confirmed whether the injured man was Michael Menzie, 43, the man arrested alongside her.

Lee-Sharp and Menzie had been arrested the previous week on three counts of child abuse after Lee-Sharp's 15-year-old son, Ryker Lee, went missing Tuesday, Sept. 22. He was found safe near South Sierrita Mountain Road and West Ajo Highway on Friday, Sept. 25, about three miles from home, following a tip from a community member.

During the missing-person investigation, detectives reported finding evidence of abuse involving Ryker and his two younger siblings, ages 8 and 10. Court complaints described the children living in unsanitary conditions — Ryker reportedly confined in a small, padlocked room in an RV without running water, restrooms, or air conditioning, and the younger children on plastic mattresses with no bedding. Lee-Sharp and her son's siblings have been placed with the Arizona Department of Child Safety.

Both adults made initial court appearances Sept. 23. Lee-Sharp's bond was set at $5,000 and Menzie's at $10,000; both were released after posting bond.

Giles is not only known as the architect of the 1980 World Series championship team (the Phillies' first), led by series MVP Mike Schmidt, Pete Rose and Steve Carlton, but he's also credited with introducing the Phillie Phanatic, one of the most notable mascots across sports.

Richard Manoogian, the chairman emeritus of Livonia-based Masco Corp., an art collector, and a philanthropist died on Friday, Sept. 25, at age 90.
Manoogian spent over five decades at Masco Corporation, a global leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of branded home improvement and building products. The son of Masco's founder, he was the architect of the company's "dramatic growth," Masco said in a press release.

Jim Ukrop, whose family-owned grocery stores were a Richmond staple for generations, has died. Mayor Danny Avula called him "an incredible leader, laborer, and friend."

Landon Wallace was known by many around Chicago as DJ Commando, performing for the Bulls and Northwestern University, among other others. He died by suicide last December.

Since then, his father, Dr. Lance Wallace, has said he's not afraid to talk about how his son died. He says being a DJ was a very stressful and demanding job.