Miranda Kerr strips down, shows her curves in lingerie

Model Miranda Kerr has flaunted her curves for lingerie brand Wonderbra campaign.

In newly-unveiled shots for her latest campaign, the The 31-year-old is seen displaying her defined abs and lean legs in lingerie, teamed with black heels, reports dailymail.co.uk.

Miranda Kerr strips down to her lingerie in the latest campaign.

She also slips into a pink lingerie set, showcasing her ample cleavage as her soft chestnut brown hair rest on her shoulders.

In another shot, Kerr dons an open-fronted cream jumpsuit, allowing her to show off her curves.

Miranda flaunts her flawless body in a series of steamy snaps for Wonderbra.

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Angelina Co. Sheriff’s investigators believe ‘lingerie looter’ has struck again

ANGELINA COUNTY, TX (KTRE) -
Investigators with the Angelina County Sheriff’s Office believe the so-called “lingerie looter” has struck again. This time, the burglary suspect struck a house on CC Road outside of Diboll.

Lt. Pete Maskunas with the Angelina County Sheriff’s Office said the 911 call came in Thursday. A patrol deputy went out to take the report from the home owners.

Although the home owners weren’t sure exactly what had been taken, they said some of the woman’s underwear and a few other items were taken.

Maskunas said the MO is similar to the 19 to 20 other burglaries ACSO investigators attribute to the so-called “lingerie looter.” The suspect forced his way into the home, but no pictures were taken. The ACSO lieutenant said they believe the last time that the burglar struck was a case that the Lufkin Police Department worked in November 2013.

The Angelina County Sheriff’s office, the Lufkin Police Department, the Diboll Police Department, and the Texas Rangers are all working different leads on the case. Maskunsas said it now a county-wide investigation and that the sheriff’s office is not taking this incident lightly.

The burglaries date back to 2009, according to Maskunas.

Maskunas said that people should be on the lookout for anyone in their area who looks like they don’t belong or like they’re just passing through. People who spot unfamiliar vehicles or who have had people knock on their doors for no reason are urged to call in even if it seems minor.

Anyone with any information should call Maskunas or Sgt. Harold Rapsilver at (936) 634-3331.

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