A couple more weirdles

My write-up of the background:
A motorist in Stalowa Wola, Poland, became slightly worried when a
sheet blew onto his car window, obscuring his vision.  His concerns
multiplied once the sheet fell: it appeared that he'd run someone
over at a pedestrian crossing, fatally.  Both the sheet and the body,
however, had escaped from the back of a Hades Funeral Services
transport vehicle at a pedestrian crossing.  Blaming 'an unexpected
technical failure of the electric tailgate lock in the hearse', the
company apologised to the deceased person's family and to everyone else
who was left upset or disappointed by the incident.
            
My anagrams:
Hades Funeral Services = Hearse can deliver fuss
Hades Funeral Services = Vehicle sends a user far


My write-up of the background:
Before leaving for a holiday on Puerto Rico's beaches, Ohio's
Kristel Candelario told her former partner that her mother
would be caring for their daughter Jailyn at home.  Upon returning and
finding the girl dead in her cot, she told the emergency services a
different story: 16-month-old Jailyn had been refusing to eat for the
last 10 days. 
  Despite Candelario's explanation that she'd left the girl unattended
on account of 'emotional stress', she was sentenced to life in prison.
Candelario, 32, mused that the situation is a bit hard to understand
'in particular for the people who question and point out that I have
committed a diabolical act, as was mentioned in court'. 

My anagrams:
Kristel Candelario = 
Article on kid's _real_?!
(article on dark lies)



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