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MILITARY DANGERS - DEADLIEST AIRSHOW CRASH IN UKRAINE - SU-27 FLANKER - JULY 2002
A Ukrainian Flanker crashed during a display
at Sknyliv airfield, in Ukraine. The accident killed 77 people and
injured 543. The deadliest air show accident in history occurred on Jul.
27, 2002, at Sknyliv airfield near Lviv, Ukraine, when a Ukrainian Air
Force Su-27 Flanker crashed during its display routine.
The two pilots, Volodymyr Toponar and Yuriy Yegorov, ejected safely
but as a consequence of the crash 77 people died and 545 were injured,
100 of whom were hospitalized.
Several videos show the incident from different viewpoints.
The Flanker can be seen performing a sort of split-S at low
altitude, descend rapidly towards the apron and taxiway. The aircraft�s
left wing clipped a tree, struck the asphalt and dragged four rows of
barbed wire that mowed down onlookers. The jet then hit some stationary
aircraft, including an Il-76MD transport aircraft before beginning to
explode and cartwheel into the crowd.
Following the disaster, the pilots stated that the airbase map they
had received differed from the actual layout they found at Sknyliv
airfield, where they had been also denied an extra rehearsal flight
before the show. Although the root cause of the crash was found into the
pilots violating the plan and performing �difficult maneuvers they had
not done before�, other factors, including a small flying zone and
inappropriate zoning by the show organizers who had allowed spectators
to gather so close to the flight line were blamed for the tragedy.
On Jun. 24 2005, a military court sentenced pilot Volodymyr Toponar
(who has always claimed the crash was due to technical problems and a
faulty flight plan) and co-pilot Yuriy Yegorov to 14 and 8 years in
prison, respectively. Yegorov was released in 2008.
STRANGE POLICE FUN - 77 HOODED GAMBLING FRAUD SUSPECTS ESCORTED BY CHINESE POLICE ON 11 HOUR FLIGHT FROM FIJI !
77 Suspects Escorted By Police On An 11hr Flight From Fiji to China.
Seventy-seven people, said to be suspects in a massive online fraud syndicate, have been rounded up in Fiji and flown to China.
Chinese state media said the suspects were part of an online gambling gang that operated from China, Indonesia and Fiji.
Bride runs mad during wedding, after she was attacked by “her village people”
Photos have emerged on social media showing the shocking
moments a young woman in the Masaka area of Uganda, was brutally
attacked by ‘evil ghosts’ on her traditional wedding day and she
undressed herself to the surprise of guests.
According to multiple online reports, her close relatives revealed
that it was a pure witchcraft from her step mother who never wanted her
to get married to a rich man.
the giant monkey was said to have entered the town yesterday, eating peoples life stock. It was however shot in the head today Read more:
This giant Monkey was killed in his area in Oru, Ago Iwoye, in Ogun state this morning. The Monkey had been in town since yesterday, eating peoples life stock. It was shot in the head today. See more photos after the cut...
Nigerian Troops Confirm Death Of Notorious Kidnapper, Alleged Mastermind Of Rivers Attack Don Wani
The authorities of 6 Division Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt has confirmed the death of the notorious cult leader and kidnap kingpin, Don Waney. Waney was shot and killed alongside his second-in-command, Ikechukwu Adiele, and another member of his gang, Lucky Ode while trying to escape arrest. the auuthorities of 6 Division Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt has confirmed the death of the notorious cult leader and kidnap kingpin, Don Waney.
Waney was shot and killed alongside his second-in-command, Ikechukwu Adiele, and another member of his gang, Lucky Ode while trying to escape arrest.
Troops of 6 Division Nigerian Army in a statement made available to Channels Television said Waney’s enclave in Omoku, ONELGA Rivers State was earlier raided on November 20 where weapons, dynamites, bags of suspected cannabis, full military camouflage uniforms, military boots, military communication radios, 10 human skulls and human bones were discovered.
The troops also in continuation of the operation on Tuesday, November 21, 2017, the troops also exhumed decomposing bodies of some of his victims.
Don Waney according to a statement by Deputy Director Army Public Relations Colonel Aminu Iliyasu after these criminal acts also went ahead to carry out an attack on New Year day in Omoku.
Waney during the attack led his notorious criminal gang to murder 23 residents of Omoku when they were returning from Crossover Service at about 1:30 a.m. on Monday 1st January 2018.He was however arrested after intense surveillance activities by the Department of State Services (DSS) Rivers State Command.
Waney after the attack relocated to a neighbourhood within Enugu Town in Enugu State where he rented an apartment and started living among unsuspecting neighbours within the community.
However, he was fished out of his new location by the DSS Rivers State Command, a combined team of troops of 82 Division Nigerian Army Enugu and personnel of DSS Rivers State Command who raided the hideout to arrest him and his other accomplices.
On sensing that the combined team were closing in on his residence, Waney, his Second- in- Command (Ikechukwu Adiele) and another gang member (Lucky Ode) attempted to escape but were shot down by the troops in the process.
One of them died on the spot while the other two who sustained gunshot wounds eventually died while being evacuated for medical attention.
The remains of Don Waney and his cohorts were brought back to Port Harcourt Rivers State by the combined team and handed over to the Rivers State Police Command for further action.
The life and death of notorious cult leader Charles Manson, explained
Charles Manson, the notorious cult leader whose instigation of the brutal Manson Family murders in the late 1960s profoundly bruised American culture, died on Sunday night of natural causes after a brief period of hospitalization in Kern County, California, according tothe California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Manson was 83, and had been imprisoned since April 22, 1971, on a commuted death sentence for the infamous Tate-LaBianca murders of August 1969. The killing spree, organized by Manson and carried out by his followers — members of a cult known as the Manson Family — remains one of the most shocking acts of violence in Hollywood history. The murders were a gleeful and bloody series of carnage whose level of violence (which involved knives, guns, beatings, and bayonets), apparent lack of motive, and signaling of hippie culture gone off the rails stunned the world and left seven people dead, including actress Sharon Tate and her unborn child.
Manson and the members of the Manson Family have been the subject of ongoing cultural fascination in the nearly five decades since the murders. Manson, in particular, has remained emblazoned in the public image as an erratic figure with a swastika in the middle of his forehead, a fringe prophet spouting apocalyptic racism who is nonetheless still somehow able to exert a fascinating hold over his followers old and new. Just three years ago, Los Angeles attorney Vincent Bugliosi, who prosecuted the Manson Family murders and co-wrote a celebrated book about them, 1974’s Helter Skelter, spoke of Manson in mythic terms:
“The name Manson has become a metaphor for evil, and there's a side of human nature that's fascinated by pure unalloyed evil.”
The Manson Family murders helped plunge the cultural ethos of the following decade into sustained psychosexual anxiety. Manson’s followers were largely middle-class white women who’d been all but stripped of their original identities, while their victims were ostensibly untouchable members of Hollywood’s elite upper class. Manson had managed to infiltrate both the heart of Hollywood and the heart of middle-class America. The murders, and Manson, upended ideas of safety, security, and innocence.
Manson’s cultural impact was immediate and hard to overstate
Manson became one of the most infamous figures in US history. He shook Hollywood into a decade of anxiety, and effectively rang the death knell of ’60s counterculture — all without directly carrying out any of the brutal murders committed in his name.
1969 Police mug shot of American cult leader and murderer Charles Manson. Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images
“He aimed his followers like a gun, and they slaughtered mercilessly,” Jeanette Manning, writer of the Cults podcast, wrote of Manson in the series’ opening episode.
It’s hard to overstate the lasting cultural impact of Manson’s aim into the heart of Hollywood. Before Manson, cults and religious organizations like Hare Krishna, Scientology, and other countercultural sects that arose in the mid-20th century were generally considered kooky but on the fringe.
But the senseless gore of the Manson Family murders — alternately known as the Tate–LaBianca murders in reference to the two families Manson’s followers targeted during their two-day killing spree — upended that impression.
Manson’s famously wild-eyed stare, his deep-seated racism, and the group of young women who rushed to his defense while brushing off the acts of extreme violence they or their friends had committed in his name all made Manson synonymous with cult leaders. He brought cults and their destructive tendencies into modern public consciousness.
Manson had a terrible early life that led to decades of crime as an adult
Charles Manson was born on November 12, 1934, in Ohio — and according to the personal narrative he created for himself, he was born without a name. His mother, Kathleen Maddox, had been raised in an oppressively religious household and was an unwed teen mother, abandoned by Charles’s biological father. Shortly after the birth of her son, she briefly married another man, William Manson, and began calling the baby Charles Milles Manson after her husband.
Manson grew up with his mother’s relatives in an allegedly neglectful and abusive environment. By age 13 he had begun committing various petty crimes, including robbery, and in 1949 he was detained at the Indiana Boys School, where he endured sexual assault and abuse. Over a period of several escape attempts and transfers to numerous juvenile centers, he began committing violent sexual assaults on other boys, and was ultimately transferred to the Ohio Federal Reformatory in 1952.
When he was 19 years old, in 1954, Manson was released to his aunt and uncle in McMechen, West Virginia, and for a brief time he appeared to settle down. He attended church with his family, and in 1955 he married Rosalie Willis, moving with her to Los Angeles.
But during this period, Manson began to study religion as a tool of control, and to practice coercing and manipulating other people — in particular, vulnerable young women. He also continued to commit theft and other crimes. After he failed to show up for a court appearance in 1957, he was sentenced to three years in a Los Angeles prison, during which Rosalie gave birth to his son, Charles Manson Jr. Shortly after, she filed for divorce.
The decade spanning1957 to ’67 was turbulent for Manson. He spent much of it in a cycle of suspended sentences, probation violation, and imprisonment. He also became a pimp during that period, was briefly married to a sex worker, and began exploring his options to achieve Hollywood fame. He took guitar lessons — though according to one producer who would later attempt to work with him, he was an “unmitigated disaster” — paid careful attention to the Beatles, developed ambitions of becoming a singer-songwriter, and attempted to gain insider connections to film studios.
Meanwhile, he continued to study the art of manipulation, especially the techniques of subtle social engineering taught by Dale Carnegie and his 1936 manifesto How to Win Friends and Influence People. Manson paid close attention to Scientology and drew upon its emotional manipulation of followers with the idea of immortality and purging the self of past trauma. And he sought the advice of other career criminals, including pimps who taught him techniques for successfully coercing and breaking down the resistance of women under his control.
Manson’s cult arose out of San Francisco’s hippie culture and ended in the shadow of Hollywood
When Manson was released from prison in 1967, he moved to Northern California, moving betweenthe city of Berkeley and the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, which were then the centers of the era’s countercultural revolution. The post-prison world that Manson walked into was a new one, awash with hippies who openly rejected social norms and formed idyllic enclaves ostensibly free of restrictions and taboos.
But as Karina Longworth notes in her fantastic series about the Manson murders on theYou Must Remember This podcast, these hippie communities often wound up reifying the same restrictive and imbalanced gender norms that they purported to escape, with the “free love” culture often leaving young women disempowered and vulnerable to sexual assault and further marginalization. Manson embraced this approach and used it to his advantage. He exploited the drug-happy, freewheeling goodwill of the era, first by bonding with his would-be followers over perceived shared social rejections, and then by luring them into imbalanced and manipulative relationships.
Manson targeted his first follower, 23-year-old Mary Brunner, for her house and her income. Brunner supported him while he participated openly in the free love culture, and eventually gave birth to a son, Valentine Michael Manson. Manson traveled throughout California and would approach young women in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park as well as Los Angeles’s Venice Beach, presenting himself as a religious figure and urging them to follow him by, in effect, surrendering their identities to him completely.
More people, mostly women, followed, and in the fall of 1967, Manson packed up the Family and moved them all to Los Angeles — toward his dreams of Hollywood stardom.
Once he arrived in Hollywood, Manson began to shore up the music industry connections he’d forged while in and out of prison. He was soon making inroads with music producers and actors, including Universal producer Gary Stromberg, who granted Manson a recording session only to find Manson unprepared, unreliable, and untalented. Manson also befriended songwriters Gregg Jakobson and Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys.
Manson was especially successful in manipulating Wilson, and his ties to Wilson and the influential people Wilson introduced him to would become a factor in the Manson Family murders. Throughout 1968, Wilson allowed Manson and the Family to live in Wilson’s house on Sunset Boulevard and lent him hundreds of thousands of dollars to help Manson record an album — in exchange for sexual gratification from Manson’s female followers. (This arrangement lasted until Wilson’s manager evicted them in August 1968. They ended up atSpahn Movie Ranch, a popular site for filming Westerns where, once again, Manson traded the sexual favors of his female followers to the ranch’s owner in exchange for free room and board. It was there that his commune would grow and ultimately fall apart.)
Wilson tried to promote Manson’s music and even convinced the Beach Boys to record one of Manson’s songs. He also introduced Manson to Terry Melcher, a record producer and the only son of Doris Day — though Melcher would eventually decline to sign Manson to a recording contract. As a result, the relationship between Wilson and Manson began to sour, as Wilson chafed under Manson’s treatment of him and his money. By the time Manson’s song, “Cease to Exist,” was released as a Beach Boys single in December 1968, the title had been changed to “Never Learn Not to Love,” Manson’s blues influences had been swapped for the Beach Boys’ familiar pop sound, and Manson had been denied a songwriting credit.
In response to the snub, Manson allegedly threatened to kill Wilson. These threats, combined with his general lack of talent, his violent temper, his flagrant racism and tendency to rant about an upcoming race war, which he called “Helter Skelter,” had all contributed to Melcher shying awayfrom helping Manson with his musical career, effectively ending Manson’s Hollywood ambitions. By the summer of 1969, it was clear that Manson’s dreams of Hollywood stardom were over.
In August, with his paranoia increasing and his commune under apparent threat, Manson would order a group of his followers to visit Terry Melcher’s old house in Benedict Canyon and kill everyone inside.
The Manson Family murders weren’t occult in nature — they were about diverting attention from an earlier killing
Ostensibly, Manson ordered his followers to commit the Tate-LaBianca murders because he was trying to jumpstart what he purported to believe would be the coming race war between the government and black citizens — in particular the Black Panthers, whom he hated. Manson had dubbed this movement Helter Skelter, preaching that the Beatles’White Album song of the same name — which was written about an amusement park — was about the forthcoming war. Throughout the summer months of 1969, Manson had been hinting to his followers that if black Americans didn’t start Helter Skelter, the Family should help it along.
But Manson also wanted to create a giant distraction for the police from his own growing mess of legal troubles. In May 1969, Manson had nonfatally shot a drug dealer named Bernard “Lotsapoppa” Crowe after a dispute over a drug payment. Two months later, Manson had urged several of his followers to steal money from a friend of his named Gary Hinman. After two days of holding Hinman hostage, during which Manson cut Hinman’s ear, Manson follower Bobby Beausoleil killed Hinman. The Family members attempted to blame the death on the Black Panthers by writing “Political Piggie” and a Black Panther symbol in blood on the wall. But Beausoleil was arrested for the murder and taken into custody on August 6.
Manson now feared that Beausoleil would crack under pressure while being interrogated and implicate Manson in the murder of Hinman and the previous shooting of Crowe.
Just two days after Beausoleil was taken into custody, on August 9, 1969, Manson ordered his right-hand man, Charles “Tex” Watson, to take three members of the Family to 10050 Cielo Drive — an address where Terry Melcher had recently lived. Manson knew that Melcher no longer lived in the house, but that whoever did live there was likely to be a member of Hollywood’s elite, whom he now had a blanket vendetta against. In fact, the house was being rented by filmmaker Roman Polanski and his wife, Valley of the Dollsactress Sharon Tate, then eight months pregnant.
Manson’s goal was to have his followers kill everyone at the house and make the killings look like the Hinman killing, in order to divert police suspicion away from the captive Beausoleil. He also, according to prosecutor Bugliosi’s version of events in Helter Skelter, wanted to unnerve Melcher in retaliation for Melcher’s refusal to help him advance his music career.
That night, Watson took Manson followers Patricia Krenwinkel, Susan Atkins, and Linda Kasabian to the house on Cielo Drive, where they proceeded to viciously murder Tate and four guests: Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger, Wojciech Frykowski, and Steven Parent. As Beausoleil had done, they wrote “Pig” on the door in blood, in order to tie the killings to the death of Hinman and implicate the Black Panthers.
The next night, August 10, the same group of followers was joined by Manson himself, as well as two more members of the Family, Leslie Van Houten and Steve “Clem” Grogan. Manson led them to a house owned by Leno and Rosemary LaBianca, who were wealthy but far from being classified as Hollywood elite. Manson directed and participated in the binding of the couple, but left his followers to commit the violence. After murdering the pair, the Family members once again wrote chilling phrases on walls in blood, including “Healter Skelter.”
All of this made both the Tate murders and the LaBianca murders seem occult, a product of grand evil. That impression still lingers today, even though the murders were part of Manson’s scheme to frame the Black Panthers for multiple murders so Beausoleil would be released before he could implicate Manson. And even this plan went horribly awry: It took the police months to even tie the two crimes together, during which time they raided the Manson Family at Spahn Ranch on suspicion of car theft. The Family was quickly released, and Manson relocated to Barker Ranch at Death Valley.
Before they left Spahn Ranch, however, Manson ordered one more killing — the August 26 murder of Donald Shea, a ranch hand whom Manson blamed for informing on him about stolen cars to police.
In October 1969, many members of the Family, including Manson, were arrested — not for the Tate or LaBianca murders, but for stealing RV equipment. But by this point, the police who were investigating the LaBianca murders had finally connected the dots between the two murders, and linked them back to the murder of Hinman, as well as Manson’s involvement in it. Manson remained in custody along with Atkins, who had implicated herself in the murder of Hinman. On December 1, police issued warrants for the five main participants in the Tate-LaBianca killings: Manson, Watson, Atkins, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten.
Ultimately, after a sensationalized 1971 trial, Manson was convicted on seven counts of first-degree murder for the Tate-LaBianca killings, later followed by two more convictions for the deaths of Hinman and the Spahn ranch hand, Shea. Manson, Watson, Atkins, Krenwinkel, and Van Houten were all sentenced to death, though their death penalties were overturned the following year with the abolishment of the death penalty in the state of California. Atkins died in prison in 2009; Van Houten is currently being considered for parole. Watson and Krenwinkel are still in prison; Krenwinkel is the longest-serving female inmate in California.
While in prison, Manson maintained the public’s ongoing interest due to his wild and erratic commentary and behavior in interviews he sat for from behind bars. He joined the white supremacist group Aryan Brotherhood, and according to a report earlier this year by the LA Times, Manson was a perpetually disruptive prisoner, with female officers bearing “the brunt of his verbal abuse.” In 2012, he was denied parole for the 12th and final time.
Manson was more of a cultural and Hollywood insider than his legacy would suggest — and more of an ordinary misogynist
The lasting cultural impression Manson has left is that of a rogue element, a horribly defective product of San Francisco’s hippie counterculture that led him to make a random strike into the middle of Hollywood’s elite. But that impression is almost entirely false.
Manson wasn’t a hippie. Rather, he deliberately appropriated and manipulated the trappings of hippie culture for his own personal ends, seeking out vulnerable women caught up in the countercultural lifestyle and using the idea of “free love” to exert control and bond his followers to him.
And far from being an outsider to Hollywood, Manson regularly hobnobbed with Hollywood royalty. He networked with record producers and participated in recording sessions with the Beach Boys. The apparent random savagery of the Manson Family murders wasn’t random at all; rather, it was Manson’s backlash against Hollywood’s insider culture and his failed attempts to manipulate it.
Perhaps most crucially, Manson secured his cult — which at its peak consisted of about 100 casual followers and about 30 core members — through misogyny. He manipulated, isolated, and wore down the resistance of the many women he drew to him, and he used them ruthlessly. He routinely relied on the devotion of his female followers to gain power, either through their direct labor on his behalf, or through their willingness to trade sexual favors to whomever Manson wanted, for whatever Manson wanted for himself.
Beneath all of Manson’s theatrics, his bizarre ramblings, his controlling behavior and violent outbursts, his real cultural impact lay in his ability to make his run-of-the-mill petty crimes and all-too-common control and dominance of women seem like something larger than life. But Manson’s evil wasn’t outsize; he was an average narcissist who practiced social engineering and learned to use the bodies of willing women around him as a bargaining tool.
His rise to prominence and the violence he engendered says more about the complicated moment in which he moved, and the gender and social roles he exploited, than his own special talents as a master manipulator. Manson’s power was built not on his own abilities, but on the bodies, sacrifices, and ravaged souls of the women he took into the Family, long before they began to kill for his sake.
Massive and Potentially Dangerous Asteroid Will Approach Earth Tonight
On Tuesday night, an asteroid measuring between 20 and 60 feet long will pass within 1.1 million miles of Earth, NASA
reported. The asteroid will not hit Earth, but it’s the second large
space rock to pass this close to our planet in the past few weeks.
The
asteroid, called 2017 YD7, is expected to pass by Earth at 7:40 p.m.
ET, within 4.7 lunar distances (1.1 million miles from Earth). The
asteroid also has an absolute magnitude of 27.3, a reference to its
brightness. According to NASA,
any space object that comes closer than 19.5 lunar distances is
considered a Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (PHA), which means that 2017
YD7 easily falls into this category. Despite its scary categorization, this group of asteroids refers to how
close the object comes to Earth, not the actual threat they pose for
hitting our planet. In reality, PHAs are extremely common and most times
we aren’t even aware of their existence. For example, according to AstroWatch, on January 1, there were 1,872 PHAs detected around Earth, none of which will actually hit us
Vicious and Deadly Snake Hid 43 Eggs in School Sandbox, Reports Say
An
animal rescue crew was called to remove 43 reptile eggs from a sandbox
at an elementary school in New South Wales, Australia, news outlets
reported on Tuesday. Volunteers were not able to immediately identify
the reptile species that the eggs belonged to, but an initial
examination suggested the eggs may be from an eastern brown snake, the
second most venomous land snake in the world. eggs from a school playground, they
initially thought they were dealing with a handful of eggs. But upon
arrival, the crew uncovered several dozen eggs belonging to a total of
seven nests buried in the children’s play area
New Jersey teenager, 16, slaughters parents and sibling with rifle, others escape attack
Scott Kologi, a 16-year-old teenager resided in the
New Jersey city of Long Branch, has been taken into police custody for
allegedly murdering his family members with a semi-automatic rifle on
New Year's Eve.
The motivation behind the killing of the victims who consist of his parents, 44-year-old father, Steven Kologi; mother, Linda Kologi, 42; sister, Brittany Kologi, 18; and family friend Mary Schultz, 70, is yet to be determined.
New Jersey teenager, 16, slaughters parents and sibling with rifle. (Heavy)
Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher J. Gramiccioni
disclosed in a statement that the troubled youth was unable to launch
an attack against two other family members comprising of his grandfather
and brother.
The pair were able to escape danger at their residence located at 635 Wall Street.
“It’s a terribly tragic incident,”
said Gramiccioni concerning the slaughter which has ensured that Scott
face a four-count charge of murder and a weapons offense on Monday,
January 1, 2017.
According to reports, the tragic
incident was the first time the police has responded to calls relating
to violence at the home of the deceased.
End Of Luck
Lagos police arrest robbers who posed as law enforcement officers with fake guns
A four-man robbery gang attempted to dispossess some new year celebrants of their vehicles on the Lekki-Epe Expressway.
Efforts made by some car hijackers who posed as cops
on Sunday, December 31, 2017, in an attempt to steal two vehicles have
been foiled by operatives of the Lagos State Police Rapid Response Squad
(RRS).
The incident occurred along the Lekki-Epe Expressway where the robbers flagged to a halt two cars, a Toyota Camry and a Toyota Corolla.
A vehicle belonging to the Lagos State Police Command. (Premium Times)
After ensuring a
compliance by the drivers, other members of the gang of thieves who
attempted the robbery emerged from a hidden location in a bid to
facilitate a theft.
RRS agents soon made an appearance at the scene just as the robbers made to get away with the vehicles. Punch News reported that the suspects took to their heels, ditching the vehicles as well as a toy gun in their possession.
In
a statement, the police confirmed the incident stating that the victims
were on their way to celebrate the new year when they were attacked.
The four-man gang of robbers reportedly jetted off into the bush when
they saw the police approaching.
“The robbers
fled into the bush and abandoned the victims and one of their improvised
guns. They were chased into a bush, but no arrest was made.
“The
victims disclosed that two of the robbers posed as policemen before
another two, who were lurking in the bush, came out, asking them to
surrender their keys. They added that they were going to Epe to
celebrate the New Year,"
Argentine man jailed for raping daughter severally, fathering 8 children with victim
The Argentine sexual abuser reportedly raped his daughter in the presence of their children.
Antonia Bulacio was repeatedly raped by her father causing her to bear him eight children
Domingo Bulacio, 57, an Argentine man who reportedly
raped his daughter, Antonia, fathering 8 children with her over a
20-year period is now in jail for turning the victim into a sex slave.
The accused was sentenced to 12 years and eight months in prison by three judges at a court in the northern city of Santiago del Estero, the Independent News UK reports. The sufferer who is now 30 years old told the El Liberal Newspaper that the practice was commonplace in the family of the incestuous man.
Other relations of Bulacio who was captured by the police in the city of Loreto after 45 days on the run, also engage in the shocking dealings according to the victim.
“I was not the only one, there are relatives of his who do the same to their sisters and daughters,” she confirmed
The story came into the purview of the public when
the abused took her five-year-old son on a visit to see a doctor. The
child was reportedly very ill at the time.
El
Liberal also reported that Bulacio who lived in a room with the victim
raped the latter in the presence of their children. A DNA test carried
out to determine the paternity of the offsprings served as proof
prompting criminal charges relating to sex crimes against him.
Just like Austria’s Josef Fritzl
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The incident has been likened to the case of Austria’s Josef Fritzl, who locked his daughter, Elisabeth
in a cellar so that he can sexually violate her. Fritzl, now 82 years
old was condemned to a life behind bars following a court verdict.
Elisabeth reportedly bore the convict who was tried in the year 2009, seven children over a 24-year period.
In Nigeria, money making rituals are part of the motivation inspiring scenarios where fathers engage in a sexual intercourse with their daughters. The month of September 2017, saw a Magistrate's court in Ekiti State, Nigeria, remand a 55-year-old old man, Bashiru Adeyanju, who told a judge that two native doctors instructed him to sleep with his 17-year-old daughter.
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New Jersey teenager, 16, slaughters parents and sibling with rifle. (Heavy)
A vehicle belonging to the Lagos State Police Command. (Premium Times)
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Josef Fritzl who is now serving a jail term at 82 sexually abused his daughter Elisabeth over a 24-year period. (Scoopnest)
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