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Mob that beat her to death, burned her body and tossed her into a river.  Outrage after woman’s burning shows a changing Afghanistan The murder earlier this month of 27-year-old Farkhunda at the hands of a mob that beat her to death, burned her body and tossed her into a river shocked Afghanistan, a country in which unspeakable things often hit the headlines. The young woman from Kabul was falsely accused of burning pages in the Holy Quran. What followed was the horror of mob rule, all captured on video while bystanders looked on. Soon after the incident, the images of her brutal slaying went viral on social media, noted Afghanistan’s TOLO News. And this time, the outrage led Afghans to the streets, with assistance from Facebook and other social media. These platforms have served both to disseminate the images of her savage beating and murder and as a means for convening those who are mobilizing and organizing to protest her killing. Last week, crowds chanted

MAJOR BREAKTHROUGH: THANKS TO YOU, WE JUST DISCOVERED THE LIKELY IDENTITY OF THE TV PEDOPHILE  This is not confirmed yet, but X collectively unleashed dozens of internet detectives and they believe Stefano Voci is the name of the man who was caught biting a young boy's ear and touching him inappropriately at the Snooker tournament while traveling from Italy to the UK Here is his information: (Please remember this is now a matter of the law, and only the police should be taking any action regarding the suspect, who again is not 100% confirmed yet) Name - Stefano Voci Age - 42 Birthplace - Milan, Italy Gender - Pedophile Race - Either Jewish or White Height - Estimated 5'11 His Facebook profile also includes strange pictures of penis-shaped plants as well as creepy videos of shirtless boys dancing! In case he takes down his page, my wife and I took a lot of screenshots/recordings OF EVERYTHING will be posting all of the evidence here publicly! Special c

Today 20 years ago CBS News released these pictures showing the abuse and torture at the Abu Ghraib prison. In response to the events at Abu Ghraib, the United States Department of Defense removed 17 soldiers and officers from duty. Eleven soldiers were charged with dereliction of duty, maltreatment, aggravated assault and battery.  Between May 2004 and April 2006, these soldiers were court-martialed, convicted, sentenced to military prison, and dishonorably discharged from service. Two soldiers, found to have perpetrated many of the worst offenses at the prison, Specialist Charles Graner and PFC Lynndie England, were subject to more severe charges and received harsher sentences.  Graner was convicted of assault, battery, conspiracy, maltreatment of detainees, committing indecent acts and dereliction of duty; he was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment and loss of rank, pay and benefits.

Iraqi TikTok star Umm Fahad shot dead in Baghdad Iraqi TikTok celebrity Ghufran Sawadi, better known as Umm Fahad, was shot dead in Baghdad, Iraq on Friday night.  Iraqi social media star Ghufran Sawadi, better known as Umm Fahad, was shot dead outside her home in Baghdad, the capital of Iraq, on Friday night, a Baghdad police source told CNN. The attack took place in the Zayouna area east of Baghdad, and was captured on video by a surveillance camera and shared on social media. The video shows a gunman riding a motorcycle shooting and killing Sawadi on the spot. A Baghdad police source confirmed the authenticity of the video to CNN. The country’s Interior Minister announced on Friday that it was “forming a specialized work team to find out the circumstances of the killing of a woman known on social media by unknown assailants.” Sawadi was popular on TikTok, where she shared videos of herself dancing to pop music in form-fitting clothes. In the past, these video

Charged With Killing His Family, Colorado Man Turns Blame on Wife Christopher Watts, accused of killing his wife and two daughters, at a bond hearing last week. Mr. Watts told the police that he killed his wife after she strangled the children, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.Credit...Pool photo by Joshua Polson The Colorado man who is accused of killing his pregnant wife and two daughters before dumping them at an oil work site told the police that it was his wife who strangled the children — and that he strangled her out of rage, according to an affidavit for an arrest warrant released on Monday. The man, Christopher Watts, 33, had been having an affair with a co-worker, the police said, and had told his wife he wanted to separate during an emotional conversation in the middle of the night on Aug. 13. Afterward, he told the police, he had looked at the family’s baby monitor and seen his wife strangling their daughter Celeste, 3. T

Shanquella Robinson vacationing in Mexico may have received care hours before death Robinson may have been alive for several hours before authorities arrived. Shanquella Robinson, 25, of Charlotte, was found dead in her hotel room Oct. 29 while vacationing with friends in Mexico. As FBI officials investigate the death of an American woman vacationing in Mexico, Mexican authorities revealed Tuesday night that 25-year-old Shanquella Robinson may have been alive and received care from a medical professional for several hours before authorities arrived and she was pronounced dead, ABC News has learned. The video featured is from a previous report. The medical professional at the scene allegedly told Robinson's friends that Robinson was drunk, dehydrated and that they should take her to a hospital. However, they declined to do so, according to authorities. The new report differs significantly from the original autopsy report obtained by ABC News, which said medical professionals ar

Mother arrested for domestic dispute a day after her 2 daughters were found dead KANSAS CITY, Missouri -- Questions still surround the deaths of two young sisters, but their mother is now charged for a domestic fight with the girls' father. Jenna Boedecker, 30, found her daughters outside the family's Missouri home on July 4. The girls weren't breathing. The mother picked the girls up and ran to a neighbor's house for help, trying to perform CPR. By the time paramedics got there, 2-year-old Ireland Autumn and 8-week-old Goodknight Beretta were dead. Cpt. Will Akin with the Clay County Sheriff's Department told KSHB-TV, "The children looked like they were unharmed. But that is something we are going to have to continue to investigate." WATCH VIDEO  While the cause of the girls' deaths is still under investigation, Boedecker was arrested the following day. Also on Thursday, Clay County officials towed a Jeep from the

Public Execution of Woman Raises Fears for Afghanistan’s Future This still image taken from undated video footage depicts a man Afghan officials identified as a member of the Taliban firing his rifle at a woman accused of adultery during her execution in a village outside Kabul, Afghanistan. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - A video apparently showing the Taliban executing an Afghan woman accused of adultery has sparked international outrage. The killing highlights ongoing fears of what will happen to women’s rights in Afghanistan once international forces leave. Afghan President Hamid Karzai on Monday condemned the execution, describing it as an “unforgivable crime” and an “act of brutality." He called for an investigation into the shooting and the arrest of those responsible. In the video first obtained by Reuters and circulated on the Internet, the apparent daylight execution of the woman is cheered on by male spectators. The incident reportedly took place in the northern p

3 American tourists found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning at Mexico City Airbnb, official says Michael Phillips, 68, Robbie Phillips, 65, and Vincent Chiarella, 64, died after falling ill at a Bahamas Sandals resort. MEXICO CITY -- Three Americans died from carbon monoxide poisoning while staying at a rented apartment in Mexico City, the city attorney general's office said. The office began an investigation October 30, it said, looking into the "death of three foreigners, derived from possible poisoning by gas inhalation inside an apartment in the La Rosita, Cuajimalpa de Morelos." Expert studies indicate the gas was carbon monoxide, the attorney general's Tuesday statement said. After detecting an intense smell of gas in the apartment, security guards at a residential complex requested support from local authorities, the statement said, and the agents who arrived found the bodies of a woman and two men. Paramedics determined they were dea

Horrific footage of Woman stoned to death in Afghanistan over accusation of adultery The men surround the woman as she stands in a hole dug into the stony ground, only her head pokes above the surface. Then they begin to pick up rocks and hurl them at her again and again from close range. Her agonized cries grow louder as the barrage of stones intensifies. The barbaric killing took place in a Taliban-controlled village in central Afghanistan last week, according to the provincial governor. Video of it, apparently filmed on a cell phone, has circulated on social media. The 19-year-old woman, identified as Rokhshana, had been forced to marry against her will and recently fled with another man, said Seema Joyenda, the governor of Ghor province. The couple were caught after two days, and the Taliban leader of the village ordered that Rokhshana be stoned to death for adultery, Joyenda said. The killing underlines the widespread problem of violence against wom

The stalker from Netflix sensation Baby Reindeer harassed my family for five years… she even threatened to kill my MP husband Something about the woman on her television screen made Laura Wray feel uneasy. The lawyer, and widow of a Labour MP, was relaxing at home, captivated by the opening minutes of the Netflix sensation Baby Reindeer, particularly by the character Martha who stalks a struggling comedian. What was it about Martha that seemed so familiar? Maybe the raucous laugh that seemed to last just a bit too long, or the way she clutched her handbag to her side when timidly entering a pub. Whatever it was about this curly-haired Scot, she reminded Laura of someone from her past. The realisation came like an electric jolt, and Laura slumped back on her sofa, open-mouthed. For she knew Martha only too well, or rather the real Martha, who, more than a quarter of a century earlier, upended Laura's happy life with a relentless five-year harassment campaign.

Father who shot down drone hovering over his house as his daughters sunbathed is arrested and charged - sparking new privacy debate William H. Merideth, 47, shot down the $1,800 drone after being alerted by by his two daughters Another neighbor has told how it was hovering over her 16-year-old daughter too  The owner of the drone claims he was only trying to take pictures of a friend's house Merideth has been charged with first-degree criminal mischief and first-degree wanton endangerment for shooting the gadget The FAA is still scrambling to design rules about drone use and control   A father has been arrested after shooting down an $1,800 drone that was reportedly hovering over his two sunbathing daughters. William H. Merideth, 47, from Kentucky was charged with first-degree criminal mischief and first-degree wanton endangerment. The owner of the drone claims he was only trying to take pictures of a friend's house when Merideth shot at the devic

In 2011, a 29-year-old Australian man discovered an ATM glitch enabling him to withdraw cash far beyond his account balance.  Over a span of 5 months, he splurged $1.6 million of the bank's funds on lavish parties, private jets, international vacations, and even covered his friends' university fees. The man in question, Dan Saunders, was a bartender in his hometown of Wangaratta, three hours north of Melbourne.  The discovery of the ATM glitch was purely accidental. On a night out, Saunders was trying to check his account balance but the ATM kept displaying the message “balance unavailable at this time.” He decided to transfer $200 from his credit account to his savings and it said “transaction cancelled” but still dispensed the cash.  This was the beginning of his journey into the world of unlimited cash. Saunders soon realized that the ATM couldn’t record transactions during late-night maintenance but still dispensed cash.  He found that he could “create” the money by doing a