Indian mother and young daughter 'gang-raped in revenge attack over son's dishonour'

A mother and her young daughter have allegedly been gang-raped by six men 'in revenge' for dishonour to one of the attacker's relatives.
Police said that the men raped the women in the Champaran district of Bihar, northern India because the mother's son had eloped with one of their sisters.
It is believed that the victims were kidnapped from Sariswa village and taken to one of the attacker's houses.

According to the police, they believed the boy's mother knew about the couple's whereabouts, but would not reveal it to them.
The couple reportedly went missing in January and have not been traced since.
A medical examination of the two women confirmed that they were raped on April 18. The police said they arrested the suspects within 36 hours of the complaint being lodged.

Rape arrests have become a contentious issue in India in the past few months, as they face accusations that they do not take the crime seriously enough.
This rape is the latest in a serious of high profile incidents that have shocked India - afive-year-old is still recovering this week from being gang-raped in Delhi.


Suspects Manoj Kumar and Pradeep allegedly held the child for three days in a rented New Delhi room before leaving her for dead.
Today a 26-year-old has also been arrested from the suburb of Gurgaon in Delhi for allegedly raping his stepdaughters, aged 7 and 14.
Another man was arrested in Puri, a town held sacred by Hindus, for molesting his 14-year-old daughter.
Sexual assaults in India have been increasing for many years, but the fatal gang rape of a woman on a New Delhi bus in December has pushed the issue to the top of the national agenda.

The mother and daughter who were diagnosed with breast cancer on the SAME DAY ..

A mother and daughter are recovering after both were diagnosed with breast cancer on the same day.

Karen Williams and her mother, Diane Leach, also underwent surgery on the same day as each other, with the same surgeon.

When they were recovering they were in adjacent wards and could knock on the wall to communicate.

Both were diagnosed in February last year after finding lumps in their right breasts. 

Mrs Williams told of the moment when she and partner, Stuart Burnside, went to tell her mother she'd sound a pea-sized lump while showering.

'I told her I'd found a lump, and she said so have I. I thought she was joking. 

'I went to my GP and she went to hers. I went for a mammogram a few days later and didn't realise my mum was also going. My partner Stuart saw her as we were in the queue.'

She added: 'I was showering when I felt a lump.

'I didn't like the feel of it. Straight away I thought it was cancer. I went to Stuart and said I knew I had it. I just kept thinking oh my God. 

'The doctor thought it might just be a cyst and sent me for a mammogram, but I knew.'

Mother and daughter are now well on the way to recovery after their treatment at the Countess of Chester Hospital, in Cheshire.

Amazingly, their cancers were not caused by a faulty gene and were not hereditary. 

‘It was a crazy situation last year to both be diagnosed on the same day and my two sisters and my dad didn’t know what to do with themselves – they didn’t know who to visit,’ said Mrs Williams, from Ellesmere Port, Cheshire.

Has plastic surgery made these beauty queens all look the same? Koreans complain about pageant 'clones'

Pictures of the 20 Miss Korea 2013 finalists were posted on Reddit fuelling speculation that many of them had undergone surgery and prompting users to criticise the Asian nation's growing trend to go under the knife. South Koreans currently have more plastic surgery than in any other country according to recent figures, with the craze particularly popular among 19 to 49-year-olds....

Father 'killed his three young children with a hunting knife after wife told him she was leaving him for her Open University lecturer'

Ruth Fuller, 34, had told her husband Ceri (pictured together on their wedding day) that she was planning to leave him days before he and their three children (pictured l - r) Rebecca, eight, Charlotte, seven, and Sam, 12, were found dead. Their bodies were found at Poles Coppice, Pontesbury Hill, Shropshire, on July 16 last year. An inquest heard a fingerprint matching Fuller, 35, was found on a bloodstained Bowie-type knife recovered from the scene. All three children had suffered stab wounds to their neck. Paper mill worker Miller was found at the bottom of a 60ft cliff.

Video: Nigerian Lady Raped And Buried Alive in Bonny Island Nigeria

"Viewers discretion is highly advised". This happened a while back in 2012, but it took me only until this morning to find the courage to watch the video. The girl was raped and buried alive by some men in Bonny Island, Rivers State. Fortunately their evil deed was uncovered by the Nigerian army. The video below shows the culprits and the JTF exhuming the corpse...

Too bad!!

Premier League footballer and beauty queen girlfriend are targeted by racists because he is black and she is white

A Premier League footballer and his model girlfriend have become the target of sickening racist abuse while trying to raise money for charity.
Vile messages were posted online about Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse, 27, and 22-year-old Rachelle Graham because he is black and she is white.
Miss Graham, who was crowned Miss Newcastle last May, took part in a skydive from 10,000ft  to raise funds for a specially equipped ambulance and furnishing a hospital in Sedhiou, Cisse’s home town in Senegal.


But the April 7 event was attacked on a website and social media by racists who are against mixed-race relationships.

The Miss England hopeful was alerted to the website by her mother who was horrified at the language used to describe her daughter and the £9million striker who have been dating for a year.
The comments are too vile to report here and police are now investigating the abuse as a hate crime, according to the Mirror.


Miss Graham told Sky Tyne and Wear: 'It is horrific. The website targets the pair of us because I am white and Papiss is black.
'Some of it is really threatening. I don’t understand why people would say these things, especially as Papiss is such a nice guy.
'I guess we just have to ignore it and move on.'
She said the messages originated from a U.S. website 'which targets white people who are going out with black people.
She told The Mirror that she suspected the person behind that website also set up a fake Twitter account pretending to be her.
'It was made to look as much like mine as possible, using my photos and virtually the same address.
'The first I knew of it was when I started to get messages from friends responding to tweets I had not sent. This person was sending out abuse and saying I was no longer with Papiss, and would use racist terms.'
On her Twitter page Miss Graham wrote: 'Thank you everyone for your support regarding the racist website.'
Miss Graham who runs a cafe on the outskirts of Newcastle has previously spoken about her desire to help her boyfriend's charity Friends of Sedhiou.
'His agent introduced me to the man who looks after the charity and it all began from there. Ever since I won Miss Newcastle I have always wanted to do a skydive for charity and so I decided to do it for Papiss’s charity.
'With me being Papiss’s girlfriend it means it’s a lot closer to my heart. I will be helping children who are less well off than we are and it makes it all worth while.'

Fear Grips Nigeria Muslims After Threat....

From onislam.

Fears have gripped Nigeria’s Muslims after threats by militants in the country’s oil-rich delta to attack mosques, religious leaders and hajj camps on claims of defending Christianity.

“MEND surely has the reputation and means to carry out the threatened terrorist attacks,” Disu Kamor, chief executive at the Muslim Public Affairs Center (MPAC), told OnIslam.net.

“Due to this fact, we call on the Nigerian government to take the threat seriously, to publicly condemn it and make tangible efforts to protect Muslims and their places of worship.”

The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) has threatened attacks against mosques, Muslim leaders and hajj camps “in defense of Christianity” against the militant Boko Haram.

The militant group said the attacks will start by May 31 unless the umbrella Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) and the Catholic Church order a halt.

"The bombings of mosques, hajj camps, Islamic institutions, large congregations in Islamic events and assassinations of clerics that propagate doctrines of hate will form the core mission of this crusade," MEND spokesman Jomo Gbomo has said in an e-mailed statement.

But the threat has sparked fears among Nigerian Muslims over possible attacks by the militant group.

Shakirat Abdulmajeed, spokesperson for The Criterion, an influential group of Muslim women professionals, said Muslims are genuinely apprehensive.

“The Muslim community has repeatedly denounced Boko Haram as not representing Islam and Muslims,” Abdulmajeed told OnIslam.net.

“It would therefore be most unfair for anyone to unleash violence on Muslims for what they know nothing about.”

Operating from oil-rich Niger Delta, MEND is one of Nigeria's foremost terror gangs that seeks to control the region's oil wealth.

The group, which operates in Nigeria's south - especially in oil-rich Niger Delta areas, including Lagos and Ondo, focuses its attacks on Nigerian security forces and facilities.

Boko Haram, a radical Muslim group, has escalated attacks against Nigerian security forces and churches in revenge to what it says injustice done to Muslims.

Muslims have repeatedly denounced Boko Haram attacks as running against the Islamic teachings.

“The Boko Haram violence does not discriminate between Muslims and Christians,” Abdulmajeed said.

“And since their activities are mainly in the Muslim North it is perhaps safe to say Muslims are worst hit in the mayhem.”

Serious Doubts

Muslim leaders, however, say the MEND threats do not represent the general sentiments of Christians in Nigeria.

MEND’s statements “fail to represent the sentiments of most Christians around the country” Kamor told OnIslam.net.

“(The statements) are reprehensible in their attempt to deny history of the most tragic occurrences which have claimed more Muslim lives, mischaracterized the name and message of Islam, and threatened to the very existence of the whole country.”

MEND threat has already invited condemnations from Christian bodies in Nigeria.

The Catholic Church has warned that MEND attacks could sink the country deeper into the precipice.

CAN has not yet commented on the threat, while security agencies have warned the militant group to desist.

Edwin Clark, a prominent leader from the Niger Delta, warned that the threat is aimed at causing “disaffection between the various groups in Nigeria”.

The Catholic Secretariat said any attacks on Muslims could further plunge the country to the edge.

“Any attacks on mosques and other religious places of worship will worsen the problem in the country,” Rev Father Ralph Madu, spokesman of the Catholic Secretariat, told OnIslam.net.

“So we urge MEND to drop their arms and machetes and embrace peace so that there will be a lasting peace in this country.

“All these provoked and unprovoked reactions won’t solve the problems.”

Prof Ishaq Akintola of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) said the timing of MEND’s threat raises serious doubts.

“The fact that MEND’s threat is coming just when lights start to appear at the end of the dark tunnel is quite interesting,” he told OnIslam.net, referring to reports about possible amnesty for Boko Haram militants to help bring peace to the country.

“It raises more questions than answers and it is in the interest of everybody that we end this.”


Nigeria, one of the world's most religiously committed nations, is divided between a Muslim north and a Christian south.

Muslims and Christians, who constitute 55 and 40 percent of Nigeria's 140 million population respectively, have lived in peace for the most part.

But ethnic and religious tensions have bubbled for years, fueled by decades of resentment between indigenous groups, mostly Christian or animist, who are vying for control of fertile farmlands with migrants and settlers from the Hausa-speaking Muslim north.

French family held in Northern Nigeria return safely to France..

The French family, father, mother, their four kids and father's brother, who were abducted in Cameroon on February 19th 2013 by Islamist militants and brought to Nigeria, have returned safely to France. They were welcomed by their family members and the president of France.

The Moulin-Fournier family, who were based in Cameroon, were kidnapped while visiting a national park in the northern part of the country. A few days later, they were taken to northern Nigeria where they were held by members of Boko Haram who asked Cameroon to free detained members of their group before they free the abducted family. The French family returned to their country yesterday Saturday April 20th. No word yet on how they were released.

Taliban militants cut off leg and hand of two men because they worked with allied forces

A man lies on a stretcher at a hospital in Herat, west Afghanistan recovering from having his leg and hand cut off by Taliban militants.The man and his colleague were attacked and charged in a Taliban court and had one hand and one leg each cut off for working with a company that provides logistics for NATO convoys in western Herat province.....

Boston bomber 'put gun in his mouth and fired after being cornered in boat' and wounds mean he may NEVER be able to be quizzed

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is in serious condition with a throat wound and is recovering at a Boston Hospital with a throat wound. It appears now that the throat wound may have been the result of a botched suicide attempt. The claim, from CBS reporter John Miller, reveals that 19-year-old Tsarnaevmay have had no intention of being taken alive by police as they closed in on the boat where he was hiding in Watertown, Massachusetts, Saturday night.

U.S. academic, 32, gang raped in Papua New Guinea by nine armed men who hacked off her hair with a bush knife and tied her husband naked to a tree

The woman, who was conducting research into exotic birds in Papua New Guinea, was walking along a bush track with her husband and a guide when they were set upon by the gang armed with knives and rifles. They ordered her husband and the guide to strip naked then tied them to trees, before hacking off the 32-year-old's blonde hair and subjecting her to a brutal gang rape lasting 20 minutes. She has given an interview and posed for a photograph (above) saying she wanted to highlight an epidemic of violence against women within the country.


The brutal gang rape came less than a week after an Australian man living in the central highlands of Papua New Guinea was shot dead and his Filipina girlfriend gang raped when a group of men broke into their house.

Schoolboy, 11, scarred for life after brother's shar-pei dog bites off part of his lip..

Kyle McSkimming (pictured) was rushed to hospital after he was attacked by the shar-pei dog, called Hulk, at his brother's house in Kettering, Northamptonshire. The dog, which belonged to Kyle's brother Blayne Prickett, 20, has since been destroyed. Kyle underwent a three hour opertion to treat two large cuts under his eye and mouth. He required 33 stitches - nine under his eye, six on his lip and 18 inside his mouth.

Estranged wife of would-be suicide bomber cleared of knowing about husband's plans for a terror attack that 'would rival 7/7'

Salma Kabal insisted she did not understand her husband Ashik Ali's murderous intentions, and only wanted to rescue her marriage after the couple became estranged. After being cleared of wrongdoing, the 23-year-old said she was not an extremist, proclaiming: 'I am a proud British woman who is also a Muslim.' Ali, 28, was one of three terrorists jailed in February for plotting a suicide bomb attack which they intended would be as big as the July 7 Underground bombings.

Woman snaps photo of ghostly figure on her phone (and he's wearing a bright pink Seventies style suit)

A Texan woman received a spooky surprise when she realized she'd unknowingly taken a picture of a ghost on her smart phone.

Marcella Davis of Cleveland, was trying to take a picture of her nephew outside his school when he turned away and asked her to stop snapping. 

But later, when her daughter looked through the photos on her cellphone, she called her mother's attention to a ghostly apparition lurking in the background wearing a light pink Seventies style suit.

'To me, it was awesome,' Ms Davis told the Houston Chronicle. 'It's not scary to me.'

A mother of two teenagers herself, Ms Davis admits she didn't know the sophisticated ins and outs of her cellphone which is why her daughter had been showing her how to zoom in on her pictures after she took them on April 15.

Recalling the evening, she said: '[My daughter] goes, "Mom, look at this." I was like, "What?" and she showed me the picture of the ghost. You could see straight through it.'
Indeed, on close examination, a male figure in a bell-bottomed suit and a dark shirt hovers alongside a set of railings as Ms Davis' nephew turns his back on her in the foreground.


Less visible is a female standing next to him.
Unlike most people though, Ms Davis remains unphased by her supernatural discovery. Though she's never seen a ghost or heard of any encounters in her area, she told the Chronicle: 'To me, it's not something that's not normal.'

She added: 'People pass away all the time. Until you're the one who passes away, you don't honestly know what happens to you.'

To the sceptics who might accuse her or her daughter of doctoring the photo with a cellphone app like GhostCam, she insisted she wouldn't even know how to use such an app even if she had one.
'I can promise you I did not make that picture up,' she maintains.

Sex parties, a gym and a spa: Inside the prisons where Saudi Arabia sends terrorists who have killed British and American soldiers (and they even get to spend two days with their wives)

Terrorists – some of whom fought and killed British soldiers in Afghanistan - caught in Saudi Arabia are to receive 'luxury rehabilitation'.

The conservative oil rich state is hoping to steer jailed al-Qaeda militants away from religious extremism with counselling, spa treatments and exercise at a luxury rehabilitation centre in Riyadh, news agencies there are reporting.
The luxury facilities, which the country has spared no expense on providing, include Olympic-size indoor swimming pool, a sauna, a gym and a television hall.


For those who have shown signs of good behaviour, two day breaks may be granted for those who wish proximity with their wives, in special 'suites' which are part of the complex.
The program will accommodate around 3,000 prisoners in 5 centres in the kingdom but it is the new facility in Riyadh, however, which is to offer prisoners a 'taste of luxury as an incentive to moderate their beliefs'.


All the centres bear the name of the current interior minister, who lead the government’s crackdown on Al-Qaeda within Saudi Arabia following deadly attacks by the group between 2003 and 2006 in which more than 150 Saudis and foreigners were killed.
During the crackdown, many militants fled south into Yemen’s lawless southern and south eastern regions where the network formed 'Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula' in January 2009 -- classified by the United States as the jihadists’ deadliest branch.

The Riyadh luxury facility covers over area equivalent to around 10 football pitches and is designed to accommodate 228 prisoners from the 'deviant group,' the term used by Saudi authorities to refer to Al-Qaeda.

Each of the 12 buildings at the flagship facility will host 19 prisoners, who will have access to special suites where they can spend time with visiting family members.

During the day, the prisoners will attend seminars on religious affairs, aimed at teaching them the errors of their ways through their misguided thoughts of jihad.

'In order to fight terrorism, we must give them an intellectual and psychological balance... through dialogue and persuasion'” said the director of the rehabilitation centres, Said al-Bishi.

He said a total of 2,336 Al-Qaeda prisoners have now been through Saudi rehabilitation schemes.

But not all Al Quada inmates who go through the program become 'converted' to their rehabilitation.

In fact, the director of the centres admits in an interview with journalists that around 10 percent of those who go through the program go back to their terrorist cells. Moreover, there have been some high profile individuals who went through it before leaving and returning to even greater notoriety in Al Quada in that region.

Furthermore, critics in the region have argued that the religious instruction given to inmates is not moderate enough and is too close to many of the jihadists’ interpretation of the Koran and too close to Al Qaeda's own views.