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A naked woman attacked several people at the Nuevo Pudahuel Airport in Santiago de Chile last week, as seen in viral videos posted to social media. The woman can be seen walking around the international airport with no clothes on as she jumped and lunged at travelers. The unidentified woman also screamed at people in the busy airport. In one shocking moment, she can be seen grabbing a woman by the hair and throwing her to the ground. Airport security guards look stunned, seeming to not know how to act in the situation. The woman was finally contained after she hit one of the police officers and attacked another employee. According to the Emol agency, the woman had consumed hallucinogenic mushrooms at a party in Barrio Republica in Chile.

My wife of more than 10 years has always been a bit of a nudist. Nothing public, but around the house and our pool and out in the boat she likes to be in the buff. Our son is now 6 years old and my daughter is 3. My children are being raised in the nude, the same way my wife was raised. They get home from school and their clothes come off. I come home at night to two naked kids and a naked wife. Now that our children are getting older, I think it might be time that everyone starts covering up a bit more. My wife disagrees and does not want to change. Are we doing damage to our kids here? I wonder if the mail carrier, just as a courtesy mind you, instead of pushing the mail through the slot, always makes sure to hand it to the lady of the house. You say your wife is a “bit of a nudist.” But from your description, I take this to mean that she reluctantly puts on clothes only when not doing so would get her arrested. I once hung out at a nudist colony for a Slate article, where I discove

The man seemed to be unaware that home security surveillance was rolling when he brought a woman believed to be his mistress over for the evening. In the clip, he appears to check the coast is clear before a half-clothed woman walks onto the porch. She gives him a kiss and he squeezes her bum before they say goodbye and she gets into her car.  His wife found evidence of his infidelity on the doorbell camera. She posted the footage on TikTok, which she captioned: "When your husband is too sick to go on the family trip you planned."

A recent execution by lethal injection that went awry has renewed interest in the protection against "cruel and unusual punishment," as guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution. On Tuesday (April 29), convicted murderer Clayton Lockett was executed by the state of Oklahoma, but not before he convulsed on the gurney, then raised his head and said, "Something's wrong." The execution was halted, but Lockett was later pronounced dead of a heart attack by prison officials. Lockett's botched execution is shining a harsh light on capital punishment, which has a long and macabre history. Here are some such execution practices that were once common but later outlawed. Hanging: The practice of tying a noose around a criminal's neck and suspending them until dead has been around since the medieval era. During that period, hangings became drunken public celebrations, with crowds of people gathering to drink, eat, fight, buy (or steal) souvenirs and otherwise whoop it up

Early Christians were persecuted at the hands of both Jews, from whose religion Christianity arose, and the Romans who controlled many of the early centers of Christianity in the Roman Empire. Since the emergence of Christian states in Late Antiquity, Christians have also been persecuted by other Christians due to differences in doctrine which have been declared heretical. Early in the fourth century, the empire's official persecutions were ended by the Edict of Serdica in 311 and the practice of Christianity legalized by the Edict of Milan in 312. By the year 380, Christians had begun to persecute each other. The schisms of late antiquity and the Middle Ages – including the Rome–Constantinople schisms and the many Christological controversies – together with the later Protestant Reformation provoked severe conflicts between Christian denominations. During these conflicts, members of the various denominations frequently persecuted each other and engaged in sectarian violence. In t

Persecution on this Caribbean Island has increased in recent years. In Open Doors’ 2020 report, Cuba ranked 61st. By 2021, it had climbed to 51st and by January of this year, it ranked 37th. “New churches are often denied registration … forcing many churches to operate illegally. This leads to the imposition of penalties such as large fines, confiscation of property or even the demolition or closure of churches, including house churches,” the report states. Mexico Mexico is part of the WWL for two reasons. For decades criminal groups have been fighting for territorial control in the country, and the instability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic only worsened the situation. Christians are often perceived as enemies of criminal operations, and because they also oppose the use of violence, drugs and alcohol, they have become a target of persecution by the criminal organizations. Christian faith and morals are a threat to the interests of drug cartels, who forcefully recruit young men to in

Jewish customs and religion excited popular disfavour in general, the pagan attitude in the Hellenic East being more intolerant than western Roman opinion. The reaction of the people of Thessalonica to the missions of Saint Paul was that as Jews these missionaries taught illegal practices. Philo’s De legatione tells of Caligula’s antipathy for the Jews; he considered their refusal to worship him as a deity to be an instance of treason, but allowed them to escape the penalty for such a crime. Popularly as well, the Jews were attacked, being considered atheists for not worshipping idols. The evidence of popular disapproval is such that at least one historian has felt justified in stating that the Neronian persecution was against the Jews—that Tacitus injected the Christians into his account of the persecution because of knowledge gained of them in his own time. In any case, the regarding of Christians as an extreme sect of Judaism is shown by the Roman protection of them from the excess

We are followers of Christ, who killed no one nor blessed anyone to kill and who on one occasion prevented a legal execution, saying to those who intended to take part, "Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." The Savior taught us a way of life that centers on love and forgiveness and which seeks the conversion rather than the destruction of our enemies. It is chiefly through the love and care of others that each of us gradually comes to know the love of God. Can we not hope that people who have committed serious crimes, even murder, might also change for the better and even reach repentance and conversion? Consider the story Dostoevsky tells in Crime and Punishment of how a murderer, Raskolnikov, is led to repentance. As we say in a pre-communion prayer by St. Basil the Great: “You do not wish, Master, that the work of Your hands should perish, neither do You take pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live.” Many people can

Christians were persecuted, sporadically and usually locally, throughout the Roman Empire, beginning in the 1st century AD and ending in the 4th century. Originally a polytheistic empire in the traditions of Roman paganism and the Hellenistic religion, as Christianity spread through the empire, it came into ideological conflict with the imperial cult of ancient Rome. Pagan practices such as making sacrifices to the deified emperors or other gods were abhorrent to Christians as their beliefs prohibited idolatry. The state and other members of civic society punished Christians for treason, various rumored crimes, illegal assembly, and for introducing an alien cult that led to Roman apostasy.[1] The first, localized Neronian persecution occurred under Emperor Nero (r. 54–68) in Rome. A more general persecution occurred during the reign of Marcus Aurelius (r. 161–180).[2] After a lull, persecution resumed under Emperors Decius (r. 249–251) and Trebonianus Gallus (r. 251–253). The Decian p

The electric chair was invented by employees at Thomas Alva Edison's works at West Orange, New Jersey in the late 1880s. The inventor's involvement has embarrassed many of his biographers and an entry for 'electric chair' in their indexes is a rarity. Edison wanted to see capital punishment abolished altogether in the US, but meantime he thought electrocution would be quicker and less painful than hanging. A commission organised by the governor of New York State agreed with him and it was the Edison chair that was used in 1890 to end the life of a street pedlar called William Kemmler, a German-American who had killed the woman he lived with in a drunken rage. The death sentence was carried out at Auburn Prison in New York State. Awakened at five o'clock in the morning in his cell, Kemmler dressed neatly in a suit, white shirt and tie. He ate breakfast and said prayers before his head was shaved. At 6.38am he entered the execution chamber and said calmly to the asse

The definitive downfall of Henry VIII's advisor Thomas Cromwell is chronicled in the anticipated final novel in Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall trilogy, The Mirror and the Light. Cromwell meets a sticky end, but his execution – like those of so many others – didn't go to plan. Emma Slattery Williams explores some other death sentences and capital punishments that have gone gruesomely wrong Margaret Pole, Countess of Salisbury, suffered the misfortune of an inexperienced executioner. The daughter of George, Duke of Clarence (himself the brother of Kings Edward IV and Richard III) she was one of the few surviving Plantagenets at the end of the War of the Roses. At the beginning of Henry VIII’s reign Margaret was in favour, yet the winds swiftly changed when her son, Reginald, spoke out against the King’s separation from Catherine of Aragon. The Poles’ Plantagenet blood was suddenly seen as a threat and various members of the family were taken to the Tower of London, charged with t

During the 18th and 19th centuries, it came to be seen as unnatural to be able to watch someone executed, but that has never stopped some people from watching when given the opportunity, and it probably never will. Executions have always attracted people from all backgrounds: men, women, and children; rich and poor; academic and illiterate. Individual responses may differ—some will laugh and jeer, others will studiously take notes, some will faint or vomit or cry—and to an extent these responses are culturally determined, but the lesson of history is that it is within our capacity as humans to witness decapitations and other forms of execution and, more than that, to enjoy them as popular public events. For as long as there were public executions, there were crowds to see them. In London in the early 19th century, there might have been 5,000 to watch a standard hanging, but crowds of up to 100,000 came to see a famous felon killed. The numbers hardly changed over the years. An estimat

Now, that the old man is gone, what will be said of him? Who shall reconcile the conflicting statements? What will be the verdict of history?'' One hundred and fifty years ago, James Mitchell Ashley, through The Daily Blade, attempted to play some role in answering that question after personally witnessing rogue abolitionist John Brown's hanging on Dec. 2, 1859, for treason for his ill-fated attack on a federal arsenal at Harpers Ferry, Va. (now West Virginia). The 35-year-old Republican freshman congressman from Toledo, who later authored the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery and, with President Abraham Lincoln, ushered the amendment through Congress, entered what was then Charlestown, Va., with Mrs. Brown to meet with her husband. ADVERTISEMENT Brown had hoped his attack on nearby Harpers Ferry on Oct. 16 would ignite the spark that ultimately would end slavery in a bitterly divided United States. It did not take forces led by Col. Robert E. Lee long to recapture the arm

It seems like nowadays, there is a record book for just about everything under the sun, no matter how ridiculous or cringe-worthy it is. One of the most eccentric records that we have come across in recent times is that of a woman who holds the world record for sleeping with the highest men in a single day. This rather questionable record is held by United States adult actress Lisa Sparks, alternatively spelled as Lisa Sparxxx, who is said to have slept with 919 men in a single    South African Woman Slammed For Giving Her Little Daughter Shisha to Smoke at A Party Technically, she achieved the questionable feat in only 12 hours. The actress took the challenge as part of the Third Annual World Group Intimacy Championship, where she was competing against two other women. Lisa won the competition by apparently being penetrated by 919 men over a period of 12 hours. In order to set the record, the men were only allowed 45 seconds with the actress. One of the women she was competing agains

That is why we the living must be grateful to our creator daily. Mrs. Josephine Myrtle Corbin was born an American on May 12, 1868. During her birth, the parents said they didn't experience any complications during her delivery. She was born as a dipygus. This means she has two pelvises. Her other two small legs were paired with the big ones. She was also classified to be an easy-going smart kid. During her time on earth, she was the talk of the world. She was nicknamed by medical practitioners as Mrs. B. and was commonly described as the woman with four legs. She got married at the age of 19 to a lovely sweet man James C, Bicknell, and was pregnant the first time when she was 25. She vomited for two months and was placed under special medical attention. After examining her it was discovered that she had two sexual organs and two wombs. One at the right the other on the left. And her first pregnancy was on the left she didn't believe the reports of the doctors. She claimed she

A brave serving Nigerian Air Force (NAF) officer, Air Commodore John Ijudigal, has foiled a robbery/kidnapping attempt by a suspected ‘one-chance’ robbery syndicate in Abuja and rescued two victims. A statement by the NAF director of Public Relations and Information, Air Vice Marshal Edward Gabkwet, on Saturday, said the incident occurred on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, at Accra Street, Wuse Zone 5, Abuja, leading to the arrest three suspects. He said the incident took place at about 7.28pm on the fateful day as Air Commodore Ijudigal was commuting home in his official car after work when he suddenly came across the scene. AVM Gabkwet said the Air Force officer said an Abuja-painted taxi (Mazda 323, with registration number BWR 232 XB) reversing on high speed, with terrified passengers inside the vehicle “screaming for help”. He said in pursuit of the taxi was a black Toyota Land Cruiser, therefore Air Commodore Ijudigal instinctively joined in the pursuit by using his official vehic

A New York man living in Mexico is lucky to be alive after several men abducted him and held him for a $200,000 ransom.  The kidnappers taped Joseph Constantine Buonincontri’s eyes shut and bound him by his wrists and ankles, and left him deep in a jungle in Limones, Mexico, a remote area about 200 miles southwest of Cancun.  Locals tipped off the police about armed men driving a taxi from Tulum, a popular resort area, into the secluded wilderness, which sparked a rescue mission by the Mexican military and the Mexican National Guard.  The 35-year-old New Yorker was alive, but tied up in a straw hut, according to the Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office, which said authorities recovered a backpack with marijuana, a tactical vest and loaded magazines for an AR-15. 

FORT WORTH, Texas (Gray News) – The Fort Worth Zoo is celebrating the birth of a baby gorilla that was born via emergency C-section by the zoo’s veterinary team. The zoo said mom Sekani was exhibiting signs of preeclampsia, a serious condition of high blood pressure in pregnancy that can occur in both humans and primates. Sekani’s condition required necessary intervention, the zoo said, and veterinarians consulted with specialists in human medicine. They agreed that an emergency C-section was necessary to save both Sekani and her baby. Videos and photos shared by the zoo show the incredible cesarean process behind the scenes. The zoo said Sekani is recovering from the surgery well, but she has not demonstrated the necessary maternal behavior to care for her premature baby. Zookeepers have been hand-raising the baby, named Jameela, and provided her with around-the-clock care for the last five weeks. The zoo said 40 people have been taking care of Jameela, and they even created an on-si

A man was mauled to death by his pit bulls in L.A. County, USA as officials found his body in a backyard kennel where he kept the dogs.This horrific incident occured on Thursday night, February 15 in Compton although his body wasn’t discovered until Friday and at that point, he was dead. As at press time its still not clear what exactly led to the mauling, but the man is reported to have been in the business of breeding/selling pit bulls owning at least 5 grown ones in his backyard. Police say they believe he might have been trying to feed the animals when they turned on him.  Helicopters surveying the scene early Friday appear to have captured images of his body in one of the enclosures on his property — but later in the day, first responders arrived to contain the situation … apprehending the dogs themselves.The animals are now in the possession of Animal Control. The director of LA County’s Animal Control department said, “Our deepest sympathies are extended to the family and frie

Nasarawa State Police  has arrested 10 suspected members of a child theft and sale syndicate, who allegedly stole no fewer than 45 children. The Commissioner of Police, Shehu Nadada, made the disclosure while parading the suspects at the command’s headquarters in Lafia, on Friday. According to the commissioner, police operatives attached to Keffi Division on routine patrol on Jan. 10, rescued a man from mob action and upon enquiry discovered that he allegedly abducted a five-year-old boy in Keffi. He said that the suspect later confessed to being a member of a syndicate that specialised in child theft and sale of same to the highest bidder. Nadada said that further investigation led to the arrest of nine other members of the syndicate. He said that further analysis on their mobile phones indicated that they had stolen and sold 45 children, who have been illegally adopted by unsuspecting member of the public across the country. The commissioner, who did not state the period when the ch

A woman in Japan fell to her death from a bridge after being too engrossed using her phone to take photos. According to TBS News, the woman's father called the police, saying that his daughter had fallen from a bridge in Higashiizu town, Shizuoka prefecture in Japan, on Nov. 4 at around 9:40am local time. According to the police, the woman, in her 20s, fell approximately 40 metres from the bridge. The woman was found and conveyed to the hospital where she was pronounced to be dead. The deceased came from Chiba, a prefecture near Tokyo, to visit her father, in his 40s, who lives in Higashiizu town. The father and daughter were in a car with her father's friend, on the way to have a meal together, Yomiuri Shimbun reported. It was believed that she had alighted from the car as she “wanted to see a deer”, before falling off the bridge while using her smartphone to take photos.

A significant breakthrough has been made in Abuja as the FCT Police Command successfully apprehended a group of notorious kidnappers operating in the area. The arrests took place in Tudun – Wada Lugbe and Pyakasa areas of Trademore in Abuja. The individuals arrested and their state of origin are as follows: Usman Muazu from Kwali, FCT Aliyu Mohammed from Borno state Awwal Dahiru from Gwagwalada, FCT Rabi Sani from Safana, Katsina Madina Abubakar from Niger state Jonah Elimelech from Kaduna Saminu Idris from Kauru, Kaduna Mariji Iliya from Mangu, Plateau The arrest marks a significant victory for law enforcement in the region, particularly in combating the rising threat of kidnapping. With the recovery of N9 million in ransom, authorities have dealt a heavy blow to criminal networks operating within the city.

Two women have been arraigned at a zonal Chief Magistrates’ Court in New Karu, Nasarawa State, for allegedly fighting and inflicting injury on themselves because of a man. It was gathered that they exchanged blows on February 14, Valentine’s Day after one accused the other of snatching her husband. The defendants, Alice Odey, 27, and Blessing Onagbulum, 39, Nasarawa State, were charged on Friday with breach of public peace, defamation of character and causing harm. Both women who reside in New Nyanya, Karu, Nasarawa state however, pleaded not guilty to the charge. The prosecutor, Inspector Shehu Ndam, informed the court that the defendants were arrested and brought to the New Nyanya Police Station after engaging in a messy fight on Wednesday. According to him, Blessing claimed that Alice snatched her husband, whereas the accused counter-alleged that the wife used juju on her hubby. Ndam said a fight consequently broke out and Alice used a broken bottle to stab her accuser in different

An angry mob in the center of the Afghan capital, Kabul, has killed a woman and set her body alight for allegedly burning a copy of the Koran. Police and witnesses say the killing took place near the Shah-e Doh Shamshira shrine on March 19. "We were watching this incident. She burned the Koran,” one eyewitness told RFE/RL's Radio Free Afghanistan. “A lot of people gathered around the spot,” he added. “They burned her." The head of Kabul's criminal police, General Farid Afzali, told the AFP news agency that the woman's body was then thrown into the Kabul River. Heather Barr, a senior researcher for women's rights in Asia for Human Rights Watch (HRW), identified the victim as 27-year-old Farkhunda. A security official quoted the family of the victim as telling investigators that she had been suffering from mental illness for many years, Footage obtained by RFE/RL shows a large crowd comprised mainly of young men repeatedly kicking and beating the woman. Some th

Social media is flooded with the video and pictures of a couple who were caught having good time in a swimming pool.. read, see photos and watch the video  It is not known where the incident took place but the couple seem to have good time. According to the pictures, the man is seen behind the woman, holding girlfriend’s melons while in the water. The woman seems to enjoy it from behind. Well, i should not talk a lot, just see it for yourself,

Lina Medina was only five years, seven months, and 21 days old when she gave birth on 14 May 1939. Originally thought to be a hoax, several doctors have over the years verified the incident based on biopsies, X-rays of the fetal skeleton in her uterus, and photos taken of her by the doctors caring for her. Lina Medina herself was born in Ticrapo, Castrovirreyna Province, Peru, on 23 September 1933, and is still alive and living in Lima, Peru. It was not known from the outset that Lina was pregnant, as her parents took her to hospital due to her increasing abdominal size in early 1939. It was originally believed that she had a tumor, but doctors determined that she was instead in the seventh month of a pregnancy. She was then taken to Medina by her doctor, Dr Gerardo Lozada, to have other specialists confirm her pregnancy. A month-and-a-half after the diagnosis, Medina gave birth to a boy by Caesarean section (C-section). She was five years, seven months, and 21 days old, which meant s

Wow, this is quite the update to a crazy story from over the weekend. It turns out that the man involved in the mid-flight romp had a pregnant fiancee at home, while the woman is actually a mother of three. Tracey Bolton, 39, is a café owner and had been drinking at Manchester airport before hopping on top of Shaun Edmondson, 31, who is also from the UK and was headed off on a bachelor party. “I am absolutely mortified. What started as a bit of drunken madness has gone worldwide. I am horrified but absolutely nothing happened. I haven’t stopped crying since I saw it. I am so embarrassed,’ she added.” Meanwhile, Shaun has apparently gone into hiding after the video went viral and he was exposed to have a six-months pregnant fiancee at home: “But he has completely gone into hiding since this has all kicked off. He could still even be over there. Apparently none of his family, or his girlfriend have been able get in touch with him. He’s gone absolutely AWOL. I don’t believe it was actual