Thursday, October 2, 2014

ISIS behead five Kurdish fighters, including three women, whose severed heads are then shared online by terror fanatics

Islamic State fighters beheaded seven men and three women in a Kurdish area of northern Syria, a monitoring group reports.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said five Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, among them three women, and four Syrian Arabs were beheaded near the town of Kobani.
The Kurdish fighters were taken prisoner during the battle for the mainly Kurdish town, also known as Ayn Arab, which is close to the Turkish border and has been besieged by Islamic State forces. 
Woman fighters from the Kurdish People's Protection Units: Three women (not pictured) were among five Kurdish fighters reportedly beheaded by Islamic State militants after they were captured near Kobani
Woman fighters from the Kurdish People's Protection Units: Three women (not pictured) were among five Kurdish fighters reportedly beheaded by Islamic State militants after they were captured near Kobani
Dozens of militants and Kurdish fighters were killed in the fighting, said SOHR.

Revealed: Oscar Pistorius 'made secret nine minute phone call to an ex girlfriend shortly before killing Reeva Steenkamp'

Oscar Pistorius made a secret phone call to one of his ex-girlfriends shortly before he shot Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine’s Day last year.
The convicted killer spoke to Jenna Edkins, 25, for nine minutes on the evening of the killing, a new book reveals.
Pistorius and Edkins were in an on-off relationship for five years, and he is believed to have still been seeing her and another woman when he met Miss Steenkamp
Secret call: Oscar Pistorius spoke to ex-girlfriend Edkins, 25, who was called Babyshoes in his phone, for nine minutes on the eve he shot Reeva Steenkamp
Secret call: Oscar Pistorius spoke to ex-girlfriend Edkins, 25, who was called Babyshoes in his phone, for nine minutes on the eve he shot Reeva Steenkamp

ONE HUNDRED Texans exposed to Ebola patient as his quarantined girlfriend reveals his sweat-soaked sheets are still on their bed. Panicked parents pull their children from school after being handed notes saying 'everything is fine'

Up to 100 people in Texas are believed to have had contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan as the patient's quarantined girlfriend said today she has not been told by authorities what to do with the infected man's sweat-soaked bedclothes which remain in her home.  
Mr Duncan's partner, Louise, told CNN that she has been legally ordered to stay inside her Dallas apartment with her 13-year-old child and two nephews, who are both in their twenties, as they came in direct contact with the patient while he was contagious.
None of the four people quarantined are showing Ebola symptoms but Louise, who works as a home help, has been taking the group's temperature every hour.
The CDC has not told the mother what to do with Mr Duncan's sweat-soaked sheets and pillows which remain in the home. She has placed the towels he used in plastic bags and cleaned up with bleach.  
One member of a cleaning crew in hazmat suit at Lowe Elementary School in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday as the schools attended by the children who came in contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan underwent deep cleans
One member of a cleaning crew in hazmat suit at Lowe Elementary School in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday as the schools attended by the children who came in contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan underwent deep cleans

Doomsday warning: UN Ebola chief raises 'nightmare' prospect that virus could mutate and become airborne - making it much more infectious

The longer the Ebola epidemic continues infecting people unabated the higher the chances it will mutate and become airborne, the UN's Ebola response chief has warned.
Anthony Banbury, the Secretary General's Special Representative, has said there is a 'nightmare' prospect the deadly disease will become airborne if it continues infecting new hosts.
His comments come as organisations battling the crisis in West Africa warned the international community has just four weeks to stop its spread before it spirals 'completely out of control'.
And the British nurse who survived the disease said the 'horror and misery' of watching young children die from the disease must be avoided 'at all costs'.
Anthony Banbury (pictured) has warned the deadly Ebola virus could  mutate and become airborne
Anthony Banbury (pictured) has warned the deadly Ebola virus could mutate and become airborne

Teenager obsessed with Dexter TV series stabbed 17-year-old girlfriend to death before dismembering her in his bedroom

A 17-year-old boy obsessed with TV serial killer Dexter was jailed for 25 years today for murdering his girlfriend who he ferociously stabbed before dismembering her body.
Steven Miles, who was 16 at the time, committed the ‘blood-curdling’ killing of 17-year-old Elizabeth Thomas in his bedroom at the family home in Oxted, Surrey.
Having stabbed her in the head and back, he dismembered her legs and an arm - wrapping the limbs in cling film and placing them in bin bags - and covered her body in a green plastic garden sheet.
Murder: Steven Miles (left), who was 16 at the time, committed the ‘blood-curdling’ killing of his 17-year-old girlfriend Elizabeth Thomas (right) in his bedroom at the family home in Oxted, Surrey

I saw the Synagogue tragedy coming – TB Joshua

TB Joshua
The founder of the Synagogue Church of all Nations, Prophet Temitope Joshua, has claimed that he saw a vision of the incident that killed at least 115 persons in the church guesthouse.
The victims, mainly South Africans, died when a six-storey guesthouse belonging to the church caved in on September 12.
The embattled clergyman, who said he knew something tragic was to befall his ministry, noted that he prepared his parishioners on how to handle the tragedy.
In a statement posted on the SCOAN’s official Facebook page, TB Joshua warned his critics against accusing him of failing to foresee the disaster that befell his ministry.

‘We hid N119m drugs in perfumes for N1m reward’


‘We hid N119m drugs in perfumes for N1m reward’
Suspected drug traffickers, Daniel Marvin and Akubuo Favour Victor, said they hid cocaine valued at over N119 million inside perfumes and capacitors because the drug barons promised them N500,000 reward each. Marvin, 29, told officials of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) that he was introduced to drug trafficking by his childhood friend.
He said: “I was searching for business breakthrough when my friend told me that I could earn half a million naira by just going to Brazil. He told me they would buy my return ticket and all I needed to do was to bring in cocaine.