Nggak bisa membantah kenyatana yang saya sampaikan, rezamautia yang dungu kayak anjing, berpengetahuan dangkal kayak comberan di musim kemarau di Jakrta, tukang cuap-cuap kayak nonok bebek yang baru dientotin monyet bonobo, korban kibulan orang Arab hanya bisa memfitnah dan memfitnah...
Rezameutia ini betul-betul adalah manusia bertabiat nista yang menjijikkan. --- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > jika anda punya waktu luang, saya sarankan anda pergi menemui > psikiater. sebelum terlambat, seperti joseph f dan 'british fritzl'. > > totally insane. > > > ============= > > > > Authorities under fire over 'British Fritzl' daughter rape case > Esther Addley > The Guardian > > > Inquiry under way after social services failed to investigate man who > fathered nine children during 30 years of violent abuse > > An investigation has been launched into the failings of police and > social services in the case of a father who made his two daughters > pregnant 19 times during almost 30 years of rape and physical abuse. > > The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was given 25 life > sentences yesterday. He will serve a minimum of 19 years and six > months in prison. > > He fathered nine children with his daughters, two of whom died at > birth. The other 10 pregnancies were miscarried or terminated. > > The case echoes that of the Austrian man Josef Fritzl, who imprisoned > his daughter underground for 24 years and fathered her seven children. > > The British man pleaded guilty last month to 25 counts of rape > committed in the early 1980s and continuing until this year when the > women finally sought help. > > Child protection experts are questioning how the abuse was not > detected by those who came into contact with the family. > > Jayne Ludlam, the director of children's and young people's services > at Sheffield city council, said social workers became aware of the > "harrowing" abuse in June and an independent review into the case had > been launched. > > The court was told of several contacts with authorities who could have > brought the case to the attention of police. The actions of > Lincolnshire county council, and both Lincolnshire and South Yorkshire > police, are to be investigated. > > James Baird, representing the defendant, said: "It must be > inconceivable to those who have listened to this case that these > offences have been carried out, in this day and age in a so-called > civilised society, over such a long time and with such consequences, > without them being reported or investigated. > > "All the signs were indicative of an incestuous relationship. It is my > submission that despite these circumstances and real suspicion, > nothing was done by Lincolnshire social services or Sheffield social > services about how any woman could endure these pregnancies." > > Sheffield crown court heard how the British man, who is 56 and > divorced, began abusing the sisters when they were between eight and > 10, and that they were badly beaten to make them comply. > > He "took pleasure" in assaulting the girls, the court heard, and the > violent attacks would stop only while the children were pregnant. > > "His younger daughter told of the frightening habit her father had of > putting her head next to the flames of their gas fire and that when > she struggled to get away on certain occasions she burnt her eyes," > the prosecutor, Nicholas Campbell QC, told the court. They were kept > out of school when their injuries were visible and the family moved > repeatedly to avoid suspicion. The girls' mother left in the early > 1990s; a brother lived with them until his teens. > > The court heard that in 1988 suspicions were raised at the victims' > school due to their injuries, but these were blamed on bullying. One > of the women was asked by a doctor if her father was the father of her > children, but she denied it. The girls called Childline, the court was > told, and asked for a guarantee that their children would not be taken > away, but hung up when this assurance could not be given. > > In sentencing, the judge, Alan Goldsack QC, said: "The phrase 'it is > difficult to imagine a worse case' is much overused and rarely, if > ever, true. But I can say that in nearly 40 years of dealing with > criminal cases and 14 as a family judge the combination of aggravating > circumstances here is the worst I have come across. > > "Due to the seriousness of this case an independent review has already > been launched which will look into the circumstances surrounding the > case and the contact the agencies had with the victims." > ------------------------------------ Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! 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