António Costa, because they wouldn't give me a kiss - Video Dailymotion

António Costa, because they wouldn't give me a kiss - Video Dailymotion: António Luís Costa is an ex-GNR soldier from Santa Comba Dão, Portugal, who killed three young women. On 31 July 2007 the court found the defender guilty of all crimes except for the crime of hiding the body of one of his victims, since she was still alive when she was thrown to the Atlantic ocean. Murders Costa's first victim was Isabel Cristina Isidoro, who went missing on May 24, 2005; her body was recovered from the ocean on May 31, 2005. Mariana Lourenço went missing on October 14, 2005, and her mutilated body was found in June 2006. The third and last victim was Joana Oliveira, who went missing on May 8, 2006; her body was recovered from under a bridge based on directions given by Costa. According to Costa, after he had consensual sexual relations with the first victim and asked for a kiss from the second and third victims, he suffocated them when they threatened to tell. Arrest and confession Costa was arrested by the Polícia Judiciária on 24 June 2006. At first he confessed the crimes, both to the police and to the judge conducting the preliminary investigation, but later withdraw his confession and accused an uncle of Lourenço for the crimes. He said that he was coerced by the Polícia Judiciária to confess, but the Polícia Judiciária refutes that accusation. He was telephone tapped confessing the crimes to his family.

Top ten killers 1 Gertrude BANISZEWSKI - Video Dailymotion

Top ten killers 1 Gertrude BANISZEWSKI - Video Dailymotion: Gertrude Baniszewski (1929–1990), also known as Gertrude Wright and The Torture Mother, was an Indiana divorcee who oversaw and facilitated the prolonged torture, mutilation, and eventual murder of Sylvia Likens, a teenage girl she had taken into her home. The case is unique in that, while Baniszewski did play an active role in Likens' death, the majority of the torture that eventually brought about Likens' demise was carried out by Baniszewski's teenage children and other neighborhood children. Although Baniszewski did instruct the children on several occasions, it was later discovered that they took a large degree of Likens' torture into their own hands, in what would later be called a Lord of the Flies scenario come to life. When she was convicted of first degree murder in 1965, the case was called 'the single worst crime perpetuated against an individual in Indiana's history'.

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The murder of Logan Marr - Video Dailymotion

The murder of Logan Marr - Video Dailymotion: Christy Darling is beside herself knowing that the woman who suffocated her kindergarten-age daughter 16 years ago will be released from prison in just over a month. Darling, 39, feels it’s more than an injustice; it tarnishes the memory of her daughter, Logan Marr. Sally Ann Schofield, who was convicted of manslaughter in Logan's death, is scheduled to be released from prison on probation in April. Sally Ann Schofield, 55, a former state child caseworker who suffocated the 5-year-old foster child with duct tape, was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 17 years in prison. Schofield remains at the Maine Correctional Center in Windham and is due to be released on probation on April 25. “I can’t believe it’s happening,” Darling said in an interview. “There’s no peace and justice for (Logan). It just must be nice to walk around free knowing you killed a child while the rest of us sit around and suffer. It blows my mind.” Logan and her younger sister, Bailey, had been taken away from Darling – then known as Christy M. Baker – and placed at a series of foster homes before being moved to Schofield’s home in Chelsea. At the time, Schofield was a supervisor in the Maine Department of Health and Human Services, and the placement violated state rules. In 2002, Schofield was convicted of killing Logan a year earlier by wrapping the hysterical-acting child in 47 feet of duct tape, some of it covering her mouth. The girl was bound to a highchair and left alone in a basement, where she was later found unresponsive. After Logan’s death, Bailey was returned to her mother. The shocking case spurred reform throughout DHHS, leading to sweeping changes in Maine’s child welfare system, including an effort to place children with relatives rather than in foster care. The state continually has notified Darling of any change in Schofield’s status, and Darling has weighed in on some proposals, including objecting to a request from Schofield to be put on home confinement rather than remain in prison – a request that was later rejected. “I slammed my feet a million times on the floor,” Darling said. “They wanted to do it around Logan’s birthday. I said, ‘Oh, hell no.’ ” Logan was born on Oct. 14, 1995. The latest missive from the state to Darling was about Schofield’s imminent release from prison. An attempt to reach Schofield via family members was unsuccessful. A woman who answered the phone at Schofield’s husband’s home hung up. A policy on the Maine Correctional Center website says: “We do not accept incoming phone calls for prisoners.”

The murder of Daniel Pelka

The murder of Daniel Pełka occurred on 3 March 2012 in Coventry, England. Daniel, 4, died of a head injury. His mother, Magdalena Łuczak (27), and her partner, Mariusz Krężołek (33), were found guilty of the murder on 31 July 2013. On 2 August 2013, both Łuczak and Krężołek were jailed for life with a minimum sentence of 30 years each. Both died in prison, however, within three years of being sentenced. Daniel Pelka's biological parents, Łuczak and Eryk Pelka, separated in Poland, and his mother moved to Coventry in the United Kingdom with her new boyfriend in 2006, when she was pregnant. Daniel was born there. Łuczak and Krężołek starved the child, beat him, locked him in a room, force-fed him salt, and put his head underwater in the bath. He weighed only one stone nine pounds (10.4 kg) when he died. On 14 July 2015, Łuczak was found unresponsive in her cell at about 07:15 BST and was pronounced dead. An inquest held three days later revealed that Łuczak had hanged herself one day before what would have been Daniel's eighth birthday. At about 08.30 on 27 January 2016, Krężołek was found dead in his prison cell at Full Sutton Prison. https://openload.co/f/C53ekUUwujs/The_murder_of_Daniel_Pelka.mp4

Bullied to death Amanda Todds victim of sextorsion - Video Dailymotion

Bullied to death Amanda Todds victim of sextorsion - Video Dailymotion: According to the BBC, A 35-year-old man was officially charged in April 2014 in the Netherlands in connection with Amanda Todd’s suicide. According to the Canadian police, the unidentified suspect was charged with extortion, internet luring, criminal harassment and child pornography, Canadian police say. The Police also mentioned the suspect is involved in other abuse cases and not just the Amanda story. The Dutch newspaper Omroep Brabant reports materials seized at the suspect’s home put him in suspicion of other cases of online abuse involving in the Netherlands, the UK and the US. “Today marks a major milestone in our investigation,” said Inspector Paulette Friel of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. “A suspect has been identified, he has been arrested and he has been charged.” “The suspicions against the man are that he approached underage girls via the internet and then seduced them into performing sexual acts in front of a webcam,” Dutch prosecutors said in a statement, quoted by AP. Suspected targets include men who were allegedly convinced the man was an underage boy and were persuaded into performing sexual acts on camera. It took police almost two years to find only one suspect in the Amanda Todd cyber bullying case. It is to be remembered, that there are thousands of child predators in online chat rooms who are taking advantage of sweet young boys and girls everyday. This is why Amanda Todd’s story should serve as a wake up call for children everywhere. Carol Todd, Amanda’s Mother says that the rise in cyber bullying is happening due to the rise in social media platforms that allow the user to remain anonymous which makes the bully anonymous. “Technology has ramped it up so much that there are no boundaries,” Todd said. “It’s so faceless and they are free to say whatever, they’re free to say and do whatever without thinking about it.” It is worth noting here that the origin of Amanda’s story started when, according to Amanda’s viral Youtube video, she had been coerced online in 2010 to flash her breasts, and the resulting image was used against her and circulated on the Web and at school. “The picture was put out there on the Internet and then all of a sudden, her peers started harassing her, both face-to-face bullying and online, so she had to endure that kind of abuse,” Todd said to Foxnews. “She was afraid to go to school, people were looking at her, she developed more depression, social anxiety. She was afraid people were watching her all the time.” It is worth mentioning that in Canada, the criminal code’s general harassment provision includes the prosecution of cyber bullying. Many U.S. States have also incorporated laws that specifically target cyber bullying and harassment.

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