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http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/horror-body-five-year-old-boy-found-4757205

Headlines through google reference the heart being cut out as do the articles in the paper today but the online article doesn't which is a bit strange but horrendous all the same.

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By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Dec 14 18:47
Fack me, that poor kid suffered. Sad

If it's true about the heart being cut out, it sounds similar to an african 'child witchcraft' murder.

If not, still a facking nutcase, whoever did it.

Will anybody change their mind about capital punishment after this?
By:
mange
When: 06 Dec 14 19:04
are these ethnic people ?
By:
hearts1874
When: 06 Dec 14 19:07
no doubt mange, no doubt.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 06 Dec 14 19:16
Woman in custody, police not looking for any others.  I thought witchcraft stuff would involve more than one woman.
By:
mange
When: 06 Dec 14 19:31
I doubt if the BBC will mention it.................
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Dec 14 19:38
why do the mainstream media not report accurately ?
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Dec 14 19:45
A five-year-old boy was found with his heart ripped out in a suspected 'ritual' killing.

Police Scotland launched a murder investigation in Alva, Clackmannanshire, after finding the child following calls about his welfare.

A woman, who is believed to be the boy's mother, was held by police on Friday night. It is understood she is from Botswana, and there is another child, the boy's sister, who is safe and well.

An emergency crew member said the boy suffered a "sickening and violent death".

Police described the victim as have a "significant injury" to his body, according to the Daily Record.

Paramedics declared the boy dead at the scene and the streets around the end-of-terrace house in Carnaughton Place were cordoned off. Forensic teams searched the area outside the flat.

Chief Inspector Stephen Sneddon said: "On arrival, police officers found the child with a significant injury to his body and he was pronounced dead at the scene by the Scottish Ambulance Service.

"Inquiries into the full circumstances are ongoing and a woman is currently detained in connection with the investigation.

"We are not currently looking for anyone else and I want to reassure the local community there is no risk to them. Officers will be carrying out inquiries in the area and I would ask the public to continue to give us the full support they have shown so far, to allow us to conclude these investigations as soon as possible.

"Officers will be carrying out inquiries in the area and I would ask the public to continue to give us the full support they have shown so far, to allow us to conclude these investigations as soon as possible.

"This is a quiet area and I would emphasise that this is a very unusual incident which poses no risk to others."

A neighbour described the mother of the boy as "quiet".

Victoria Thomson said: "She moved there a wee while ago, maybe last year. They haven't been there long.

"She lived there with her two children. The other one was a wee girl. The wee boy was five but that is all I know.

"I don't think she had a partner. She was a really quiet lady. She always had her curtains shut as well."

Police Scotland said they were not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident.

Dr Hendrik Scholtz, a South African expert in ritualistic murders, explained that human sacrifice takes place when people need to obtain supernatural powers to be successful in something like business or politics.

He said: "The person is sacrificed to awaken the supernatural force required to attain that goal."


I still dont understand how African people get free entry to our country.
By:
john92
When: 06 Dec 14 19:46
The mother is from Botswana according to the paper.
By:
Tallywagger.
When: 06 Dec 14 19:46
because they probably aren't Ukip members.
By:
Ibrahima Sonko
When: 06 Dec 14 19:51
.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/

is a very good site for independent news in the uk
By:
Al Dente
When: 06 Dec 14 22:44
From sub Saharan Africa; anything is possible down there.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 06 Dec 14 22:50
Very sad.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 06 Dec 14 22:51
Botswana is considered one of the better african countries.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 06 Dec 14 23:00
Fúckíng monsters.  How anyone could argue against capital punishment for perpetrators of this heinous act is beyond me.
By:
Dobbo
When: 06 Dec 14 23:05
Apart from the bleeding obvious that we are too civilised a society to revert to execution - it is never going to happen,it is probable that this woman is mentally unbalanced.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 06 Dec 14 23:07
By definition(whatever that means) she is mentally unstable.
By:
Pokermonster
When: 06 Dec 14 23:08
No shít.  Of course the perpetrator is mentally unstable.  They still deserve to be put to death.
By:
treble
When: 06 Dec 14 23:08
Ritual killings and Honour killings.

Isn't multiculturalism a wonderful thing?
By:
Dobbo
When: 06 Dec 14 23:09
Waste of wrath. It will never happen .Its not an option
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Dec 14 23:11
Lucky I expressed sadness for the child or the luvvies would have been on here branding me racist.
By:
alun2005
When: 06 Dec 14 23:30
Why wasn't this the LEAD story on tonight's BBC News ?

I can hardly think of anything more serious in this country today as newsworthy. I can't even see it on the BBC News website front page. Astonishingly, the non-story about breast-feeding in public is deemed more important.

Once more we have to suffer another devastating example of the realities of "The Enrichment of Britain" in practice.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 06 Dec 14 23:30
Dobbo... Just because something is not law, or perhaps will never be law doesnt mean it is not worthy of discussion.
By:
Dobbo
When: 06 Dec 14 23:34
Good Point
By:
Dobbo
When: 06 Dec 14 23:34
Good Point
By:
rob_dylan
When: 06 Dec 14 23:35
Good lad.
By:
john92
When: 06 Dec 14 23:48
Latest BBC report

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-30360265

Even calling it a 'death' or as the MSP says 'tragic event' is wrong. This was horrendous child murder motivated by who knows what.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 06 Dec 14 23:58
The BBC are loathe to report black crime.

As we all know, but only a few will say it.
By:
alun2005
When: 07 Dec 14 00:04
This is even more grotesque and savage than the "Baby P" atrocity, where no-one was convicted of murder. 

There can be no hiding place for politicians and media after this incident, although I daresay The Guardian will do their best to pretend it didn't actually take place.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 07 Dec 14 00:14
Of course they will hide and in broad daylight alun. See no evil, hear no evil and speak about no evil.
By:
Eeternaloptimist
When: 07 Dec 14 00:15
And of course the left will accuse us of being racist because we are appalled at this grotesque crime.
By:
alun2005
When: 07 Dec 14 00:24
I can't wait to see what "The Defence" will be, but on past form there will be umpteen Left-leaning law firms queuing up to present some preposterous drivel with a straight face, no doubt all funded by the taxpayer, as of course happened with the savage killing of poor Lee Rigby.
By:
call me a taxi
When: 07 Dec 14 00:34
I read the other day the Adelebayo, or whatever his name is, was intending to be working for the British security services.

I assume that's why he wasn't shot dead by a police 'marksman'

The police should have treated him the same as they did Duggan.
By:
john92
When: 07 Dec 14 00:35
I would consider myself left leaning on most issues. This is horrific. I am from a small Scottish town like this.

There are pros and cons to everything. Vacuous p1sh like 'it enriches our society' helps nobody.
By:
alun2005
When: 07 Dec 14 00:41
It's in Scotland's hands now John. This is a huge chance for Scotland to show leadership on such matters, following on from the magnificent revival of democracy already seen in Scotland earlier this year. A generation of politicians now have the chance to say No More.
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 07 Dec 14 00:53
Not interested in the politics, to me the main point of the story shows just how horrific women can be.

So many reported cases just lately of women killing their children.

Yet they are the 'fairer sex'.

As if.
Horrible creatures.
By:
bodil
When: 07 Dec 14 01:43
Well, we've been cutting the heart out of our established society for decades.  Why the surprise?  Been thinking about becoming a witch doctor recently.  I'd be so good.  You'd do anything I told you to.  And then some.
By:
Tommy Toes
When: 07 Dec 14 01:47
I most certainly wouldn't.
By:
bodil
When: 07 Dec 14 01:51
Oh, go on!  Yes you would.  I'd be soooo persuasive.
By:
boxingthefox
When: 07 Dec 14 01:58
trading name, bodil bones, no job too small, thank me laterPlain
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