Rampant Abuse and Murders of Children

[Jimbone]

Mandatory execution of pedophiles and child porn participants (viewers, creators, participants) would improve society tenfold.

[sally]

No, letting them out of jail again and again until they finally kill a kid is a way better idea.

Something really needs to be done about that, they should never be allowed back into society after the first time.

[Jimbone]

Neither should other mentally ill people, but that's not politically correct anymore. Better to have them walking among us instead, on pharmaceuticals and in group therapy.

[HairOfTheDog]

Killer Nanny -- Guilty


Little Lucia (Lulu) and Leo Krim ^ were were six and two years old when they were stabbed to death in their NYC home back in October of 2012. Rest in peace.

Their mother Marina was at a swimming class with their 3-year-old sister Nessie and their father was out of town on business.

Lulu and Leo were in the care of their live-in nanny Yoselyn Ortega at the time.

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[HairOfTheDog]

The nanny, Yoselyn Ortega ^, was resentful that she was expected to do some light housekeeping during the day, even though the Krims were paying her extra. She was also jealous of Marina because Marina was happier and richer than she, according to investigators and prosecutors.

So, Ortega used two kitchen knives to stab Lulu thirty times and Leo five times in the bathroom of their home. She then placed them in the bathtub and hung around to watch as their mother discovered their bodies. After that, Ortega took a knife to herself.

There was no doubt that Ortega was the murderer. However, her attorney argued that she had an undiagnosed mental disorder and lost her shit, therefore rendering her not guilty by reason of insanity.

The jury found Ortega, 55, guilty today and she now faces life in prison. I think the jury got it right and hope the bitch gets the maximum sentence.

Refs:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-...-1.3941554
https://www.thecut.com/2018/04/yoselyn-o...trial.html

[BigMark]

That does not seem like justice to me. We need a gofund page for the fellow inmate who sends her to hell.

[HairOfTheDog]

That does not seem like justice to me. We need a gofund page for the fellow inmate who sends her to hell.

It could probably raise a lot of money, especially in New York.

But, I don't think there are too many women in the pen who'd wanna stay there for life just so they could afford all the commissary Peanut Butter Logs and Twinkies (or prison contraband) their hearts desire.

Gotta be a few though.........maybe some sweet-toothed lifer or chain-smoking junky would do the deed?

The prison business would probably love it; they'd be at full capacity caging all the GoFundMe donors for conspiracy to commit murder.

[Jimbone]

I thought peanut butter logs in prison meant something completely different than food.

[BigMark]

Hell comes in many forms.

[HairOfTheDog]

I thought peanut butter logs in prison meant something completely different than food.

They don't sound very appealing, but Peanut Butter Logs were listed on the commissary menu attached to an article I read a while back.

I was kinda surprised by all the stuff available to prisoners..........if they have someone banking them money. Even in prison, income inequality is rampant in our capitalistic society!

The most popular commissary food item.................Top Ramen.

[HairOfTheDog]

Hell comes in many forms.

That's true.

The child-murdering nanny is an evil piece of shit, no doubt about it.

I don't care if she dies or her life is a living hell. Often, however, people like her end up adjusting pretty easily to prison life surrounded by other people with no conscience.

[Duchess]

Often, however, people like her end up adjusting pretty easily to prison life surrounded by other people with no conscience.

Makes me think of Jodi Arias, that cookie baking bitch. She's evil.

Every now & then I think of some of those old cases, HotD. I still think about the little boy in Oregon and the evil step-mother.

[HairOfTheDog]

Every now & then I think of some of those old cases, HotD. I still think about the little boy in Oregon and the evil step-mother.

Me too.

Kyron Horman is the little boy from Oregon -- he's been missing for 8 years now. So many exhaustive searches have been conducted and no trace of him. I really hope he's found some day. I don't think there's much chance he's alive, but his parents should be able to bury him and to get some form of justice.

Hailey Dunn is another case I still think about often. I'm almost certain her mom's piece of shit boyfriend killed her and that her mother was knee-deep in it too. Still no charges against either of them years after Hailey's remains were finally located.

[HairOfTheDog]

The killer nanny, Yoselyn Ortega, was sentenced today.

She got life in prison with no possibility of parole.

When the sentence was read, she cried for the first time in court. Then she said she's sorry for all the happened, but hopes nobody has to go through what she went through. Always the self-centered victim.

Story: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/killer-nann...-her-care/

[HairOfTheDog]

NEW MEXICO

This is disturbing, like all the cases in this thread.



Siraj Wahhaj, 39, described as an 'extremist Muslim' and the son of a prominent NY imam, was arrested at a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, on Friday.

Prosecutors say he was training 11 children, all related, to learn how to shoot guns -- it was intended as practice for mass school shootings, according to police.

The kids were saved and taken into protective custody when police raided the property after intercepting a message intended for someone else outside which said they were all starving.  Wahhaj, his brother-in-law, his wife, and two sister-in-laws were all arrested for felony child abuse.

Police had been surveilling the group for months in attempt to find Wahhaj's disabled son who was reported missing/abducted by his mother in December.  

Police say they didn't raid the compound earlier because they hadn't seen Wahhaj or his son, AG, there and had no cause before intercepting the message.

AG was not among the 11 kids who were rescued on Friday -- it looks like the little boy might be dead.  :(

Police are yet to confirm whether remains found at the compound belong to him.

Story:  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...tings.html

[Maggot]

He should be wrapped in a cloth with nothing but his head showing, buried in a pit up to his elbows and stoned to death. Like they do to women in Iran.

[BigMark]

From marble sized stones to brick sized over 12 hours.

[HairOfTheDog]

Public Defender Clark said his client Sirraj Wahhaj had permits to carry his weapons and no criminal record — accusing prosecutors of holding adults at the compound to an unusual standard because of their race and Muslim faith.

“They are black and they are Muslim,” Clark said. “If these were white people of Christian faith who owned guns, it’s not a big deal. ... But they look different and they worship different than the rest of us.”

The prosecutors were not able to produce any evidence that the Siraj Wahhaj and the other adults at the desert compound were training the kids for school shootings and it's not against the law to teach children to shoot with adult supervision.

Judge Sarah Barckus allowed the defendants to post $20,000 bond and they will soon be released pending trial, with ankle monitors and prohibitions against consuming alcohol or possessing firearms  -- with the exception of Siraj Wahhaj who is being held in relation to his 3-year-old son's death.  

Governor Susana Martinez told the press she disagreed with releasing any of the defendants.

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[HairOfTheDog]

It has been confirmed that the concealed remains found on the compound last week are those of Siraj Wahhaj's son, ^ 3-year-old Abdul Ghani.  :( Rest in Peace.

Neighbors say they'd called police to report that they'd seen the missing boy at the compound and wondered how much more probable cause the police would have needed.  LE responded that they'd investigated, but found no evidence of the boy.

The other children at the compound reportedly told investigators that Abdul, who suffered from seizures, died while his father was performing rituals to drive demons out of his spirit. All five defendants knew about these rituals," said Taos County Prosecutor John Lovelace.

Refs:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/boy-found-a...utors-say/
https://www.apnews.com/d650f2a295d6480a9...o-compound

[Maggot]

NEW MEXICO

This is disturbing, like all the cases in this thread.



Siraj Wahhaj, 39, described as an 'extremist Muslim' and the son of a prominent NY imam, was arrested at a compound in Amalia, New Mexico, on Friday.

Prosecutors say he was training 11 children, all related, to learn how to shoot guns -- it was intended as practice for mass school shootings, according to police.

The kids were saved and taken into protective custody when police raided the property after intercepting a message intended for someone else outside which said they were all starving.  Wahhaj, his brother-in-law, his wife, and two sister-in-laws were all arrested for felony child abuse.

Police had been surveilling the group for months in attempt to find Wahhaj's disabled son who was reported missing/abducted by his mother in December.  

Police say they didn't raid the compound earlier because they hadn't seen Wahhaj or his son, AG, there and had no cause before intercepting the message.

AG was not among the 11 kids who were rescued on Friday -- it looks like the little boy might be dead.  :(

Police are yet to confirm whether remains found at the compound belong to him.  

Story:  http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...tings.html

Thank God they have been re arrested, they killed a boy and were training the other children to kill Americans. When they were set free I thought for sure they would get away.