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Woman Arrested For ‘Slicing Husband’s Penis, Cooking It In Stew’

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2 months ago

May 17, 2025

A Brazilian woman accused of hacking off her husband’s pen!s and cooking it in a bean stew after killing him has been arrested.

The woman, from Acrelandia, western Brazil, is said to have added part of her husband’s sex organs to the meal and eating it after ending his life in a revenge attack when she caught him watching porn.

The victim has been described locally as a 37-year-old, but no details have yet been released about the alleged killer.

Police believe the woman acted out of ‘jealousy and rage,’ local media reported.

Detectives are said to have found the dead man’s body, minus his private parts, near the couple’s home after relatives reported him missing.

His wife reportedly confessed to her sick crime during questioning.

It is not yet clear if she was the only person who tried the stew she cooked or if others ate it unaware of its ingredients.

The gruesome crime comes months after a Brazilian pensioner was arrested after confessing to removing and eating a man’s heart and genitals.

Celso Marques Ferreira, 60, was found dead back in March without his pen!s and part of his heart in a town square in the beach resort of Peruibe a two-hour drive south of Sao Paulo.

A blood-stained note had been left alongside his mutilated body, which claimed a woman known as ‘gringa’ – the nickname suspect Josefa Lima de Sousa used – was responsible.

A knife with dried blood on the blade was also found at the scene.

Josefa, 65, confessed to the sickening crime after being held along with her partner – and claimed she attacked her alleged victim after discovering he was a child abuser.

She reportedly told cops she had eaten his pen!s and heart after cooking them.

It also comes after another Brazilian woman was arrested for slicing her husband’s pen!s last year after he allegedly said another woman’s name during sex.

The unnamed couple, who are from Baguio City, Philippines, were making love at their home when the husband allegedly moaned another woman’s name.

His raging wife, 55, waited for him to fall asleep before allegedly grabbing a 10-inch long knife from the kitchen and chopping off his pen!s.

Police shared images which show the severed tip and and part of the shaft lying lifelessly on the mattress, with specks of blood.

Neighbours rushed to the screaming man’s aid and took him to the hospital while Baguio City police officers arrested his wife, who did not try to escape.

Spokesman for the Baguio City Police Station, said: ‘Allegedly, the reason was jealousy, because the wife claimed her husband was a womaniser.

Officers have recovered the bloody knife and the severed pen!s from the scene.

Local media reported that doctors tried re-attaching the phallus but were unsuccessful.

Meanwhile, the wife was detained at the Baguio City Police Station on suspicion of mutilation.

(DailyMail)

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Former NBA Player Ben McLemore Convicted Of Raping Incapacitated Woman

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11 hours ago

July 4, 2025

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An Oregon jury found former Houston Rockets guard Ben McLemore guilty on Thursday of raping a woman in while playing for the Portland Trail Blazers in 2021.

Deliberations lasting around 10 hours after an 11-day trial concluded with the jury in Clackamas County finding McLemore, 32, guilty on one charge of first-degree rape, one charge of first-degree unlawful sexual penetration and one count of second-degree sexual abuse. He was found not guilty on an additional count of second-degree sexual abuse.

McLemore pleaded not guilty to all four counts before the verdict. His sentencing is scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 9.

The charges stem from a report of sexual assault in Lake Oswego, Oregon, on Oct. 3, 2021. McLemore was identified as a suspect during a police investigation.

A Clackamas County grand jury heard evidence in the case in February 2024, which included testimony from the woman who said McLemore assaulted her. He was indicted and an arrest warrant was issued, according to Lake Oswego police. McLemore was arrested by U.S. Marshalls two months later.

Clackamas County prosecutor Scott Healy reportedly told jurors the victim found herself being sexually assaulted by McLemore while partially conscious the morning after a party.

Healy said that the victim had been drinking heavily at the party and had passed out on a living room couch at the party around 2 a.m.

McLemore’s attorneys reportedly disputed the victim’s account, claiming she had initiated sexual contact with McLemore and had consented to it. They also claimed that despite the victim and McLemore both being intoxicated, the victim was sober enough to consent.

McLemore played parts of two seasons with the Rockets from 2019-2021. He was the seventh pick in the 2013 draft out of Kansas and played for five teams across nine NBA seasons. After playing the 2021-2022 season with the Trail Blazers, McLemore went overseas to continue his playing career. He has played for teams in China, Greece, Spain and Turkey over the last three years.

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Russia Launches Largest Assault On Ukraine

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11 hours ago

July 4, 2025

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The Kremlin said on Friday that it sees no immediate diplomatic way out of the war in Ukraine, hours after launching its largest ever drone and missile barrage of the invasion.

The hours-long bombardments across Ukraine came just after a telephone call between the US and Russian presidents ended without any breakthrough.

AFP journalists in Kyiv heard drones buzzing over the capital and explosions ringing out throughout the night as Ukrainian air defence systems fended off the attack.

“We are interested in achieving our goals in the course of the special military operation and it is preferable to do it by political and diplomatic means,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters, referring to its invasion, launched in February 2022.

“But as long as that is not possible, we are continuing the special operation,” he said in a briefing, including with AFP.

US President Donald Trump had said he made no progress in discussions one day earlier with President Vladimir Putin on ending the war, while the Kremlin vowed to pursue its war aims.

A senior Ukrainian official told AFP that Trump and Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky were planning to speak later on Friday.

Tymur, a Kyiv resident who said he had experienced previous Russian attacks, told AFP that the assault in the early hours of Friday was different.

“Nothing like this attack had ever happened before. There have never been so many explosions,” he said.

– ‘War and terror’ –
Zelensky said air alerts had begun echoing out across the country as the Trump-Putin call was getting underway.

“Yet again, Russia is showing it has no intention of ending the war and terror,” Zelensky said on social media.

“All of this is clear evidence that without truly large-scale pressure, Russia will not change its dumb, destructive behaviour.”

He urged the United States in particular to increase pressure on Moscow, which on Friday announced fresh territorial gains on the front line with the capture of a village in the Donetsk region.

Poland said its embassy building in Kyiv had been damaged in the attack but that staff were unharmed.

Germany’s foreign ministry meanwhile said that the timing of the attack — just after the leaders’ call — showed that Moscow “continues to rely on brute force”.

“Ukraine needs more to defend itself, not less,” the ministry said on social media.

A government spokesman said Germany was exploring the possibility of purchasing more Patriot air defence systems from the United States for Ukraine.

Zelensky said 23 people were wounded in the barrage, which the air force said comprised 539 drones and 11 missiles.

A representative of Ukraine’s air force told Ukrainian media that the attack was the largest of the Russian invasion, launched in February 2022.

– ‘Complete disregard’ –

Overnight Russia attacks have escalated over recent weeks.

An AFP tally found Moscow launched a record number of drones and missiles at Ukraine in June when direct peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow appeared to stall.

In Kyiv, AFP journalists saw dozens of residents of the capital taking shelter in a metro station.

Yuliia Golovnina, who said she shelters at the metro regularly, described to AFP the worry that comes with hearing an explosion during an attack.

“Will there be another one? Will something collapse on you?” the 47-year-old said.

“So in those seconds, you just hold your breath and wait to see what happens next,” she added.

In Kyiv, concerns mount over whether the US will continue delivering military aid, which is key to Ukraine’s ability to fend off the drone and missile barrages.

The US announced this week it was reducing some of its aid deliveries.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said this was a clear signal that the 27-nation European Union needed to “step up”.

Ukraine has also ramped up its retaliatory strikes in Russia, where a woman was killed when a Ukrainian drone crashed into an apartment building, the acting regional governor in Rostov said.

Talks, spearheaded by the United States to secure a ceasefire, have stalled but Ukraine and Russia announced a fresh swap of prisoners of war with Ukraine.

The two sides said it was part of agreements reached during talks in Istanbul last month.

AFP

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We’re Ready To Start Gaza Ceasefire Talks ‘Immediately’ – Hamas

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11 hours ago

July 4, 2025

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Hamas said Friday it was ready to start talks “immediately” on a proposal for a ceasefire with Israel in Gaza, after holding consultations with other Palestinian factions.

“The movement is ready to engage immediately and seriously in a cycle of negotiations on the mechanism to put in place” the terms of a draft truce proposal received from mediators, the militant group said in a statement.