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| 2005/9/17-18 [Politics/Foreign/Asia/Japan, Politics/Foreign/Europe] UID:39727 Activity:low |
9/17 "A Japanese woman called in the police after a hitman she paid to
kill her lover's wife failed to carry out the job."
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050916/od_nm/japan_hitman_dc
\_ Wow. "Move over Germany!"
\_ What the hell does this have anything to do with Germany?
\_ Someone was claiming the Germans had the lock on odd, bizarrely
stupid behavior.
\_ They're both defeated nations and breed insecurity within.
For example Siegfried and Roy were born from former Nazis
and after the defeat they became depressed drunkard, and
raised up psychologically fucked up gay/lesbian/shit eating
German children. Ditto with the Japanese.
\_ Wow, you think fucked up shit comes from only these two
nations, huh?
http://www.bpninc.com/evideo/video_mac_hi.mov
\_ Wow BRILLIANT where/how did you find these links?
\_ In the same vein: http://csua.org/u/df2 |
| 12/24 |
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| news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20050916/od_nm/japan_hitman_dc Click Here The 32-year-old Tokyo woman was arrested Wednesday for incitement to murd er, the Daily Yomiuri newspaper said Friday. The woman contacted a private detective through a Web site last November and paid him 1 million yen in cash to murder her love rival, the paper s aid. The 40-year-old detective accepted the money and suggested he could carry out the job by chasing the victim on a motorcycle and spraying her with a biological agent in a tunnel. Police also arrested the private detective and found the alleged target s afe and well, the paper said. Republication or r edistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the pri or written consent of Reuters. Reuters shall not be liable for any error s or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon . |
| csua.org/u/df2 -> news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050917/ap_on_fe_st/videotaped_assault;_ylt=AkBVS73.S.cpcN39wUOx1hEZ.3QA;_ylu=X3oDMTA4cmUwbnA1BHNlYwMxNzAy AP Man Tries Sex Video to Get Order Lifted Fri Sep 16,10:15 PM ET FARGO, ND - A man thought he might get a protection order lifted by sec retly videotaping himself having sex with the woman he was told to leave alone. Click Here Justin W Fraase, 26, gave the video to an officer, expecting it to show the woman didn't fear him. Instead, the tape revealed more than enough e vidence for his arrest, police said. "He obviously didn't watch it before he gave it to us," Lt. Tod Dahle sai d Fraase was charged Thursday with sexually assaulting the woman two da ys earlier in his apartment. The woman, who has two chil dren with Fraase, said he called her over to his home to discuss the cus tody of their kids. When she arrived, he cornered her and wouldn't let her call for help unti l she had sex with him, she told police. Afterward, Fraase showed her a camcorder and told her he had taped them. Assistant Cass County State's Attorney Leah Viste watched the video and c harged Fraase with three felonies: gross sexual imposition, felonious re straint and violation of a protection order. She also charged him with s urreptitious intrusion and simple assault, both misdemeanors. The video, which Viste said is 30 to 40 minutes long, includes audio of t he woman's struggle and makes it clear she didn't want the sex, Dahle sa id. "He provides us the videotape and doesn't realize that there's all this e vidence on there that ends up putting him in jail on all these felony ch arges," Dahle said. The informati on contained in the AP News report may not be published, broadcast, rewr itten or redistributed without the prior written authority of The Associ ated Press. |