Kids and Drugs > Candidate for Evil Mother of the Year does the unthinkable

Mother trades child rape for drugs - 10 times

Breanna Morello

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A Texas woman is accused of taking a child to a pedophile doctor and watching the doctor rape the child in exchange for prescription drugs. 

Alicia Evonne Sanchez is accused of taking the child to Dr. Kenneth Haygood’s office. She allegedly did this 10 times and was in the room while the rape occurred. 

The victim begged Haygood to stop but they told them, “This is what doctors do,” according to filings. 

The pedo gave Sanchez medication which included Adderall. Haygood is currently serving 8 years in prison for sex crimes after taking a deal. Sanchez is facing life in prison, if convicted.

10:51 AM · Oct 1, 2026

Femicide > Bukele clamps down on the rape and murder of women and girls in El Salvador; Iran committed 'Crimes Against Humanity' - Amnesty Int'l; Ninth woman's body found in South Africa

 

El Salvador issues first life sentence in femicide case

By Macarena Hermosilla    

Eduardo Mauricio Urbina García became the first person in El Salvador to receive a life sentence for aggravated femicide, following a legal reform that introduced such penalties. Photo by Attorney General's Office of El Salvador/X

Sept. 15 (UPI) -- An El Salvador court issued the country's first life sentence for aggravated femicide, following a legal reform that introduced such penalties. The Attorney General's Office said the sentence stemmed from a killing in August.

The man was convicted of fatally stabbing a neighbor whom he had repeatedly harassed, according to prosecutors. The sentence was handed down Monday, just 42 days after the crime.

"Just 42 days after the crime, the Attorney General's Office secured the first life sentence for aggravated femicide," the office said in a post on X.

Eduardo Mauricio Urbina García became the second person sentenced to life in prison in El Salvador under constitutional and criminal reforms backed by President Nayib Bukele's government that took effect in April 2026. Three days earlier, the country's first life sentence was handed down to a man convicted of murder.

The Criminal Court of Santa Ana imposed the sentence after Urbina García entered an expedited proceeding and was found guilty of killing 32-year-old Jazmín Ramírez.

Ramírez was killed Aug. 3 while she was in her apartment. Urbina García, her neighbor, entered the residence and fatally stabbed her, local newspaper La Prensa Gráfica reported.

El Salvador's Congress approved life imprisonment earlier this year for people convicted of murder, rape and terrorism. Previously, the maximum sentence was 60 years in prison, with mechanisms allowing for sentence reductions.

In April, Bukele pushed for and signed an extension of life imprisonment to minors as young as 12 who commit murder or rape or participate in acts of terrorism. The change is part of the security policies promoted by his government.

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Report: Iran committed crimes against humanity during 2022 uprising

By Jill Keppeler    

People clash with police during a protest in September 2022 in Tehran, Iran. On Wednesday, Amnesty International released a report detailing the violent police crackdown against people protesting after the death of Mahsa Amini, 22, that month. File photo by EPA-EFE

Sept. 16 (UPI) -- In a report released Wednesday, Amnesty International said Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity in a brutal crackdown against protestors in the 2022 Woman Life Freedom uprising.

The report "details how Iranian authorities committed the crimes against humanity of murder, torture, enforced disappearance, imprisonment, rape and persecution on political, gender, ethnic and religious grounds in order to crush the uprising," the organization said. It released the document on the fourth anniversary of the start of the protests.

"The extensive evidence gathered and analyzed in our report leaves no doubt: Iran authorities ... waged a widespread and systematic attack against a civilian population demanding dignity, human rights and fundamental political change, pursuant to a state policy of using legal force to obliterate dissent," said Agnès Callamard, Amnesty International's secretary general.

The mass protests began after Mahsa Amini, 22, died in Iranian police custody after she was arrested for allegedly violating the country's hijab laws. Authorities met the protests with force -- one leaked order told police to "respond mercilessly and go as far as causing death."

"Our report also unveils how crimes against humanity in Iran are sustained by an architecture of impunity built into the country's constitutional, legislative, political and frameworks," Callamard said. "The horrifying result has been intensifying cycles of mass protest killings, culminating in the massacres of thousands of protestors within just 48 hours" on Jan. 8 and 9, 2026.

The report, "Architects of Atrocities: State Machinery Orchestrating Crimes Against Humanity in Iran's 2022 Woman Life Freedom Uprising," is more than 1,000 pages long. The organization also released "Lives Cut Brutally Short," a report detailing the deaths of 377 protesters and bystanders, 56 of them children.

Research for the report included interviews with 270 people and analysis of more than 2,000 videos and documents, the organization said.

Callamard called on the United Nations to address the events detailed in the report and also noted that it is published "at a time when people in Iran are also facing the devastating consequences of unlawful attacks by the [United States] and Israel."

"Amnesty International unequivocally opposes violations of international law by all parties and rejects any attempt to instrumentalize the suffering of victims of human rights violations in Iran to justify unlawful attacks that inflict further civilian harm," Callamard said.

Iranian American Women Foundation holds vigil for Mahsa Amini

Hundreds gather for the Iranian American Women Foundation's candlelight vigil for Mahsa Amini at West Hollywood Park in West Hollywood, Calif., on September 29, 2022. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo

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South African police find ninth woman's body near Johannesburg

By Rob Johnson    

South African Police Service members and state pathologists inspect the body a woman found dumped on the side of a road in Boksburg, Johannesburg, South Africa on Thursday. Photo by Kim Ludbrook/EPA

Sept. 17 (UPI) -- South African police said Thursday the body of a ninth woman in two months was discovered east of Johannesburg, the latest in a string of unexplained deaths in the area.

The latest body was found half-naked on the side of a road in Dawn Park and wrapped in a sheet, police said. The victim's identity has not been released.

The bodies of eight other women have been found across Ekurhuleni, a major urban area of South Africa's largest city, since July. Several were found injured and partially clothed. However, police say they have not determined if the deaths are connected or if a serial killer was responsible.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said "no stone will be left unturned" in finding those responsible for the deaths, adding that they were "causing fear and uncertainty in our communities."

Also Thursday, the family of Gracious Nkomo, 28, identified her as the third victim whose body was found on the side of a road in Kempton Park on Sept. 10.

A South African Police Service spokesperson said Nkomo's body was discovered partially clothed.

The victims also include Elizabeth "Tsonso" Moselakgomo, 38, who disappeared last week after going on a run in the afternoon. Her body was found three days later behind a Kempton Park hotel.

Two other victims were identified as Itumeleng Kekana, who went missing in July, and Dineo Evelyn Motapane, 38, who was discovered Tuesday by the side of a road in KwaThema.

The first body was discovered July 15 in Kempton Park. A suspect was arrested two days later and is still in custody but has not been linked to the other killings.

The other bodies were found in August and this month in Kempton Park, Olifantsfontein, Clayville and KwaThema.

Authorities have offered a reward of 400,000 South African rand ($24,000) for information leading to arrests in the killings.

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On Being a Girl in Islam > Islam's pathetic view of women stated emphatically in Iran

 

Masih Alinejad

@AlinejadMasih

Check out this threatening statement by a cleric in Iran. As more women walk the streets across Iran without hijab, his response is a threat. He says if women have the freedom to choose their clothes, men should have the freedom to rape or sexually assault them. That is incitement to sexual violence. I call on democratic governments to impose Magnitsky sanctions or arrest warrant on this cleric and other Islamists who incite violence against women. Let there be consequences for normalizing rape.

Masih Alinejad@AlinejadMasih

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A cleric in Iran just announced that if a woman gets to choose her own clothes, then a man gets the right to rape her. Do not scroll past that. Read it twice. That is not a slip of the tongue. That is not a fringe opinion from the back of a mosque. That is Kazem Rohbakhsh an official worldview of the Islamic Republic of Iran, finally spoken without the mask. 

For 45 years this regime has told women they are the problem. Cover yourself, or you "tempt" men. Dress modestly, or you "deserve" what comes next. And now the punchline, straight from the cleric's mouth: If you dare to be free, then we are free to sexually assault you. 

Let me be clear about something. That is the whole ideology of the Islamic Republic of Iran in one sentence. A regime so terrified of women that it believes your only choice is a headscarf or a predator. So here is my answer to the mullah, in simple words: Women don’t need to cover themselves to control men’s behavior. Men need to control themselves. A woman's body is not a bargaining chip. Our freedom is not a crime. And your "right to rape" is not a right. It is a confession. A confession that your ideology is too weak to win a single woman's heart, so you must crush her body instead.

10:34 AM · Aug 27, 2026

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Approaching Sodom > Wisconsin school board members recalled for not recognizing trans man as woman, and protecting girls

 

Scarlett Johnson

@scarlett4kids

There is a recall of school board members in Wisconsin, Winnebago County, all because one school board won’t call this man a woman. If you want to let him into little girls bathrooms, then you’re a pervert. The end. The woke LGBTQIA+ crowd are grabbing pitchforks in Winneconne…who will protect kids from this dude???

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Aug 18, 2024

The dividing line in America is no longer between right and left. It is between what is normal and what is crazy.

https://x.com/scarlett4kids/status/1825385559889518858/video/1

8:46 PM · Aug 20, 2026

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The post claims the recall targets board members for not affirming a transgender person's identity as a woman and for policies limiting biological males from girls' bathrooms, criticizing LGBTQIA+ activism as endangering children.

The controversy follows the Winneconne school board's 6-1 vote to remove gender identity from its Title IX policy, prioritizing safety and biological sex-based facilities amid public comments and community rallies.