In 1975, Bernardo’s father Kenneth fondled a girl and was charged with child molestation; he also sexually abused his own daughter. Bernardo’s mother became depressed over her husband’s abuse, withdrew from family life, and lived in the basement of their Scarborough home. Though the elder children felt the effects of the emotional and mental turmoil, young Paul appeared to be unscathed by it.
In his book Lethal Marriage, Nick Pron describes the young Bernardo: “He was always happy. A young boy who smiled a lot. And he was so cute, with his dimpled good looks and sweet smile that many of the mothers just wanted to pinch him on the cheek whenever they saw him. He was the perfect child they all wanted: polite, well mannered, doing well in school, so sweet in his Boy Scout uniform.”
Following an argument between his parents when Bernardo was 16, his mother told him that he was conceived illegitimately during an extra-marital affair with a former lover of hers. Repulsed, he began to openly call his mother “slob” and “whore.”
Anna Marie Hahn aka Arsenic Anna aka The Blonde Borgia
Classification: Serial killer Characteristics: Poisoner - To support her gambling habit - Anna offer her services as a live-in “nurse” to elderly men in the German community Number of victims: 5 + Date of murders: 1932 - 1937 Date of arrest: September 1937 Date of birth: July 7, 1906 Victims profile: Ernest Koch, 73 / Albert Parker, 72 / Jacob Wagner, 78 / George Gsellman, 67 / George Obendoerfer, 67 Method of murder: Poisoning (arsenic) Location: Colorado/Ohio, USA Status: Executed by electrocution at the Ohio Penitentiary on December 7, 1938
The first woman to die in Ohio’s electric chair, Anna Hahn was a German native, born in 1906, who immigrated to Cincinnati at age 21. There, she married a young telephone operator, briefly managing a bakery in Cincinnati’s German district before she tired of the hours and set her sights on easy money. Life insurance seemed to be the answer, and she twice tried to insure her husband for $25,000, meeting resistance each time. Soon after rejecting her second demand, Philip Hahn fell suddenly ill, rushed to the hospital by his mother over Anna’s objection. Physicians saved his life, but there was nothing they could do to save his marriage.
Despite a total lack of training or experience, Anna began to offer her services as a live-in “nurse” to elderly men in the German community. Her first client, septuagenarian Ernest Koch, seemed healthy in spite of his years, but that soon changed under Hahn’s tender care. Koch died on May 6, 1932, leaving Anna a house in his will. Its ground floor was occupied by a doctor’s office, and Hahn visited her new tenant frequently, stealing prescription blanks to keep herself supplied with “medicine” for her new “nursing” business.
Her next client, retired railroad man Albert Parker, died swiftly under Anna’s ministrations. This time she avoided the embarrassment of a convenient will by “borrowing” Parker’s money before he died, signing an I.0.U. that predictably vanished as soon as he died. Jacob Wagner was next, willing a lump sum of $17,000 to his beloved “niece” Anna, and Hahn soon picked up another $15,000 for tending George Gsellman in the months before his death.
George Heiss was a rare survivor, growing suspicious one day after Anna served him a mug of beer. A couple of house flies had sampled the brew, dropping dead on the spot, and when Anna refused to share the drink herself, Heiss sent her packing. He did not inform police of his suspicions, though, and so the lethal nurse was free to go in search of other “patients.”
George Obendoerfer was the last to die, in 1937, lured to Colorado on a supposed visit to Hahn’s nonexistent ranch. Obendoerfer died in his hotel room, soon after arriving in Denver, and Anna took the opportunity to loot his bank account, pocketing $5,000 for her efforts.
Police became suspicious when she balked at picking up the tab for George’s funeral, demanding an autopsy after they turned up evidence of the unorthodox bank transfer. Arsenic was found in Obendoerfer’s body, and detectives were waiting for Hahn when she reached Cincinnati, armed with arrest warrants and court orders demanding exhumation of her previous clients. Each had been slain with a different potion, and a search of Hahn’s lodgings reportedly turned up “enough poison to kill half of Cincinnati.”
Convicted of multiple murder and sentenced to die, Hahn kept her nerve, maintaining her pose as an “angel of mercy.” On June 20, 1938, she hosted a small party for local newsmen in her cell, lapsing into hysterics as she began her last walk to the death chamber. It took a prison chaplain to restore her calm, holding her hand as she was buckled into the chair. Facing the minister with a level gaze, Hahn warned him, “You might be killed, too, Father.”
Classification: Serial killer Characteristics: Rape - Robberies Number of victims: 10 - 25 Date of murders: 1946 - 1947 Date of arrest: April 1947 Date of birth: July 7, 1924 Victims profile: A man and nine women Method of murder: Blows to the head with various objects Location: Germany Status: Sentenced to 12 years in prison for manslaughter in ax murder of a salesman, 1947. Sentenced to life in prison for nine rape-murders, 1950. Committed suicide by hanging in prison on February 18, 1958
Rudolf Pleil made an unlikely-looking monster. Fat and jovial, he radiated charm and a disarming sense of humor, worming his way into the confidence of the women who became his victims. None would see the darker side in time to save themselves, but it existed all the same, concealed within a man who called himself Germany’s “champion death-maker.” As Pleil once explained, “Every man has his passion. Some prefer whist. I prefer killing people.”
His taste for blood surfaced early in life, when Pleil tortured and killed a cat at age seven. Later, as a teenage soldier during World War II, he had an opportunity to witness victims stripped and starved to death by the Gestapo, recalling the grisly spectacle as “my finest sexual experience.”
In March 1946, Pleil claimed his first human victim, braining Eva Miehe with an ax and dumping her body in a canal. Others would follow, through 1946 and early 1947, with Pleil impersonating a policeman, offering to escort female refugees across the frontier from East Germany into the western zone. Instead of sanctuary, they found death, invariably raped by Pleil, then killed and mutilated as he tried his hand with hatchets, hammers, knives and stones.
In 1947, he was charged with manslaughter and sentenced to twelve years in prison after impulsively axing a salesman to death. Marking time in his cell, he prepared a diary titled Mein Kampf: signing it “by Rudolf Pleil, death dealer (retired).”
The killer’s hopes for freedom were demolished when a lone survivor of his murder spree, Frau Lydia Schmidt, identified Pleil as the man who bludgeoned her and then did “indescribable things” to her prostrate body. Police launched a full-scale investigation, ultimately charging Pleil with nine rape-slayings. Five of the victims were never identified, but detectives did name two accomplices. At his trial in Brunswick, in November 1950, Pleil would share the dock with 36-year-old Karl Hoffman, charged in six slayings, and 22-year-old Konrad Schuessler, linked with two murders and one bungled attempt.
Pleil’s behavior was bizarre and arrogant throughout the trial. Whenever prosecutors made a reference to his estimated body count, he interrupted them indignantly. “It is 25,” he insisted. “I had 25 victims but they can find only nine bodies. You underrate me. I am Germany’s greatest killer. I put others, both here and abroad, to shame.”
Pleil angrily denied that any of his victims had been killed for purposes of robbery, maintaining that the random slaughter had been “necessary for my sexual satisfaction.” “What I did is not such a great harm,” he declared, “with all these surplus women nowadays. Anyway, I had a good time.”
Convicted across the board, all three defendants were sentenced to life imprisonment. Pleil passed his time by writing to authorities and offering the whereabouts of new remains, in exchange for an “airing” to visit the scene of his crimes. On one occasion, he wrote to the mayor of a town, offering his services as a hangman; his credentials for the job could be determined by examining an old well on the city’s outskirts - where authorities retrieved a woman’s strangled corpse.
In time, Pleil tired of the sadistic game and made good on his promise that “I’ll hang myself one day.” In February 1958, a jailer found him dangling in his cell, the final victim of his own desire to kill.
Alexander Keith Jr aka Dynamite Fiend aka William King Thomas
Classification: Mass murderer Characteristics: Murder/insurance scam on a large scale Number of victims: 88 Date of murders: December 11, 1875 Date of birth: September 23, 1830 Victims profile: Men, women and children Method of murder: Barrel-bomb (dynamite) Location: Bremerhaven, Bremen, Germany Status: Commited suicide by shooting himself the same day. Died 5 days later
Keith was born in 1827 in Caithness, Scotland, immigrating to Halifax when he was a small boy. The nephew of Alexander Keith, founder of the Alexander Keith’s brewery, Keith worked for a time as a clerk in his uncle’s brewery. Keith became a secret agent for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War, acting mostly as a blockade runner and courier. He was involved with Luke Blackburn in an infamous plot to send clothes infected with yellow fever to northern cities in the United States.
In 1865, he swindled his associates-in-crime and fled to St. Louis, Missouri, settling finally on the prairie. There, he married Cecelia Paris, a milliner’s daughter from St. Louis.
Hunted down by one of his victims, he fled again with Cecelia to Germany, where they lived the high life in Dresden and Leipzig, hobnobbing with wealthy socialites and Saxon generals under the assumed name of William King Thomas. When the couple began to run out of money, Keith concocted a plot to blow up passenger ships and collect the insurance money.
This led to a major catastrophe in Bremerhaven, in December 1875 when one of his bombs accidentally went off on a dock, killing eighty people. At the time, the deed was known as the “crime of the century. Keith was aboard another ship at the time and was aware of the premature detenation of his time bomb, and the massive carnage. He went to his suite in the ship he was on and shot himself. He died in a week’s time.”
Classification: Spree killer Characteristics: Revenge - Paranoia Number of victims: 14 Date of murders: September 4, 1913 Date of arrest: Same day Date of birth: September 22, 1874 Victims profile: His wife and four children / 8 men and 1 girl Method of murders: Stabbing with knife - Shooting Location: Degerloch/Mühlhausen an der Enz, Germany Status: Found not guilty by reason of insanity. Died in asylum on April 27, 1938
Wagner began his killing spree on September 4, 1913 at about 5 a.m., when he knocked his sleeping wife unconscious by hitting her on the head with a blackjack, before stabbing her numerous times in her throat and chest with a dagger, cutting her carotid arteries and hitting her heart and lungs. Afterwards he successively entered the bedrooms of his two sons, Robert and Richard, and his daughters, Klara and Elsa, and stabbed each of them in their throat and chest. Wagner initially claimed that he had also hit his children with the blackjack, though later he was uncertain of this. All of his victims died of massive haemorrhaging.
After covering his family members’ bodies with blankets, Wagner got out of his blood-soaked nightshirt and washed himself, before packing a bag with three guns (two Mauser C96 and a small revolver), 500 rounds of ammunition, a black veil from his wife and a belt. He subsequently left his home, leaving a note at his own door that the family was jaunting to Ludwigsburg, as well as another one at the door of Mrs. Stepper, the proprietor of the house he was living in, ordering milk and leaving behind 35 pfennige as payment.
With his cycle he then drove towards Stuttgart and took a train to Ludwigsburg, where he bought a backpack, before making his way to his brother’s home in Eglosheim, arriving there at about 11 a.m.
As his brother was not at home, Wagner chatted a while with his wife, telling her he wanted to spend the night at their home after fetching his children from Mühlhausen, and, as it could get late, the house should stay accessible to him during the night. In an unobserved moment he hid 228 rounds in a haystack in the garden. Wagner, accompanied by his nephew and niece, walked to the next train station, where he took a train to Bietigheim at about 1 p.m. From there he took off towards Großsachsenheim, where he mailed letters to several people, among them some of his relatives (one of them, addressed to his sister, simply reading “Take poison! Ernst” (Nimm Gift! Ernst)) and theologist and philosopher Christoph Schrempf, as well as a newspaper. Subsequently he returned to Bietigheim, where he got his bicycle checked by a mechanic and mailed two copies of his auto-biography, one again to Christoph Schrempf. At about 7 p.m. he left for Mühlhausen an der Enz.
Wagner reached the hills near Mühlhausen at about 11 p.m., where he girdled himself with the belt, put a cap on his head and took the two Mauser C96, as well as a handbag containing ammunition, the black veil and a file. His bicycle and the small revolver were later found hidden in a corn field. Next Wagner set out to cut the telephone lines to the village, but as the poles looked too high to him and due to heavy rain that had set in by that time, he dropped that part of his plan and immediately went into Mühlhausen, where he set fire to four barns.
The lower part of his face hidden with the veil he began walking through the streets, shooting at any male person that crossed his path. Wagner later claimed that his female victims were accidentally hit.
In total he spent about 80 rounds and shot 20 people, instantly killing eight of them, as well as two animals, and several buildings burned to the ground, before the villagers, with help of the military, managed to extinguish the fires. A ninth person, Jakob Knötzele, was mortally wounded and died a few hours after the shooting had ended. At one point Wagner forgot to reload his weapons and thus three men were able to strike him down with hoes and sabres. He suffered several wounds in his face and right hand, and his left hand was smashed and nearly cut off. Knocked unconscious, he was disarmed and left for dead, but at 2 a.m. a police officer found him lying on the street, still breathing. When he regained consciousness, Wagner immediately confessed to killing his family, and stated that he would have committed suicide in the end, but as this was now impossible, he would appreciate, if he’d be sentenced to death and decapitated.
Classification: Serial killer Characteristics: Serial rapist Number of victims: 5 + Date of murders: 1989 - 1997 Date of arrest: September 5, 1997 Date of birth: June 20, 1968 Victims profile: Valérie Tarriote, 22 / Laure Martinet, 19 / Martine Matias, 29 / Mireille Normand, 36 / Isabelle Chicherie, 31 Method of murder: Strangulation Location: France Status: Sentenced to life imprisonment on February 21, 2002
Alegre grew up in Saint-Genies-Bellevue and was born to Roland Alegre, a policeman that would often beat him and his alcoholic mother Michelle.
His mother was only 17 years old when she gave birth to Alegre and showed him little to no affection, unlike his brother who was born seven years later.
Alegre had difficulty in school and was sent to live with his grandmother. During this time Alegre’s life of crime begins with thefts, drug dealing and his first sexual assault at age 16.
Alegre would eventually marry and have a daughter but after twelve years his wife Cecile would leave him taking his daughter away from him in 1995. By this point Alegre had already killed two women.
Alegre killed his first victim Valerie Tariote on February 21st 1989 and would go on to kill at least 5 more women before finally be arrested on September 5th 1997.
Alegre knew all his victims. They were his neighbor’s, women he met where he was working; friends of friends and all of them were brunette.
Alegre would kill when he was drunk after the women would refuse to have sex with him. He would beat and rape them before strangling them to death. He would also light their homes on fire before leaving the scene.
During the trial, his father said he was not violent, and that he’s never beaten anyone. Alegre replied, he’s lying as usual and I only have one regret, that I didn’t kill him. Although I promised my mother I would.
Classification: Serial killer Characteristics: Kidnapping - Rape Number of victims: 10 + Date of murders: 1987 - 2001 Date of arrest: June 2003 Date of birth: April 4, 1942 Victims profile: An unidentified man / Isabelle Laville, 17 / Fabienne Leroy, 20 / Jeanne-Marie Desramault, 22 / Elisabeth Brichet, 12 / Natacha Danais, 13 / Farida Hellegouarch / Céline Saison, 18 / Manyana Thumpong, 18 / A 16-year old girl Method of murder: Strangulation Location: France / Belgium Status: Sentenced to life in prison on May 28, 2008
Michel Fourniret confessed, in June and July 2004, to kidnapping, raping and murdering 9 girls in the span of 14 years during the 1980s and the 1990s. He is also suspected of 10 additional murders, 9 in France and 1 in Belgium.
His wife, Monique Olivier, denounced him just after Marc Dutroux’s ex-wife Michelle Martin was sentenced to 30 years in prison during Dutroux’s trial. Fourniret has been charged with the abduction of minors and sexual misconduct, and has been in detention since June 2003 for the attempted kidnapping of a 14-year-old girl in 2000.
Fourniret buried at least two of his victims at his Sautou chateau in the late 1980s. On 3 July 2004, a team of French and Belgian police recovered the bodies of two of Fourniret’s victims near the castle.
Fourniret’s wife has also said that Fourniret killed a 16-year old girl who had worked as a au pair at their house. Fourniret allegedly killed her in 1993, but has not confessed. Her identity has not discovered. Fourniret himself says he did not commit any crimes between 1990 and 2000.
Police in at least five countries (France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark) have taken a fresh look at old rapes, disappearances and murders, however. In Denmark, police noticed that a police sketch of a rape suspect looked a lot like Fourniret. In the Netherlands, investigators in the disappearances of Tanja Groen and Nicky Verstappen have investigated Fourniret.
Classification: Serial killer Characteristics: Serial rapist Number of victims: 3 - 15 Date of murder: 2007 - 2010 Date of arrest: January 1, 2010 Date of birth: February 6, 1971 Victims profile: Annick Van Uytsel, 18 / Shana Appeltans, 18, and her fiancé Kevin Paulus, 22 Method of murder: Bludgeoned to death / Shooting Location: Belgium Status: Sentenced to life imprisonment on October 21, 2011
He had been a technical drawing teacher at a high school and was a divorced father of two daughters. He had been described as “quiet and withdrawn.” Jannsen was arrested after the January 1, 2010 shooting deaths of Shana Appeltans, 18, and her fiancé Kevin Paulus, 22, who were found in their burned car.
He confessed to killing 18 year old student Annick Van Uytsel in 2007. Annick van Uytsel had been cycling home when Jannsen forced her into his car at gunpoint and imprisoned her in his basement cellar for hours. He later bludgeoned her to death and placed her body, with weights attached, in a lake.
He has been connected to as many as 15 murders dating back to 1991. Jannsen is also suspected of committing twenty rapes since 2001. He was sentenced to life imprisonment on October 21, 2011.
Classification: Spree killer Characteristics: Juvenile (16) - Parricide Number of victims: 15 Date of murders: September 23-24, 1995 Date of birth: December 11, 1978 Victims profile: Yves Bichet (his stepfather) / Marie-Jeanne Parenti (his mother) / Jean-Yves Bichet, 11 (his half brother) / Alan Guillemette, 17 / Marius Boudon, 59 / Andrée Coletta, 65 / Rodolphe Incorvala, 59 / Jeanne Laugiero, 68 / Mohammed Maarad, 41 / Pierre Marigliano, 68 / Pascal Mostacchi, 15 / Denise Otto, 77 / Mario Pagani, 81 / André Touret, 62 / Ginette Vialette, 48 Method of murder: Hitting with a hammer / Shooting Location: Solliès-Pont/Cuers, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France Status: Committed suicide by shooting himself the same day
The series of attacks started on September 23, 1995 at about 6:00 p.m. CET, when Borel killed his stepfather, Yves Bichet, in the kitchen by shooting him four times with a .22-caliber rifle, before smashing his head with a hammer. Police assumed that they had a quarrel beforehand, when Borel tried to run away from home. Subsequently to killing Bichet, Borel assaulted his half-brother, 11-year-old Jean-Yves Bichet, who was watching TV, in a similar manner, by first shooting him with the rifle and afterwards bludgeoning his head with the hammer. After wiping up the blood trails, Borel waited for his mother to come home.
As soon as his mother, Marie-Jeanne Parenti, arrived at home from church at about 8:30 p.m., Borel immediately killed her with a single shot to the head. In contrast to her husband and son no blunt force was used on Mrs. Parenti, although some reports have suggested that he beat her as well with either the hammer or a baseball bat.
When his mother lay dead, Borel once again started to clean the house from blood, covered the bodies with sheets and closed all shutters, as well as the steel gate. Carrying a bag packed with food, money, a raincoat, a map of Limoges, and a pistol shooting rubber bullets, which was erroneously identified as a .22-caliber pistol in some reports, and armed with his father’s rifle and his pockets full of ammunition, Borel made his way towards Cuers, at first by car, but eventually he crashed it into a wall, where he continued his path by foot. Presumably he spent the night between vines.
The bodies of the murdered family were found at approximately 1 a.m. by Yves Bichet’s son Jean-Luc, a student living in Antibes who only occasionally visited his father on weekends. After calling police Bichet was first considered a suspect in the murders when giving contradictory information. The absence of Eric Borel remained undetected until about three hours later.
On the following day at 7:15 a.m., Borel arrived at the home of his friend Alan Guillemette and when Alan’s mother opened the door Eric asked her to wake him. The two had a lengthy discussion in the garden, and apparently Eric wanted something from Alan, but when he declined and turned to go back into the house, Eric shot him in the back, mortally wounding him.
From 7:30 a.m. onwards, Borel started shooting people at random. No one grew suspicious of his rifle until it was too late, as it was hunting season and thus the sight of rifles outside not unexpected.
First he shot at Ginette Vialette through an open window, mortally wounding her, as well as Denise Otto, whom he killed, while she was bringing the trash out. He also hit Denise’s husband, Jean, in the shoulder. Subsequently Borel injured an elderly woman who was walking in the streets with her husband and shot and wounded two brothers who were crossing his path. The shots he fired at Rodolphe Incorvala, once again through an open window, were eventually lethal. He later died in a hospital. Borel crossed the street to shoot and kill shopkeeper Mario Pagani, who was out buying a newspaper, with shots in the abdomen and head, as well as Moroccan Mohammed Maarad in front of the “Café du Commerce”. Marius Boudon and André Touret were killed while they were drawing money from an ATM and Andrée Coletta while she was taking her poodle for a walk. Finally he shot Pascal Moustaki to death at Place Peyssoneau.
By 8:00 a.m., police arrived at the scene. Realizing that he was encircled Eric Borel committed suicide under a cypress tree in front of a school by shooting himself in the head. Observers of the rampage stated he had been poised and calm all the while, taking great care at aiming and shooting, hitting most of his victims in the head and returning when he didn’t hit properly the first time. In total, Borel had fired about 40 shots.
On October 23, 1995, Jeanne Laugiero, 68, died in hospital from injuries sustained in the shooting, raising the death toll to 14 victims.
The last death in the killing spree was 68-year old Pierre Marigliano, who succumbed to his wounds on March 2, 1996, bringing the death toll to 15. Borel’s shooting spree through the streets of Cuers was the deadliest act of mass murder in France since Christian Dornier killed 14 people in Luxiol on July 12, 1989.
Characteristics: Parricide - Rape - Considered Public Enemy number one by France, Italy and Switzerland
Number of victims: 7
Date of murders: 1981 / 1987 - 1988
Date of arrest: February 28, 1988
Date of birth: April 3, 1962
Victims profile: His parents Nazario and Marisa Succo / André Castillo, 38 (policeman) / France Vu-Dinh, 30 /Michel Astoul, 26 / Claudine Duchosal, 40 / Michel Morandin, 35 (policeman)
Method of murder: Stabbing with knife / Shooting
Location: Italy / France
Status: Sentenced to 10 years in a psychiatric prison in Reggio Emilia. Escaped from the psychiatric hospital on May 15, 1986. Committed suicide by suffocating himself with a plastic bag in his cell on May 23, 1988
Succo committed his first known murders on April 9, 1981 when he fatally stabbed his mother and strangled his father, a Police officer; they had refused to lend him their car. He then escaped, hiding his parents’ bodies in the bathtub covered in water and lime to delay the discovery of the murders, and taking away his father’s service pistol. After Succo was caught, he was judged mentally ill and he was sentenced to 10 years in a psychiatric prison in Reggio Emilia. While in the facility, he studied and earned a degree in political science.
On May 15, 1986, after serving five years of his sentence, Succo escaped from the psychiatric hospital. He evaded police and left the country to travel to France by rail. In the next few years, Succo committed numerous crimes ranging from burglary to rape to murder; in France, he raped and killed two teenage girls, murdered a physician, and two Police officers who were about to capture him.
He kidnapped, hijacked, and terrorized people across at least four European countries. He was considered Public Enemy number one by France, Italy and Switzerland.
It was, ironically, in his home town of Mestre that authorities finally caught up with him and he was arrested for a second time on February 28th1988. During his initial interrogation by the police, he was asked for details of his profession and he answered simply: “I am a killer. I kill people.”. Not one to let life pass him by.
He escaped again during March 1988 but was also caught again after he fell off the prison roof while staging a spectacle for the press. He broke three ribs and his shoulder in this attempt to gain publicity for his plight; he had hoped that he would, once again, be declared insane and sentenced to more time in the psychiatric hospital. When this did not work, he opted for a more permanent type of escape and committed suicide during May 1988 by gassing himself in his cell.
So i just realized. At the end of Sasha’s angels, only 3 of Barry’s gang are shown, meaning Sasha’s team killed a lot of them with that huge explosion.
Man this show gets away with a lot of dark stuff since it’s character aren’t humans.
[ID : instagram post by almayadeenenglish : text description:
Image 1 : “Israel’s” massacre in Qana
Image 2 : Today marks the 26th anniversary of Qana’s massacre in South Lebanon, when the IOF shelled a UN compound
Image 3 : On April 18, 1996 Israeli occupation forces fire artillery shells at a UN compound, well-marked on Israeli maps, housing more than 800 Lebanese taking refuge from Israeli attacks
Image 4 : 106 Lebanese civilians were killed and 116 injured along with 4 Fijian UN peacekeepers
Image 5 : Half of the civilians killed in the Israeli shelling were children
Image 6 : “Israel” denied that it had purposefully shelled the compound. However, an Amnesty International investigation concluded, “the IDF intentionally attacked the UN compound. The IF have failed to substantiate their claim that the attack was a mistake.” / End ID]
This is one of the biggest massacres done by Israel, known as the first Qana massacre (they did another massacre in Qana in the 2006 war). An American Veto aborted the decision to condemn the crime in the UN Security Council.
Today’s Israeli PM, played a crucial role in this massacre, as he was the one who ordered the massive artillery and airstrike attacks on the compound and village. “Bennett sounded hysterical, and his stress contributed significantly to the terrible accident.” said an IDF officer
Never forget that while Palestinians may be their main target, Israel’s target is Arabs and anything Arab.
Palestinians in Al Yamoun village (near Jenin) fight back against invading IOF forces by throwing stones from the roof of their homes onto the passing armoured vehicles. This comes after they shot two Palestinian men in the village and left them to die before allowing ambulances to reach them (last I saw, one of them was being rescusitated yesterday. Whether he survived or not I’m unsure.“ This is how one RESPONDS to war and invasion.
TW FOR DEATH. Two young men killed by IOF soldiers during their raid of Al Yamoun near Jenin. They drag them to the street and leave their bodies bleeding out before letting an ambulance come get them. THIS IS AN ACT OF WAR.
