exploding candle injures girl

[Nevada]

find this person and string him up in the most painful manner possible

FRANCO DEBERNARDI


A SIX-YEAR-OLD girl was seriously injured when an electric votive candle exploded in her hands during Mass in a church in north-east Italy.

The blast renewed fears that a serial bomber who has terrorised the region for more than ten years had struck again.

Two others in the Roman Catholic church in the town of Motta di Livenza, 22 miles from the city of Treviso, were also wounded.

Surgeons reconstructed the thumb, index finger and middle finger of the girl’s left hand.

The child, who had been trying to light the candle when it blew up, suffered shock and "will have some damage but will be able to use her hand again", Dr Ruggero Mele said.

Venice prosecutor Luca Marini, who has been probing the so-called "Italian Unabomber", confirmed an explosive device had been hidden in the candle.

Several of the bombs attributed to the attacker over the past 11 years have been packaged in objects likely to attract children, including a soap bubble container, a colourful marker pen, a jar of a popular snack spread and plastic eggs which normally hold surprise trinkets.

"We heard a big boom and then I saw Greta fall backward covered in blood," Sara Crosato said of her daughter, who was trying to light the candle toward the end of Mass.

The bomber is believed to have hidden explosives in an electric candle at a town cemetery in 2001, seriously injuring a 63-year-old woman.

Police bomb experts combed the 16th-century stone church, which did not appear to be seriously damaged.

Whoever is behind the blasts has been likened in the Italian media to the reclusive American "Unabomber", who sent dozens of bombs through the US mail for nearly 20 years.

One of the victims of the bombs in Italy was a girl who lost sight in one eye after she picked up a marker during a family picnic in the Treviso area. The exploding soap bubble jar injured a five-year-old boy in 2002.

Reforms minister Roberto Calderoli, whose political base is in northern Italy, called for the death penalty for anyone trying to target children in such a way.

[KissMeKate]

Several of the bombs attributed to the attacker over the past 11 years have been packaged in objects likely to attract children, including a soap bubble container, a colourful marker pen, a jar of a popular snack spread and plastic eggs which normally hold surprise trinkets.

My gods, that is horribly sick!
Perhaps stringing up isn't enough. Perhaps they should blow him up, one joint at a time, starting with the extremeties.

[Morrigan Lynnea]

Nevada wrote:My gods, that is horribly sick!
Perhaps stringing up isn't enough. Perhaps they should blow him up, one joint at a time, starting with the extremeties.



HEY!!! I say we string him up, THEN blow him up, THEN sweep him up, THEN point and kick and spit on the pile, THEN......

[Artos O'Dalriada]

nawwww......castrate him, remove each finger at the second knuckle (closest to the hand itself), half his tongue, then stick a small anchor up his bum, and drag him by horse for a mile or so.... and THEN string him up.

[Brigid]

couldn't we just keelhaul him after the castration, removal of fingers, the half a tounge, and the anchor? personally it would be nice to see him suffer a little, after such horrible things.

[Buxom Wench]

hmm,..... first castration (no worries of reproduction), SLOW removal of digits (fingers & toes), gashes to the torso (deep enough to hurt but not deep enough to kill), leeches on his back and face (slowly sucking out his blood), sledge hammer to the hands and legs (after digit removal),.... OH, and make sure its a VERY hot sunny day near a field with LOTS of flies. No need to kill the bastard; we want him to suffer for what he has done to children. Killing is too merciful. (note: I said nothing about the eyes bacause I want him to SEE all that is done to him)

..... and I'm usually so mild mannered

This just makes my blood boil to think someone is targeting defenless children.