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Father Allegedly Beat 5-Yr-Old Daughter, Did Drugs as She Died, Then Chopped Off Her Corpse - Vimarsana News

Father Allegedly Beat 5-Yr-Old Daughter, Did Drugs as She Died, Then Chopped Off Her Corpse

New Hampshire resident Adam Montgomery beat his 5-year-old daughter Harmony to death and then took her decomposing, compressed corpse to the restaurant where he worked and kept it in the freezer and left it next to food, prosecutors told the court at his trial, according to a report by the <em>New York Post</em>.

Source: news18.com
TalentPredix Announces New Partner In Scandinavia - Vimarsana News

TalentPredix Announces New Partner In Scandinavia

Online Recruitment magazine for HR Directors, Personnel Managers, Job Boards and Recruiters with information on the internet recruitment industry

Source: onrec.com
Time to get rid of the nons - Vimarsana News

Time to get rid of the nons

Malaysia does not belong to us whether we are Malay or other Malaysians. Rather, we belong to Malaysia and we are her citizens. Charles CJ Chow, FMT A typical patriarchic family consists of males and non-males. Functions are distributed according to the two sexes. The non-males are responsible f

People: Farleys Solicitors; Veritas Solicitors; Novello Commercial; Harold Sharp; Harrison Drury; Ward Hadaway - Vimarsana News

People: Farleys Solicitors; Veritas Solicitors; Novello Commercial; Harold Sharp; Harrison Drury; Ward Hadaway

North West law firm Farleys Solicitors has appointed solicitor Zoe Loo to its corporate law team in Manchester. She has joined from the company and

Malaysian Cave Art May Depict Colonial-Era Violence - Vimarsana News

Malaysian Cave Art May Depict Colonial-Era Violence

Newly deciphered drawings in the Gua Sireh Cave show the Bidayuh Indigenous people's violent struggle against their oppressors, researchers say.