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Oh my lord": Couple caught on CCTV performing sex act on pavement just feet from graveyard A half naked couple has been filmed romping in the street just yards from a graveyard and in full view of the public. The pair didn't seem to care that they were next to a busy road and were being filmed from a CCTV camera above as they performed sex acts on each other. A woman is shown lying on her back wearing a pair of red tartan hotpants and a bright red bra while the man is shown next to her throughout the tryst... Read more story  A half naked couple has been filmed romping in the street just yards from a graveyard and in full view of the public. The pair didn't seem to care that they were next to a busy road and were being filmed from a CCTV camera above as they performed sex acts on each other. A woman is shown lying on her back wearing a pair of red tartan hotpants and a bright red bra while the man is shown next to her throughout the tryst. The clip starts with the woman sh...

‘Ill’ man, 57, found dead in Maribojoc A 57-year-old man who was reportedly suffering from an illness was found dead in a grassy area behind his house in Barangay Aliguay, Maribojoc on Tuesday. PO3 Eugene Morgia identified the victim as Augustin Gualde, a resident of the said village in Maribojoc. According to Morgia, the victim was missing for four days before his lifeless body was discovered. Gualde had a fever for three days and was nursing an illness on Friday, based on reports relayed to authorities. Enjoy Christmas 2023 with these promotions offers and its benefits. Special offer for our readers and it's free. Hurray

Dead bobcat found in tree Montcalm County, MI (WNEM ) -- Officials are trying to figure out how a bobcat died, and its body ended up in a tree. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources got a call about a dead bobcat hanging in a tree earlier this week. John Niewoonder, a wildlife biologist for the DNR, went out to the Flat River State Game area, in Montcalm County’s Fairplain Township, and found the animal hanging in a tree or bush about 2-3 feet off the ground. He said the animal, a large male that weighed around 25-30 pounds, was thrown in the tree next to Jenks Road. “I’m guessing it was hit by a vehicle. It’s possible someone shot it, but that’s much less likely,” said Niewoonder. Niewoonder said the area is rural, and not well traveled, so it’s hard to determine exactly when the animal died. A necropsy is scheduled to figure out a cause. You cannot hunt bobcat in the area, but there is a hunting and trapping season for the breed in the Upper Peninsula and northern part of the ...

A little girl being showcased in a human zoo, 1958 Yes, you read that right. People, usually from Africa or indigenous areas were taken from their homes and toured around the world for the entertainment of others. Seen here is a little girl from Africa in a western dress being fed from the hand of one of the bystanders at the event, like an animal in a cage. The most astonishing thing about these is that they existed right until the 1960s when they were deemed to breach human rights. This human zoo was in Belgium. Other human zoos existed too. In Missouri America, there was the Igorot Village, which you can see in the second image. The Igorrote people are an indigenous tribe from the Philippines. The US spent $1.5 million to round up about 1,500 Igorrote members who would volunteer to come to the US. There, they would find themselves in a fake village at Coney Island amusement park. They were not well known to the US at the time Each Igorot was paid $15 a month (about $466.31 today) to...

The Japanese Army forced 75,000 Allied prisoners to march 65 miles through the Philippines "They called it a ' death march ' because of the way they died. If you stopped on the road, you were killed. If you had a malaria attack, they killed you. If you had to stop to defecate, they killed you. If you just couldn't take another step, they killed you."⁠ After Japan defeated the U.S. in the Battle of Bataan in April 1942, The Japanese Army forced 75,000 Allied prisoners to march 65 miles through the Philippines. ⁠After nearly 80,000 American and Filipino soldiers surrendered to the Japanese following the excruciating three-month Battle of Bataan, there were even greater horrors in store for them. The prisoners were forced to march more than 60 miles through the tropical heat of the Philippines with almost no water and just one bowl of rice for the entire week. And those who survived the marching were treated to worse brutality by their captors. The luckier victims w...