Wife of Mugabe rival burned alive after having feet hacked off

[cnredd]

Wife of Mugabe rival burned alive after having feet hacked off

The wife of a Zimbabwean opposition party member has been brutally murdered in what is being labelled as one the most grotesque atrocities yet committed by Robert Mugabe’s regime.

Dadirai Chipiro, wife of Patson Chipiro who heads the Zimbabwean opposition party in Mhondoro district, had a hand cut off as well as both of her feet before a petrol bomb was thrown through her window.

The three men who pulled up outside her house were looking for her husband, who was in Harare, and left before coming back an hour later to kill her.

Her body was so badly burnt that she was not able to be properly placed in a coffin as her arm was burnt rigid.

Last Friday's killing was carried out as violence worsens in the run-off presidential elections in two weeks time.

It also follows the chilling brutality methods of Sirrra Leone rebel leader Foday Sankoh, whose trade-mark was to chop off hands and feet.

A little reference...

A) humans are not civilized (nomatter how many elitest snobs declare how great multi-culturalism and diversity is)...

B) A reminder of how much better Western politics are as compared to others...

[North Pole Resident]

Maybe they just tried to BBQ her? Cannibalism is very popular in Africa you know....

FROM BBC:

Wednesday, 15 January, 2003, 23:41 GMT
UN condemns DR Congo cannibalism



The United Nations Security Council has strongly condemned massacres and human rights violations, including cannibalism, by rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

More than 350 witnesses and victims interviewed by the UN confirmed earlier allegations that the MLC was responsible for rape, torture, executions and cannibalism near the town of Beni.
In one case, investigators heard how a young girl was cut into small pieces by the soldiers and then eaten.
Other examples include hearts and other organs being cut out of victims and forced on their families to eat.

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