Morbid Fact Du Jour for November 11, 2014

Today’s Heated Yet Truly Morbid Fact!
A father is facing murder charges after he invited his 14-year-old daughter’s alleged rapist over for dinner, and then burned his genitals with heated tongs before strangling him to death.

According to The Indian Express, the 36-year-old father in India was getting revenge on his underage daughter’s 45-year-old alleged rapist.

“He served him dinner,” an officer told the Indian Express. “After the meal, the father overpowered the man and tied him to a chair. He got heated tongs and burned the supplier’s genitals before strangling him to death. He came to the police station and surrendered himself.”

According to police, the 45-year-old alleged rapist is suspected as being one of two people that raped the young victim a few months ago when she was home alone. The rapist allegedly told his victim to stay quiet about the assault, but the daughter reportedly told her father the same day.The father said he had been planning it since he learned about the rape.

Culled from: Fox40
Generously submitted by: Katchaya

See, this is how the movie Hard Candy should have ended!

Spam Du Jour!
Sometimes the ridiculous SPAM comments I get on my blogs are just too good not to share.  Like this piece of utter magnificence!

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Morbid Sightseeing!
I’d heard that the Pinal County Historical Society Museum in Florence, Arizona was well worth a visit, and based upon the summary that Chris sent me, I’m convinced!  This sounds like a great undiscovered gem of morbidity!

Nooses galore, and a two-person gas chamber chair that executed twins!

“This is a great museum in  a very historic town founded in 1866. Florence was a silver mining boom town in the 1870’s and the county seat since 1875. It was a wild and woolly place with a shoot out between the sheriff and the deputy in 1888. The museum has the window with the bullet holes from the Tunnel Saloon where the fight started. Other things you might be interested in is the famous trunk murderess’s doll she made while in the prison in Florence. Winnie Ruth Judd-the one who shot her Phoenix roommates and put them in trunks. One fit. One didn’t, so she cut the corpse into pieces to make it fit. Go to the museum to get the full story. Yes, there is also the noose display as well which includes the one of the lady who lost her head and the double execution chair from the first gas execution in Arizona.

“Although the prison displays are the most unique, there are other items of interest like the furniture made out of saguaro cactus, the wooden bullets, the Apache playing cards made out of deerskin, info on Camp Florence, the WWII prisoner of war camp, info on Tom Mix, the movie star killed south of Florence in  a freak accident. His suitcases killed him. Amongst the stories of some of the people who lived in Florence is the tale of a young Florence sailor who was on the USS Indianapolis and was one of the few who survived the sinking and the sharks during WWII. There are also Hohokam exhibits, info on movies filmed in Florence (Murphy’s Romans, Stir Crazy to name two) and lots of rodeo info relating to Gene Autry who visited Florence often.
“If you haven’t been to this museum, it deserves a trip. While in town check out the over 100 buildings on the National Register and the prison outlet store with prisoner made goods. It’s a great Arizona destination if you like Arizona history and getting off the beaten path.”

For more Morbid Sightseeing suggestions see The Morbid Sightseer.

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