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The pigs that ate Adrian's remains were kept in a crate.

The Joneses documented the abuse they heaped on Adrian with dozens of pictures.

This injury came after they jabbed him with a broomstick.


A close-up of Adrian's lips, covered with angry sores, caused, investigators believe, because he had tried to chew away at his plywood prison.

Adrian was blindfolded and strapped on to an inversion table in one of the dozens of pictures found on Heather Jones's computer.

Adrian's legs were badly swollen from hours of being strapped into an inversion table by his father and step-mother.

One of the pictures on Heather Jones's computers showed how she and her husband had forced Adrian to stand straight by bandaging kitchen cutting boards to his front and back.

Adrian was forced to stand in the shallow end of the Jones's filthy swimming pool for hours on end with water up to his neck.

A Kansas man has been sentenced to life in prison Monday for the killing of his 7-year-old son, who authorities say was subjected to horrific abuse and was “essentially starved to death” before his remains were found in the family's pig sty.

Michael Jones, a 46-year-old former bail bondsman from Kansas City, pleaded guilty in March to first-degree murder in the 2015 death of his son, Adrian Jones.

He was sentenced on Monday to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years.

Adrian Jones had 'a smile that would light up a room.' said his grandmother, Judy Conway.

But at the hands of his father and stepmother, the 7-year-old was tortured to death, with images of his horror caught on the couple's surveillance camera.


His stepmother called him 'the boy,' rather than use his given name.

While she and Adrian's father cared for their six girls, he was singled out for abuse of the worst kind.

And even in death, there was one last indignity, instead of a proper burial, the seven-year-old was fed to pigs his father had bought specifically for the purpose of getting rid of his emaciated body.





http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/adrian-jones-murder-jail-father-michael-torture-fed-pigs-sentence-life-a7725266.html

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4477594/Horrific-images-tortured-Kansas-boy-Adrian-Jones.html
Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Lord have mercy.

starman18:
wow and you also graduated from ACA

No, left Jss3.

The Ice Runway is one of three major airstrips used to haul supplies and researchers to Antarctica's McMurdo Station.

As its name implies, there are no paved runways here just long stretches of ice and snow that are meticulously groomed.


Why It's Unique:


There is no shortage of space on the Ice Runway, so super-size aircraft like the C-130 Hercules and the C-17 Globemaster III can land with relative ease.

The real challenge is making sure that the weight of the aircraft and cargo doesn't bust the ice or get the plane stuck in soft snow.

As the ice of the runway begins to break up, planes are redirected to Pegasus Field or Williams Field, the two other airstrips servicing the continent.

Funchal (Madeira) runway was just 5,000-ft long; it’s difficult for commercial aircraft to undertake.

A clever solution was found in the form of a 3,000ft extension a huge girder bridge.

Kansai International (Japan) Airport constructed on island which is threemiles off the coast of Osaka.

It took some $20 billion and around seven years for structure and it’s looking large it can be seen from space.

King Fahd International (Saudi Arabia) Airport is the world’s biggest airport 160 square kilometers larger than the whole of neighboring Bahrain.

And it’s also covered about 780 square kilometers of Saudi Arabian desert.

Princess Juliana International (Saint Maarten) Airport is the third busiest in the Eastern Caribbean.

When planes get land to runway over the heads of sunbathers underneath looks very scary.

Aquarium Vancouver International Airport.


Some of the creatures housed in Vancouver International Airport's aquariums are part of ongoing research studies.

Vancouver International Airport in Canada is home to two giant fish tanks.

The exhibits, installed by the Vancouver Aquarium, both house a rich collection of marine life native to British Columbia.

Some of the creatures housed there are part of ongoing research studies.

The main aquarium on Level 3 of the airport's International Terminal is home to 5,000 creatures including wolf eels, anemones, striped perch and orange cup corals.

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I can take you around.

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Cactus garden, Singapore Changi, Airport.


Located on the roof, visitors can 'stretch out' and bask in the sun at Singapore Changi Airport's cactus garden.

The cactus garden at Singapore Changi Airport features more than 100 species of cacti and arid plants from the deserts and dry areas of Asia, Africa and America.

Located on the roof of Terminal 1, visitors can 'stretch out' and bask in the sun.

There is even a bar within the garden, so you can indulge a drink or two as you wander around the prickly pears.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands.


With an airport like this, a flight delay or layover doesn’t sound so bad.

The Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the main international airport of the Netherlands, houses its very own museum in Terminal U on Holland Boulevard.

The Rijksmuseum displays paintings by famous Dutch artists and features an always-changing temporary exhibition.

Passengers in transit can access the museum for free from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The unusual attractions don’t stop there, though.

The airport also features a casino as well as a mediation center.

Those who need to refresh while in transit, the airport provides individual shower rooms.

Gibraltar International Airport, British Overseas Territory.


Government of Gibraltar Chances are you’ve never driven a car across an airport runway because well it’s unnecessary and usually illegal.

But if you frequently travel to a little place called Gibraltar, located off the tip of the Iberian Peninsula, and aren’t flying to/from the UK, you don’t have much choice.

This is because the Gibraltar International Airport only services flights to and from the UK.

The only road that connects Gibraltar to mainland crosses through Gibraltar’s airport runway.

To prevent a nasty collision between car and plane, gates stop cars from crossing the runway during plane takeoffs and landings.

Slot machines, McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas.


Slot machines are scattered around the airport terminals in Las Vegas and there are even rows of them at baggage reclaim.

As soon as you enter Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport, you're hit by a wave of ringing slot machines.

Gamblers can fritter away coins any time of day.

More than 1,500 dispensers are scattered around the terminals, including the baggage reclaim area.

It's said that travellers regularly win six-figure totals and one lucky player even scooped a $3.9million payout on the Wheel of Fortune slot.

Butterfly park, Singapore Changi Airport.


Singapore Changi Airport's butterfly garden is a perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of the main airport.

Singapore Changi Airport opened a butterfly garden in 2008.

It is the only airport in the world to have such an attraction.

It boasts more than 1,000 tropical butterflies, with 40 different species flying around.

The two-storey, glass-panelled space in Terminal 3 also has lush plants blooming from the borders and a grotto-waterfall almost 20ft high.

Visitors can also witness the breeding and feeding of butterflies at close.

Indoor swimming pool, Hamad International Airport, Doha, Qatar.


Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, boasts a top-of-the-range spa facility complete with a pool, tub, gym and squash courts.

Hamad International Airport in Doha, Qatar, boasts a top-of-the-range spa facility.

Amenities include an indoor swimming pool and hydrotherapy tub.

There is also a gym for travellers to stretch their legs and a squash court to sweat it out.

For a spot of relaxation there are a range of spa treatments on offer, with an anti-jet lag massage being a popular pick.

Entry to the airport spa starts at £37.

IMAX cinema, Hong Kong International Airport.


The IMAX cinema at Hong Kong International Airport is sited on the entertainment zone on Level 6 of Terminal 2.

The IMAX cinema at Hong Kong International Airport features the largest IMAX screen in Hong Kong.

The projection space measures 46 feet high and 74 feet wide.

The theatre, which can seat 350 viewers, is located on the entertainment zone on Level 6 of Terminal 2 with 2D and 3D movies on offer.

40ft slide Singapore Changi Airport.


Singapore's Changi Airport has a slide that stretches over four storeys and speeds travellers from top to bottom at a rate of 19 feet per second.

Singapore's Changi Airport boasts the 'world's tallest slide in an airport' in a bid to help passengers enjoy their time before taking off or while waiting for family members.The tubular attraction is located in Terminal 3 with snazzy lights illuminating it.

'Slide@T3', as it's called, stretches over four storeys and speeds travellers from top to bottom at a rate of 19 feet per second.

Courchevel Airport, France.

A 1,700-foot strip of tarmac, located 6,000 feet above sea level on a slope in the French Alps, serves as the only airport in the ski-happy town of Courchevel.

Built in 1961, the runway, which bizarrely rises uphill and then dangerously dips downhill, is not only notorious for its dodgy setup, but also for its appearance in the James Bond movie, "Tomorrow Never Dies."

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, Georgia.



If you ever find yourself taxiing along Runway 10 at the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport, you may catch a glimpse of something so out of place it will make you do a double take.

Embedded into the tarmac of Runway 10 is a pair of grave markers.

The previous property owners, Catherine and Richard Dotson, used the land that the airport now sits on for a cemetery.

The Dotsons died in the late 1880’s and were both buried in the cemetery.

Years later, as WWII approached, the military decided to convert the cemetery into an airport for training purposes and moved all of the bodies in the cemetery to another one; however, to honor family wishes, the military left the grave markers of Catherine and Richard behind.

Typically, when we travel, we use the airport as a means to get to the main attraction.

But sometimes an airport is so bizarre that it is the main attraction.

Whether it’s because of size, location or other features, we found airports that are so wacky, weird and unusual that they require more than just a pass-through.




http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/12/02/10-worlds-weirdest-airports.html
http://oddstuffmagazine.com/worlds-top-12-bizarre-and-weird-airport%E2%80%99s.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/travel_news/article-4473138/The-world-s-oddest-airport-attractions-revealed.html
Lalasticlala, Mtnd44

starman18:
it is
Did you graduate from EKSU

Yes, 2011.

ogbiwa:
7. Chereku

Igbo kwenu. Lol

Lol....Which one is chereku?

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