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mhizpeaarl:
People are so heartless

seriously.. 6 innocent new borns

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A Utah woman who pleaded guilty to killing six of her newborn babies and storing their bodies in her garage is facing up to life in prison at a sentencing hearing set for Monday.

Megan Huntsman, 40, who has three surviving children, told police she was too addicted to methamphetamine to take care of more kids during the decade the babies were born. She pleaded guilty to six counts of murder in February and said in court documents that she wanted to take responsibility for the deaths.

Huntsman has said little during her court appearances in the year since her estranged husband found the tiny bodies in the garage of the home they once shared in the small city of Pleasant Grove. The grisly discovery sent shockwaves through the quiet, mostly Mormon community about 35 miles south of Salt Lake City.

She told police she gave birth to the babies over a 10-year period from 1996 to 2006 and strangled or suffocated each child immediately after birth. She wrapped their bodies in cloth, put them in plastic bags and packed them in boxes, then left them behind when she moved out of the house, authorities say. A seventh infant found in the garage was stillborn.

Husband Darren West was the father of all the babies and found the bodies in April 2014 following an eight-year federal prison stint on meth charges, authorities say.

They lived together during the period the babies were born, but police have said they aren’t investigating West in connection with the deaths. West, who also fathered Huntsman’s surviving three children, has not spoken publicly about the case.

Huntsman gave birth at home, but it is unclear how she concealed the pregnancies, births and deaths, police say.

The case has moved quickly, with plea talks starting months after Huntsman’s arrest and culminating with a deal in February that prosecutors say leaves fewer options for appeal than a trial would have, bringing final resolution to the case sooner.

She pleaded guilty to the full docket of charges against her. Prosecutors agreed to recommend sentencing that could reduce her minimum possible sentence to five years, but they say she will nevertheless likely spend the rest of her life in prison.

A parole board decides when prisoners are released in Utah, but prosecutor Jeff Buhman has said he will be shocked if she is ever let out.

redcliff:
Wetin concein us? Make we come use ogbono do skipping rope?

haha..funny

Gospel singer, Yinka Ayefele has confessed that he did not vote during the March 28 Presidential elections in Nigeria.

Stating his reasons, the singer explained that he did not intentionally stay away from voting but was very busy with his online radio programme where they were feeding those outside the country on the election update.

He disclosed that for the weekend elections, he will be available to cast his votes for his choice candidate in the April 11, election.

Applauding the successful conduct of the Presidential elections, the singer pointed out that the physically challenged people are not being taken care of in Nigeria as he urged the successive government to look into the needs of the people.

According to him, “My major concern is our airports. There is no plan for the less privileged at the Nigerian airports. When you get there, the elevators are not working. So, if you are on a wheel chair, you will need people to bring you up and down to get our luggage.”

“This is unlike the developed countries, where officials would have come to meet you. I want the government to really make life easier for the less privileged. I think it is time the government implemented a law for builders to make plans for the less privileged in their house construction,” he told Punch.