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HOVERING ORANGE FIREBALL SEEN IN MANITOBA, CANADA
On Wednesday, February 12, 2003, at 10:30 p.m., a woman in Selkirk
(population 9,885), a city in Canada's Manitoba province "was at her
son's house in East South Selkirk. She took the dog outside for a walk
and, while looking up at the stars, this witness noticed an orange-
coloured ball with a short tail. The sighting lasted for approximately
five to six seconds." "She went on to say (that) right after watching it
for about four seconds, the one fireball broke into two. It was only a
second or two after seeing it break up that both objects disappeared."
Selkirk is 20 miles (32 kilometers) north-northeast of Winnipeg, the
provincial capital. (Many thanks to Canadian ufologist Brian Vike for
this report.)
TWO KILLED ON SORCERY CHARGE IN EASTERN INDIA
"A 40-year-old tribal chief and his daughter were allegedly beheaded by
their relatives for practising witchcraft at Burudih Tola in Kenua
village of the East Singhbhum district," near the city of Jamshedpur in
India's Bihar Pradesh state.
According to police in Jamshedpur, people "suspecting one Sambhu Mardi of
practising witchcraft," killed the man, "along with his 12-year-old
daughter, Dulari," on Wednesday, February 12, 2003. "Sambhu's relatives
suggested that he was responsible for the death of his nephew Jagannath
on Tuesday last (February 4, 2003). Jagannath's brother, Bagat Mardi,
along with his cousin, Mathura Mardi, reportedly beheaded their uncle
Sambhu along with Dulari."
"Though Jagannath was suffering from malaria, Sambhu allegedly used black
magickal treatment. As Jagannath's condition worsened, he was rushed to
a nursing home, where he died, police said." "The accused have been
arrested, and the bodies of Sambhu and Dulari sent for post-mortem
(autopsy in the USA-- J.T.)." Jamshedpur is located 200 kilometers (120
miles) east of Calcutta. (See the Indian newspaper New Statesman for
February 13, 2003, "Two killed for 'practising witchcraft.'" Merci
beaucoup a Robert Fischer pour cette article de journal.)
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