Shocking video shows overweight farmworker crushing piglets to death by jumping on them while friend laughs

• Video shows farmworker in Spain jumping onto dozens of piglets
• Colleague laughs as man hurls himself on top of squealing piglets
• Police say 19 pigs died instantly, and 53 died later from crush injuries
• The two men, a Lithuanian and a Spaniard, aged 19 and 22, arrested 
• This is the shocking moment an overweight farm worker kills dozens of piglets by jumping on them as his laughing colleague films the stomach-churning stunt. 
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Police were alerted to the idiot pair after they posted the disturbing video on WhatsApp and it was seen by the farm manager.
Investigators said 19 of the animals were killed instantly after being squashed to death - and another 53 died later from crush injuries.
The massacre happened at a farm in Huercal-Overa near Almeria in south east Spain. 
                 

Girl, 13 escapes kidnapper in Japan after 2 years, calls police on pay phone

Japanese police caught a 23-year-old man who had been sought since a teenage girl escaped his apartment after being held captive for nearly 2 years.

The girl's disappearance from her hometown in Saitama, near Tokyo, when she was just 13, was major news in Japan at the time.
Police said the now-15-year-old girl escaped from suspect Kabu Terauchi's apartment in downtown Tokyo on Sunday while he was shopping in Akihabara, a district known for technology and comic book geeks.

Saitama police said the girl, whose name was withheld because she is a minor, told investigators that she escaped when her captor forgot to lock the door.

 

The girl was seen wearing a sweat suit and sandals in the cold weather when she called home from a pay phone at a train station in downtown Tokyo. Her mother reported the call to the police, who raided Terauchi's apartment.
Investigators captured Terauchi in the early hours of Monday near a forest west of Tokyo. He was bleeding from the neck from a minor self-inflicted injury as a result of a failed suicide attempt.
Police plan to formally arrest him on suspicion of kidnapping.
Terauchi attended university during the years he allegedly had the girl in captivity. He graduated this month and even had a job offer.
Police quoted the girl as saying that she was confined in Terauchi's apartment near his university in Chiba before moving to Tokyo last month. She was always locked inside and closely watched, but was not tied up or put in chains. He sometimes took her outside but always closely watched her, according to police.

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ISIS crucifies Catholic priest on Good Friday after kidnapping him from old people`s home where 4 nuns were shot dead

• Father Tom Uzhunnalil was kidnapped by ISIS gunmen in Yemen
• Terrorist had previously threatened to crucify the Indian Catholic priest  The Indian Catholic priest kidnapped by ISIS-linked terrorists in Yemen earlier this month was crucified on Good Friday. Source: dailymail.co.uk
  
  Father Thomas Uzhunnalil, 56, was taken by Islamist gunmen, reportedly linked to ISIS, who attacked an old people's home in Aden, southern Yemen, killing at least 15 people, on March 4.
  The terrorists reportedly carried out the heinous murder on Good Friday, after threatening to do so earlier in the week, according to the Archbishop of Vienna
  It was reported last week that several religious groups had received threats that Father Thomas would be crucified on Good Friday, but this was denied by his church in hometown of Bangalore.
  
  
  
  
  However, the Archbishop of Vienna, Christoph Cardinal Schönborn, told a congregation gathered in St. Stephen's Cathedral in the Austrian capital that the priest had been crucified.
  It is not known how the Archbishop became aware of Father Thomas' alleged fate, but his confirmation of the crucifixion during Easter Vigil Mass was reported in Austrian media.
  A spokesperson for the cardinal today admitted that while he did say that the priest has been crucified, he has no confirmation of Father Thomas' fate.
  'The cardinal based his statements on news published on Arabic language web sites. The validity of this information has, however, not been confirmed,' said Arhdiocese Vienna's head of media relations, Michael Prüller.
  'The cardinal doesn't himself have any sources that have confirmed the death of Father Tom.
  'Thus, for the time being, there's still basis for hope that Father Tom is alive,' said Mr Prüller.
  Yemeni authorities have blamed ISIS for the March 4 attack on the refuge for the elderly operated by Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity in main southern city Aden.
  
  
  
  Four gunmen posing as relatives of one of the guests at the homeburst inside, killing four Indian nuns, two Yemeni female staffmembers, eight elderly residents and a guard.
  'According to our information, the extremists who attacked the elderly care home in Aden have kidnapped priest Tom Uzhunnalil, a 56-year-old Indian, who was taken to an unknown location,' a Yemeni security official said.
  'We are aware that no group has yet claimed the criminal attack... but information points to the involvement of Daesh,' said the source, who asked to remain anonymous, using an Arabic acronym for IS.
  However, members of  Father Tom's order have denied that he is due to be crucified, saying they have no information on his health or whereabouts.
  We have absolutely no information on Fr Tom,' Father Mathew Valarkot, spokesman for the Salesians' Bangalore province, told UCANews.
  'But even today we do not know who has taken him and what their motives are because no one has claimed responsibility.'
  The Vatican's Secretary of State Pietro Parolin said earlier this month that Pope Francis 'was shocked and profoundly saddened' to learn of 'this act of senseless and diabolical violence.'
  Aden had been racked by lawlessness since Hadi supporters,backed by Gulf Arab military forces, drove fighters from Yemen'sIran-allied Houthi group from the city in July last year.
  The Yemeni government has repeatedly vowed to restoresecurity to the city but so far had had little success.
  Al-Qaeda and IS have stepped up attacks in Aden, targeting mainly loyalists and members of a Saudi-led coalition battling Huthi rebels and their allies since March last year.
  Al-Qaeda distanced itself from the mass shooting Friday, saying it was not responsible.
  President Abedrabbo Mansour Hadi has declared Aden to be Yemen's temporary capital as Sanaa has been in the hands of rebels since September 2014.  
  
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