Mom, boyfriend torture and murder 8-year-old boy

Melissa Jenkins, 30, top right, and her boyfriend Daniel Ehrlick Jr., 36, lower right, both of Boise, Idaho, have been indicted for first-degree murder in the death of Jenkins' 8-year-old son, Robert Manwill. (AP Photo)

* Sick Fuck Alert *

A couple in Boise, Idaho, tortured, killed and dumped an 8-year-old boy in a canal, then sat and watched while thousands of volunteers helped search for the boy. The kicker is that Child Non-Protective Services knew these two were a couple of sick fucks and did nothing to protect this child.

The mother and her live-in boyfriend have been charged with murder in the child's death, news services reported Wednesday. Robert Manwill disappeared July 24 and his body was found in the canal Aug 3.

Daniel Ehrlick Jr., 36, allegedly tortured the boy, repeatedly beating him on his head and body with his hands, knees and fists, and subjected him to other forms of physical and emotional abuse until the boy died, according to the indictment against him unsealed today in an Ada County court.

Ehrlick tortured the boy "with the intent to cause suffering, to execute vengeance or to satisfy some sadistic inclination by inflicting on Robert G. Manwill extreme or prolonged acts of brutality with the intent to cause suffering," the indictment said, noting the boy died as a result of Ehrlick's actions.

Melissa Jenkins, 30, allegedly knew about the beatings but never got her son medical attention. Instead, according to the indictment, she allegedly aided in the abuse and "actively and repeatedly" hid her son from anyone who might have stopped it or helped the boy. Mother of the Year.

Robert was visiting her when he disappeared. His father, Charles Manwill, of New Plymouth, Idaho, is divorced from Jenkins and had custody of the boy, ABC News reported.

Jenkins has a history of violence against her children, and is on probation for fracturing the skull of Robert's infant half brother. That boy was taken from her by the state in 2008. But the state left Robert with the sick fuck mother.

According to court records, Jenkins "did willfully inflict" injury to the infant "by striking the child's head on a surface, causing a fracture to the child's skull," on Oct. 19, 2008. She received a sentence of 29 days of work release and was put on probation for two years. And a judge thought this was punishment enough from slamming a baby's head against a table. WTF?!

Jenkins reportedly also has a third child, a 2 1/2-year-old daughter whose father has custody, but as in Robert's case, she has visitation rights. Ehrlick is banned from being alone with the girl, but court documents don't say why.

Um...warning signs...anyone?

Ehrlick has a criminal record including convictions for burglary, grand theft, battery and possession of drug paraphernalia. A prince charming.

Jenkins and Ehrlick have been charged with first degree murder, which could carry the death penalty, and with failing to report the boy's death to law enforcement, ABC News reported. Neither entered a plea at their court appearance today when the indictment was unsealed.

Ehrlick is being held on the murder charge without bond, while bond was set at $2 million for Jenkins, Boise Police Department Deputy Chief Jim Kerns said according to the report.

No decision has been made about whether to seek the death penalty. Prosecutors have 60 days to make a decision.

I hate to sound like a broken record, but shouldn't these sick fucks experience what that kid experienced? How is jail a fitting punishment? Ugh.

Sources: ABC News, CNN, HLN, AP
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Eyewitness account of violence in Tehran

A backer of Mr. Moussavi confronted riot police officers in Tehran. In recent days, Mr. Moussavi's supporters were predicting a wide victory, citing voter surveys. And Mr. Ahmadinejad, the hard-line incumbent, had appeared on the defensive. Photo: Caren Firouz/Reuters

This is terrible. I found it on the CNN website--an eyewitness account on the violence and brutality that has taken over the streets of Tehran in the aftermath of the presidential elections. Kudos to the photographers.

TEHRAN, Iran -- He was surrounded and pleading for them to stop but six men with clubs, batons and metal rods kept battering a young Iranian man with ruthless force. The swing that keeps replaying in my head was the black baton that smashed the man in the skull behind his left ear.

Seconds earlier the man had dared to stand up to the baton wielding men because they had shoved a 14-year-old girl. For his chivalry he got one of the most savage beatings I have ever seen at the hands of four Iranian riot policemen and members of the Baseej, Iran's plain clothed volunteer militia.

"To hell with Iran," he said as he sat beaten and battered along the sidewalk. "This is not my government. This is not my country."

A grown man who watched the beating burst into tears.

A Moussavi supporter was injured in a demonstration. Witnesses reported that at least one person had been shot dead in clashes with the police in Vanak Square in Tehran. Photo: Olivier Laban-mattei/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images

This was a glimpse of the ugly aftermath of Iran's presidential elections, which sparked outrage among supporters of candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi.

Moussavi's backers are calling President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's landslide victory a sham. They're demanding the vote be annulled. The government's response has been a ruthless and violent crackdown.

For eight chaotic hours I saw the two sides clash throughout the streets of Tehran. These were Iranians versus Iranians, but the two sides were worlds apart in appearance, ideology and brute force.

Moussavi's supporters were mostly young 20-something men and women. They were college students, young professionals with degrees demanding social freedom, a better way of life, and better relations with the West.

Two teenage girls carrying bricks had French manicured fingernails and designer sunglasses. The protesters threw objects, burned trash bins, honked their horns and chanted "death to the dictator!"

They were loud, until they heard the roar of the motorcycles.

The motorcycles belonged to two groups of Ahmadinejad supporters: Iran's riot police and the Baseej.

The riot police looked like modern gladiators, muscular and menacing with camouflaged uniforms, black boots, black bulletproof vests and black shielded helmets. They rode in pairs. One drove while the other wielded a club or a baton. They swarmed crowds of rowdy protesters in packs of about 20, beating anyone who got in their way.

The landslide victory for Mr. Ahmadinejad came as a powerful shock to opposition supporters, who had cited polls showing that Mr. Moussavi had a strong lead in the final days of the campaign. Photo: Olivier Laban-Mattei/Agence France-Presse -- Getty Images

On several occasions I saw female Moussavi supporters plead with their male counterparts not to run away. But they almost always did. They were clearly intimidated by the brutal show of force.

The Baseejis were just as ruthless. Those who didn't ride on motorcycles walked the streets in large packs carrying clubs. They didn't wear uniforms, so they could easily ambush protesters. They beat one protester so badly that he collapsed in the middle of an intersection and trembled uncontrollably. I saw one battered young man crawl into the lobby of an apartment building, curl up under the stairwell and sob. He had welts on his forehead and bruises up and down his arms.

"They hit me with everything," he said as he gasped for air. "They hit with clubs. They hit me with chains."

When the two sides weren't throwing objects at one another, they were hurling insults. I heard and felt the hatred on both sides.

During a Saturday afternoon news conference Ahmadinejad compared the violent crackdown against the protesters to a citation after a traffic ticket.

A few hours later thousands gathered in midtown Tehran to hear Ahmadinejad deliver a victory speech. The re-elected president said the elections belonged to Iran's people.

Never since the Islamic Revolution of 1979 have Iran's people appeared this divided.

Mr. Moussavi made clear in statements on Saturday that he rejected the results and called on supporters and fellow clerics to fight them. Supporters threw stones during clashes with riot police. Photo: Ahmed Jadallah/Reuters

Source: CNN

17-year old sadist beats, rapes and kills baby

It's only Monday, and already we have strong contenders for the Sick Fuck of the Week Award.

Earlier we learned about two dirtbags who soaked a dog in gasoline and set in on fire just for fun. And now, we're introduced to a piece of trash whose heartwarming deed will be difficult to top this week. Yet, we still have six days to go, so you never know.

Our next candidate for Sick Fuck of the Week is Arnold T. Ross, a 17-year-old sick fuck who beat, raped and killed an 8-month-old baby boy in New Orleans. (Police photo)

The Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office said Ross was charged with aggravated rape and first-degree murder and taken into custody Saturday. No bond was set.

He was arrested after officers responded to a call about an unresponsive infant, AP reported. The baby, Da-Von Lonzo, was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival, according to a news release issued by the sheriff's office.

Authorities say Ross told them he was the boyfriend of the infant's mother and the baby fell down the stairs while he was baby-sitting, but he later acknowledged that he beat the infant repeatedly when he would not stop crying.

So this genius, like sooo many geniuses before him, tried to stop a baby from crying by beating him to a pulp. Brilliant. On top of that, he figured raping a tiny baby with a big dick would assist in stopping the crying.

This degenerate told police that when the child began to defecate on himself (from the beating, no doubt), he tried to clean it up, causing the tears.

He beat the crap out of the baby--literally--and then caused the tears while cleaning the baby with his dick. It's perfectly logical.

Can anyone explain to me what the fuck is up with these scumbag, no-IQ "boyfriends" who beat, rape and microwave babies? And what's up with the "mothers" who pick these men. Where do they find them? The sewers?

Ross has a record of previous arrests for possession of crack cocaine and marijuana, obscenity, battery on a correctional officer, three counts of battery on a teacher, three counts of theft, illegal carrying of a weapon and assault, according to Nola.com.

And he was free to roam the streets...

What did the authorities expect this out-of-control, depraved, criminally inclined motherfucking shit for brains to do? Go out to the world and be someone other than who he's been so far? Go to school? Play a sport? Get a job?

I would look into who allowed this perverted brute to remain among us after a string of crimes during his short life.

I hope he's convicted and sent to a prison where he'll never lack someone to lovingly "wipe his ass" when he gets the crap beaten out of him.

Source: The Associated Press, CNN, Nola.com, My Twisted Mind
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