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A Pakistani teen, Maria Sadaqat has died after a group of men set her on fire because of a rejected marriage proposal. The 19-year-old, who lived outside the Pakistani capital in Dewal, had burns on 85% of her body when she was admitted to the hospital in the Capital, Islamabad on Sunday after a group of men attack her in front of her home. The deceased, who was a teacher at a private school in the village, died Wednesday. Her uncle said that her brutal death came after she rejected a proposal to marry the owner of the school’s nephew. Abdul Basit added that the potential match was a “divorcee twice her age” and said that his niece had resigned from her job because of harassment from the principal, according to The Hindu. Before she died, Sadaqat gave a statement saying that the principal was among the men who tortured her, covered her in gas and burned her alive. Pakistan’s Human Rights Commission has said almost 1,100 women were killed in “honor killings” la...
Last week movie mogul Tyler Perry sold his Atlanta estate for $17.5 million, the most ever paid for a private residence in Atlanta. And now, it's been revealed he is leaving the city of Atlanta to live on a farm with his girlfriend Gelila Bekele and their son Aman. Tyler Perry tells E! News; "I know this sounds ridiculous, but I wanted more land so I bought more land outside of the city. It's the same distance to the studio as my old house, but now I can have horses and pigs and organic vegetables."
Seven-year-old had not been seen since Saturday after his parents apparently abandoned him in a forest on the island of Hokkaido as punishment A seven-year-old boy who went missing in bear-inhabited forests in northern Japan after his parents apparently abandoned him as punishment, has been found alive. Yamato Tanooka was found by chance by military personnel in a hut on one of its exercise areas 5km from where he is believed to have gone missing and had sustained only cuts. The doctor who assessed him after his ordeal in Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, said: “He was incredibly calm considering he had been missing for seven days. He didn’t panic at all.” Yamato had been missing since Saturday after his parents said they made him get out of their car on a mountain road because he was misbehaving. He was reportedly without food or water. The parents originally told police their son had got lost while they were out hiking to gather wild vegetable...