Indian Man Beheads Sister-in-Law for Practicing ‘Black Magic’
An Indian man beheaded his sister-in-law after claiming to find evidence of her involvement in witchcraft and black magic.

An Indian man beheaded his sister-in-law after claiming to find evidence of her involvement in witchcraft and black magic.

Data from the state of Jharkhand, India, shows a total of more than 127 woman lynched by angry crowds after being accused of witchcraft between 2012 and 2014.

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) is demanding that Utah resident Kevin Van Miltenberg remove his homemade Halloween decoration of a man hanging from a noose, calling it a “mockery of the history of lynchings in our country.”

In January, during a protest against police, “Black Lives Matter” activist Maile Hampton was arrested and charged in Sacramento, California with “felony lynching” for “attempting to seize someone from police custody.” Although the charge is based on a 1993 law, outrage ensued over the fact that a black woman was charged with lynching.
