Four Papua New Guinea women, believed by fellow villagers to have used sorcery to cause a fatal road crash, were tortured with hot metal rods to confess, then murdered and buried standing up in a pit, said police.The article does include this bit of inanity:
Black magic is widespread in the South Pacific nation where most of the 5.1 million population live subsistence lives.How about "Belief in black magic is widespread . . ."? Something can't be widespread if it doesn't actually exist.
The horrific details can be found here.
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