It came to my attention yesterday that some have been pointing to my videos and saying that I am giving credibility to the anti-Semitic movement, and my fans are part of it as well for watching. I don’t want to cite the sources because I don’t want to give them any more attention.
This originated from a video I made a couple of weeks ago. I was trying to show how crazy the modern world is, specifically some of the services available online. I picked something that seemed absurd to me—That people on Fiverr would say anything for 5 dollars.
I think it’s important to say something and I want to make one thing clear: I am in no way supporting any kind of hateful attitudes.
I make videos for my audience. I think of the content that I create as entertainment, and not a place for any serious political commentary. I know my audience understand that and that is why they come to my channel. Though this was not my intention, I understand that these jokes were ultimately offensive.
As laughable as it is to believe that I might actually endorse these people, to anyone unsure on my standpoint regarding hate-based groups: No, I don’t support these people in any way.
The night of February 5th, 2017, Argentina was shaken by a horrific massacre that ended with 6 people dead, including an unborn baby, three injured and a fugitive murderer.
Dubbed by the press as the Hurlingham Massacre, because of the Buenos Aires neighborhood where it happened, it started with a domestic fight between Diego Loscalzo (38) and his girlfriend Romina Maguna, both pictured above in happier times. According to neighbors’ testimonies, the fight soon became violent. Romina was a policewoman and Diego used her service weapon to shoot her four times, killing her.
The noises alerted Romina’s sister, Vanesa Maguna and her boyfriend Dario Daniel Diaz, who were at the house. When they went to Romina’s aid, Loscalzo shot Vanesa seven times, killing her too. Dario was also shot and he died later on his way to the hospital. A neighbor identified as Cinthya Lopez came outside to help and was also shot, but she survived.
While Loscalzo was running away, another of Romina’s siblings, her brother Jose Eduardo Maguna chased him with his car and managed to intercept him. But when he confronted him, he was shot three times and died. Loscalzo also shot the other people in the car: Jose’s wife, Monica, who was 9 months pregnant; Romina’s mother Juana Paiva and a 12 year old girl. The girl and Monica survived, although her baby couldn’t be saved and she’s currently in critical condition. Juana died.
Diego Loscalzo had been accused before of physical abuse by Romina, but apparently they had resumed their relationship. He’s currently on the run, with police on his trail.
Update: Diego Loscalzo has been arrested while he was trying to escape police in a bus in a town over 400 miles away from where he committed the crimes.
Carla Walker (17) was abducted the night of February 17, 1974. She and her boyfriend Rodney McCoy had gone to a Valentine Day’s dance at the high school and after had stopped at a bowling alley so she could use the bathroom. It was there, when they had just got back in the car, that a man with a gun grabbed Carla from the passenger seat and knocked Rodney out. Later, when Rodney woke up, he drove in a panic to Carla’s house to alert her family, with blood streaming down his face.
Carla’s body was found three days later in a culvert. She was still wearing the light blue dress of the dance and had been beaten, raped and strangled. The autopsy also revealed she’d been injected with morphine and that she’d been kept alive for two days after being kidnapped.
Her murder has never been solved. However, it does have some intriguing connections to other unsolved crimes at the time in the Fort Worth, Texas, area, where Carla was taken from. A year before, on February 27, 1973, a young woman called Becky Martin was abducted from a college parking lot and found dead after, her body also in a culvert. And months after Carla’s murder, on December 23rd, 1974,three girls disappeared from a shopping mall and have never been found. These cases have never been officially linked.
One potential suspect in Carla’s case was a man called William Ted Wilhoit, a theory that was pushed hard by a detective called John Terrell, who passed away in 2010. According to Terrell, when he once arrested Wilhoit for a burglary, the man said “I was wondering when you were going to come after me for Carla Walker”. Wilhoit had a record: he was accused of rape by a college student in 1973, but acquitted. In 1978, he raped a housewife in Abilene, and got convicted for that. In 1986, he confessed to the rape and attempted murder of Janelle Kirby, whom he shot five times in the face. She somehow managed to survive but another man was convicted for the crime and cleared only when Wilhoit told the truth, after being promised immunity (you can read that full story here, but it’s a long article). Despite Terrell’s insistence over the years that police should look at Wilhoit, he was never officially a suspect and was released on parole in 2003.
19-year-old neo nazi Vita Zaveruha
of
Vinnitsa, Ukraine that is suspected to be one of people who committed an attack that left 2 police officers dead and three injured. The
grenade
on fourth picture says “Death to orthodox christians“. On 11 November 2016 Vita slit her wrist in the courtroom (last picture).
In January 2017
Vita Zaveruha
was released on bond. In February 2017 she and her boyfried was beaten by fellow neo nazis.
6 February, 2017. Just an ordinary
day. Two teenage girls and their male classmate are going back home from school.
They see an apartment building. The boy asks the girls to wait. He enters the
building and goes to the 16th floor. He shouts to the girls: “Watch
me” and jumps off the window. That’s was the last day of life of 14-year-old
Yaroslav Simonov of Volgograd who was known as a good boy who never had any
troubles. It’s very unclear what made Yaroslav to commit suicide in front of
his classmates. Before jumping he wrote on a wall: “It will be better this way”.
When Katya of Nizhny
Novgorod oblast was a little child she was very happy one. She had mother that
adored her. But when Katya was six her mother died. Katya was left with a
father that had mental health and alcohol problems. When she was 15 years old
Katya was placed in an orphanage because the child service staff decided that her
father can’t take care of her. Katya was creating a lot of troubles for staff and
other kids. She would cut her veins often and beat up other kids. She was very
unhappy in the place and wanted to come back home to her father. She even started to visit psychiatrist to deal
with her aggression and other problems. But it was too late. On cold night of 5th
February, 2017 15-year-old Katya strangled 7-year-old Vera (third picture) that was known as a
very kind and ideal child. Katya was arrested. She didn’t confess to the
murder.
18 years old
soldier Stepan Datsenko (first picture) was admitted to military psychiatric
hospital because he started cutting himself. In the hospital he met 18 years
old Alexander Tomskii (second picture) who was diagnosed with psychopathy and
18 years old David Ziganshin (third picture) who thought that he could
communicate with dead people. On 12 April 2012 Stepan, Alexander and David
killed two nurses and escaped from the hospital. They were arrested as they
tried to cross Russian-Finnish border later on the day.
On 8 December 2016 David Ziganshin
pled guilty.
On 10 February 2017 murder charges against
Stepan Datsenko
were dismissed. It turned out that he wasn’t involved in the murders.
Family of 14 years old Alexandra Ostrik moved to Russia from Donbass, Ukraine in order to escape the war. Very soon after moving Alexandra met 19 years old Artyom Akopyan and they started to date. But their relationship didn’t last very long – on 3 March 2016 Artyom bludgeoned Alexandra to death and hid her lifeless body under a bridge. After doing that he posted very long message on his page on a social network site in which he wrote how much he loves Alexandra and that there is no excuse for a murder but she shouldn’t have played with his feelings. He also went on describing the murder: «I was hurting her and she tried… I couldn’t stop hurting her. There was so much blood but I had no emotions, it’s like I was some kind of devil. She was still alive but I couldn’t stop until she wasn’t breathing anymore. She was screaming and trying… And all this time her cellphone was ringing. It were her mother and father trying to reach her”. Artyom Akopyan was arrested on 10 March 2016. He confessed to the crime
Artyom Akopyan
was found competent to stand trial. It will begin soon.
On the morning
of 12th February, 2017 31-year-old woman of Kiev, Ukraine threw her
3-year-old son and her two her cats out of window of her apartment that is
located on 7th floor. Then the woman followed them. She died immediately.
Her son survived and is struggling for his life in a hospital. One of the cats
survived as well. It was reported that the woman did what she did after an
argument with her husband.
