[A friend in the UK sent me this with the comment: “This is becoming more common in Britain”. Here we see how Blacks take their negative, backward ways with them into a Western country. In this case, that evil thing: Witchcraft. In Africa, Witchcraft is more often than not abused and used for personal reasons. They use it as a means of getting power or, settling PERSONAL SCORES. The story below suggests to me that the “Aunt” really was using Witchcraft, to give her an excuse to hurt the “mother” and the “daughter”.

I am definitely interested in getting more stories from Europe about how Blacks over there are bringing down the standards and spreading their backwardness into those first world countries. Jan]

‘Witch’ girl told ‘today you die’

The defendants deny treating the girl with cruelty

A 10-year-old girl has said how she was cornered and told “today you die” by a woman who accused her of witchcraft.

An Old Bailey jury were shown on Wednesday a police video of the girl describing how she was tortured.

The child’s aunt, 39, and Sita Kisanga, 35, from London, deny conspiracy to murder and child cruelty charges.

Sebastian Pinto, 33, and Kiwonde Kiese, 21, both of Stoke Newington, London, deny aiding and abetting child cruelty from August 2002 and November 2003.

The girl, who was eight at the time, also said Ms Kisanga accused other children of being involved in witchcraft.

‘Killed someone’

In the video the girl said she was told by Ms Kisanga to take her jumper and vest off.

“She pulled a little knife and she did little marks. I was bleeding,” she said.

The girl told the court the people she knew as her mum (her aunt who is not being named), her aunt (Ms Kisanga) and uncle (Mr Pinto), gathered in a circle around her.

She said: “One kicked me, one slapped me and one pushed me. I asked myself ‘What have I done?'”

She says if I tell anybody she hits me, she will take a knife and stab me

The victim
Charges against the four defendants allege that chilli peppers were rubbed into the girl’s eyes, she was beaten with a belt, slapped, cut with a knife and starved.

The court had heard the girl was put in a bag and was about to be thrown into a river when the attack was stopped.

The girl had said in a video shown to the jury on Wednesday morning that she was beaten with a high-heeled shoe by Ms Kisanga.

She added: “She laughs when she hits me. She says things to me like ‘oh, you have got it now’.

“She says if I tell anybody she hits me, she will take a knife and stab me.”

Explaining why Ms Kisanga had hit her, the girl said in the interview: “My aunt said that my mum and me have got witchcraft.”

The trial was adjourned until Thursday.

Source: BBC
URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/453…/p>