Saturday 23 November 2013

Multiple killer is mother of two!!!!!!!!

A woman who stunned a courtroom this week by admitting to three murders has two young daughters, the Mail can reveal today.
Joanna Dennehy, 31, pleaded guilty to stabbing three men to death and trying to kill two others in a rampage of violence.
The Mail has discovered she has two children she abandoned more than four years ago when she descended into a life of drink and drugs.
Family: Convicted murderer Joanna Dennehy with her two girls, whose identities have been concealed
Family: Convicted murderer Joanna Dennehy with her two girls, whose identities have been concealed
Revelation: How the Mail reported on Dennehy this Tuesday
Revelation: How the Mail reported on Dennehy this Tuesday
The girls - 14 and seven - live with their father, John Treanor, 37, and their step-mother Vicky and enjoy school and spending time with friends.
But their lives were turned upside down when their mother was arrested on suspicion of a triple murder earlier this year. Mr Treanor had to break the news to his eldest daughter after police came round to their house in Glossop, Derbyshire, to take statements about his time with the killer.
He spent 12 years in an on-off relationship with Dennehy before finally pulling the plug on their chaotic relationship in 2009.

    Since then Dennehy has not tried once to visit the girls.
    ‘We’ve not heard a peep out of her in years,’ said Mr Treanor said. ‘My eldest daughter knew her mother had been arrested and we were all very, very shocked. She read about the murders in the papers and then she searched for it on the internet, but when she pleaded guilty this week she was devastated.
    ‘My youngest is only seven and I’ve chosen not to tell her about it as she is too young to understand. She doesn’t even know Jo is her mother.
    ‘It has been a dreadful time for us all. Just when it seemed we had got rid of their mother’s damaging influence she rears her head again.
    'The girls both love school and have a circle of friends and we are trying to live a normal life. This will not help things at all.’
    Lovers: Dennehy and John Teanor pose lovingly together in 2004
    Lovers: Dennehy and John Teanor pose lovingly together in 2004
    Mum: Dennehy with her first daughter, who is now 14 and read about her murders in the papers
    Mum: Dennehy with her first daughter, who is now 14 and read about her murders in the papers
    Mr Treanor decided to flee to safety with his two daughters after putting up with years of drinking, drug-taking and infidelity.
    The final straw came in 2009 when Dennehy, who had left the family home, turned up drunk late one evening and pulled a dagger from the inside of her knee-length leather boot. She plunged the knife, which had a decorated handle, into the living room floor and yelled, ‘I wish I could kill someone’. 
    Terrified, Mr Treanor broke off all contact immediately and fled to safety with his children more than 140 miles away and has not seen Dennehy since.
    But he never imagined the angry outburst would become a dreadful reality and she would become one of the few female multiple killers in British criminal history. On Monday she pleaded guilty to brutally stabbing to death her landlord 
    New life: John Teanor, pictured, fled from Dennehy with his daughters after she came home in a drunken rage one night in 2009
    New life: John Teanor, pictured, fled from Dennehy with his daughters after she came home in a drunken rage one night in 2009
    Mr Lee, who died from stab wounds to the chest, was found in a ditch in Newborough, Cambridgeshire, on Easter Saturday, March 29. 
    Her other two victims, who were also stabbed to death, were found dumped a short distance away four days later. She will undoubtedly be handed one of the biggest prison sentences ever for a woman at the conclusion of the court case.
    It is a far cry from the lively 15-year-old that Mr Treanor met in 1997 when she bounded up to him in a park as he walked his German shepherd and exclaimed: ‘I really love dogs.’ 
    The pair immediately hit it off and, despite Mr Treanor being six years her senior, they became a couple.
    They lived a nomadic lifestyle, finding work where they could and moving from house to house until Dennehy became pregnant at 16.
    Periods of stability were interspersed with breaks in the relationship when Dennehy’s drinking, promiscuity and reckless behaviour drove them apart.
    A final three-year period of calm saw the birth of their second daughter in 2006 but her descent into drugs, drink and casual sex led to a permanent break in 2009.
    Mr Treanor, who this year married girlfriend Vicky in a ceremony in Australia, said: ‘I still can’t believe it. Her life was pretty crazy but I never expected this - it shows how far she had fallen. 
    ‘It was inevitable that something was going to happen.’


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    The proud sales blurb on the website leaves no room for misinterpretation. ‘Your No 1 source of illicit substances on the Web,’ it reads. 
    ‘Fast and stealthy shipping. A+++ quality and perfect customer service. This is what DrugMarket is famous for.’
    Offering everything from LSD to cocaine, heroin and ecstasy on pages laid out like those on Amazon, DrugMarket’s top seller today is ‘100g High Quality Afghan Opium First Grade’ at $2,700 (£1,670).
    Using a programme called Tor, internet users are able to communicate in complete privacy. It was used by political activists during the Arab Spring, but also by criminals
    Using a programme called Tor, internet users are able to communicate in complete privacy. It was used by political activists during the Arab Spring, but is also by criminals
    You might think it foolish to advertise your services as a drug dealer on the internet and, usually, you’d be right. But this isn’t the World Wide Web; this is the ‘Dark Net’, a cyber world where secrecy is guaranteed and anything goes.
    It is the internet’s Wild West: a hidden marketplace where drug dealers, gun runners, assassins and paedophile pornographers can peddle their wares with almost no chance of being caught.
    Earlier this week, Google and Microsoft announced vital measures to prevent paedophiles searching for images of child abuse on the web. 
    The move was prompted by the murders of  12-year-old Tia Sharp and five-year-old April Jones and was hailed by child protection agencies and this newspaper. 
    Both Tia and April were killed by men whose perverted interest in young girls was fuelled by the pornographic websites they were able to access all too readily via Google.
    But the fight against such sick websites is not over. Computer experts have warned that the new measures would not stymie really determined paedophiles, who would search for images in the recesses of the Dark Net.
    ‘Hard-core paedophiles don’t go onto Google to search for images,’ said Jim Gamble, the former head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre. ‘They go into the dark corners of the internet.’
    To understand what Mr Gamble means, it is necessary to take a journey into the underbelly of the web and onto sites that never appear on Google or any other well-known search engine. 
    Webpages such as Silk Road, which sells everything from drugs to guns, operate using Tor
    Webpages such as Silk Road, which sells everything from drugs to guns, operate using Tor
    The site's alleged founder Ross Ulbrict, 29, was arrested by the FBI but the page was up again within weeks
    The site's alleged founder Ross Ulbrict, 29, was arrested by the FBI but the page was up again within weeks
    This is because they are located on the Dark Net (there are actually many of these computer networks, but the term ‘Dark Net’ has come to be used as a collective noun along with ‘Hidden Web’ and ‘Deep Web’). And it enables anonymous encrypted communications between individuals and websites, ensuring total privacy.
    The one most commonly used is known as Tor, a system originally developed by the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory more than a decade ago and first called The Onion Router.
     
    It works by bouncing messages around several computers before they reach their final destination. The Tor network — which its founders liken to a series of ‘virtual tunnels’ — has 3,200 volunteers around the world who allow their computers to be used to send these messages. 
    Once users have downloaded some free software from the Tor website, they are ready to begin surfing — or selling things — with impunity. 
    Each message that is sent has several layers of encryption which are peeled away like the skins of an onion as it moves from computer to computer. 
    These reveal the next destination of the communication (which could be a file, web page, message, picture and so on), without showing its content as it is passed along the chain. 
    This means it is impossible to establish the identities or locations of the people at either end of the chain, or to see what they are talking about, selling, swapping or sharing.
    ‘Hard-core paedophiles don’t go onto Google to search for imagesThey go into the dark corners of the internet.’
    Jim Gamble, the former head of the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
    Tor has also proved invaluable for political activists in oppressive regimes — it enabled the communications that sparked the Arab Spring, when regular internet networks were either being taken down or monitored by security services. And as a safe place for government whistle-blowers it is peerless.
    But it has also become a paradise for criminals. I downloaded the software from the Tor website this week and within minutes I had access to a world of criminality. 
    On a site called the Hidden Wiki I found links to dozens of purveyors of guns, drugs, stolen credit cards, sex tourism, and criminals offering a host of services, ranging from computer hacking to murder.
    And Mr Gamble was correct. There were links — which I did not click on — in a section entitled Erotica,  sub-section Under Age. They were called ‘Hard Candy’ and ‘Jailbait’.
    Using a rudimentary search engine called TorSearch, I also found a link entitled: ‘Guide to Making Child Porn — a short list of tips for making photos/videos of child pornography.’ 
    The array of services on offer is mind-boggling. One site, The Hitman Network, boasts: ‘We are a team of three contract killers working in the U.S., Canada and the EU. 
    ‘Once you make a “purchase” we will reply within one to two days — contract will be completed within one to three weeks depending on target.’ The Network says it will kill people in North America for $10,000 [£6,170] or Europe for $12,000 [£7,400].
    Many of the pages have Amazon-style designs with shopping baskets and checkouts for the illicit items
    Many of the pages have Amazon-style designs with shopping baskets and checkouts for the illicit items
    However, they refuse to target ‘children under 16 and Top 10 politicians’. But the hitmen seem to have gone back on this last pledge and this week invited people to make donations towards bounties on the heads of President Barack Obama and other top U.S. officials.
    The fund for President Obama’s assassination has already reached $20,000 [£12,340].
    Another site, Executive Outcomes, claims to be the biggest gun retailer on the Dark Net. ‘Our shops and warehouses are located in Midwest U.S. and our international re-shippers are located in the following countries . . . ’ it boasts, displaying flags from Canada, Australia, Germany, Russia and the UK. 
    Its bargains of the week include a Ruger Mini rifle, a Bushmaster M4A3 rifle, and a Browning handgun, all costing less than £1,000. 
    In common with DrugMarket and many others, its website is laid out in a similar way to Amazon’s with ‘Add to Cart’ and ‘Checkout’ logos. 
    Among ‘Commercial Services’ on offer is Rent-A-Hacker who says: ‘I’ll do anything for money. If you want me to destroy some business or a person’s life, I’ll do it!’
    IsraelService is ‘a Tel Aviv-based group providing international smuggling of arms and narcotics’. 
    The website of Old Man Fixer’s Fixing Services says: ‘I can get you anything from wholesale drugs to wholesale weapons. 
    'From hacking to immigration services, insider trading to exotic pets. Crooked government officials to the best discreet lawyers. Real university degrees to snuff films.’
    In the ‘Financial Services’ section, The PaypalDome offers customers access to PayPal accounts, targeting unsuspecting people who have a credit balance. Dozens of hacked account details are on offer, the price usually being around 10 per cent of the funds in the account. 
    The hitman network offers to kill people in North America for £6,000 or Europe for £7,400. A fund to assassinate President Obama sits at $20,000 (£12,340)
    The hitman network offers to kill people in North America for £6,000 or Europe for £7,400. A fund to assassinate President Obama sits at $20,000 (£12,340)
    Other sites offer counterfeit £20 notes, $20 bills and €50 notes, real credit card details, stolen electronics, fake British and American passports and even Cuban cigars, which are banned in the U.S.
    Most of these products and services are paid for in Bitcoins, a virtual currency that is traded online. And many sites advocate the use of secure escrow services, middle-men who ensure sellers receive the money and buyers receive the goods.
    Contrary to what you may imagine, the Tor Project — the body which provides the Tor network — is a highly respected organisation partly funded by Cambridge University, the U.S. State Department, the Swedish government and other organisations campaigning for liberty and free speech.
    Based in Massachusetts, the Project is dedicated to electronic privacy and the rights of people to use the internet without being snooped on or tracked by intelligence agencies or companies.
    The Mail recently highlighted growing concerns over the way companies constantly gather information about our browsing habits using a computer tracking mechanism called cookies. This kind of snooping does not happen to the estimated one million people who use Tor worldwide each day.
    The Tor Project — which enables people to surf the regular internet as well as the Dark Net — hopes that eventually the number of political activists and criminals who use it will be swamped by ‘ordinary’ people who just want to browse without being spied on.
    Chief executive Andrew Lewman tells me Tor is simply a tool dedicated to safeguarding privacy, and claims that how that tool is used is beyond his control.
    ‘In the Forties and Fifties, when the U.S. was building its network of interstate highways, local law enforcement officers opposed it, arguing it would just make it easier for criminals to spread crime everywhere,’ he says. 
    ‘Of course, you could use roads to spread crime, but you can also use them for ease of transportation, for increased commerce, for a better way of life.
    ‘When the first internet search engines were set up, all the concerns were over the ease with which people could go online and look for guns and drugs. Then when video streaming came online, it was the same — all about porn.
    ‘The fact is that criminals are early adopters of technology, and that’s what we’re seeing now. But in the long term, ordinary users will come to value their online privacy and they will want a tool like Tor, too.’
    While it is impossible to snoop on the criminal communications carried by the Tor network, law enforcement agencies say it is by no means impossible to catch the people sending them, usually because they make mistakes.
    Despite it's underworld connections, the network is part-funded by prestigious institutions including Cambridge University, the US State Department and the Swedish government
    Despite it's underworld connections, the network is part-funded by prestigious institutions including Cambridge University, the US State Department and the Swedish government
    Lee Miles, deputy head of the National Crime Agency’s Cyber Crime Unit, says: ‘The Dark Net does provide us with some significant challenges. 
    ‘But with the technical abilities at our disposal, with co-operation between international agencies, with resources available to governments and with some good old-fashioned trade craft, I would feel confident in saying we could identify and apprehend any criminal using it.’
    This was highlighted last month when the FBI arrested Ross Ulbricht, 29, founder of the Silk Road, a notorious drugs marketplace operating on the Dark Net.
    They caught Ulbricht, a former physics student from Austin, Texas, not by cracking Tor’s security, but by monitoring Silk Road’s forums on the Dark Net and identifying contributors as they inadvertently left clues to their identities.
    ‘The fact is that criminals are early adopters of technology. But in the long term, ordinary users will come to value their online privacy and they will want a tool like Tor'Andrew Lewman, Tor chief executive 
    One dealer trading on Silk Road complained about a shipment of synthetic drugs from China — that were not illegal in the U.S. — being impounded by the Postal Service. 
    This helped agents to identify him. He had stored records that allowed officers to begin to unravel the secret network of buyers and sellers that led ever closer to Ulbricht.
    In August, there was another victory for law enforcement when Eric Eoin Marques, 28, founder of Freedom Hosting, which operated on the Dark Net, was arrested. 
    Freedom Hosting allegedly contained 95  per cent of all the child porn hidden in the secret network.  Again, exactly how Marques, who has dual Irish and U.S. citizenship, was caught remains a secret. He is fighting extradition from Ireland to the U.S.
    Incredibly, none of the major agencies — including the Cyber Crime Unit — are calling for Tor to be closed down.
    ‘As a democracy, we respect the principle that everyone is entitled to freedom of speech, expression and privacy,’ says Mr Miles. 
    ‘Going hand-in-hand with that, we must constantly ask ourselves how much intrusion we want compared with how much we are prepared to tolerate in a liberal society.
    ‘There will always be tension between the two — our desire for privacy and the inevitable enforcement of the law against those who are committing crime.’
    While any individual crook using the Dark Net could be identified eventually, the anonymity it allows means vast amounts of money, time and manpower need to be expended to do it. 
    So it is most likely to happen only where there is a political imperative — such as when sites like the Silk Road get out of hand.
    At the moment, customers and traders on most of the Dark Net go about their business untroubled by the law. In its murky channels, guns and drugs, paedophilia and murder exist alongside calls for democracy, sharia law and fascism.
    Indeed, it would seem all human life is on the Dark Net, unfettered, for better or for worse. The good, the bad and the very, very ugly.


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    Pregnant woman caught on camera 'hitting belly with a hammer

    A heavily pregnant woman was caught on camera apparently hitting her belly with a claw hammer while boasting how 'hard' her baby is.
    Heather Thorpe, 24, was filmed allegedly performing the outrageous act just weeks before she gave birth to her son, Jonathan.
    Today, the baby's father Sean Hanlon, 26, released the footage thought-to-have-been taken last year in his living room as police revealed they have refused to press charges.
    Critics are now calling for answers from the local authority about why the case was thrown out.
    Hammer: Heather Thorpe, pictured last year with weeks-old Jonathan, was filmed hitting her pregnant belly
    Hammer: Heather Thorpe, pictured last year with weeks-old Jonathan, was filmed hitting her pregnant belly
    Mr Hanlon, from Chelmsley Wood in Birmingham, told The Sun: 'I am appalled the police didn't at least question Heather. If there was a film of someone hitting a baby with a hammer they would be in handcuffs in ten seconds' flat.
    'She just strode over to my toolbox and grabber a claw hammer. She then hit her bump twice. I was shocked, but Heather thought it funny. I couldn't believe what I was seeing.'
     


      A spokesman for West Midlands Police told MailOnline: 'A report was received in December 2012 from a member of the public regarding video footage of a pregnant woman self-harming.
      'A thorough investigation was undertaken and no criminal offences were found.
      'The matter was referred to the local child services.'
      Ms Thorpe has yet to comment on the incident.
      Self harm: Police were shown a video of a woman hitting her pregnant belly with the household tool
      Self harm: Police were shown a video of a woman hitting her pregnant belly with the household tool
      Rejected: West Midlands Police found no crime had been committed after investigating the footage
      Rejected: West Midlands Police found no crime had been committed after investigating the footage
      Last year, she made headlines when she claimed to have given birth after just five minutes of labour in her parents' living room.
      She told MailOnline: 'It was dark, I was alone. I did not call my mum and dad as I wanted to keep myself calm.
      'I couldn't get up to put the light on but Jonathon cried straightaway and then mum and dad came in.
      'I started breathing into his mouth to make sure his airways were clear. He was perfect.'
      Jonathan was born on November 22, 2012, weighing 5lbs 7oz.


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      Shocking! Osun monarch strangled and burnt to death in his palace


      Some chiefs and residents of Ilashe Ijesa in Obokun Local Government Area of Osun State on Thursday narrated how the monach of the town, Oba Adesina Anibijuwon, was killed by suspected members of Odua People’s Congress, who allegedly strangled him and left his corpse inside his residence which they set ablaze. Those who recovered his corpse from the building said the charred remains of Anibijuwon were taken to the mortuary at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital in Osogbo by Osun Ambulance Service at around 10.30pm on Wednesday. The ambulance that conveyed the remains of the monarch was said to have been escorted to the mortuary by armed policemen and some residents. The residents feared that those who killed him might want to seize his corpse. Some residents who also spoke with our correspondent said the officials of the state fire service, who came to put out the inferno, ran out of water. Some residents wondered why some chiefs in the town went into hiding when the hoodlums invaded the palace, urging the police to interrogate them to see if they were culpable. The Commissioner for Information, Mr. Sunday Akere; his counterpart at the Ministry of Home, Culture and Tourism, Mr. Sikiru Ayedun; and the Special Adviser on Security, Mr. Amos Adekunle, who visited the town expressed shock on seeing the extent of damage done to the residence of the traditional ruler. Our correspondent, who also visited the town, observed that the upper floor of the two-storey building where the monarch resided was completely razed. One of the chiefs, Adejumo Operinmade, told newsmen that he was informed that some persons, who claimed to be OPC members, came and demanded to see the monarch, but they were told that he was asleep. He stated that the strange visitors came back and they pointed a gun to the head of the monarch’s housemaid. They allegedly went to late Anibijuwon’s room and strangled the octogenarian monarch who had been blind for over nine years. Operinmade said, “We were told that some gunmen who claimed to be OPC members came and wanted to see Kabiyesi but they were told that he was sleeping. “They came back and held the housemaid living with Kabiyesi hostage and went to where Kabiyesi was sleeping. But immediately they came out, fire started and Kabiyesi was burnt inside the house. His corpse was taken to the mortuary at LAUTECH.” The Sasore of Ilase, Chief Oluwagbemiga Oke, said there was no land dispute or chieftaincy tussle in the town, wondering why the suspected arsonists killed the monarch. Chief Jumoke Ogunkeyede, whose brother gave the burnt residence to the monarch, also said he heard that the hoodlums, who perpetrated the act, had an accident at the outskirts of the town while escaping from the scene. He said, “We heard that they came in a red Mazda 323 and their car veered off into the bush while they were speeding away. We called journalists from Osun State Broadcasting Corporation at Ibokun, but when they got there to take photographs of the car, they saw that the it had been set ablaze. “They also removed the number plate of the car. I believe that they set the car ablaze to hide their identities. But the police could still find a way of unraveling those behind the killing and arson.” The Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mrs. Folasade Odoro, told our correspondent on the telephone that the command had commenced investigation into the matter. She said, “We are pleading with members of the public to always furnish police with information any time they suspect strange persons and movement in their areas. This will assist the police to prevent crimes.”
      SOURCE: NIGERIAN NEWS UPDATE 

      24-yr-old Nigerian nabbed for defrauding US couple of $42,497

      LAGOS — Operatives of the Special Fraud Unit, SFU, Milverton Road, Ikoyi, Lagos have arrested a 24-year-old man who posed as a lady to defraud a United States of America couple of $42,497, purportedly  for the purchase of a property in Lagos.
      The suspect,  identified as Olafinraye Adedamola,  admitted the offence while being paraded yesterday.
      He was said to have connived with a Malaysian lady to defraud the couple. The Malaysian lady, according to him, was his Facebook friend, adding that he had intended to use the money to further his studies in a tertiary institution.
      How he was arrested
      Explaining how the  artisan who trained in aluminum works was arrested, spokesperson for the unit, Ngozi  Isintume-Agu, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, said: “An intelligence report dated September 24, 2013 from Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU), Abuja addressed to the Commissioner of Police, Special Fraud Unit (SFU)  alleged that one Olafinraye Adedamola opened a USD Domiciliary Account No. 273/6980678251/0 with the Demurin, Ketu, Lagos Branch of Sterling Bank Plc and through suspicious circumstances, cumulative sum of USD 42,497 was paid into the account by unsuspecting victims abroad between August 13, 2013 and September 16, 2013.

      “The suspected illicit inflows were followed by immediate cash withdrawals by the suspect who appeared to have no known affiliation with the international depositors.
      “SFU operatives swung into action and investigation carried out on the domiciliary account revealed that $18,129.92 is still left in the account and a lien was immediately placed on the account.
      “The suspect was traced to his house at 7, Agidi Road, Oshogun, Alapere, Ketu, Lagos but he evaded police arrest and his father, a proprietor of a moribund driving school, feigned ignorance of his son’s whereabouts. However, the fleeing suspect was later apprehended by the Police.
      “Olafinraye Adedamola who posed as a lady named Janet was born in 1989 in Kosofe LGA Ketu, Lagos.
      “An artisan who trained in construction of aluminum but currently a driving instructor in his father’s moribund driving school located in Ketu, Lagos claimed he met a Nigerian at a conference in Malaysia who introduced him to the victim who requested that he purchased property for him in Nigeria which was the basis for the disbursement of the money into his account and that he had already bought a building at Ogba, Ikeja for N4 million and that the documents were with him.”
      I intended to further my studies with the money— Suspect
      Adedamola who noted that this was his first attempt, said he first met the couple on Facebook and in the course of their discussion, booked for a meeting in Malaysia.
      According to him; “I posed as Janet on the Facebook, using a white woman’s photograph. I told the couple that I was an estate manager and convinced them to buy property in Lagos.
      “Since they have not been to Nigeria, they asked us to meet elsewhere and when I stumbled on a business conference that was holding in Malasia, I booked the meeting.
      “On reaching Malaysia, I told a Facebook lady friend to pose as Janet after telling her what to say. That was how the deal was struck and they paid the dollar equivalent of N3.4 million into my account. I intended to use the money to further my studies because I am determined to be a graduate. I used part of the money to travel again to Malaysia for leisure in August.
      “My regret is that I was caught at the end because I used my genuine data to open the account. I guess it was because it is my first time.”
      The suspect, according to Isintume-Agu, will be charged to court.

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