Man beats ex-wife's 4-year-old son to death, cuts his head off and feeds it to the dogs

A 40 year old man beat his ex-wife’s four-year-old son, Matheo to death after his ex wife, Yasmine, told him the child wasn't his. Jean-Charles Artaban killed the boy he thought was his son before decapitating him, feeding the head to dogs and then setting the remaining parts of his body on fire.

That was the scene that emergency services discovered upon arriving at Artaban’s house, after Yasmine had called them in a panicked voice to beg them to save her son. 

Artaban had reportedly taken cannabis, called ‘zamal’ in the local creole dialect, on the evening of the horrible events which took place on Jean Robert Street in Beaulieu in Saint-Benoit, on 17th June 2013.

During Police interrogation after his arrest, Artaban said he didn't remember what happened that night. He said he remembered beating Yasmine after she told him Matheo wasn't his and he said he remembered she ran away and left the boy behind but that was all he remembered.

He was found guilty of murder, acts of torture, and barbarity and was sentenced to life imprisonment. This is the first time a life sentence has been handed down in the French island of Reunion, off the coast of Madagascar, since 2003.

According to psychiatric experts, Jean-Charles is incapable of "showing any regret or any empathy" and throughout the two-day trial he simply remained still and unmoved in the dock

Tupac's late mother Afeni Shakur ensured that his money & music was legally protected

The mother of hip hop legend,Tupac, Afeni Shakur, who passed away on Monday, ensured that his money and music was legally protected just in case there was any problem when she dies.

According to TMZ, she had already taken some smart steps to guard Tupac's music and financial legacy before her death. Afeni Shakuusband, Gust Davis, who recently took her to court in a bid to get a share of Tupac's money, a house and more, isn't mentioned in the trust. Hence, the money is 'untouchable' in the divorce case which was ongoing before her death.r had set up a trust to control all of Tupac's music rights and the paperwork is flawless. She had also named the former head of Warner Bros. records, Tom Whalley, to handle the legend's valuable catalog. The said Trust is reportedly very specific about heirs.

Afeni ordered that the money should be shared between some selected charities & family members. Her estranged H

Seun Kuti thanks his partner & daughter for the happiness they bring to his life

Seun Anikulapo Kuti, son of legendary afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti, took to his instagram page to thank his partner, Yetunde Ademiluyi and their daughter for making him happy. The musician captioned the photo, "Just to say thanks for all the happiness u guys bring this guy!!"

Photo: Man sets his wife ablaze for disobeying him

The Ogun state police command have arrested Keji Osunjirin pictured above for setting his wife, Fatimo, ablaze because she disobeyed him and attended a family party he had instructed her not to attend. Some neighbours said Keji had a quarell with his wife hours after she returned from the party.
He left the house and returned with a jerry can filled with petrol and allegedly poured the petrol on his wife and lit a match stick. When he realized his error, he rushed her to the hospital, unfortunately, Fatimo died from the burns she sustained from the incident.

 Fatimo left behind a little girl.

When interrogated, Keji said he did not attack his wife with the petrol which he said was meant for their generator.

According to him, the jerry can caught fire in his hand and he unconsciously threw it at his wife. Keji will soon charged to court.