I disagree. I humbly submit that being raised by a rapist daddy has everything to do with Sonny turning out the same way. Funny how we'll give Daddy credit when the son emulates the father in a good way, but deny deny deny that fathers ever teach their son misogyny and violence against women.
The rapist daddy"role model" is identified as JASON CZEKALSKI.
http://www.sentinelsource.com/news/local/father-and-son-face-separate-sex-assault-charges/article_b0f2b789-72be-5001-8a1d-1ebe012b8170.html
Father and son face separate sex assault charges
Posted: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 12:00 pm | Updated: 10:35 am, Tue Feb 5, 2013.
By Danielle Rivard Sentinel Staff
The son of a Rindge lawyer accused of sexually assaulting a child in the 1990s was indicted on unrelated sex assault charges.
Luke Czekalski, 26, of Jaffrey is charged with seven counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault on a child.
On Oct. 9, Jaffrey police received a report of a possible sexual assault. After an investigation, police arrested Luke Czekalski on Oct. 30, alleging he sexually assaulted a 6-year-old girl.
It is unclear from court documents how many times the alleged assaults occurred.
An indictment is not an indication of guilt, it is a determination by a grand jury that there is enough evidence to go to trial.
Meanwhile, a separate months-long investigation conducted by Rindge and State Police led to the Jan. 25 arrest of Luke Czekalski’s father, Jason A. Czekalski, 51, at his home in Rindge.
Jason Czekalski is charged with one count of aggravated felonious sexual assault and two counts of felonious sexual assault.
Jason Czekalski engaged in a pattern of sexual contact with an 11-year-old child he knew between March 1993 and December 1995, according to court documents. His case has since been forwarded to Cheshire County Superior Court.
Police say the alleged incidents are unrelated.
“Luke’s issues had nothing to do with the father,” Jaffrey Police Chief William J. Oswalt said in an interview.
Both men are being held at the Cheshire County jail in Keene.
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Dad who shot 5-year-old daughter will not be charged (Cleburne, Texas)
More UNNAMED DAD coddling...
http://www.wfaa.com/news/Father-in-Cleburne-shooting-will-not-face-charges-189861751.html
Police: Cleburne father who shot daughter will not face charges
by BAILEY MCGOWAN WFAA
Posted on February 5, 2013 at 12:24 PM The Cleburne father of the five-year-old girl who accidentally shot his daughter Feb. 1 will not face charges.
An investigation by the Cleburne Police Department found the man was loading a handgun he recently purchased when he accidentally fired it, striking his daughter in the abdomen, according to a release.
The child, whose name was not released, is in good condition at Cooks Children’s Hospital, according to the release. The case was also referred to Children Protective Services.
At the time of the incident, the child was rushed to the Fort Worth hospital from the 600 block of North Robinson Street, according to a previous report by WFAA.
http://www.wfaa.com/news/Father-in-Cleburne-shooting-will-not-face-charges-189861751.html
Police: Cleburne father who shot daughter will not face charges
by BAILEY MCGOWAN WFAA
Posted on February 5, 2013 at 12:24 PM The Cleburne father of the five-year-old girl who accidentally shot his daughter Feb. 1 will not face charges.
An investigation by the Cleburne Police Department found the man was loading a handgun he recently purchased when he accidentally fired it, striking his daughter in the abdomen, according to a release.
The child, whose name was not released, is in good condition at Cooks Children’s Hospital, according to the release. The case was also referred to Children Protective Services.
At the time of the incident, the child was rushed to the Fort Worth hospital from the 600 block of North Robinson Street, according to a previous report by WFAA.
Police do nothing about dad who killed 12-year-old son (Bhopal, India)
Dad MOHAN PAL abducts and kills motherless son. Police do sh**.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhopal/Shahdol-villagers-block-highway-demanding-arrest-of-killer-father/articleshow/18359611.cms
Shahdol villagers block highway demanding arrest of 'killer father'
TNN | Feb 6, 2013, 03.54 AM IST BHOPAL:
Angry residents blocked national highway at Shahdol after placing the dead body of a 12-year-old child whose body was found from a river on Tuesday. They alleged that the child was abducted and killed by his father and alleged inaction by police.
The body of the boy was found at Sarfa village of Shahdol and was identified as Sonu son of Mohan Pal. Sonu's father had left him after death of his mother and the child was living with his maternal grandfather, Gajadhar Pal at Lalpur village, said sources.
The child was reported missing on January 27 and a missing report was filed with Sehore Kotwali police station.
In their written complaint to police on Tuesday, villagers alleged that the father of Sonu, with whom minor had some legal issues, didn't liked him and he had abducted him on January 27. It was only after the police officials assured action on the basis of the post-mortem report that the highway blockage could be cleared, added sources.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/bhopal/Shahdol-villagers-block-highway-demanding-arrest-of-killer-father/articleshow/18359611.cms
Shahdol villagers block highway demanding arrest of 'killer father'
TNN | Feb 6, 2013, 03.54 AM IST BHOPAL:
Angry residents blocked national highway at Shahdol after placing the dead body of a 12-year-old child whose body was found from a river on Tuesday. They alleged that the child was abducted and killed by his father and alleged inaction by police.
The body of the boy was found at Sarfa village of Shahdol and was identified as Sonu son of Mohan Pal. Sonu's father had left him after death of his mother and the child was living with his maternal grandfather, Gajadhar Pal at Lalpur village, said sources.
The child was reported missing on January 27 and a missing report was filed with Sehore Kotwali police station.
In their written complaint to police on Tuesday, villagers alleged that the father of Sonu, with whom minor had some legal issues, didn't liked him and he had abducted him on January 27. It was only after the police officials assured action on the basis of the post-mortem report that the highway blockage could be cleared, added sources.
Dad kills two kids, mom ((Johns Creek, Georgia)
Yet another family annihilator dad. This one is identified as SHIVINDER SINGH GROVER.
http://johnscreek.patch.com/articles/report-4-people-dead-in-johns-creek-apartment
Causes of Death Determined in Johns Creek Murder-Suicide
Police found bodies at Johns Creek apartment complex on Monday.
By Ann Marie Quill Updated, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 5:15 p.m.:
The causes of death in the murder-suicide that claimed the lives of a family of four in a Johns Creek apartment complex were hanging, injury by sharp objects and blunt force trauma, said Police Chief Ed Densmore on Tuesday.
The two children, Sartaj and Gurtej Grover, died from homicide by sharp force injuries to the neck; their mother, Damanjit "Daisy" Kaur Grover, died from homicide by blunt force trauma to the head; and the father, Shivinder Singh Grover, died from suicide by hanging.
"I'd like to first give our condolences to the Grover family for the tragic situation they suffered," Densmore said. The "Fulton County Medical Examiner gave his ruling a short time ago which confirmed our initial suspicion yesterday . . . that is was a murder-suicide."
Densmore said that investigators are still on the scene at Aylesbury Apartments and that a motive has not yet been released. He also did not give a time nor date of death.
Updated, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 9:40 a.m.:
The bodies of a family of four found dead at Aylesbury Farm Apartments in Johns Creek on Monday have been identified as Shivinder Singh Grover, 52 (male); Damanjit Kaur Grover, 47 (female); Sartaj Singh Grover, 12 (male); and Gurtej Singh Grover, 5 (male), by the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office.
While Johns Creek Police said Monday that the deaths are the result of an apparent murder-suicide, a representative from the ME's office told Patch that the autopsy is being conducted this morning and an official cause of death is expected to be released this afternoon.
Meanwhile, WSB TV reports that friends gathered at the family's worship place, Sikh Gurudwara in Roswell, to mourn Monday evening.
http://johnscreek.patch.com/articles/report-4-people-dead-in-johns-creek-apartment
Causes of Death Determined in Johns Creek Murder-Suicide
Police found bodies at Johns Creek apartment complex on Monday.
By Ann Marie Quill Updated, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 5:15 p.m.:
The causes of death in the murder-suicide that claimed the lives of a family of four in a Johns Creek apartment complex were hanging, injury by sharp objects and blunt force trauma, said Police Chief Ed Densmore on Tuesday.
The two children, Sartaj and Gurtej Grover, died from homicide by sharp force injuries to the neck; their mother, Damanjit "Daisy" Kaur Grover, died from homicide by blunt force trauma to the head; and the father, Shivinder Singh Grover, died from suicide by hanging.
"I'd like to first give our condolences to the Grover family for the tragic situation they suffered," Densmore said. The "Fulton County Medical Examiner gave his ruling a short time ago which confirmed our initial suspicion yesterday . . . that is was a murder-suicide."
Densmore said that investigators are still on the scene at Aylesbury Apartments and that a motive has not yet been released. He also did not give a time nor date of death.
Updated, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 9:40 a.m.:
The bodies of a family of four found dead at Aylesbury Farm Apartments in Johns Creek on Monday have been identified as Shivinder Singh Grover, 52 (male); Damanjit Kaur Grover, 47 (female); Sartaj Singh Grover, 12 (male); and Gurtej Singh Grover, 5 (male), by the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office.
While Johns Creek Police said Monday that the deaths are the result of an apparent murder-suicide, a representative from the ME's office told Patch that the autopsy is being conducted this morning and an official cause of death is expected to be released this afternoon.
Meanwhile, WSB TV reports that friends gathered at the family's worship place, Sikh Gurudwara in Roswell, to mourn Monday evening.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Dad shoots and kills son, daughter (Murphys, California)
The killer dad is identified as PHILLIP MARSHALL.
http://www.mymotherlode.com/news/local/1965105/Update-On-MurderSuicide.html
Update On Murder-Suicide
February 03, 2013 02:48 pm
B.J. Hansen, MML News Director
Murphys, CA -- The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office has identified the three people killed in the suspected murder suicide in Murphys.
The body of 54-year-old Phillip Marshall, and his two juvenile children, were found inside their home in the Forest Meadows subdivision yesterday afternoon. All three died from gunshot wounds to the head. The children were 17-year-old Alex Marshall and 14-year-old Macaila Marshall, both students at Bret Harte High School. The family dog was also found dead. The Sheriff's Office believes that Phillip shot his children, and then turned the gun on himself. Phillip's estranged wife, and mother of the two children, was out of town at the time of the shootings.
The home is in the 1200 block of Sandalwood Drive. The Sheriff's Office plans to release more information as the investigation unfolds.
http://www.mymotherlode.com/news/local/1965105/Update-On-MurderSuicide.html
Update On Murder-Suicide
February 03, 2013 02:48 pm
B.J. Hansen, MML News Director
Murphys, CA -- The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office has identified the three people killed in the suspected murder suicide in Murphys.
The body of 54-year-old Phillip Marshall, and his two juvenile children, were found inside their home in the Forest Meadows subdivision yesterday afternoon. All three died from gunshot wounds to the head. The children were 17-year-old Alex Marshall and 14-year-old Macaila Marshall, both students at Bret Harte High School. The family dog was also found dead. The Sheriff's Office believes that Phillip shot his children, and then turned the gun on himself. Phillip's estranged wife, and mother of the two children, was out of town at the time of the shootings.
The home is in the 1200 block of Sandalwood Drive. The Sheriff's Office plans to release more information as the investigation unfolds.
Dad strangles two young sons to death in front of mom (Palm Beach County, Florida)
Killer dad ISIDRO ZAVALA=Utter Scum
http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Man-Kills-Two-Sons-Then-Kills-Self-in-Boynton-Beach-Police-Say-189500051.html
Mom Saw Her Sons 'Killed Before Her' in Double Murder-Suicide, Boynton Police Say
At the crime scene after the killings, detectives found a blue bag with a second firearm, extra ammunition, duct tape, cutting shears and a note, police say
By Gilma Avalos and Juan Ortega | Sunday, Feb 3, 2013 | Updated 6:30 PM EST
A South Florida man strangled his two young sons with a rope at his estranged wife’s house and then used a gun to shoot one of the boys several times before he shot himself to death, authorities said Saturday afternoon.
Police say Isidro Zavala, 45, early Saturday went to the Boynton Beach home of his wife with the intention of killing her and their children, Eduardo Zavala, 12, and Mario Zavala, 11.
At the crime scene, detectives found a blue bag with a second firearm, extra ammunition, duct tape, cutting shears and a note addressed to Zavala's oldest son, who was not at the residence during the killings, police said.
Isidro Zavala carried out his plan, but with an exception: He spared his wife, Victoria Flores Zavala, 36, so that she could suffer, police said.
“What Mrs. Zavala had to go through -- watch her children killed before her -- is probably the most horrific thing you could ever imagine, at least for me,” said Boynton Beach Police Chief G. Matthew Immler, saying that he himself is a parent.
The motive for the killing "is just speculation at this point," Immler said.
Victoria Flores Zavala contacted police, who arrived at her house in the 400 block of Southwest Eighth Avenue about 1:50 a.m. Saturday.
Officers found one child dead in a back screened patio area. A second child was found dead in the kitchen dining room area. Officers found Isidro Zavala’s body in the kitchen, police said.
Victoria Zavala said that her husband killed their children, police said. She said her husband had been separated from her for some time and no longer lived in the house.
She told detectives that she was watching TV when she heard commotion in the house, went to check on her children and saw Isidro Zavala choking one of his sons, police said.
Then the killings happened. Mario was the boy who was shot repeatedly, police said. The mother had tried to stop her spouse.
“She tried fighting him off and begged him to kill her and not the children,” Boynton Beach police spokeswoman Stephanie Slater said in a press release. “He told her she was going to stay alive and suffer the loss of them.”
Detectives obtained a warrant to search the house, as well as a house in the 1100 block of Southeast Third Street, where Isidro Zavala had been living, police said.
The Zavalas have a 19-year-old son who does not live with his family and was not there when the killings occurred, police said. The note found at the crime scene addressed to him said something to the effect that "he was a good son," police said.
Detectives have called the state Department of Children and Families to investigate. “It should be noted that there is no history of reports of domestic violence or abuse noted at the house,” Slater said.
The Zavala couple married in 1993, records show. In 1999, the pair signed a $73,700 mortgage on the home where the killings occurred, Palm Beach County records show.
In October last year, Victoria Flores Zavala filed for divorce from her husband in Palm Beach County, a case that records showed was still listed as pending.
Immler called Saturday's case "an unusually brutal type of murder," but said such murder-suicide cases unfortunately have been known to happen.
"And certainly I've seen it over the years of being a police officer, that there are mentally disturbed people out there who commit these types against their own family members, against their own loved ones," he said.
The police chief turned his attention to the surviving Zavalas.
"Hopefully, as time passes, perhaps their wounds will heal. I doubt it," he said. "You know, I don’t believe you could ever recover from something like this.
"Hopefully, the surviving Zavalas can get the help they need and somehow go on with life."
http://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/Man-Kills-Two-Sons-Then-Kills-Self-in-Boynton-Beach-Police-Say-189500051.html
Mom Saw Her Sons 'Killed Before Her' in Double Murder-Suicide, Boynton Police Say
At the crime scene after the killings, detectives found a blue bag with a second firearm, extra ammunition, duct tape, cutting shears and a note, police say
By Gilma Avalos and Juan Ortega | Sunday, Feb 3, 2013 | Updated 6:30 PM EST
A South Florida man strangled his two young sons with a rope at his estranged wife’s house and then used a gun to shoot one of the boys several times before he shot himself to death, authorities said Saturday afternoon.
Police say Isidro Zavala, 45, early Saturday went to the Boynton Beach home of his wife with the intention of killing her and their children, Eduardo Zavala, 12, and Mario Zavala, 11.
At the crime scene, detectives found a blue bag with a second firearm, extra ammunition, duct tape, cutting shears and a note addressed to Zavala's oldest son, who was not at the residence during the killings, police said.
Isidro Zavala carried out his plan, but with an exception: He spared his wife, Victoria Flores Zavala, 36, so that she could suffer, police said.
“What Mrs. Zavala had to go through -- watch her children killed before her -- is probably the most horrific thing you could ever imagine, at least for me,” said Boynton Beach Police Chief G. Matthew Immler, saying that he himself is a parent.
The motive for the killing "is just speculation at this point," Immler said.
Victoria Flores Zavala contacted police, who arrived at her house in the 400 block of Southwest Eighth Avenue about 1:50 a.m. Saturday.
Officers found one child dead in a back screened patio area. A second child was found dead in the kitchen dining room area. Officers found Isidro Zavala’s body in the kitchen, police said.
Victoria Zavala said that her husband killed their children, police said. She said her husband had been separated from her for some time and no longer lived in the house.
She told detectives that she was watching TV when she heard commotion in the house, went to check on her children and saw Isidro Zavala choking one of his sons, police said.
Then the killings happened. Mario was the boy who was shot repeatedly, police said. The mother had tried to stop her spouse.
“She tried fighting him off and begged him to kill her and not the children,” Boynton Beach police spokeswoman Stephanie Slater said in a press release. “He told her she was going to stay alive and suffer the loss of them.”
Detectives obtained a warrant to search the house, as well as a house in the 1100 block of Southeast Third Street, where Isidro Zavala had been living, police said.
The Zavalas have a 19-year-old son who does not live with his family and was not there when the killings occurred, police said. The note found at the crime scene addressed to him said something to the effect that "he was a good son," police said.
Detectives have called the state Department of Children and Families to investigate. “It should be noted that there is no history of reports of domestic violence or abuse noted at the house,” Slater said.
The Zavala couple married in 1993, records show. In 1999, the pair signed a $73,700 mortgage on the home where the killings occurred, Palm Beach County records show.
In October last year, Victoria Flores Zavala filed for divorce from her husband in Palm Beach County, a case that records showed was still listed as pending.
Immler called Saturday's case "an unusually brutal type of murder," but said such murder-suicide cases unfortunately have been known to happen.
"And certainly I've seen it over the years of being a police officer, that there are mentally disturbed people out there who commit these types against their own family members, against their own loved ones," he said.
The police chief turned his attention to the surviving Zavalas.
"Hopefully, as time passes, perhaps their wounds will heal. I doubt it," he said. "You know, I don’t believe you could ever recover from something like this.
"Hopefully, the surviving Zavalas can get the help they need and somehow go on with life."
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Dad only fined for murdering 5-year-old daughter (Saudi Arabia)
If you want to know what institutionalized fathers rights looks like, you need look no further than Saudi Arabia, where a daddy can murder his young daughter and get by with a fine.
The killer daddy is FAYHAN AL-GHAMDI.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-21281992
31 January 2013 Last updated at 17:36 ET
Anger over death of Saudi girl after father's 'beating'
The campaign was launched by Manal al-Sharif - known for her efforts to win women the right to drive The case of a five-year-old Saudi girl who died after allegedly being beaten by her father has sparked outrage and an online campaign in the kingdom.
The girl, Lama, was the daughter of Fayhan al-Ghamdi, an Islamic preacher who made regular appearances on TV.
He was arrested after Lama's death in November but was reportedly absolved by the judge in the case.
The verdict has sparked an online campaign calling for punishment for violence against women and children.
Saudi media reports said that Ghamdi had paid 200,000 riyals ($50,000; £31,500) in "blood money" - a sum that can be paid to relatives of a murder victim and which, if accepted, can replace a death sentence.
The amount is half what would have been necessary if Lama had been male.
The women's rights activist Manal al-Sharif has launched a Twitter campaign using the hashtag "Ana Lama" (Arabic for "I am Lama") to demand legislation criminalising violence against women or children, the BBC's Sebastian Usher reports.
A few people have signed up so far, but Saudi activists say it's unlikely to have much effect, our analyst says.
But with concern over the issue growing, the Saudi authorities have recently said a 24-hour hotline will be set up to take calls about child abuse.
Lama's mother has said she will pursue the case however she can.
The killer daddy is FAYHAN AL-GHAMDI.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-21281992
31 January 2013 Last updated at 17:36 ET
Anger over death of Saudi girl after father's 'beating'
The campaign was launched by Manal al-Sharif - known for her efforts to win women the right to drive The case of a five-year-old Saudi girl who died after allegedly being beaten by her father has sparked outrage and an online campaign in the kingdom.
The girl, Lama, was the daughter of Fayhan al-Ghamdi, an Islamic preacher who made regular appearances on TV.
He was arrested after Lama's death in November but was reportedly absolved by the judge in the case.
The verdict has sparked an online campaign calling for punishment for violence against women and children.
Saudi media reports said that Ghamdi had paid 200,000 riyals ($50,000; £31,500) in "blood money" - a sum that can be paid to relatives of a murder victim and which, if accepted, can replace a death sentence.
The amount is half what would have been necessary if Lama had been male.
The women's rights activist Manal al-Sharif has launched a Twitter campaign using the hashtag "Ana Lama" (Arabic for "I am Lama") to demand legislation criminalising violence against women or children, the BBC's Sebastian Usher reports.
A few people have signed up so far, but Saudi activists say it's unlikely to have much effect, our analyst says.
But with concern over the issue growing, the Saudi authorities have recently said a 24-hour hotline will be set up to take calls about child abuse.
Lama's mother has said she will pursue the case however she can.
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