[SimoneFlen']

Yesterday morning (21st July 2018) in Pau dos Ferros, a woman was murdered.

28 year old Francisca Rozenira de Aquino Silva was beaten until she became unconscious + then stoned. Francisca was taken to the hospital but died within hours.

The murderer fled the scene but was arrested that afternoon. 19 year old Luan de Oliveira confessed to the murder. According to Luan, Francisca owed him R$60 + she wouldn't (or couldn't) pay it back, he killed her in anger.

Francisca was buried earlier today.

[kellyhound]

Life is worth 13 and a half bucks there Now go to jail for at least a decade for that same amount and telling the other inmates he's such a badass

[horsecs]

By the time they lynch this kid in jail and post a video of it, I'll long have forgotten what he did. But I hope he ends up here soon. I'll never forget this poor woman's kind looking face.

[K53]

Sicko

[spider2000]

wow, only for 15,92 USD (60,00 BRL = 15,92 USD now).

[Steve]

That motherfucker is going to love prison, they love women killers in there.

I will be surprised if he lasts a week, evil bastard.

[Caf002]

I wonder if these idiots have ever thought about the fact that if the kill the person who owes money, there is a 0% chance that they will ever get repaid.

[booboo2718]

Originally Posted by Caf002 ↗

I wonder if these idiots have ever thought about the fact that if the kill the person who owes money, there is a 0% chance that they will ever get repaid.

Exactly! Where is the logic in that?

[wujuan]

if you didn’t know the story about this video then that lady looks all kinds of possessed.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by booboo2718 ↗

Exactly! Where is the logic in that?

When someone is experiencing and expressing anger, he or she is not using the thinking (cortex) part of the brain, but primarily, the limbic center of the brain.

Within the limbic system is a small structure called the amygdala, a storehouse for emotional memories. It is also the area of the brain responsible for our “fight or flight” reactions, our natural survival instincts.

During an overriding event, the amygdala goes into action without much regard for the consequences (since this area of the brain is not involved in judging, thinking, or evaluating). This reactive incident has come to be known as an amygdala hijacking.

When the amygdala is hijacked, a flood of hormones are released that cause physical and emotional alarm. A surge of energy follows, preparing the person for the fight or flight response.

The impact of this hormonal flush last for several minutes during which time the person is usually out of control and may say or do things he or she will later regret, when the thinking part of the brain reengages.

Further, an additional longer-lasting hormone is released., and its impact can last for several hours to several days.