Kitty's Corner

A German couple found a skull on the beach in Denmark recently. They thought it was a very old skull, but it isn't. The skull has plastic fillings in its teeth, which means it must be the skull of a person who has lived in recent times.

The skull will be sent to the medico-legal institute - to make sure they get proper impressions of the teeth.

The skull is intact, and therefore there is no immediate evidence that the person has been victimized - so the police doesn't think it's the result of a crime.

The police says the finding place doesn't has to be the subject of further studies, because there is no indication that the rest of the skeleton is in the area.


So tell me this: If the skull's "owner" hasn't been victimized, where the hell is the rest of the skeleton???

A heavily pregnant woman received an SMS message just two weeks before she was due to give birth, informing her that her baby would be taken into care by child welfare authorities.

The 32-year-old woman is a previous addict and has been subject to careful monitoring by the local council and health authorities during her pregnancy. She has also been subject to regular drug tests during that time, which her lawyer said the woman was willing to undertake for fear of losing the baby.

However, the Council in Mid-Jutland contacted the woman via text message saying the baby would be taken from her immediately after the birth. The council said that it usually contacted residents by letter or telephone, but had not been successful in this case, so the decision was taken to send an SMS to the woman.

The woman’s lawyer said she feared it was a sign that that the authorities were too afraid to break the bad news to the mother personally and purposefully chose an impersonal way of communication.

But head of the council’s child and family department, said that it was not the case, and had advised the caseworker in question about the correct procedure for contacting clients.

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Honestly - bad messages shouldn't be given via sms. Not break ups, firings or other bad news.

The Nationalist Socialist Movement of Denmark (DNSB) has excluded one of its prominent members after suspicions of an "inappropriate relationship" with a 12-year-old girl.

The singer of Danish Nazi band Daneskjold is alleged to have had the relationship with the daughter of a friend, who visited the 32-year-old numerous times at his Copenhagen apartment, including staying overnight.
In a message on the DNSB website, chairman Jonni Hansen, said that the singer would not stay away from the girl, despite repeated requests from DNSB and her parents.

The case has now been reported to the police, but Jonni Hansen said that even if the relationship was found to be not sexual, then the "intensive contact with the minor is in itself totally unacceptable".

The band's website has been replaced with a large photo of the excluded singer, as well as comments from Jonni Hansen and a fellow band member. The three remaining band members have decided to disband, "rather than see their good name dragged through the dirt".

Hansen told a Danish newspaper that he has asked the accused to commit suicide, because "It would be the only real way out of this".


Please don't get me wrong, I have no sympathies for paedophiles. People who molest children should be punished very hard, no doubt about that!! But there is some things in this story I do not like. First of all, it is very unclear what it is, that has been going on. A 12-year old girl is visiting a 32 year old man, and it sounds as if she'd rather be at his place than at home. Why is that? I mean, she could be treated terribly at home, and sees his place as a place where she can be left alone, for all we know.

Another thing is that we live in a country where you're innocent until something else is proved. The DNSB decided to write the guy's full name, along with posting his picture on a website, that is very easy to find - just google Daneskjold and it's one of the first hits.

Imagine if the guy hasn't done anything. His life is ruined now.

So - if he really did something, the judge shall decide his punishment, and it better be hard - if he didn't do anything - then shame on you, Jonni Hansen!

A German ad featuring Adolf Hitler having sex is making headlines this week and has been condemned by HIV charities even before the ad hits the TV/cinema/magazines.

The steamy ad, filmed by a German charity, features a couple having sex - but only at the end is the man revealed to be Hitler.

The ad - produced in German, Spanish and English versions - also features mocked-up posters of Josef Stalin and Saddam Hussein having sex with naked women.

The tagline reads: "AIDS is a mass murderer". It is set to be shown on German television next week.

AIDS-awareness charity says it wants to shake people up by linking AIDS with mass murder, citing figures that show AIDS kills almost 6,000 every day. But charities all over the world have hit back with concerns that it could be AIDS sufferers, not the disease itself, that become associated with Hitler.

AIDS has killed around 30 million people worldwide, and, according to the campaign, World War II is estimated to have killed around 60 million people.

The advert has been criticised for stigmatising people infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
You can see the TV/Cinema ad here .

Kurt Vestergaard’s controversial drawing of Islamic prophet Mohammed with a bomb in his turban is proving to be big business for printers, art galleries and – not least – the cartoonist himself.

"Galleri Draupner" in Skanderborg, Jutland, which is currently exhibiting all of Jyllands-Posten newspaper’s original drawings, indicated it has sold numerous autographed prints of Kurt Vestergaard’s illustration.

The Jyllands-Posten Mohammed drawings were first printed in September 2005. The move touched off numerous violent protests worldwide from offended Muslims and resulted in extensive damage to several Danish embassies.

Somehow I wish that the galleries would make more money on it than some other large Danish companies lost during the whole scenario. I mean, Arla, a big Danish company that exports cheese and dairy products, were banned in the middle east during the crisis, and had to fire employees due to the decreased demand.


And I'm still glad that I live in a country that believes in freedom of speech!