Human Sacrfice in California

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Ron Caliburn
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Human Sacrfice in California

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Cops: Father tries to sacrifice son in cemetery wrote:By R. Stickney, NBCSanDiego.com

A father is in custody, accused of attempting to sacrifice his own son in a San Diego area cemetery.

Joseph Ramirez, 30, took his family to Mount Hope Cemetery Saturday afternoon and told them his dead grandmother told him to sacrifice the 8-year-old boy, according to San Diego police.

Officers released a report stating Ramirez had brought candles to the cemetery. When one of the candles broke, he used a piece of the broken glass to slash open his son's forearms.

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Ramirez then slashed his own forearms.

Corey Granberry, a medical assistant, was visiting her godson's grave when she saw a woman, clothes covered in blood, calling for help. Granberry jumped in to help along with her best friend Jaymisha Pires.

"Out of all these people were passing her by, she almost got hit by a car, all these people that were just passing her by," Granberry said.

She said somehow Pires was able to convince Ramirez to let the child go.

Granberry's medical training kicked in.

"I grabbed the little boy sat him down on the curb grabbed a shirt and wrapped it up on his arm," she said.

When officers arrived, they transported Ramirez to a nearby hospital for treatment. Once he's released, officers say Ramirez will be booked into county jail on charges of child abuse and assault with a deadly weapon.

The boy was taken to Rady Children's Hospital for treatment.

Granberry said she was inspired earlier in the week by a group of construction workers who jumped in to help a family injured in a rollover crash.

"I think sometimes people are put in places. And honestly, we were at the right place at the right time," she said.
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Re: Human Sacrfice in California

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I wonder what was going on there. though I dont get why people dont stop to help. well some one is bloody well bleeding to death.
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That unwillingness of people to get involved has been the bane of this site for years. So few people want to even consider that there are monsters lurking at the edges of our civilization that need to be fought. It's so hard to raise awareness when people would rather not even think about it.
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Re: Human Sacrfice in California

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Ohhh look some ones bleeding to death lets not stop and help the injerd people lets try and run them over instead.

not talking about the supernateral part just the people are hurt part.... I mean really..
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Re: Human Sacrfice in California

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Ron, is there a particular date that this incident happened? I am wondering if it corresponds to any of the human sacrifices which we know were being performed by the Shadowy Cult.
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RAVEN wrote:Ron, is there a particular date that this incident happened? I am wondering if it corresponds to any of the human sacrifices which we know were being performed by the Shadowy Cult.


Judging from the article it was April 28th.
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