A photo of Darryll Dickson Meneses Xavier who was convicted of raping & killing his 1 year old stepson, after being beaten, stabbed, & raped by over 20 inmates.


A photo of Darryll Dickson Meneses Xavier who was convicted of raping & killing his 1 year old stepson, after being beaten, stabbed, & raped by over 20 inmates. Days later the inmates ripped the stitches from his wounds & raped him repeatedly again.

20 prisoners gang-rape man who killed 18-month-old step son

A man who raped and murdered his 18-month-old step-son has had his share of the crime as he was gang-raped by 20 prison inmates.

A 25-year-old child killer was raped and tortured in prison after reportedly beating, raping, and killing his 18-months-old step-son.

Daryell Dickson Menses Xavier who is currently in jail, was raped by 20 fellow prisoners  not once, but twice, leaving him severely injured, police in Brazil said.

According to dreamindemon.com, Xavier who is a martial arts instructor and jiu-jitsu expert, committed the brutal act on the baby in September and the child was hospitalized in the Anchieta Hospital, Wansbeck, and died two days later.

Doctors had been informed that the victim had been dropped but CCTV cameras from the complex Xavier lived in with the baby's mother, however, triggered after police find that the injuries were not consistent with a fall.

Further tests carried out by the doctors, showed that the child also had a fissure in the anus from from sexual abuse, and had been beaten severely.

Xavier later turned himself in to the police, confessing that he actually raped and killed the baby. He was tried and sent to jail.

When fellow prisoners learned of his crime, 20 of them gathered and gang-raped him as a disapproval of his actions. He was seriously wounded in the attack and had to be hospitalized and returned to the prison.

Dissatisfied with the first attack and still furious about the crime committed by the Xavier, the prisoners tore apart the stitches that he received and raped him again.

A photo released by the police show that Xavier had injuries all over the body, the most serious ones in the anal region.

The blood stains on the rear of the short of the young man are proof of how much he suffered.

Comments

  1. bcanzFebruary 7, 2024 at 12:49 PM

    He got more than he deserved the first time. Was is neccesary for act 2 part 3?

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