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White House responds to surge in Christian persecution crisis across sub-Saharan Africa

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FIRST ON FOX – The White House, faced with an ongoing and growing tsunami of murderous attacks by Islamic State-allied groups against Christians in sub-Saharan Africa, is now working closely with the State Department to find ways to stop the killing.

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Last week, the White House told Fox News Digital, «The Trump administration condemns in the strongest terms this horrific violence against Christians,» after the U.N. reported 49 Christians were butchered with machetes on July 27 in and around a church in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), while Catholic worshipers were praying for peace. Authorities say the killers were Islamist militants from the Allied Democratic Forces, also known as Islamic State DRC.

In neighboring Nigeria last month, 27 Christians were reported killed by Islamist Fulani tribesmen in the village of Bindi Ta-hoss, where residents are predominantly Christian. Eyewitness Solomon Sunday said, «I advised my family to seek refuge in the church, which seemed the safest place at the time. I lost my wife and second daughter in the attack; they were burned [alive] by Fulani militias.» 

Villagers bury their dead following the murder of 49 Christians in the Democratic Republic of Congo by ISIS-linked jihadists. (Open Doors )

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Local youth leader D’Young Mangut, who helped retrieve the bodies, added, «People are being killed like chickens, and nothing is being done.»

«Such grisly proceedings have become commonplace in central Nigeria,» John Eibner, president of Christian human rights organization Christian Solidarity International, told Fox News Digital. «It is part of a longstanding process of violent Islamization, of ethno-religious cleansing. Last Palm Sunday, 50 Christians were similarly slaughtered in nearby Bassa. Over 165 Christians have been killed in the last 4 months in Plateau State (one of Nigeria’s provinces) alone,» he added.

«Massacres of the sort that happen in central Nigeria are also happening with increasing frequency in predominately Christian places like Congo and Mozambique. There is no simple solution.»

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The U.K. division of Open Doors, a global Christian charity which supports and speaks up for Christians persecuted for their faith, told Fox News Digital, «The crisis facing large areas of sub-Saharan Africa is hard to overstate. It is potentially existential for the future peace and stability of several nations in the region, not least Nigeria.»

Caskets of victims killed by Islamists in Bindi, Nigeria.

Caskets of victims killed by Islamists in Bindi, Nigeria. (Christian Solidarity International (CSI))

«Around 150,000 people have been killed in Jihadist violence over the last ten years. Over 16 million Christians have been driven from their homes and their land across the region.»

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The Trump administration appears to be preparing for action. This week, a State Department spokesperson told Fox News Digital, «The Department of State is working closely with the White House to identify opportunities to further the cause of religious freedom around the world.»

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The spokesperson added, «Religious freedom for all people worldwide is a moral and national security imperative and a U.S. foreign policy priority.  As President Trump has stated, the United States will vigorously promote this freedom.»

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Nigeria is among the most dangerous places in the world to be a Christian. Recent Open Doors research shows that more Christians are killed for their faith in Nigeria than the rest of the world combined. Local bishop Wilfred Anagbe was threatened, and some 20 of his parishioners killed, after he spoke out against the killings to a Congressional Committee in March. 

Oct. 31, 2014 - FILE photo of members of Nigeria's Islamic extremist group Boko Haram, Islamic extremists from Nigeria attacked a border town inside Niger, marking the 2nd foreign country attacked by the group in several days.

A photo of members of Nigeria’s Islamic extremist group Boko Haram on Oct. 31, 2014. (AP)

This week, the bishop spoke exclusively to Fox News Digital, declaring that «the attackers form part of the larger Islamic- Jihadists family headed in Nigeria by the likes of Boko Haram, ISIS West Africa and similar groups. Nigeria has had a long history with Islamic fundamentalism. (But) the violence, killing and displacements without consequences suggests a new pattern where the Islamists have resorted to use their control of official government and apparatus to continue this jihad.

«There is a strong tendency by fundamentalist Muslims in Nigeria to turn the whole or part of Nigeria (in)to an Islamic State.»

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«This is what the Nazis did to the Jews,» David Onyillokwu Idah, director of the International Human Rights Commission, told Open Doors, adding, «It’s ethnic cleansing, step by step.»

John Samuel, legal expert for Open Doors, told Fox News Digital that where the Islamist groups are operating, if Christians gather for «a prayer meeting, let’s say, or go to a church, (it) could be a one-way ticket, or something very deadly.»

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«If you’re a Christian, you either convert to Islam or die.»

Christian faithful hold signs as they march on the streets of Abuja during a prayer and penance for peace and security in Nigeria in Abuja on March 1, 2020.

Christian faithful hold signs as they march on the streets of Abuja during a prayer and penance for peace and security in Nigeria in Abuja on March 1, 2020. (Photo by KOLA SULAIMON/AFP via Getty Images)

Samuel gives an example of a Nigerian Christian who was ambushed by Boko Haram fighters. According to his widow, «he was asked to deny his faith and say an Islamic prayer. He refused and he was killed instantly. You are a target. You are a target by the mere fact that you identify with Christ.»

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Across the region, it’s claimed the Islamist attackers want the land belonging to the Christians they attack. Lawyer Jabez Musa fights in court in Nigeria to get this land back. He told Fox News Digital the displaced Christians «want their land restored back to them for their livelihood. The cry is always I have been dispossessed of what belongs to me, my house, the food, foodstuff, the land. As we speak, over 64 communities in Plateau State have been dispossessed and taken over by the Fulani militants.»

«Only Christians are targeted, they’re killed, displaced, and their lands are taken over.»

Henrietta Blyth, CEO of Open Doors U.K. and Ireland, told Fox News Digital that «African governments must urgently provide three things: justice – because very few of these perpetrators are ever held to account, and this impunity emboldens them.  Restoration – people want their lives back, an opportunity to rebuild their homes, send their kids to school, have a future together.  And protection – the state must protect them from these attacks.  The security forces need to get out of their barracks and be deployed around the most vulnerable.

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Funerals for some 27 Christians who were reportedly killed by Islamist Fulani tribesmen in the village of Bindi Ta-hoss, Nigeria.

Funerals for some 27 Christians who were reportedly killed by Islamist Fulani tribesmen in the village of Bindi Ta-hoss, Nigeria. (Courtesy: Christian Solidarity International (CSI))

«For too long, nobody has been talking about the horrific wholesale slaughter of Christians and moderate Muslims in Africa. The Western world needs to wake up and be outraged,» she said.

One grieving relative told reporters after the massacre in Nigeria’s Bindi Ta-hoss this past month, «We are tired of condolences and statements. What we need is real security, not sympathy.» 

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Fox News Digital reached out to the governments of both Nigeria and the DRC but received no response.

Lawyer Jabez Musa pleaded «I urge the American government, especially President Trump personally … to come to the help of Christians.»

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WATCH: Texas state senator argues redistricting showdown could decide balance of power in future US Congress

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GOP Texas state senator Mayes Middleton told Fox News Digital that the stakes couldn’t be higher when it comes to Republicans’ redistricting fight with Democrats in Texas, arguing that the effort to redraw the maps in Texas could «save America.»

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Middleton pointed out that if the results of the 2026 mid-term elections lead to another razor-thin majority for Republicans, the Congress «will know» that the Texas redistricting bill was responsible for the GOP maintaining its power. Meanwhile, despite Democrats’ attempts to halt the GOP redistricting effort by fleeing the state, Middleton expressed little concern that these challenges would amount to anything.  

«Literally, this redistricting bill could save this entire nation. This is why this fight is so important to me,» Middleton said. «I will fight with everything in me to make sure that this map becomes law, and we get those five more Republican seats … It could literally save America.»

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Texas GOP state senator, Mayes Middleton, spoke to Fox News Digital about the ongoing redistricting battle in his state. (Getty Images/Fox News)

Despite the stakes, according to Middleton, he did not express concern about Democrats’ efforts to challenge the Republican redistricting bill, which has included dozens of Texas House Democrats fleeing the state to prevent the legislature from being able to conduct official business.

He called their challenge «meritless,» pointing to litigation stemming from his home county of Galveston that found that «coalition districts» — districts formed by combining multiple minority groups to reach a majority — were in violation of the Voting Rights Act. As a result, Democrats cannot claim an obligation to create such districts to preserve minority voting power, Republicans argue.

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«Before the Petteway case was decided, basically you could add together various minority groups to get above 50% and then, under [Democrats’] interpretation of the Voting Rights Act, they said that was a protected district,» Middleton explained. «And that actually began when Galveston County Commissioners Court redistricted, and the last Democrat in the Commissioners Court was drawn out of office, and they sued and said that was racist. But yet, not long after, maybe a month after, Harris County redistricted and drew out a Republican, and they said that was fine. So that shows you just the ridiculous hypocrisy of the left in this case.»

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Texas has become a flashpoint for the debate over partisan gerrymandering amid a battle between Republicans and Democrats in the state over the former’s attempts to redraw congressional districts mid-way through the decade. (Getty Images)

Civil arrest warrants were issued by the Texas House Republican majority earlier this week in an effort to compel the absent Democrats to return, but they are only enforceable within state lines and do not lead to jail time, since the warrants are not criminal. Still, Texas Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton has called on a court in Illinois, where a large swath of the Texas House Democrats fled, to enforce the warrants against Democrats.

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In addition to blocking Texas Republicans’ redistricting bill, the exodus of Texas Democrats is obstructing crucial legislation from making its way through the legislature, Middleton told Fox News Digital.

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J.B. Pritzker, governor of Illinois, left, and State Representative Gene Wu, a Democrat from Texas, during a news conference at the Democratic Party of DuPage County office in Carol Stream, Illinois, US, on Sunday, Aug. 3, 2025.  (Talia Sprague/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

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Middleton pointed to one bill being held up, Senate Bill 7, which aims to protect all-female spaces from being used by biological males who identify as transgender females. Others include a ban on taxpayer-funded lobbying, an election-crime enforcement bill and critical flood relief legislation. 

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«These are the conservative priorities that we were elected to get done. And the Democrats, of course, are looking for ways to block that are unlawful,» Middleton argued. «Frankly, they’re doing it in a way that will cause their office to be vacated if they don’t come back.»

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Hundreds of anti-Israel protestors arrested in London for supporting group banned under terrorism law

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Police in London arrested over 360 anti-Israel protesters on Saturday as throngs of people intentionally violated a new ban on support for a particular pro-Palestinian group.

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The U.K. Parliament passed a ban on public support for Palestinian Action early last month after members of the group broke into a Royal Air Force base and vandalized aircraft. The U.K. ban states that supporting the organization is akin to supporting terrorism, and therefore illegal.

The anti-Israel protesters in London this weekend argue the ban is an illegal infringement on freedom of speech. London Police arrested at least 365 people before the demonstrations ended.

More than 500 protesters filled the square outside the Houses of Parliament on Saturday, many daring police to arrest them by displaying signs reading, «I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action.» That was enough for police to step in.

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«We are confident that anyone who came to Parliament Square today to hold a placard expressing support for Palestine Action was either arrested or is in the process of being arrested,» the police force said in a statement.

The protest’s organizer, Defend Our Juries, said it intended for the protest to show that the new law was impossible to practically implement.

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«The police have only been able to arrest a fraction of those supposedly committing ‘terrorism’ offenses, and most of those have been given street bail and allowed to go home,» Defend Our Juries, which organized the protest, said in a statement. «This is a major embarrassment to (the government), further undermining the credibility of this widely ridiculed law, brought in to punish those exposing the government’s own crimes.»

The protest comes just one day after the Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan to occupy Gaza City, marking an escalation in Israel’s ongoing war against Hamas.

The office said the Security Cabinet had adopted, by vote, five principles for concluding the war which include: the disarming of Hamas, the return of all hostages – living and deceased, the demilitarization of the Gaza Strip, Israeli security control in the Gaza Strip, and the establishment of an alternative civil administration that is neither Hamas nor the Palestinian Authority.

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«A decisive majority of Security Cabinet ministers believed that the alternative plan that had been submitted to the Security Cabinet would neither achieve the defeat of Hamas nor the return of the hostages,» Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the nation’s war cabinet voted to take control over Gaza on Friday. ((Photo by JACK GUEZ/AFP via Getty Images))

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Asked in an interview with Fox News ahead of the Security Cabinet meeting if Israel would «take control of all of Gaza,» Netanyahu replied: «We intend to, in order to assure our security, remove Hamas there, enable the population to be free of Gaza.»

Fox News’ Bradford Betz and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

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La espeluznante justificación del hombre que masacró a toda su familia: “No soy Dios, pero sí el hombre de la casa”

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David Conley quiso usar su llave, pero habían cambiado la cerradura. Se enojó, pateó la puerta y rodeó la casa. Conocía bien el lugar. Había vivido allí. Tres días atrás lo habían echado una vez más.

Pisó el alfeizar de la ventana, se agarró de una rama sólida pegada a la pared exterior de la casa y trepó hacia el primer piso. Sabía que esa ventana, la de la habitación de uno de los chicos, siempre estaba abierta: el seguro se había roto. Le costó la subida: los bolsillos repletos lo incomodaban.

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Apenas entró a la casa, sacó el arma y apuntó a los dos chicos que lo miraban paralizados. Eran los dos más pequeños: Jonah de 6 y Trinity de 7.

Hubo algún grito y fueron apareciendo los demás. A todos los redujo. Y fue distribuyéndolos por la casa: a los seis chicos, a su exesposa Valerie y a la actual pareja, Dewayne Jackson.

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Algún cálculo había fallado. Solo había llevado seis pares de esposas. A los dos adultos y a los cuatro hermanos mayores los esposó a sus camas o algún mueble del dormitorio. A los dos más chicos los maniató.

David Conley fue condenado a cadena perpetua. (Foto: NBC News/Policía del condado de Harris, Texas.)

Parecía que los rehenes habían abandonado los intentos por hacerlo razonar después de que él les ordenara que se callaran, gritara, les apuntara a la cabeza, golpeara con furia las paredes y arrojara lo que se cruzaba a su paso.

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Hasta que una voz se escuchó tenue, deshaciendo el silencio:

—¿Nos vas a matar, Papá? -preguntó Nathaniel, su hijo de 13 años.

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El 8 de agosto de 2015, en Harris County, un pueblito de Texas, David Conley, un exconvicto de 48 años, asesinó a sangre fría a ocho personas: dos adultos y seis menores. Eran su exesposa, la actual pareja de ella, su propio hijo y los otros cinco hijos de Valerie y Dewayne.

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David Conley y Valerie se habían conocido 15 años antes. Él acababa de salir de la cárcel después de cumplir una condena por robo de un auto. Muy pronto tuvieron una hija y dos años después a Nathaniel. La relación de pareja nunca fue pacífica. Drogas, peleas, celos. A fines del año 2000, a poco de nacer Natalie, su primera hija, Valerie denunció a su marido. Lo acusó de pegarle, de intentar ahorcarla y de amenazarla de muerte en varias ocasiones. Él, al enterarse, la agredió, de nuevo, brutalmente; sabía que esa denuncia lo volvería a mandar a la cárcel.

Cuando los agentes entraron a la casa, fueron sorprendidos por David Conley, quien comenzó a dispararles. (Foto: AP.)

Cuando los agentes entraron a la casa, fueron sorprendidos por David Conley, quien comenzó a dispararles. (Foto: AP.)

Valerie, antes de que él regresara a prisión, quedó embarazada de Nathaniel, su segundo hijo.

Al poco tiempo, la mujer se puso en pareja con Dewayne Jackson. Tuvieron muchos hijos. Cinco y todos muy seguidos: Honesty, Dewayne Jr., Caleb, Trinity y Cale.

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Mientras tanto, David Conley merodeaba la familia y Valerie volvía con él cada vez que se peleaba con Dewayne (era otra pareja poco armoniosa).

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La hija mayor de David y Valerie se fue de la casa; encontró refugio en lo de unos tíos. Eso terminó salvando su vida.

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Cuando Nathaniel cumplió 8 años, David volvió a atacar a su exesposa. Mientras le pegaba, gritaba que el chico no era hijo suyo sino de Dewayne. Ella lo negaba. A los pocos días, la mujer presentó una demanda para que se estableciera de manera fehaciente la paternidad del chico. Quería despejar las dudas de su ex. Pero Conley nunca se presentó ante el juzgado para realizar los estudios pertinentes.

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A principios de agosto de 2015, Conley regresó a la casa. No pretendía visitar a su hijo ni a los hermanos. Exigía que lo dejaran vivir allí. Lo rechazaron. Hubo otro previsible incidente y se alojó en un hotel a pocos kilómetros del lugar.

A los tres días, un empleado del hotel de mala muerte le exigió que pagara la habitación, que saldara su deuda. Cómo Conley no tenía dinero, fue echado del lugar. Sin tener donde vivir, regresó a su antigua casa la mañana del 8 de agosto.

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Pero esta vez no iba a pedir refugio. Estacionó su auto destartalado a dos cuadras del lugar y del asiento del acompañante tomó sus pertrechos. Un arma, tres cajas de cartuchos, seis pares de esposas y unas cuantas sogas. Y caminó los 200 metros hasta la casa.

Dilucidar lo que pasó dentro de la casa en esos primeros minutos es tarea de forenses, campo de especulaciones. Nadie, excepto el asesino múltiple, quedó con vida para dar testimonio.

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Lo que se pudo reconstruir es que David Conley se tomó su tiempo. Los redujo uno a uno y los esposó o maniató. Se supo que Valerie llegó a escribirle mensajes de texto a su familia pidiendo ayuda, rogando para que dieran aviso a las autoridades.

Urgidos por los familiares, la policía se acercó a la casa a media mañana. Llamó a la puerta y nadie respondió. Miraron hacia adentro, no percibieron movimientos y se fueron. Una hora después, la familia de Valerie volvió a insistir porque nadie respondía a sus llamados. La policía regresó y el panorama fue el mismo que antes. Ante la inquietud, solicitaron una orden judicial para ingresar al lugar. Tardó unas horas en llegar. Mientras tanto, algunos policías se quedaron alrededor de la casa. No escucharon nada. Ni gritos, ni ruidos estentóreos, ni detonaciones. David Conley, a esa altura, ya había hecho su tarea.

Los familiares de Valerie seguían llamando a pesar de que nadie respondía. Hasta que David Conley contestó. Era su excuñado, el hermano de Valerie. No se demoró, ni dio rodeos. La pregunta fue directa:

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—¿Mataste a mi hermana?

Sí, por supuesto -contestó Conley y cortó la comunicación.

A esa altura, la policía había visto a uno de los más chicos tirado sin vida sobre un charco de sangre. Estaban llegando los refuerzos para ingresar.

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Creyeron que todos estarían muertos. Pero apenas traspasaron la puerta, fueron recibidos por los tiros de Conley, que se había parapetado tras unos muebles. La balacera duró varios minutos hasta que el asesino se entregó. Después de reducirlo, los policías recorrieron la casa.

Una escena terrorífica. Ocho cadáveres. Seis de ellos, niños de entre 6 y 13 años.

En la habitación principal, estaban los cuerpos de los dos adultos y del mayor de los niños, de Nathaniel, el hijo de Conley.

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Todos tenían un tiro en la nuca. Excepto la exesposa y su pareja: a ellos los había acribillado. Al menos 14 balazos a cada uno.

Fue matando uno a uno a los chicos delante de sus padres, para que los vieran morir. Después los acarreó a las otras habitaciones y volvió a esposarlos a las camas. Para el final dejó a su esposa: quería que no se perdiera, que sufriera cada una de las muertes. (Foto: Reuters.)

Fue matando uno a uno a los chicos delante de sus padres, para que los vieran morir. Después los acarreó a las otras habitaciones y volvió a esposarlos a las camas. Para el final dejó a su esposa: quería que no se perdiera, que sufriera cada una de las muertes. (Foto: Reuters.)

Aunque él nunca relató lo que sucedió dentro de la casa, los investigadores pudieron reconstruir los hechos, entre otras cosas, por los trazos de sangre. Fue matando uno a uno a los chicos delante de sus padres, para que los vieran morir. Después los acarreó a las otras habitaciones y volvió a esposarlos a las camas. Para el final dejó a su esposa: quería que no se perdiera, que sufriera cada una de las muertes.

En los primeros interrogatorios, Conley sostuvo que lo había hecho porque Dewayne era violento y abusivo con los chicos. Aseguró que el hombre los golpeaba y que los maltrataba, que esa había su manera de liberarlos. Que Valerie lo engañaba y que los chicos estaban arruinados por las cosas que veían y sucedían en esa casa, que era por eso que tenían problemas de conducta. Sostuvo que les estaba haciendo un favor porque se estaban convirtiendo en monstruos: “Yo no soy Dios, pero sí el hombre de la casa”.

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Su hija mayor, la que salvó su vida al irse a vivir a otro lado, declaró en su contra en el juicio y pidió justicia por su madre y sus hermanos.

El abogado defensor intentó que lo declararan inimputable, pero no lo consiguió. El fiscal pidió la pena de muerte; tampoco lo consiguió.

El juicio fue breve. Los hechos y el responsable eran indisputables, no había duda alguna de lo que había sucedido. El alegato fiscal finalizó con una pregunta sin respuesta: “¿Cómo alguien puede asesinar a sangre fría, ejecutarlo con un tiro en la nuca, a un niño de 7 años al que esposó a una cama? ¿Cómo alguien puede pegarle un tiro a quemarropa a su propio hijo?”.

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Lo único que se debía determinar era la capacidad mental de Conley. Si a pesar de ser imputable, los expertos médicos determinaban que tenía problemas mentales severos o alguna discapacidad. Eso hicieron y el diagnóstico lo sacó del patíbulo.

David Conley fue condenado a prisión perpetua sin posibilidad alguna de obtener la libertad en el futuro.

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Su abogado defensor vivió esta sentencia como un gran triunfo profesional.

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