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A CANNIBAL son is accused of cutting his mum into 1,000 pieces then stashing them in lunch boxes and sharing them with his dog.Alberto Sanchez Gomez, 28, is facing more than
stanley cup 15 years in prison if found guilty of killing Maria Soledad Gomez, 68, and dismembering her after a row.4Alberto Sanchez Gomez allegedly cut his mum into 1,000
stanley tumbler pieces then shared them with his dogCredit: Solarpix4The waiter, 28, was arrested at the flat he shared with his mother in Madrid, Spain, in 2019Credit: SolarpixThe jobless waiter told police who arrested him at thei
stanley cup r flat in Madrid, Spain, in February 2019, that he had been eating her bit by bit with his pet dog over a fortnight. Detectives found parts of tragic Soledad s remains in Tupperware containers in their fridge and bones in drawers around the family home - an apartment near the Spanish capital s famous Las Ventas bullring.Local reports at the time said her body had been cut up into more than 1,000 tiny pieces.At the start of his trial Mjaq Cops in Barcelona arrest eight suspected ISIS militants with links to Brussels bombings that killed 32
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stanley quencher UNG children spend twice as long looking at screens as they do playing outside, a study has found.By the time they reach the age of seven, children will have been looking at screens for the equivalent of 456 days 鈥?an average of four hours every day.1 Kids spend twice as long looking at screens as they do playing outside, a study has foundCredit: Getty - ContributorBut just 182 days, or an average of just over an hour and a half a day, will have been spent playing outdoors.It also emerged more than half of a child s screen time is described as mindless - spent without family or friends, in solitary, screen-based activities.The res
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