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      XPost: ba.politics, dc.media, soc.penpals       XPost: alt.burningman       From: gollylocks@aol.com              A man with a history of psychiatric problems beheaded his mother       in her Long Island, N.Y., apartment late Tuesday and then       dragged the body and head out onto a street, where onlookers       initially thought they were witnessing a macabre Halloween       prank, police and witnesses said.              Patricia Ward, 66, was killed inside her apartment by her son,       35-year-old Derek Ward, who jumped in front of a commuter train       near the Farmingdale, N.Y., home moments later, killing himself,       Nassau County police said.              Derek Ward was arrested previously for gun possession and       criminal mischief and also had a psychiatric history going back       about 10 years. Police sources told Newsday that he also had a       "drug problem, apparently."              Patricia Ward was identified by Farmingdale State College as a       longtime professor who taught language arts at the university.              "There's a lot of tears, it’s a sad place today," Patrick       Calabria, vice president of institutional advancement at the       college, told FoxNews.com. "She was well-known, well-liked and       well-respected.”              Patricia Ward, a 28-year veteran, was a very "popular and       devoted" instructor at the school of 8,400 students. Counselors       are being provided for students and faculty members, said       Calabria, who added that the university is now considering how       to memorialize Ward.              "Right now, the family is grieving, they have to make funeral       arrangements," he said. "After things settle down, we’ll be in       touch with her relatives to see what they’d like to do."              Witnesses told the New York Post they saw Derek Ward drag his       mother's body out of the building and onto the street, where he       kicked her head some 20 feet before going to a nearby railroad       track and jumping in front of an eastbound Long Island Railroad       train approximately 25 minutes later. Police said his body was       found about a mile from the apartment, where the two had moved       recently from the neighboring county.              On the street in front of the apartment, witnesses described a       gruesome scene first thought to be part of a prank.              "There was blood all over the floor," neighbor Nick Gordon told       the Post. "You can see smears going down the stairs ... as if       somebody were pulling a body."              Witnesses told the Post that some of the woman's neighbors       initially thought the headless body in the street was a       Halloween prank, only to discover the body was real after       attempting to lift it.              Witness Jack Imperial, 41, of Queens, was taking a taxi to a       meeting when he came across the grisly scene, he told the New       York Daily News.              “The body’s feet were at the curb, the shoulders were at the       middle of the street. The head was across the street,” Imperial       told the newspaper. “I’ve seen some gruesome stuff in my years       of living ... but nothing like this. I didn’t expect to see       something like this, especially not out here.”              A night dispatcher at Yellow Cab in Farmingdale, blocks from       where the woman's was found, told Newsday drivers also "thought       it was a Halloween prank."              "At first, everyone thought it was like a Halloween prank,"       neighbor Barbara Smalls told The Associated Press, recalling       Wednesday morning how she had seen the sheet-covered body. She       also "thought maybe it was a mob hit or something."              "This doesn't happen here," said Smalls. "This is a very nice,       nice neighborhood. People are very friendly."              Police did not initially cite any connection to terrorism,       although the incident recalled last month's horrific attack in       Moore, Okla., in which an ex-con and recent convert to Islam       beheaded a former co-worker at a food processing plant. Also       last month, a 25-year-old British man beheaded an 82-year-old       woman who was gardening in her yard when she was attacked.              http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/10/29/police-say-ny-man-beheads-       woman-before-jumping-in-front-train/                             --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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