The Truth: Maids Attack Saudi Children With Black Magic, Muslims Pissed Off

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Thursday, August 23, 2007

Maids Attack Saudi Children With Black Magic, Muslims Pissed Off

Eh, yeah...

RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi police have detained an Indonesian maid after two of her colleagues were killed on suspicion they were involved in black magic, an Indonesian diplomat and newspapers said on Wednesday.

Four maids were attacked this month by seven members of a Saudi household in Aflaj, a desert village south of Riyadh, and two of them died. Saudi papers have said seven Saudis were detained over the incident.

One of the survivors, Tari Tarsim, 27, was taken into custody by police on Monday, an Indonesian diplomat told Reuters.

"The family suspected them of practising magic -- "sihr" -- on one of their children who got ill. They suspected one of the four ladies was doing magic," the diplomat said.

Wow.

1 Comments:

Unknown said...: Of course they're also women, not men. So they can be accused of anything. They have no rights.; 8/23/2007 10:57 AM