ARIZONA MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE IN PRISON FOR BURYING WIFE ALUVE IN HAND-DUG GRAVE. (PHOTO).

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 Arizona man sentenced to life in prison for burying wife alive in hand-dug grave A Prescott, Arizona, man was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to murdering his wife by burying her alive in 2017. Yavapai County Attorney Dennis McGrane said 62-year-old David Michael Pagniano was sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of his wife, then 39-year-old Sandra Pagniano, who was buried alive in a hand-dug grave near their home. "My office pursued the death penalty in this case because of the horrific circumstances surrounding the abduction and murder of a young mother," McGrane said. Sandra Pagniano disappeared while in the process of divorcing her husband in May 2017, authorities said. While the two were separated, they lived in the same home with their two young daughters. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office began investigating the circumstances of Sandra Pagniano’s suspicious disappearance, leading to a ma

COMMUNITY OF SKIN DISEASES.

Condition: Dr Sulamita Chaibub assists Djalma Antonio Jardim who has the rare inherited skin disease known as xeroderma pigmentosum, or 'XP' at the Hospital Geral de Goias in Goiania, Brazil              The Brazilian city of Araras is home to what is thought to be the largest community suffering from a rare inherited skin diseases known as Xeroderma pigmentosum or XP.Those with the disease are extremely sensitive to ultraviolet rays from sunlight and highly susceptible to skin cancers.It robs victims of the ability to repair the damage caused by the sun.It is a burden in Araras because it is a tropical farming community where out door work is vital for survival.More photos below.                                                                           Struggle: The doctor takes a photo of the sufferer. For years no one could tell him what was wrong with him, with medical professionals suggesting he had a blood disorderBurden: Mr Jardim said he first started developing the symptoms when he was just nine and had always worked outdoorsFamily: Alisson Wendel Machado Freire, 11, listens to his grandfather Jose Claudio Machado, 77, play the guitar inside their home in Araras, Goias state. Both of them suffer from the genetic conditionFreckles: Deides Freire de Andrade, 44, waits for medical attention at the the hospitalYoungster: Rafael Freire de Andrade, eight, rides his bike with a handmade roof to protect his skin from the sunOrder: Jardim stands in the hospital waiting room and holds up a card with his appointment number on itRespite: The 80-year-old takes off his hat n the kitchen of his homePeople who melt away: The group walk in a line under protection of the umbrellas

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