Teen missionary who raped children claims a demon made him do it
An Oklahoma teen admits he molested and raped orphans during a mission trip to Kenya, but claims a demon named Luke made him do it.
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An Oklahoma teen admits he molested and raped orphans during a mission trip to Kenya, but claims a demon named Luke made him do it.
For the first time in the history, the world-famous and most visited tourist spot Niagara Falls was illuminated with Indian tri-color thanks to Indian-American physicians
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