Foot of a "Jew girl"

Teen Stole Foot from Grave: Police

Published : Friday, 30 Apr 2010, 10:48 AM CDT

By Alice Wolke Kalthoff | MYFOXDFW.COM

DALLAS - Dallas police arrested a teenager who showed them a human foot he said he took from a nearby cemetery on Friday morning.

They say around 3:30 a.m., 18-year-old Daniel Wayne Stanley walked up to two officers in the 2101 block of S. Buckner Blvd., and said he took the foot of a "Jew girl."

That's when he opened his backpack, police say, and showed the officers a decomposed foot inside. The foot still had some flesh attached, according to Dallas Police Sgt. Janice Crowther. A hachet was also inside the bag.

Stanley then led the officers to the Tiferet Israel Agudas Achim Cemetery on Buckner Boulevard, just around the corner.

Police found a freshly-dug hole in front of the gravestone of Polya Gertsenshteyen.

By mid-morning on Friday, several detectives were on the scene, searching for more clues in the case.

Stanley was arrested for theft from a human corpse or grave, jailed in the Lew Sterett Justice Center. The Dallas County medical examiner has the severed limb.

Stanley was arrested March 15 on a terrorism threat charge, jail records show.

According to a police report, Stanley allegedly threatened to blow up an office building in the 1300 block of Preston Road in far north Dallas.

He was released from jail on March 19, police records show. Bond was set at $500 for that charge, a jail spokeswoman said.

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Iran: We'll cut Israel's legs off

Ahmadinejad's deputy visits Damascus, warns Israel against striking in Syria; 'Days where Israel could run wild are long gone,' he says, adds that Israel tasted bitter taste of failure in 2006 and 2009

Roee Nahmias

Published:

04.30.10, 16:33 / Israel News

Iran threatens Israel, again: Iran's Deputy President Mohammad-Reza Rahimi warned Friday that Tehran would "cut off Israel's legs should it dare strike Syria and Lebanon."

The senior Iranian official made the comments in Damascus.

Speaking at a joint press conference with Syrian Prime Minister Muhammad Naji al-Otarii, Rahimi stressed that his country was standing by Syria with all its power.

"Syria is a strong and capable state and it has the ability to withstand any threat," he said, characterizing Israel's threats as "worthless."

"The days where Israel could run wild are long gone," he added. "Israel tasted the taste of failure in the summer of 2006 and in 2009."

Rahimi said the talks he held in Damascus were constructive and added that the two sides held intense contacts in respect to various economic and industrial issues.

Barak, Clinton talk tough

Earlier, Defense Minister Ehud Barak told the American Jewish Committee in Washington that Israel is not interested in escalation, but is following the effort to change the balance of power in the Middle East.

He added that Israel would hold the Lebanese and Syrian governments responsible for the introduction of any "balance-breaking weapons" to Hezbollah.

Speaking at the same venue, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Syrian transfers of increasingly sophisticated weaponry, including rockets, to Hezbollah and Hamas could spark new conflict in the Middle East.

"These threats to Israel's security are real, they are growing and they must be addressed," she said.

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