Solomon Islands: The defence has asked a court to throw out charges against two young men who are accused of beheading a missionary. A pagan priest who was to testify against the men has failed to turn up at court for the second time. No indication is given as to the alleged motive. Solomons beheading case should be thrown out, says defence - New Zealand Herald, 23rd March 2004.
March 23, 2004
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Isn't beheading missionaries traditional? Or is it boiling them and serving them up with seasonal greens? I forget. Anyway, looks to me as if these fellows should be getting a grant of some kind.
The traditional recipes for missionary vary across the world. The commonest is to use them to make stock for a stew full of seasonal veg and less tough meat.