Axe attack over atheism

This is from Oz By Suzanne Klotz December 17, 2004 A MAN prone to violent rages after being struck on the head by a didgeridoo killed another man and injured his wife in an axe attack when he discovered they were atheists. Ashley John Appoo, 40, today pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court in Brisbane to the manslaughter of John Leslie McDonald and causing grievous bodily harm to his wife Alois McDonald during a frenzied axe attack on November 18, 2001. Appoo, a drifter who had lived in Toowoomba and Bundaberg, was hitchhiking near Woodford, north-west of Brisbane, when Mrs McDonald picked him up and took him home for lunch. Let this be a warning, young atheists- don't go around picking up strange Christians He spent two days drinking and socialising with the McDonalds, before Mrs McDonald told him she was an atheist. Appoo, a proud Christian, went berserk and began punching her, and turned on Mr McDonald when he tried to intervene. Aha! Now this is how we expect 'proud Christians' to behave The court heard Appoo then went outside, grabbed an axe, and began attacking the couple. He stomped on, punched and kicked Mr McDonald in the head and stomach before attacking him with the axe in the head and leg. Mr McDonald sustained severe internal injuries and died as Appoo smashed up their house before police arrived. Mrs McDonald sustained fractures to her jaw, ribs and ankle, as well as an axe wound to her leg. Prosecutor Brendan Campbell asked for an indefinite sentence saying Appoo was a very dangerous man because of a personal tragedy in which he suffered serious brain damage when he was converted to Christianityhit on the head with a didgeridoo. As a result, Appoo is prone to explosive aggression and has to be continually medicated. EXCELLENT idea.Let's medicate ALL the Christians. And the Pagans. Justice Roslyn Atkinson reserved her decision on sentence to a date to be fixed. Note: Today, for some reason, I keep spelling 'Christians' as 'Christinas'. I must be trying to tell myself something important.