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The naked, scorched remains of a girl found in Gerritsen Beach, Brooklyn, over the weekend were identified Tuesday as a 14-year-old runaway from Flatlands.

Cops said Shaniesha Forbes vanished after leaving her Avenue I home at 8 a.m. Friday, saying she was going to school.

The body of the Academy for Young Writers freshman was found lying faceup along the shoreline near the south end of Gerritsen Ave. at 7:15 a.m. on Sunday.

The body was next to an extinguished bonfire and some beer, police sources said. Her legs, arms and hands were burned, but investigators said they don’t believe the fire killed her because there was no smoke in her lungs.

The cause of Shanah Forbes’ death is still a mystery.

An exact cause of the Brooklyn teen’s death had not been released by Tuesday evening. “I want someone to please speak up,” said Shaniesha’s sister, Shanah Forbes, breaking into sobs. “She didn’t deserve this.”

Shaniesha had run away from home at least once before her disappearance, sources said.

“She didn’t have a chance to become a woman,” said the girl’s cousin, Kerriann Thomas. “She didn’t have a chance to live her life.”

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities investigating rape accusations against two high school football players in eastern Ohio launched a website Saturday as interest in the case balloons, an extraordinary step designed to combat the misperception “that the football team runs the city,” the city manager said.

Two 16-year-old boys are set for trial next month in juvenile court in Steubenville, a town of about 18,000, on charges that they raped a 16-year-old girl in August. Their attorneys have denied the charges in court.

Public interest in the case increased with circulation online this week of an unverified video, more than 12 minutes long, that purportedly shows another young man joking about the accuser. The video apparently was released by hackers who allege more people were involved and should be held accountable.

One aim of the website, City Manager Cathy Davison said, is to combat a common perception that Steubenville High School – home of the “Big Red” sports program – controls politics in a small city where special prosecutors and a visiting judge are handling the case because local authorities knew people involved with the football team.

“When people are saying that our police department did not follow procedure, that the football team runs the city, that is not the case,” Davison said. “They went by the book. Everything was handled in an above-board fashion to make sure that the case can benefit from the fullest extent of the law.”

Intended to sort fact from fiction, the website has the appearance of a legal briefing, with black type on a white background, providing an intentional departure from escalating emotions over the case and how it’s been handled. It provides a timeline of the case, summaries of Ohio laws that affect sex charges, online posts and reaction to them and a pledge of transparency.

“It looks very generic, but it was meant to be (that way), because it’s just the facts. There’s nothing flowery about it,” said Davison.

The site, sponsored by Steubenville city and police officials, explains that only a handful of police officers attended local schools and that the city manager herself is not even from Ohio. Its launch followed the hiring of a consultant who’s helping the city handle a barrage of media attention sparked by the case.

The site declares it “is not designed to be a forum for how the Juvenile Court ought to rule in this matter.”

Steubenville sits in a region of the state that’s benefited economically from a recent shale gas drilling boom, and Steubenville got a boost when it was selected as the site of Gov. John Kasich’s 2012 State of the State address, the first held outside the Statehouse in recent memory.

“Steubenville is a fantastic place to live, work and play,” said Davison. “We have warm and loving people here, and this incident could be anywhere in America or the country or the world, and it’s really unfortunate that it’s tarnishing the city’s reputation.”

As investigation continues, it has spurred heated commentary online. Some support the defendants and question the character of the teenage girl, while others allege a cover-up or contend more people should be charged.

The latter group includes hacker-activists associating under the Anonymous and KnightSec labels who point to comments they say were posted around the time of the alleged attack on social media by people who are not charged.

At a second peaceful protest at the local courthouse in as many weeks Saturday, protesters, some wearing masks, gave details of their own rapes or those of relatives. They lamented what they said was a laissez faire attitude to sexual crimes in the community.

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A Bulawayo woman is in trouble for sending an image of a naked President Robert Mugabe to a friend via popular social networking platform Whatsapp.

Shantel Rusike of Sunninghill suburb in Bulawayo has appeared before magistrate Tawanda Muchemwa facing charges of causing hatred, contempt or ridicule of the president as defined in Section 33(2)(a)(ii) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act or Code Chapter 9:23.

According to State papers, Rusike sent an image depicting President Mugabe in a nude state to a colleague identified as Precious Tshuma on Christmas day. The picture was accompanied by the caption: “Robert Mugabe turning 87 years on 21 February, happy birthday Matibili operation.”

Tshuma filed a police report leading to Rusike’s arrest. The 20-year-old is out of custody on US$100 bail and will be back in court on 11 January. Malvern Nzombe is prosecuting.

Rusike’s case comes hard on the heels of the acquittal of a former manager at food concern Innscor, who had been slapped with criminal charges and fired from work for allegedly coining lyrics deemed as insulting to President Mugabe. Tendai Gumbo (33), a former shift manager at Inn Express supermarket in Bulawayo was facing a charge of disorderly conduct in a public place.

While Gumbo escaped the criminal charges, he has joined hordes of unemployed Zimbabweans. Gumbo confirmed being fired after being fired following the case.

“I was fired after being arrested on false allegations of insulting the president in my song. My main worry is while my case was pending at the court, management quickly cooked up charges against me at work accusing me of having defrauded the company of US$100. I was served with a suspension letter on 8 November. A week later I went for a hearing, but while my case was still in the courts, I received a dismissal letter on 22 November,” said Gumbo.

He added: “Anyway, I know that all the management wanted to do was to disassociate themselves from an individual accused of insulting the Head of State,” he claimed.

The State alleged that on 20 September, while on duty, Gumbo sang: “Zanu yawora nemukuru wayo naye awora (Zanu PF and its leader are rotten)”

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