The first wave of massacres Killing in the town began Process_start on 11 or 12 May 1941 , when a band of Ustaše led by Mirko Puk murdered Killing a group of Serb men and boys in a Serbian Orthodox church before setting Placing it on fire Damaging .

In a plea bargain , two 16-year-old boys Frey and Zehnder pleaded Request guilty to sexual abuse Committing_crime in the first degree , a felony , and voyeurism , a misdemeanor .

International controversy regarding Know the case developed Coming_to_be when attorneys for the boys attempted to have her held Defending in contempt , but the motion was subsequently dropped Motion .

Paul Richwalsky , the prosecutor in the case was a graduate and booster of Trinity High School ( Louisville ) , the same school the boys attended Perception_active .

The 14-year-old girl from Fern Bay was assaulted Attack by a group of boys after she returned distressed from a sexual encounter on the beach that a reviewing Scrutiny judge later called Name_conferral non-consensual .

The Mighty Men Conference Social_event , organised Arranging by Shalom Trust of South Africa , was an annual gathering Come_together of Christian men and boys which ran from 2004 to 2010 .

The final national event in 2010 was attended Participation by up to 300,000 men and boys .

The survivors were treated Giving with cruelty ; 15 , including Neilson of Corsock , were hanged Rewards_and_punishments , drawn and quartered Attack , and several , including two boys of 18 , were tortured Bodily_harm first with the boot .

The Dunmanway killings , also known as the Dunmanway murders or the Dunmanway massacre , refers to the killing Killing ( and in some cases , disappearances ) of thirteen Protestant men and boys in and around Dunmanway , County Cork , between 26–28 April 1922 .