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One fateful night changed it all for a little boy of only twelve years of age, but not in a way you would think, for he died. Not only was the little boy and his friends and family affected in all of this, the whole community of Donna Texas just horrified with the acts of a man of a man of the name Pablo Lucio Vasquez.

First of all, who was this man “Pablo”? Pablo was a twenty year old man from Donna Texas. He had barely returned to his Raymondville home from California. Also, he did not have a very good background to help him in consideration of mercy. Back in Lyford the authorities had linked him with the infliction of serious damage to pigs that were believed to have been used in a satanic ritual.

Not only did he have a bad reputation back in Lyford, but in Donna too. The Donna police, when asked, reported him as a gang member who bragged about drinking blood. So, as you can see Pablo did not have a great background.

Sure this was a surprise to all, but people who are involved in satanic sacrificing don’t always end up doing what’s right in our social and moral standards, for they in their mind justify their wrong doings with idea that they “had to do it because the devil told them so” just as Pablo did.
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There is the theory that it was for a satanic worshiping act. This theory was the one that really shook the community of Donna. Donna Texas is a small town of the Rio Grande Valley that is close to the border of Mexico. It is a town where most of the people are Christians or any other religion that believes in God and thinks he is good and everything that is right. The thought of worshiping the Devil, to them, was a sin and a mixture of fear and uncomfort settled among them. They most likely feared the devil worshipping would become sort of like a trend or a thing that it was already among them secretly, but they just did not know yet, which made it even all more

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