Sadly i don't have much info about this one

Ujjain district, Rajasthan, Jan 31, 2017.

The beheaded body of a 14-year-old teenager was found in the outskirts of Bhagwanpur village under Kotraroad police station limits of Raigarh district, Chhattisgarh on January 7, 2016. The boy's head was meters away from the torso. Some material used in conducting religious rituals, including incense sticks, earthen lamps, flowers, besides a sharp weapon and an empty liquor bottle, were recovered from the spot, which indicated that a puja was performed at the murder place.

The convicted man Ranvijay Bharti only has got a life term and a Rs 5,000 fine. Bharti, a native of Chhatauna village in Azamgarh district, told the police that he had shifted to Raigarh ten years back along with his family and started working at Jindal Steel. Later, he himself became a contractor, but suffered a huge loss in his work. According to Ranvijay, black magic is a usual practice in his village and he thought some "evil power" was creating troubles in his personal and professional life. He decided to offer his son Chandan Bharti as sacrifice to get rid of his troubles. On January 6, he took Chandan near Bhagwanpur village and after performing rituals beheaded Chandan at the night. Among the six children, Chandan was the fourth child of Ranvijay Bharti.

The last surveillance footage of Chandan alive with his father.

Chandan's head.

Chandan's body without a head.

A wider POV.

A woman was involved in a serious traffic accident in which she broke her head so that her brain came out. She held him and slowly died

from what i know he survived the incident and it was gang related

from what i know the girl took her fathers car and crashed it

the photos were spread by the police at the scream as a sort of “joke”

this is what i heard this may not be the right story take it with a grain of salt

wtf?!?! looks like India but not sure about location.

CHIKKAMAGALURU: The police were in for a shock on Sunday (9 Semptember, 2018) evening when a man walked into the station, carrying the severed head of his wife in a bag in one hand and a bloodied machete in another. The accused, Satish (35), who reached the Ajjampura police station around 6 pm carrying the severed head for over 20 km on his two-wheeler, told the police that he killed his wife, Roopa, around 4.30 pm as he caught her with her paramour red-handed in a coffee estate. The husband, Satish, had married Roopa, the deceased, nine years ago and has two children with her. Roopa had earlier cheated on Satish with another man from the same village. While Satish forgave her for the first time, seeing her with the same man once again, Satish lost his temper and killed Roopa and also attacked her paramour.