Shadow: According to the Swiss psychologist Jung's theory, the shadow refers to the dark side of human nature that exists in the subconscious and is rejected by the person or the self-aware surface self formed by fear and other negative emotions. Traumatic Brain Injury: Some of the common disabilities resulting from trauma to the brain, including behavioral and mental health problems (such as depression, anxiety, personality changes, aggression, behavioral disturbances, and social impairments). Police received a report two days ago that a man's body was found in a house in south London.The man has been identified as Martin Britton, 71, a retired public servant of the Ministry of Defense.Friends and neighbors of Mr Britton claimed not to have seen him for several days.After the police set up a ladder to check from the bedroom window, they decided to break in.

Yesterday's coroner's report indicated that Martin Britton died of serious head injuries.Sergeant Brian Jones of the criminal investigation team in charge of the case said: "The victim was beaten to death in a violent attack. We guess the murder happened on Saturday, September 23. We hope to come to Georgia on the day of the incident. Witnesses on Lynham Road can offer to provide more information to police." Neighbors describe Martin Britton as a "charismatic, well-mannered" man who has lived a reclusive life since the death of his wife last year.Sergeant Jones deduced that Mr Britton likely knew the attacker. "There were no signs of forced entry," he added.

The sheriff declined to confirm whether the case was connected to the case of Harry Peel two weeks ago.Mr Peel, a 57-year-old taxi driver, lives two miles away on Glenham Road.His estranged wife, who was concerned after discovering he wasn't answering her phone, later found his body in his bedroom.Peel also died from extensive head injuries. The police have listed the homosexual group as a key investigation object, hoping to find the murderer who killed Harry Peel as soon as possible.Mr Peel, who served in the Army Armored Corps, worked for years on a dock before switching to a taxi driver seven years ago and was a regular at nearby bars and clubs.

Investigators are continuing to search the crime scene on Greenham Road. On the top floor of an abandoned building next to the road, four Iraqis crouched.A machete scout vehicle leading an armored convoy had been on the Iraqis' radar for a while.The highway linking Basra and Baghdad cuts straight into the flat desert landscape, and its strategic commanding position and long-range telescope allowed the team to track it at the first instant, from the moment the first reconnaissance vehicle appeared on the distant horizon. out of the convoy. It was very hot.The shimmering mirage is reflected on the asphalt and gravel, like a three-dimensional trompe l'oeil.An insurgent captured the effect with a DVD camera, then focused the footage on the rotating turret of the Scimitar reconnaissance vehicle.He could make out two helmeted soldiers standing on either side of the 30mm cannon, and he could see the driver below the cannon, but the scout car was still a little too far away to see their faces clearly.Another rebel pointed to a telephone pole on the far side of the road and said that it took about two minutes between the time when the car passed the pole and the explosion. It was enough time to capture the faces of these British soldiers into the film, and then buried them. Homemade bombs on both sides of the road will send them flying into the sky.

The cameraman expected to see pride and even arrogance on the faces of the coalition soldiers who invaded Yike, but the three soldiers in the close-up shot only showed concentration.It could even be seen that their commander, a 26-year-old lieutenant in the army, had noticed the anomaly in the roadside dust, and he suddenly shouted instructions, but it was too late. The bombs on the side of the road were an integrated anti-tank mine, powerful enough to tear apart a Bradley tank, and the bombs on both sides of the road were detonated simultaneously when the scout vehicle passed. For a while, a video of a British Machete reconnaissance vehicle being blown up and then turned into raging flames went viral throughout the Muslim world.DVDs of the video are everywhere in Iraq's bazaars, a must-have for those whose homes have had power outages or satellite TV dishes that have lost reception due to coalition bombing.The media claimed that a small Iraqi militia group easily destroyed the armored vehicles of the coalition forces with homemade bombs. In particular, both experts and spectators claimed that on the faces of several Western soldiers, they saw fear and Not focused.The effectiveness of this propaganda was irresistible, and it sent the signal to people that the morale of the coalition forces was on the verge of collapse, and the end of the occupation was just around the corner.News editors who held different ethical values ​​for war reporting decided against showing the video's close-ups, fearing that such bloody scenes would arouse societal distaste and be accused of insensitivity.Only one soldier survived the blast, but he was badly disfigured.In such a situation, even hard-hearted media professionals will feel awkward and feel like walking on thin ice.

Subject: Lieutenant Charles Ackland, 893406 Legion: Hussar Guards - Royal Armored Corps Date of injury: November 24, 2006 Date of admission: November 24, 2006 Date of discharge: November 26, 2006 Destination: Birmingham Southern General Hospital, UK Returning Reason: Plastic Surgery Current Patient Status: Unconscious but stable - immobilized by bandages Drug use: see attached table To the responsible persons: Lieutenant Charles Ackland was attacked in the Machete scout vehicle and suffered severe head and facial trauma.Left orbital, zygomatic and maxillary fractures.The wound has been cleaned and all foreign bodies and dead and burned tissue removed.Superficial bleeding has stopped.Pressure monitoring indicated no major abnormalities in the patient's brain and arterial blood flow, however the severity of the injury suggested the possibility of brain injury.A CAT scan is recommended immediately.There was an open wound on the left side of the face, area: 2 cm wide, 0.5 cm deep, tear length 10 cm - caused by splitting and cauterizing effects of thermal shrapnel.Extensive muscle and nerve damage, the left eye is irreparable.He was treated with antibiotics on admission and the open wound was temporarily dressed to prevent infection.