Filipina ‘Satanist’ poses next to dying pensioners
Blaze Binder poses in one of the photographs she uploaded in her Facebook account.
MANILA, Philippines—A self-proclaimed “Satanist” Filipina nurse has been fined $1,300 by a Swiss court after posting photographs on her Facebook account showing her posing with the dead and dying pensioners in a nursing home in Saint Gallen, Switzerland, where she is employed.
According to Huffington Post United Kingdom, Blaze Binder, 37, who has a Facebook pseudonym of Ghostinthedark Stania Blaze asked her Facebook’s 2,000 friends if the people she posed with are dead or dying.
Binder also said that she was “harvesting souls” and posed in a nurse’s uniform outside an ambulance and other photos as latex-clad dominatrix, which is another one of her listed professions in her Facebook page.
The Swiss Association of Nurses said they were “shocked and upset” of the images that Binder posted.
Relatives of the pensioners also aired their grievances toward the Filipina nurse who describes herself as the “queen of pleasures.”
“The images must instantly disappear from the internet,” 66-year-old Ruedi Forrer, the son of one of the pensioners in Binder’s photos, said.
Despite the outcry, Binder seemed nonchalant about the issue.
“I can put anything I want in my Facebook, it’s mine. People who doesn’t want what I post they can juz up and die death is normal and people die all the time,” (sic) Binder responded in one of the comments in her page.
The said Facebook account has been inaccessible since Tuesday afternoon.
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