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A psychopath in Maryland kidnapped a pregnant, homeless woman and attempted to cut the fetus out of her body — after holding her captive for nearly 5 days. Qu’est-ce que fuck?!

Veronica Deramous kept her victim bound with duct tape until she was ready to to cut the baby out with a razor blade and box cutters.

Sometime over the weekend, police said, Deramous turned up the volume on the TV, shoved a rag in the woman’s mouth and put a piece of tape over it. Then she uttered a chilling warning.

“You’re strong,” Deramous told her victim, according to police. “You can handle what I’m going to do to you.” [WP]

Clearly after all that, Deramous needed a nap, and the still pregnant — still CUT OPEN — woman was able to escape.

Deramous has been arrested. Mother and child are recovering.

Deramous’ 17-year-old son had no clue what was going on in the back bedroom. Right.

More from the Washington Post: Md. woman arrested after trying to cut out fetus of captive

After starving Javon Thompson to death (he forgot to say “Amen” after his meal — clearly a demon child), his mother and other members of a Baltimore-area cult carried his remains around in a suitcase. If only they had enough faith, he’d be raised from the dead.

If little Javon is resurrected — Jesus-style only, reincarnation doesn’t count — charges against his mother will be dropped. Good luck with that. 

Strange things do happen though. Like when Javon’s mother, Ria Ramkissoon, joined a CULT (1 Mind Ministries) lead by a woman calling herself Queen Antoinette. Kooky.

More from The Baltimore Sun.

So way back in 2002, a Fairfax (Virginia) couple vacationing in Ocean City (Maryland) was lured to another couple’s condo… where they were killed and dismembered. Their bodies were found nine days later in a landfill in Delaware. Some tour.

Benjamin and Erika Sifrit were convicted in 2003. Erika got life plus 20, and Benjamin got 35 years. Now both want new trials. Each claims that they were merely an accessory to the other. Sure they were.

More from WTOP: Erika’s story, Benjamin’s story