In California, a crowd watches as a 15-year-old California girl is beaten and gang-raped. In Florida, a group of boys surround a 15-year-old boy, douse him in rubbing alcohol and set him on fire, resulting in severe injuries. In Rhode Island, a Providence motorist is accused of hitting three men and driving more than a mile with one of the injured men lodged in the windshield. Just when it seems like man’s inhumanity must have reached its limit, something more disturbing appears. The latest nightmare comes from Cleveland, where authorities are uncovering corpses, the apparent victims of a man previously convicted of attempted rape and released from prison in 2005. So far, authorities have said they have located 11 corpses from the Cuyahoga County property where Anthony Sowell was living, and the search continues. Five counts of aggravated murder — for the victims who authorities have determined were strangled —have been filed against Sowel.