Body found in ditch near Peterburough, foretold in prophecy?

Detectives are questioning a man on suspicion of murder after a body was found in a ditch in Peterborough.  A member of the public discovered the body by the A16 at Newborough on Saturday morning. A post-mortem examination confirmed the man died as a result of stab wounds. Detectives investigating the man's death are treating it as suspicious.  Last night, police arrested a 23-year-old man from Peterborough on suspicion of murder.  The victim was last seen at 2pm on Good Friday and reported missing at 10.40pm that day, just after his metallic, light blue Mondeo was discovered burnt-out near a farm in Yaxley at about 9pm.

'a shed in a garden, secret hatch, do not let another in a ditch, find here the evil wooden cottage near 23 mile from Peterborough' 

Prophecy 8(v)
Extract from Book of Prophecies (Published Jan 2012)

This prophecy clearly identifies about bodies (plural) being found in a ditch near Peterborough, although not mentioned in the original news reports, other bodies have been found totaling 3 bodies in two ditches in Peterborough and the police are investigating possible links to similar crimes in Hereford.  You can read more on the news story on the BBC news

Apocalypse Soon??

Scientists have detected a comet 140 meters in diameter that is due for a fly-by in 2040. There is an outside chance that it could collide with Earth.

The giant rock, known as AG5, has an elliptical orbit that will bring it within striking distance of our planet in 23 years. According to researchers the comet could be diverted towards Earth by a gravitational keyhole – an area of space subject to the gravitational pull of surrounding planets.

Although the chances are slim, the possibility of impact is a little too close for comfort.

“In 2012, AG5 is the object which currently has the highest chance of impacting the Earth in 2040. However, we have only observed it for about half an orbit, thus the confidence in these calculations is still not very high," said Detlef Koschny of the European Space Agency’s Solar System Missions Division.

NASA has calculated that AG5 has a one in 625 chance of striking Earth in 2040.

Scientists at the 49th session of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee of the United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space in Vienna are taking the threat in all earnest and have even begun to draw up possible deflection scenarios.

They are using comet AG5 as a “desktop exercise” for the development of technologies to deflect asteroids and meteorites that stray too close to our planet. It is thought scientists will be able to better gauge the course of the comet in 2013 as it will be observable from the ground, but until then they will be keeping a close eye on the celestial giant.