||1:His first case, in 2002, involved the mutilated torso of a boy they named Adam, found in the River Thames.||2:The police thought it was a muti killing, a South African practice that involves removing organs for use in tribal medicines.||3:Mr Hoskins recognised that Adam was in fact a human sacrifice (a term the police initially recoiled at) by a Nigerian tribe.||4:His evidence was the precise slit in the victim’s neck and a body drained of blood—a divine tribute that is condemned as juju, or black magic, in West Africa.||5:The boy’s killer has not yet been convicted, but the investigation did uncover a trafficking ring that smuggled African children to Britain for such ritualistic abuses.
||1:在2002年，他的第一个案例：在泰晤士河中发现的一名为亚当(Adam)的男孩的残缺躯体。||2:警方认为这是起巫术杀人案（见注释），这是一种南非部落习俗，取出人体器官以作药用。||3:霍斯金斯先生辨认出亚当实际上是一个尼日利亚部族的活人祭品（一个警方最初所不愿提及的术语）。||4:他给出的证据是受害人脖子上精确的切口和鲜血流尽的躯体—一种被谴责为juju(某些西非部族所用的物神)的“神圣”礼物，或者可称为西非的巫术。||5:杀死男孩的凶手仍未被定罪，但通过此次调查，警方却发现了一个偷运非洲儿童，卖到英国作为仪式献祭的走私集团。
1.n (Complementary Medicine) informal South African medicine, esp herbal medicine
[from Zulu umuthi tree, medicine]
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