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Urban Wizard posted:Got linked to this a while back and honestly wish I hadn't read it! For those of you who are unnerved by brutal murders, disembowelment, and Florida, have at it.
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A CRUNK BIRD posted:He opened her up and spread her guts around the apartment if any wiener was too scared to click the link (which includes no gross pics) in this pussified post I mean, I think double fisting someone and pulling their intestines out that way is a little more excessive than "opening her up". But, different strokes!
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A CRUNK BIRD posted:He opened her up and spread her guts around the apartment if any wiener was too scared to click the link (which includes no gross pics) in this pussified post he didn't open her up, he put his hand up an orifice and pulled her intestines out of a pre-existing hole
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Sep 22, 2015 07:39
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InediblePenguin posted:he didn't open her up, he put his hand up an orifice and pulled her intestines out of a pre-existing hole do you think the pussy leads straight to the intestines, bro?
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Sep 22, 2015 07:59
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Olewithmilk posted:do you think the pussy leads straight to the intestines, bro? Well, I'm sure you could make a shortcut if you put in enough effort.
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Sep 22, 2015 08:11
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Olewithmilk posted:do you think the pussy leads straight to the intestines, bro? All orifices do if you try hard enough, but there are multiple choices for fisting that aren't the vagina.
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Screaming Idiot posted:Well, I'm sure you could make a shortcut if you put in enough effort. Don't brag about your monster dick please.
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Sep 22, 2015 08:15
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Olewithmilk posted:do you think the pussy leads straight to the intestines, bro? Gotta get up in dem guts.
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Sep 22, 2015 08:37
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Buh posted:It would also add no information if it was her. So she was alive and in her home town a month before she was murdered. Could have guessed that already. Unless someone can dig up a full list of named extras for the day of the scene it tells us nothing. It's a classic bit of reddit / websleuths detective work: this is a caucasian woman with mid-length brown hair. This photo is of a caucasian woman with mid-length brown hair. QED" they must be the same person! See the Tara calico & Amy Bradley pictures. They really have no idea how many people there are in the world and how many of them look a little alike.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Gotta get up in dem guts. I'm not ashamed to admit that this made me literally laugh out loud, and, after explaining to my coworkers what I was laughing at, I'm now viewed as a monster. Hah.
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Olewithmilk posted:do you think the pussy leads straight to the intestines, bro?
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Sep 22, 2015 10:35
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why is this thread so full of dumbasses
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Frostwerks posted:Don't brag about your monster dick please. Wait, you think a penis the length of a forearm is monster-sized? Oh my poor, sweet, summer child... 
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Sep 22, 2015 10:38
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LOl! typical goon who dont Go The gently caress Outside and sexually desecrate women, yeah have fun jackin off to MLP!
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quote:Lopez said he inserted his arm up to his elbow and ripped out part of her intestines, detectives said.
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Sep 22, 2015 14:51
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 Mutilation aside, it's oddly hilarious how after literally disemboweling her the dude then "carried her into the bathroom and tried to put water on Nemeth's face, but she did not wake up." Gee I wonder why
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OK, this discussion more than anything else makes me want to quit this thread for awhile. But returning to topic, in my hometown in Texas a girl named Rachel Cooke went missing; I remember it well because her mom was an art teacher at the only high school in town. Her mom had a slightly split tongue and claimed that when she was a kid an uncle or something gave her an apple with a razor blade in it. Being an assholish type I told her that was an urban legend but she swore it was true. If so, she seems to have been destined for a life of spooky horrible things. Hm, that seemed more unnerving in my head and now it looks lame typed out but Jesus anything to change the subject.
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I thought those split tongues fuse back if people didn't specifically maintain them like that.
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Sep 22, 2015 17:46
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can we keep the gore to a mininum
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Kurtofan posted:can we keep the gore to a mininum Yeah, it's really unnerving.
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InediblePenguin posted:do you think it's impossible to put a hand in a butthole, bro? 
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Xibanya posted:OK, this discussion more than anything else makes me want to quit this thread for awhile. Hey, guess who's wrong about this! It's you! http://www.snopes.com/horrors/mayhem/needles.asp
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outlier posted:It's a classic bit of reddit / websleuths detective work: this is a caucasian woman with mid-length brown hair. This photo is of a caucasian woman with mid-length brown hair. QED" they must be the same person! See the Tara calico & Amy Bradley pictures. They really have no idea how many people there are in the world and how many of them look a little alike. They also like to read life stories into facial expressions. Look at her eyes, those can only be the eyes of someone who was sold into sex slavery. Nobody's ever taken a photo where they look angry for no reason at all.
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You know how lovely it can be when you're enjoying a lovely weekend by doing chores around the yard, and meet up with the business end of a rusty pointy thing? Then have to drop everything, and go get a tetanus shot? Here's why.
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Buh posted:They also like to read life stories into facial expressions. Look at her eyes, those can only be the eyes of someone who was sold into sex slavery. Nobody's ever taken a photo where they look angry for no reason at all. That's right, the "I can utterly predict how a person would react / think / act / look in every circumstance and thus can unravel a case just from a photo or description". It's like they binged on the box set of "Lie to Me" and can instantly decipher any expression. And don't get me started on their obsession with sex-trafficking and white slavery. Because if a middle class caucasian woman disappears in the wilderness or on a remote rural road, clearly she was taken by sex traffickers.
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outlier posted:That's right, the "I can utterly predict how a person would react / think / act / look in every circumstance and thus can unravel a case just from a photo or description". It's like they binged on the box set of "Lie to Me" and can instantly decipher any expression. don't kinkshame
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outlier posted:That's right, the "I can utterly predict how a person would react / think / act / look in every circumstance and thus can unravel a case just from a photo or description". It's like they binged on the box set of "Lie to Me" and can instantly decipher any expression. Not to mention the fact that this photo of a distressed woman/this Jane Doe must be [insert famous missing person here] and not the 1000s of other people who fall through the cracks.
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outlier posted:sex traffickers. I HATE getting stuck in sex traffic. I mean, sure, at first it's fun, it's neat, you're like 'I can do this all day!' but when you're 3 hours from home and you run out of lube, it's a rough ride, my friends.
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outlier posted:That's right, the "I can utterly predict how a person would react / think / act / look in every circumstance and thus can unravel a case just from a photo or description". It's like they binged on the box set of "Lie to Me" and can instantly decipher any expression. They did lead me to learning about Lori Ruff, who is interesting because she's a rare case of a mysteriously appearing person. Weird engineer guy marries weird girl from church. Girl tells him to never open her mysterious lockbox. Weird girl kills herself and weird guy opens the box to find out that she had stolen the identity of a kid who died in 1972. Despite weird clues, nobody has any idea who she was or why she was apparently on the run for decades: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/authorities-struggle-id-mystery-woman-article-1.1383957 quote:Nearly three years after a heartbroken Texas man buried his wife and the mother of his little girl, he still doesn't know exactly who she was. There's more, but the most interesting thing seems to be how dim the husband was. His wife was clearly totally crazy and hiding something huge and even now he doesn't seem to appreciate how weird that is. The article kind of seems like it's written to hide or minimize some kind of psychological problem or developmental disorder in him. Still, this seems like one of the many mysteries that are compelling just because a few mundane facts are missing. This lady had serious psychological problems not limited to the stress of hiding her real past. Those problems probably had something to do with her either ruining her other life or being paranoid enough to feel like she had to run away. The weirdest part is that she was functional enough to make herself another identity in the first place. Yet a story like this can make the most mundane photos seem absolutely sublime, simply by saying NOBODY KNOWS WHO THIS IS: 
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Jack Gladney posted:They did lead me to learning about Lori Ruff, who is interesting because she's a rare case of a mysteriously appearing person. Weird engineer guy marries weird girl from church. Girl tells him to never open her mysterious lockbox. Weird girl kills herself and weird guy opens the box to find out that she had stolen the identity of a kid who died in 1972. Despite weird clues, nobody has any idea who she was or why she was apparently on the run for decades: I think the article was shortened in some way--it reads more like notes or an outline than a finished article to me. I wouldn't attribute the author trying to hide anything about the husband, rather they're overworked or underproducing and couldn't give it the polish they expected on the onset.
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Kaizoku posted:I think the article was shortened in some way--it reads more like notes or an outline than a finished article to me. I wouldn't attribute the author trying to hide anything about the husband, rather they're overworked or underproducing and couldn't give it the polish they expected on the onset. I accidentally posted the wrong article, though the facts of the case are the same. This one has more about the husband: http://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/she-stole-anotherrsquos-identity-and-took-her-secret-to-the-grave-who-was-she/ quote:Blake earned bachelor’s degrees in economics from the University of Texas in Austin, It seems perhaps as though the article is trying to be kind about a dangerously incurious guy, but I could just be bullying somebody who had something terrible happen to him because I'm doing the websleuths thing.
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Rupert Buttermilk posted:I HATE getting stuck in sex traffic. I mean, sure, at first it's fun, it's neat, you're like 'I can do this all day!' but when you're 3 hours from home and you run out of lube, it's a rough ride, my friends. You aren't stuck in sex traffic, you ARE the sex traffic.
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Jack Gladney posted:I accidentally posted the wrong article, though the facts of the case are the same. This one has more about the husband: I dunno, it doesn't strike me as terribly odd that someone doesn't press for more details about the horrible abuse someone else claims to have suffered.
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quote:His brother-in-law, an attorney named Miles Darby, says that’s typical Blake. “He does not have much of an inner monologue,” Miles said. Or, for that matter, an outer one. His speech is stilted. Ask one question and he answers another. It’s not that Blake is trying to be evasive. He’s just different. I'd guess autism spectrum. (I'm not pulling that out of nowhere - I have an autistic kid. Of course it's just a guess, but this rang some bells for me.) Edit: noticed this one after I posted. Definitely ringing bells. quote:“Blake is the type of guy who takes everything you say at face value,” Miles explained, not unkindly.
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I wonder what the letter to her daughter said. I'm sure it wasn't anything that would identify her, but neither article mentioned it. She must have been getting away from something terrible, but an Occam's Razor option is that she was really mentally ill from the get-go and wasn't hiding anything that would seem important to the rest of us.
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Getting a false identity back then wasn't hard at all. If she was smart enough to get a GED and then an associates degree she was well qualified to get a fake identity prior to, like, 1990. Kevin Mitnick had the FBI searching for him and he managed it (I mean, he's a very intelligent person but the ID theft part of his life was not the difficult part of his avoiding the FBI) three or four times basically just using a phone and a library. The way she did it is common because choosing a dead person means you get to cash out on Social Security and stuff where as choosing a living one means the actual real life person might retire before you or get arrested or something.
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Jack Gladney posted:Yet a story like this can make the most mundane photos seem absolutely sublime, simply by saying NOBODY KNOWS WHO THIS IS: Hey, I think I saw her in a movie. 
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Besesoth posted:Hey, I think I saw her in a movie. lol
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El Estrago Bonito posted:Getting a false identity back then wasn't hard at all. If she was smart enough to get a GED and then an associates degree she was well qualified to get a fake identity prior to, like, 1990. Kevin Mitnick had the FBI searching for him and he managed it (I mean, he's a very intelligent person but the ID theft part of his life was not the difficult part of his avoiding the FBI) three or four times basically just using a phone and a library. The way she did it is common because choosing a dead person means you get to cash out on Social Security and stuff where as choosing a living one means the actual real life person might retire before you or get arrested or something. There was basically zero communication between states so you pretty much just needed to find the kind of scenario she used: an infant with a similar birthdate that died along with the parents in a car crash/house fire. Find one in another state and nobody will ever question. All it would take was either a dedicated search of old obituaries to find the right target; there were probably even shady people who'd already done that bit and would sell the identities. She also only needed it long enough to get a legal name change; after that she has an essentially legitimate identify for everything that doesn't ask for a birth certificate. Buh has a new favorite as of 11:29 on Sep 24, 2015 |
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RNG posted:I wonder what the letter to her daughter said. I'm sure it wasn't anything that would identify her, but neither article mentioned it. She must have been getting away from something terrible, but an Occam's Razor option is that she was really mentally ill from the get-go and wasn't hiding anything that would seem important to the rest of us. One of the articles mentioned that the letters were not coherent, and also said that she had written on every exposed surface of the house and then written right on top of her previous writing once she ran out of blank space. That was probably an unnerving house to search through.
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