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AZCentral has a pretty good collection of the events around the murders...err, accidental explosion, they put together: https://www.azcentral.com/story/new...ther/772539002/ E; The fact that he claims he dodged 6 bullets at point blank range whilst in bed is pretty drat suspect. At first I though he was much younger when it happened, but he was 18. His sister's skull was allegedly caved in as well, which he says happened when his mom wheeled around and hit her accidentally with the butt of the rifle she was trying to kill him with. If anything I'm inclined to believe his mom was the good guy with the gun and she lost, which kind of fucks up his argument. NatasDog has a new favorite as of 20:57 on Jul 18, 2018 |
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Jul 18, 2018 20:53
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Caganer posted:someone on reddit found this cleaning their house This part of Godspell got a bit darker in retrospect.
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Scarodactyl posted:https://youtu.be/39tXfUm80Bc?t=4m20s i rewatched home alone (dvd copy) last christmas and it was a bit  when he visited the WTC. I couldn't remember that scene. Later I found out they cut that part from future TV broadcasts which I think is weird and unnerving. IIRC they didn't cut the WTC from old episodes of friends when they do those skyline panoramas between scenes.
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"I don't remember how it happened, but here's how it happened..."
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Besesoth posted:"I don't remember how it happened, but here's how it happened..." He also claims to have miraculously recovered all of his memories and that now he remembers having done it in self-defense.
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chitoryu12 posted:He also claims to have miraculously recovered all of his memories and that now he remembers having done it in self-defense. He's a white male republican so he deserves the benefit of the doubt.
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Caganer posted:Sharon Rina Lopatka (September 20, 1961 – October 1996) was an Internet entrepreneur in Hampstead, Maryland, United States, who was killed in a case of apparent consensual homicide. Lopatka was tortured and strangled to death on October 16, 1996, by Robert "Bobby" Frederick Glass, a computer analyst from North Carolina. The apparent purpose was mutual sexual gratification. The case was reportedly the first where a police department arrested a murder suspect with evidence primarily gathered from email messages. I feel like there's a difference between "agreeing in advance over the internet that you want to be tortured to death" and "actually consenting to being tortured to death once it's happening for real."
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It's definitely been posted before but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armin_Meiwes is even more dramatic
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xtal posted:It's definitely been posted before but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armin_Meiwes is even more dramatic “Egads! His dick is ruined!”
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xtal posted:It's definitely been posted before but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armin_Meiwes is even more dramatic quote:Meiwes then ran Brandes a bath, before going to read a Star Trek book, of course
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pookel posted:I feel like there's a difference between "agreeing in advance over the internet that you want to be tortured to death" and "actually consenting to being tortured to death once it's happening for real."
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Pick posted:Hindsight is 20 to life Ha!
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chitoryu12 posted:He also claims to have miraculously recovered all of his memories and that now he remembers having done it in self-defense. "Oh, yes, oh, yes, oh, yes, oh, yes Oh, yes, we both Oh, yes, we both reached for the gun" https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=C9dFKRZ8EbU
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StrixNebulosa posted:When my grandpa died, my aunt decided to help memorialize him by turning his shirts into pillows. She created at least four of them and mailed them to my family - one for each of us. I figure clothes probably shouldn't be wasted if they fit someone. My old boss gave me all his dad's shirts after he died. They were my size and pertnear in perfect condition, also a drat sight nicer than the t-shirts I owned at the time. I still wear em'. I hope when I die someone gives my shirts to someone who needs shirts. I won't mind. I can understand not wanting a deceased family member's clothing though.
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Untrustable posted:I figure clothes probably shouldn't be wasted if they fit someone. My old boss gave me all his dad's shirts after he died. They were my size and pertnear in perfect condition, also a drat sight nicer than the t-shirts I owned at the time. I still wear em'. I hope when I die someone gives my shirts to someone who needs shirts. I won't mind. I can understand not wanting a deceased family member's clothing though. Yeah. I'd be fine with his stuff going to a thrift store or what have you, but, ergh. I don't want them. It doesn't help that they're specifically that style of shirt you only see old men wear, so it's like, I cannot mistake them for anything but my grandpa's clothing.
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I wear your granddad's clothes I look incredible I'm in this big rear end coat From that thrift shop down the road
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I tried not to make that joke and you gone and did it. drat.
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Arizona voter: "Yeah, but what else is there to do, vote Democrat?!"
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*Edward Kemper nods to himself "Finally, a candidate that has my interests at heart."
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Pick posted:Hindsight is 20 to life nice
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Untrustable posted:I figure clothes probably shouldn't be wasted if they fit someone. My old boss gave me all his dad's shirts after he died. They were my size and pertnear in perfect condition, also a drat sight nicer than the t-shirts I owned at the time. I still wear em'. I hope when I die someone gives my shirts to someone who needs shirts. I won't mind. I can understand not wanting a deceased family member's clothing though. I wore my Grand-dad's old Army Jacket for years after he died. It made me feel like he was still a part of my life. Edit: the only reason I stopped wearing it is because I got fat after I got married.
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I still have and occasionally wear my grandpa's thin khaki jacket, which dates back to at least the 80s (that's the farthest back my mom remembers him wearing it, but it could easily be older and was made and purchased in India I think). I also have my dad's motorcycle jacket, which is the only worthwhile thing I got from him after his very deserved death from alcoholism (he was an awful person).
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Solice Kirsk posted:*Edward Kemper nods to himself Nah, Kemper has the self-awareness to know he shouldn't be anywhere but behind bars.
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 You know what's unnerving? Tornadoes! I know this even more now because I'm one of those saps who lives in Marshalltown, Iowa which is now famous in news sources outside of Iowa for the first time in probably decades and decades. My house is fine. My neighborhood has nary a stick in it. Power and Internet still work. Meanwhile, a mile away and Main Street is devastated. The hospital is taking people out to other towns and is doing triage. I was eating in a restaurant. Sirens were going off but we in the Midwest ignore them all the time now, which is disturbing and yet something natural when sirens are required to go off if a tornado goes off anywhere in the county even if we see nothing. There was no rain or hail or wind and then calm or any of the signs except for a dark sky. Suddenly, the manager comes up and goes, "There's a tornado right outside." We hide in the bathroom except I didn't think it was that bad. So I go outside and see this:  It's going by and at first we think it was forming, as it was still swirling. But no, it was just slowly fizzing out from the monster up above. We have now been declared a state of emergency with a curfew. I tried to go back into the mess to see about my mom's cousin, whose house I had just left barely 45 minutes earlier. I couldn't get to it, too many completely uprooted trees in the middle of the street, as well as traffic, and cops who had started to block things off. There are cars that have disappeared. I wonder where they landed. Another one of my mom's cousins had a neighbor's bathroom scale land in his yard but he can't find his mailbox. The skies turned blue less than a half hour later. As they always say with disasters: The day started off so normal. If that thing had come out of nowhere in the middle of the night, there would probably untold amount of casualties. I've lived in the Midwest for twenty years and have never seen something like this. Usually there's supposed to be warning signs even if they come upon you. Nothing. Just bam here it is. I would rather deal with hurricanes. bean_shadow has a new favorite as of 04:24 on Jul 20, 2018 |
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I'm the guy who doesn't take kindly to photographers
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Holy gently caress. This is why I live in a state with no natural disasters. Oh except the possible exploding volcano in our future but we just ignore that.
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Scathach posted:A daycare owner tries hanging a toddler and gets caught, flees, hits a pedestrian, bicyclist, and then another driver with her car. its always weird when people think that the american incarceration system exists in literally even the most basic capacity to help people rather than just house countless black bodies to use as slave labor
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I took a poo poo during a tornado once. Now granted I was unaware of my proximity to the tornado. The power was out and cellphones had no service. I was in the downstairs cupboard with my wife and really had to poo poo. So I ran upstairs and started making GBS threads and then the tornado hit. It blew the a/c window units into the house and took out some windows. Most harrowing poo poo of my life.
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 “Behind the Myth of Benevolence” Titus Kaphar this is one of my favorite pieces of art now, it's pretty loving unnerving
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Kanine posted:
Holy poo poo this is good.
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An ex UKIP (wretched British fascist party, for those unaware) councillor killed his wife. This is the phone call he made reporting this to the police. It's loving chilling how casual it is. https://twitter.com/itvanglia/status/1019257250580484096
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Apparently he did it because she found out he’d been sleeping with their son’s partner. He plead not guilty in court, by the way. It didn’t work.
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How the gently caress do you plead "not guilty" when there is audio of you saying "I've just killed my wife"? Bloody hell.
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Flint_Paper posted:How the gently caress do you plead "not guilty" when there is audio of you saying "I've just killed my wife"? Bloody hell. No idea, I just followed the link to the ITV article. They didn’t explain what his actual defense was, just said that he plead not guilty and it had to go to trial.
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Flint_Paper posted:How the gently caress do you plead "not guilty" when there is audio of you saying "I've just killed my wife"? Bloody hell. The BBC article implies that he claimed he had killed her in self-defense, which I assume was the basis for that plea. I'm not sure how the bizzies got there that fast though, even with callerID. Bonus: "Following the verdict, former politician Bill Mountford told BBC Suffolk he still considered Searle "a friend", adding "these things happen".
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