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King Prawn ain't wrong.MrGreenShirt posted:That robot's even better in motion! And that is completely horrifying, jesus christ For content, here's a perennial favourite: Albert Fish. Cannibal and general shitheel. Article includes an excerpt from that dreadful letter he sent the mother of the child he ate.
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Ernie Muppari posted:Man, he better have been trying to hide his terrible poo poo, otherwise this mostly looks like various US & AU medical boards being unwilling to do anything about a fantastically poo poo doctor even when his fellow medical staff are constantly trying to alert said boards to his shittiness. Umm, sorry you had to find this out here, man. quote:Medical victims of a jailed cocaine-addict surgeon have called for an independent audit of his patient database to establish how many botched operations resulted in death or suspicious injury. The Medical Council of NSW knew Suresh Nair had a severe cocaine addiction as far back as 2004, but allowed him to continue operating as a neurosurgeon at Nepean Hospital until November 2009. Dude doesn't have a wikipedia article, though
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moller posted:Different states have implemented laws to fulfill the requirements of the VAWA in different ways. Some states charge the victim a large bill up front with promise of reimbursement in the future. Some states have unrealistically low caps on the amount paid for services to the victim - such as Oklahoma's limit of $450, less than a third of the cost of the tests. Other states put severe limitations on circumstances under which the victim can seek reimbursement such as Louisiana's rule that Well that's definitely scary or unnerving, gently caress.
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Nettle Soup posted:Depends on how severe it is, go through my ? for when you posted that before. Actually, that video doesn't seem to be available any more. But yeah, it is a disturbing disease, the thought of having the constant feeling of starvation is horrible.
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I linked a good documentary and such about it.
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nockturne posted:Have an Australian incest cult also while we're waiting for ghost planes. Had never heard about this before today. Completely "A spokesperson for the Department of Family and Community Services said the children were now safe and living with foster parents. The department declined to explain why it had taken two years and seven risk-of-harm reports before the children were removed." Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/nsw/children-removed-after-generations-of-incest-20131206-2ywrt.html#ixzz3t99Ux2E2
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I can't stand Sword and Scale, those people are so fuckin self-righteous. I really like Caustic Soda and Last Podcast On The Left, I think they've both been posted in this thread. I'd love to find more podcasts like that.
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fun hater posted:The roommates were at odds with Kranz, who had not paid rent totalling $16.66, and asked him to move out. Kranz became agitated and allegedly told the roommates, "I'll put parasites in your food and you'll wake up dead". Kranz did pay the full rent balance on January 31, but the roommates evicted him anyway. Some time around February 1, Kranz prepared a festive Winter Carnival dinner for his roommates, and allegedly tainted the food with eggs stolen from the university laboratory where he studied. Why did they eat the food after he said that??
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Harold Stassen posted:Harold Holt, the sitting Australian PM who went for a swim within sight of his friends and disappeared forever without a trace http://harold-holt.net/
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The Lone Badger posted:Australians are racist as gently caress.  
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willus posted:there's something else that gets around it by leaving the body for a few days until the poison is all gone but gently caress if I can remember what it is Crocs will eat the legs of the toads (which are also not filled with poison) but that's all I could think of. Researchers are tossing cane toad sausages out of helicopters over the NT to try to train quolls not to eat them. That's not really creepy though that's just a little peculiar. But apparently it works. [source] Australia, like Canada, has a lot of problems with being monstrous towards our indigenous peoples. In 1992 there was a Royal Commission to investigate black deaths in custody. Cops would take people in non-airconditioned police vans from their very remote communities (not using that phrase for exaggeration, that's what they are called to distinguish them from remote communities for legislative reasons!) in the middle of the desert, for upwards of four hours to rural centres were the gaols were. People died. Oh wait did I say that in the past tense? Naw that all still happens. How far have we gone in improving indigenous incarceration rates and deaths in custody in the 25 years since that commission? Backwards, you say? Somewhere on ABC there's another transcript or article about an indigenous boy who was murdered and no investigation was ever properly done... I can't seem to find it at the moment. The kid's body was found in a dam with rocks weighing him down, and was last seen with a sketchy whitefella they think murdered him. No investigation. At any rate RN's Law Report has transcripts for each program and some of them are pretty messed up. Oh, how about this? Two years ago a homeless woman in Sydney was murdered in an acid attack. It took a few weeks for her to die after she was found in bushland, and they think she may have been attacked some time prior to that. I don't think they ever found out who killed her.
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RC and Moon Pie posted:A combination of Fuckkkk the bits with the letters from the father's supporters and the dad being like "well HIV is a myth anyway  "ughhhhhh great article though, drat..
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The Milgram experiments were also done in La Trobe, Victoria (Australia). Here's an interview that talks with some of the people who were involved: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/allinthemind/beyond-the-shock-machine/4044812quote:Lynne Malcolm: Tell me your memory of your involvement? The interview goes on for much longer than that, it's a pretty interesting listen (or read, transcript's available)
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Yeah, besides that the lake is very carefully cultivated to look welcoming. It has a small little sandy beach where the child was wading, it's right by the resort. It doesn't look like a place they want you to keep your children away from. That "warning" sign is totally inadequate, and there's no staff warning people - hell, a lady posted a photo of her child wading in the same place less than two hours later.
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willus posted:we run concentration camps for refugees fleeing violence in other countries so this doesn't really come as a surprise Unironically titled "The Pacific Solution"
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That drat Satyr posted:Are personal unnerving stories ok in this thread? That's remarkably messed up
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Jack Gladney posted:It's called Boomerang, but I've had a hell of a time finding info on it because lots of shows have had that name. It airs at 10:00am on The Works (one of those weird-rear end broadcast-only digital subchannels). It marks itself many times during broadcast as "a Jack Sheridan production" and was originally for Channel Four in Australia. The kids are known by first name only and nobody else is credited that I would have any chance of googling. It's kind of like my own Candle Cove, really. There's just something unsettling about the dreary, blurry video and happy kids talking about gallows and fatal spider bites and historical dysentery. The National Film and Sound Archive might have a copy, but if they do it may or may not have been digitised. I haven't been able to find it on their online collection, but I might not be looking right.
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DumbparameciuM posted:See also: "Pointing the Bone" continuing the long tradition of people getting killed horribly in amusement parks, huh? quote:Lisa Walker, a New Zealander visiting from New Guinea where she works as a police officer, was one of the patrons trickling out and said she had been on the Thunder River Rapids ride only 10 or 15 minutes before the accident. She went back to the area after hearing commotion and sirens.  quote:Two riders were understood to be trapped by the underwater conveyor belt after the ride in front up-ended and two people were trapped in the raft. Two other riders were able to escape.
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WickedHate posted:Technically, it wasn't even his taunting. He straight up just asked them if they could trace a floppy disk, and they said no, so he sent one and got caught. Which is still loving hilarious. "Can you trace me by floppy disk? No lying!" "uh yeah no we definitely couldn't do that" "lol ok here you go" eat poo poo Rader, you dumb dickhead
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Basebf555 posted:States should have mandatory "execution duty" just like jury duty, where citizens are entered into a drawing to decide who's duty it is to witness a scheduled execution. Maybe if people were forced to witness, or at least accept the idea that there's a chance they may have to, they'd change their minds about it. Nah they should do it like they did it in the old British colonies, first person to get the death sentence gets to become the executioner.
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Wwwwwelp that took a much more hosed-up turn than I was expecting. That MIL is a piece of poo poo too, apple don't fall far from the tree
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whiteyfats posted:There were at least several more bodies the accomplices told the police about, but the cops stopped looking once they broke the record for serial killer victims. Yep, they didn't want to look too bad about letting so many kids die. The police were incredibly incompetent through the whole case. So many kids were going missing in the heights, and the cops ignored every last one of them. One of the victims was last seen around Corll, which was reported to the police, but they never looked into it at all. The best article on it isn't wikipedia of course, The Texas Monthly has a really good piece on it.
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Aleph Null posted:This one time, a demon was sitting on my chest. I think that's what's called the fencing response
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Caustic Soda's a good podcast that covers a lot of creepy topics. They finished it up though so there's no new episodes, but what they've done is good
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The Hometown Murder episodes of MFM are the best part I think, them reading emails from people describing murders that happened in their hometowns.
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Wasabi the J posted:Bulls don't have udders Our bulls are going to have the best udders. The best.
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was your mum's employee a guinea fowl?
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I have also watched far too much of that show. I cannot deal with Candice though, god drat she says the dumbest things all of the time. "This woman was heavily abused all of her life" "WHAT COULD HAVE LED HER TO KILL??" She does make it fun to yell at the TV though she also guests on Dr Phil sometimes, and she is not at all out of place there
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Sarcopenia posted:Pfffft. Look at those former quiverpussies whinning about their dumb bitch made cult. The Grau had a good article about The Family (that cult was previously called "Great White Brotherhood"...): https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/nov/20/growing-up-with-the-family-inside-anne-hamilton-byrnes-sinister-cult quote:The survivors recall being given daily doses of Mogadon and Valium as children to keep them docile. Then, usually when they reached the age of 14, they underwent formal initiation into the cult by being given “huge, relentless doses of LSD” in trips that often lasted several days, says Chris Johnston. LSD was part of the cult’s fabric. The prolonged doses were harrowing, even for adult followers. The effects were catastrophic on some of the young teenagers, who suffered depression, personality changes, nightmares and social withdrawal, sometimes for months afterwards. And that was on top of all their other childhood traumas.
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Here's the pic, by the way
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Sex Hobbit posted:ANYWAY what!
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John Big Booty posted:What the gently caress is wrong with you? Excuse you
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Solice Kirsk posted:The only good bird is a dead bird. Eat all the birds. whoah
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Droogie posted:don't murder anyone. dealbreaker
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hooray, goon project!
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Sure they had a chimpanzee in Jonestown and it was shot as part of the mass-suicide quote:As I gazed upon the scene, Colonel Gordon, the gruff no-nonsense joint task force commander approached. “Brailey,” he barked as he returned my salute, “Did y’all bring a psych tech with you from Panama?” (Author’s note: In the first edition of this book, written in 1998, I reported that Mr. Muggs was the only Jonestown resident from the United States who remained in Guyana. I was wrong. The mortuary affairs specialist who opened a body bag at Dover that was occupied by a gorilla told me the truth after he read my book.)
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Phanatic posted:The victims are all their children. Please tell me you took screenshots
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Veni Vidi Ameche! posted:Save your outrage for someone who deserves it. The guy who got shot was wrong all the way, from parking in the handicap spot, to coming up from the side and assaulting the dude. The video is clear. You run around attacking people in a state full of gun nuts with stand-your-ground laws, and you’re going to end up shot. And it's OK to fatally shoot somebody over poo poo like that? jfc
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