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✨Kelsey/21/FL✨

[bundyspooks]

The Kray Twins first mugshots.

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Dutch Resistance fighters armed with captured German weapons celebrate the liberation of Breda by the Polish 1st Armored Division (Polish:1 Dywizja Pancerna) from German occupation. By 1944, there were hundreds of thousands of Dutch citizens involved with the Resistance in both passive resistance roles (such as hiding individuals who were wanted by the authorities) and those involved in the armed resistance. Breda, North Brabant, Netherlands. October 1944.

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A heart broken mother had this grave designed for her deceased 10-year-old daughter in 1871. While she was alive, the daughter was terrified of storms. The grave was constructed with an entrance that descends to the level of the coffin. Her mother would come and enter the tomb during storms to comfort her child. 

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pray for brown girls who are being forced into marriages. pray for brown girls who are told they can have their freedom after marriage.pray for brown girls who are being deprived of an education. pray for brown girls who are made to do the housework from a young age. pray for brown girls who are too scared to speak up. pray for brown girls who have spoken up and had their mouths shut. pray for brown girls who are criticised for being too loud. pray for brown girls who have been killed in ‘honour’ killings. pray for brown girls who have had to cut ties with their families. pray for brown girls.

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[grizzlyblack301]

WIN LIKE A GIRL

[morbidology]

[morbidology]

On 15 November, 1989, 15-year-old student from Peekskill, New York, Angela Correa, left her home with her cassette player and camera in search of subjects for her photography class. When she didn’t return home her family called the police. Her badly beaten body was discovered two days later; she had been beaten, raped, and then strangled to death. Authorities zoned in on her classmate, 17-year-old Jeffrey Deskovic, who was said to have arrived to school late the day after Angela disappeared. He also apparently behaved “overly distraught” by her death, often visiting her grave. Classmates said that Jefreyf was particularly fond of Angela because she was one of the very few students that actually spoke to him. Jeffrey was questioned a number of times about the murder of Angela and was taken to a private polygraph business at the request of the local Sheriff’s Department. The real motive behind this was to “get the confession” as revealed during trial. Jeffrey was held in a small room without a lawyer or parent. As well as this, he was provided with no food and intensely interrogated. His so-called confession came after six gruelling hours. Regardless of the fact that his DNA did not match that of the semen found on Angela, Jeffrey was arrested and the prosecution attempted to strengthen his coerced confession. The prosecution attempted to argue that the semen came from a consensual partner and that Jeffrey was the real killer, which he staunchly denied. With not a shred of evidence against him and going on his coerced confession alone, which he had immediately recanted, Jeffrey was found guilty of murder in 1991. Jeffrey sat in prison until September 2006, when the DNA from the semen found on Angela’s body was tested again and lo and behold, the semen was matched to convicted murderer Steven Cunningham, who was serving time for strangling the sister of his girlfriend. On 20 September, 2006, Jeffrey was released from prison after his conviction was overturned. Jeffrey won a $41.6 million lawsuit for his wrongful conviction and now works as an advocate for reforming the criminal justice system.

[whorrorfying]

What Happen to Amelia Earheart and Fred Noonan?

On July 2,1937 Amelia Earheart and fellow pilot Freed Noonan took off from the Lae Airfeild in the well equipped Electra. The destination was Howland Island (a Island that was only 2 miles long).

She sent several disstress signals over the radio, one of which included S.O.S. She simply disappeared over the Pacific Ocean about 100 miles from her intented destination They had contact with the pilots until the very end. She also reported that her gas was getting low in one of her last transmissions.

To this day, no wreckage or body of either pilot has ever been found.  A lot of reports say Earheart got lost due to a new direction system put in the Electra right before its expedition.

Earheart had no knowledge of this system except what she was told by Joe Gurr at the Lockheed factory. One theory is Earheart got lost, ran out of gas, and ended up wrecking in the ocean. However, it was said the plane would float but not known for how long. Even if the plane did end up in the water, there were inflatable boats on board. Earheart was prepared for almost any emergency. Perhaps things got out of control before Earheart and Noonan were able to save theirselves.

Theories have developed ranging from Earheart being a secret government agent to Earheart having returned back to safety and living out her life without anyone’s knowledge.

Whatever the case, the disappearance does not seem likely to ever be fully solved. However, new research strongly suggests that a piece of aluminum aircraft debris recovered in 1991 from Nikumaroro, an uninhabited atoll in the southwestern Pacific republic of Kiribati, does belong to Earhart’s twin-engined Lockheed Electra. Researchers are almost certain it’s from her plane because the patch was used to fix a window on the plane. The patch is seen on her plane taken in a picture right before she took off. More on this recent update.

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[morbidology]

[morbidology]

Natasha Cornett stood out among the rest of the citizens of Betsy Lane, Kentucky. She embraced the “goth subculture”  and when she got married at just 17-years-old, she wore a black dress and a dog collar. The marriage only lasted six months and Cornett was then ready for a change. She, along with five friends, made their way to New Orleans, and on 6 April, 1997, their lives changed more than anybody could have imagined. At a rest stop near Bailyton, Tennessee, Cornett and her friends came across a family of four Jehovah’s Witnesses that consisted of 34-year-old Vidar, his wife, 28-year-old Delfina, and their two children, 6-year-old Tabitha and 2-year-old Peter. The teenagers kidnapped the family and drove them out to a deserted road where they shot the entire family. The parents died on the scene, while Tabitha died the next day while in the hospital and Peter survived but was left blind in one eye with a spinal cord injury that left him permanently disabled. The teenagers then stole their van and tried to escape to Mexico where they were arrested. During her trial, Cornett claimed she was the “daughter of Satan” and that he would help her escape a harsh sentence. She was sorely disappointed when she received three life sentences, as did her accomplices.

[truecrimehothouse]

23 year old David Dauzat of Texas was arrested after he beheaded his 21 year old wife Natasha and placed her head in the freezer.  The then barricaded himself in his trailer with their two children.  There was a brief standoff with police, but eventually they took him in and it is said he was covered in blood. Although their Facebook accounts depict a very happy marriage, the victims mother says months earlier her daughter had a black eye but claimed it was because the baby head butted her. Dazaut is being held on $500,000 bond.  The motive is unclear at this time.

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That 90s bitch look.

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yes

[studyingcrime]

The word “psychopath” gets tossed around a lot to describe people who may seem out of it or detached from others. Yet what does “psychopathy” actually entail and how is it different from sociopathy? Some people argue that there is no difference between the two, but I disagree.

Both psychopathy and sociopathy are under the umbrella of “Antisocial Personality Disorder” (ASPD for short). Some shared traits include: a rebellious nature leading to trouble with the law or the breaking of traditional moral conduct, general disregard for others, trouble feeling empathy or guilt, and their often violent nature. Aside from these, sociopaths and psychopaths are unique in the following ways:

Sociopaths

Do not easily contain emotions and are susceptible to angry outbursts

Can form attachment to a few close people and will in fact be careful of their feelings and be able to empathize with them

Unable to hold down a steady job, this might mean they lead lives of poverty

Crimes tend to be disorganized and sporadic

They do not hide their personality well

Effect of environment (people are made sociopaths)

Psychopaths

Can put on normal and charming personalities and even lead regular lives

Unable to form any kind of attachments to anyone, thus rendering them unable to extend empathy to anyone around

Manipulative, good at copying emotions and earning people’s trust

Able to hold steady jobs and have a good education

Their crimes will be meticulously planned out and very well organized

Effect of genetics (people are born psychopaths)

Ted Bundy, John Wayne Gacy, and Dennis Rader are examples of some famous psychopaths who were detached enough from their emotions in order to commit the vulgar crimes they were arrested for.

Jim Jones (leader of the People’s Temple) and Charles Manson are considered sociopaths.

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The parking lot where Eric and Dylan were arrested after breaking into the van.

[rebvodka-closet-admirers]

It’s so pretty!

[morbidology]

John Balcerzak and Joseph Gabrish were the two police officers who returned 14-year-old Konerak Sinthasomphone to Jeffrey Dahmer after they found him stumbling down the road, bleeding from the anus and from a hole in his head that Dahmer had drilled. He had been drugged and raped by Jeffrey Dahmer yet managed to escape. The officers were fired after their actions were publicised, including  an audiotape of the officers making homophobic comments to their dispatcher and laughing and joking about having reunited the “lovers”. In reality, they had just returned a teenage boy to the man who would, in moments later, kill him. As soon as Sinthasomphone was back in the apartment, Dahmer murdered him.

[enemy-combatant]

“Can you explain why you did it? Why did you kill those people? You hated them?”

“Go to hell.”

[acidburnbaby]

Ayyy