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@dahmer-reincarnate
I still have guilt. I will probably never get rid of that, but yes, I’m free of the compulsion and the driving need to do it… I don’t think I’m capable of creating anything. I think the only thing I’m capable of is destroying … I’m sick and tired of being destructive. What worth is life if you can’t be helpful to someone? - Jeffrey Dahmer
Ruslana Korshunova was a model known as the “Russian Rapunzel” for her long cascading locks and ethereal good looks. The 5′8 beauty was on the front covers of Elle and Vogue, and lived in a world of glamour and money.
Despite all this, she was terribly depressed and committed suicide in June of 2008, four days before her 21st birthday, falling to death from her ninth floor apartment building in Manhattan.
Ruslana was born in Kazakhstan, and was discovered at age 15. Modelling agents described her appearance as “something out of a fairytale.“ She went to live in London, and at age 18 rose to fame after a Nina Ricci perfume commercial.
She was invited to New York and Moscow’s classiest parties, and hit on by dozens of wealthy suitors. She was even invited to Jeffrey Epstein’s creepy private island. Ruslana fell in love with a wealthy Russian oligarch who brutally broke her heart. She went through a string of disappointing relationships. On her blog, she wrote:
“Why, sooner or later, love will die. What is even worst is if it will end earlier for my partner than for me. It really hurts when someone stops loving you but you continue to love.”
With a family on the other side of the world and a declining career, she joined a self-help cult named Rose of the World. It has been compared to Scientology. Friends say the cult made Ruslana moody and aggressive.
Fellow cult members said Ruslana told them about her secret history of attempted suicides, dating back from when she started modelling at 15. Months before her death, she wrote:
“It hurts as if someone took a part of me, mercilessly tore it out, stomped all over it…threw it out.”
Her last night was spent with her ex-boyfriend Artem Perchenok, and the two read love poems and watched Ghost (1990) together. After he dropped her off at home, she chopped off much of her famous long hair.
Ruslana jumped from her balcony at 2:30 PM, shocking witnesses who reported that her landing sounded like a loud explosion. She left no suicide note.
The construction netting on the balcony of her apartment was cut open, and her body was discovered 28 feet away from the building. This meant she would have had to have taken a running leap from the balcony, leading some to suspect she was murdered.
Distraught concierge Muhammad Naqib described the grisly scene:
“I was shocked when I saw her on the pavement. She was on the road, small and pitiful, in a puddle of blood, surrounded by a crowd. Her arms and neck were broken.”
Ruslana’s mother buried her in Moscow. Before the funeral, Artem had Ruslana’s name tattooed on the inside of his wrist, to honor her memory forever.
- The Untimely Suicide of Ruslana Korshunova
Sarah Gonzales-McLinn is a girl from Kansas who killed her 52-year old ex-boss and sugar daddy Harold Sasko, back in 2014, at the age of 19.
Following the homicide, she was immediately slandered as a “gold-digger” and “psychopath” by the media and police; while Sasko was turned into a martyred saint.
After killing her former manager, Sarah wrote “FREEDOM” on the wall in his blood.
In her youth, she was abused and raped several times; leading to stays in mental institutions. With nowhere to go, Harold, her ex-boss from CiCi’s Pizza, approached the underage Sarah to live with him.
He had a history of preying on his young female employees, and was described as a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
Reluctantly, Sarah moved in with the older man. At first he encouraged her to call him “dad.” But soon, she was forced to have sex with him to avoid homelessness.
He pressured her to get butt implants and a nose job, and then told her she could not leave until she paid him back- or he would sue her and make her life miserable.
He called her his “own personal Barbie doll.”
Unable to tolerate the situation any longer, she planned to murder Harold. A few days before, she texted her sister:
“I’m starting to realize I don’t want the dream everyone wants for me. I don’t want the American dream. I want real freedom, and I know how to get it and I have to give up a lot. I feel like a caged animal.”
On January 14, 2014, she drugged Harold and slit his throat while he was passed out. This nearly decapitated him.
A detective afterwards said Sarah told him that “she said she wanted to see someone die… she wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone.”
Following the murder, Sarah escaped in Harold’s car and drove to Florida. She got tattooed, stayed with a pastor and lived on the lam from authorities. She was captured 11 days later as she slept in the car with a loaded gun next to her.
The media pushed the narrative that they were “roommates,” and her trial was botched, with no mention was made of Harold being a sexual abuser. She was sentenced to a Hard 50 penalty - a life sentence, with a chance of parole only after 50 years.
Sarah killed the man who sexually abused in her a pathetic bid for freedom, but doomed herself in doing so.
It was misguided, but she had killed out of pure desperation. She killed the authority figure who had sexually abused and confined her to a life of financial and mental slavery.
As of 2020, Kansas Department of Corrections lists her earliest possible release date as Feb. 1, 2064.
The American prison system is harsh and unforgiving; merciless towards those who need justice the most.
- The Violent Rebellion of Sarah McLinn
“Two bubbly cheerleaders snuck out that night and really they never came back. The Paige and Daisy who left that night and the Paige and Daisy who were found the next morning were not the same girls.”
Daisy Coleman, a rape survivor who is known as an advocate and brave voice for other victims of sexual assault, has died by suicide at 23 years old. Her mother contacted authorities and requested a welfare check, but sadly Daisy was found dead on 4th August 2020.
Daisy is most notably recognised for her participation in a moving Netflix documentary entitled ‘Audrie and Daisy’, during which she spoke openly about her experience of rape, which occurred when she was just 14 years old, and the victim blaming she endured afterwards. In a statement posted on social media, Daisy said: “I have been living a life where I am constantly triggered for as long as I can remember… I can’t even remember the times where I wasn’t living in constant pain and dealing with panic attacks or flashbacks.”
In January 2012, Daisy and her 13 year old friend, Paige, attended a house party hosted by a popular school football player. While at the party, Daisy consumed alcohol and became intoxicated. This was the point when 17 year old Michael Barnett seized an opportunity to take advantage of Daisy and raped her. After the ordeal, Daisy was left incapacitated on her parent’s front porch in -5 degree weather, until she was found the next morning by her mother.
When questioned, Barnett admitted that he had engaged in sexual intercourse with Daisy, but denied that the sex was non-consensual. Paige, who was also sexually assaulted on the same night, confirmed that she had seen Barnett entering in and out of the room where Daisy lay “completely incoherent” on a bed. Although a medical examination concluded that Daisy had sustained vaginal tearing, Barnett was believed. He was able to evade any serious consequences for his actions. He received two years’ probation but was never convicted for the crime of rape.
Sickeningly, the Coleman family has arguably faced greater repercussions than the accused perpetrator. Both Daisy and Paige went on to face relentless verbal abuse from other people, both in-person and online. On social media platforms, they were called names such as “skanks”, “whores” and “liars”, and Daisy’s mother even lost her job due to the amount of media attention which the case attracted.
Nine years after the sexual attack on Daisy took place, she still suffered from persistent psychological torment, panic attacks and flashbacks to the rape. She also felt that she had to suppress her prolonged emotional agony in order to continue appearing as a pillar of strength to other survivors she was helping. Ultimately, like many other women who have been victimised by rapists, Daisy was failed by the criminal justice system and she was failed by others within society.
According to RAINN, an anti-sexual assault organisation, only 230 of every 1000 sexual assaults are reported to police. Out of these 230 reported cases, only 46 lead to arrests. Of these 46 arrests, approximately 10% are imprisoned - which is just 4.6 rapists. This means that, for every 1000 sexual assaults committed in the US, 995 perpetrators will walk free. The tragic end to Daisy’s short life should be a lesson learned by all who continue to engage in a culture of rape victim blaming.
Missing: Noah Kerridge. Has been missing from the Waterford area since April 19.
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Dating Game Killer
Rodney Alcala committed his first known crime in 1968: An eyewitness in Los Angeles called police after watching him lure an eight-year-old girl named Tali Shapiro into his Hollywood apartment. When police arrived, the girl was found alive, having been raped and beaten with a steel bar, but Alcala had fled. To evade the resulting arrest warrant, Alcala left the state and enrolled in the NYU film school, using the name “John Berger”. In 1971, he obtained a counselling job at a New Hampshire arts camp for children using a slightly different alias, “John Burger”. In June 1971, Cornelia Michel Crilley, a 23-year-old TWA flight attendant, was found raped and strangled in her Manhattan apartment. Her murder remained unsolved until 2011.
The FBI added Alcala to its list of Ten Most Wanted Fugitives in early 1971. A few months later, two children attending the arts camp noticed his photo on an FBI poster at the post office. Alcala was arrested and extradited to California. By then, Shapiro’s parents had relocated their entire family to Mexico and refused to allow her to testify at Alcala’s trial. Unable to convict him of rape and attempted murder without their primary witness, prosecutors were forced to permit Alcala to plead guilty to a lesser charge of assault.
Alcala was paroled after seventeen months in 1974 under the “indeterminate sentencing” program popular at the time, which allowed parole boards to release offenders as soon as they demonstrated evidence of rehabilitation. Less than two months after his release, he was re-arrested for assaulting a 13-year-old girl identified in court records as “Julie J.”, who had accepted what she thought would be a ride to school. Once again, he was paroled after serving two years of an “indeterminate sentence”.
In 1977, after Alcala’s second release, his Los Angeles parole officer took the unusual step of permitting a repeat offender — and known flight risk — to travel to New York City. NYPD cold-case investigators now believe that a week after arriving in Manhattan, Alcala killed Ellen Jane Hover, 23, daughter of the owner of the popular Hollywood nightclub Ciro’s and goddaughter of Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. Her remains were found buried on the grounds of the Rockefeller Estate in Westchester County.
During this period, Alcala convinced hundreds of young men and women that he was a professional fashion photographer, and photographed them for his “portfolio.” A Times co-worker later recalled that Alcala shared his photos with workmates. “I thought it was weird, but I was young; I didn’t know anything,” she said. “When I asked why he took the photos, he said their moms asked him to. I remember the girls were naked.”
“He said he was a professional, so in my mind I was being a model for him,” said a woman who allowed Alcala to photograph her in 1979. The portfolio also included “… spread after spread of [naked] teenage boys,” she said. Most of the photos are sexually explicit, and most remain unidentified. Police fear that some of the subjects may be additional cold-case victims. In 1979, according to later trial testimony, Alcala knocked unconscious and raped 15-year-old Monique Hoyt while she was posing for photographs.
In 1978, Alcala was a contestant on the popular game show The Dating Game. Host Jim Lange introduced him as a “successful photographer who got his start when his father found him in the darkroom at the age of 13, fully developed. Between takes you might find him skydiving or motorcycling.”
A fellow “bachelor” contestant later described Alcala as a “very strange guy” with “bizarre opinions”. Alcala won the competition, and a date with bachelorette Cheryl Bradshaw, who subsequently refused to go out with him because she found him “creepy”. Criminal profiler Pat Brown, noting that Alcala killed at least three women after his Dating Game appearance, speculated that this rejection might have been an exacerbating factor. “One wonders what that did in his mind”, Brown said. “That is something he would not take too well. [Serial killers] don’t understand the rejection. They think that something is wrong with that girl: ‘She played me. She played hard to get.'
Robin Samsoe, a 12-year-old girl from Huntington Beach, disappeared somewhere between the beach and her ballet class on June 20, 1979. Her decomposing body was found 12 days later in the Los Angeles foothills. Samsoe’s friends told police that a stranger had approached them on the beach, asking to take their pictures. Detectives circulated a sketch of the photographer, and Alcala’s parole officer recognized him. During a search of Alcala’s mother’s house in Monterey Park, police found a rental receipt for a storage locker in Seattle; in the locker, they found Samsoe’s earrings. Alcala was arrested in July 1979 and held without bail. In 1980 he was tried, convicted, and sentenced to death for Samsoe’s murder, but the verdict was overturned by the California Supreme Court because jurors had been improperly informed of his prior sex crimes. In 1986, after a second trial virtually identical to the first except for omission of the prior criminal record testimony, he was again convicted and sentenced to death. A Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel nullified the second conviction, in part because a witness was not allowed to support Alcala’s contention that the park ranger who found Samsoe’s body had been "hypnotized by police investigators”.
While preparing their third prosecution in 2003, Orange County, California investigators learned that Alcala’s DNA, sampled under a new state law (over his objections), matched semen left at the rape-murder scenes of two women in Los Angeles. Additional evidence, including another cold case DNA match in 2004, led to Alcala’s indictment for the murders of four additional women: Jill Barcomb, 18, a New York runaway found “rolled up like a ball” in a Los Angeles ravine in 1977, and originally thought to have been a victim of the Hillside Strangler; Georgia Wixted, 27, bludgeoned in her Malibu apartment in 1977; Charlotte Lamb, 31, raped, strangled, and left in the laundry room of an El Segundo apartment complex in 1978; and Jill Parenteau, 21, killed in her Burbank apartment in 1979.
All of the bodies were found “posed…in carefully chosen positions”. Another pair of earrings found in Alcala’s Seattle storage locker had residue that matched Lamb’s DNA. In September 2016, Alcala was charged with the murder of 28-year-old Christine Ruth Thornton, who disappeared in 1977. In 2013, a relative recognized her as the subject of one of Alcala’s photos made public by Huntington Beach PD and NYPD. Her body was found in Sweetwater County, Wyoming in 1982, but was not identified until 2015 when DNA supplied by Thornton’s relatives matched tissue samples from her remains. Alcala admitted taking the photo, but not to killing the woman, who was approximately six months pregnant at the time of her death. Thornton is the first alleged murder victim linked to the Alcala photos made public in 2010. The 73-year-old Alcala was reportedly “too ill” to make the journey from California to Wyoming to stand trial on the new charges. He remains in California State Prison, Corcoran.
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Gail J. Metwally was charged with attempted murder and multiple arson-related counts after witnesses alleged that they saw her setting a hom
Slightly bizarre for a broad daylight crime. Is mental illness involved? Video shows a woman sitting in a lawn chair and watching as a house burns with a person trapped inside.
The office of Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón has dropped its bid for the death penalty against Heather Maxine Barron and
The LA County District Attorney will not seek the death penalty for the parents of 10-year-old Anthony Avalos, who have been charged with the young boy’s torture and murder.
The Murder of Amanda Duffy
Amanda Duffy was a 19-year-old college student from Scotland, UK.
Amanda had recently been called to audition at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, on 29th May 1992 she went out with her friends to celebrate. After the night out and in the early hours of the next morning Amanda went missing and failed to return home. She was quickly reported missing.
On the same day, Amanda's body was found near a car park. She was found lying on her back, naked from the waist down and covered in blood. Her body had been mutilated, branches and twigs had been inserted into her mouth, nostrils and genitals and she had died between 1.30 am and 1.30 pm from blunt force injuries to the head and neck, asphyxia and injuries to the anus and rectum. Amanda had multiple injuries including a broken nose, bruises and abrasions consistent with her head being stamped on and her jaw was broken in two places in what was said to be an attempt to prevent Amanda from being identified. The extreme violence and humiliation were noted by the pathologist who stated ''If someone was intending to kill the girl, they could have done it quite adequately without involving themselves in this type of behaviour. To insert twigs is more a way of abusing and degrading her in some way.''
20-year-old Francis Auld was quickly arrested and tried for murder. Witnesses had seen Auld with Amanda between midnight and 1 am. A painful bite mark on Amanda's breast matched Auld's dental features. Auld claimed he had left Amanda in the company of another male named 'Mark' who was never identified. A verdict of 'not proven' was found in November 1992.
In 1994, Auld was convicted of making threatening phone calls including telling one of them 'You thought Amanda was the last. Well, you're next, after Caroline.'
Amanda's parents campaigned for the 'not proven' verdict to be abolished. In 2015, prosecutors launched a big to re-try Auld for the murder, the bill was rejected in 2016. The chief forensic scientist at the original trial went on record saying the jury got the verdict wrong and that there was enough evidence to convict Auld. Auld died of cancer in July 2017. No one was ever convicted of Amanda's murder and officially the case remains unsolved.
His name was George Nkencho. This should not have happened. Don't let this go. Say his name.
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Nkencho was also suffering from serious mental illness at the time of the incident and had left the scene of the crime.
Gardaí followed him to his home and he was shot and killed in his front garden.
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A 12-year-old California girl has been rescued after authorities said she was abducted by a Virginia man, an admitted pedophile who went to
I remember when he was running for Congress and said he wanted to legalize pedophilia... this fucking guy is gonna get his in prison.
On October 18, 2007, a man driving on Route 440 in Bayonne, New Jersey, had caught something out of his eye in an isolated area near New Hook Road. At first, he thought that it was just a mannequin but quickly became convinced that it was something far more sinister than just a mannequin. So, he went to authorities, leading them to where he discovered the decomposing body of a black female. Visibly alarmed by the discovery, Bayonne Jane Doe, as she became known, was sent to the medical examiner’s office. Professionals were able to determine that she had aged anywhere from 16-20 years old before her death, stood at approximately 5′2″-5′5″ tall (157-165 cm) and weighed between 118-138 pounds (53-62 kg). She had long black and brown or red braided hair extensions measuring 28 inches (71 cm). Jane Doe had been deceased for many weeks and her cause of death remains undetermined, however, her death is considered suspicious. She was found wearing green camo pants from the brand Vigoss in size 11/12, a size medium pink top from the brand Pascal Tex, Buff brand black bra with red lace around the cups, measured size 36C, and boy’s short underwear brand Pascal. In addition to this, she was also wearing white ankles socks with orange toes and a bear head colored green on the ankle. She was also wearing a silver body chain around her torso, a brown plastic ring sported on her right thumb, and possibly a necklace. Her teeth were in good condition, as she had a filling observed in one of her upper back teeth and a few gaps in her front teeth.
There is much speculation regarding the identity of Bayonne Jane Doe. Many think that her socks could have been from the school that she went to. However, after research into schools in the area, no connection could be found. Some have found it interesting that so many murdered women are found wearing orange socks or socks with orange amongst other colors. The most notable unidentified case where a murdered woman is found wearing orange socks is “Orange Socks”, who was found in Texas in 1979 wearing nothing but orange socks. Some think that this is strange and have pointed it out. Due to the fact that Route 440 is an area where there are often truckers, some speculate that she may have been dumped by a trucker in the area. Bayonne Jane Doe may have even been trafficked, possibly from the Carribean or Haiti. Regardless, authorities do not believe that she is from the area, as over a decade later, no one has come forward to identify Jane Doe.
If you have any information regarding the identity of Bayonne Jane Doe, please contact the Northern Regional Medical Examiner Office at 609-584-5054.
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I don’t really know what people generally call this method of sigil making, so I’m just calling it “Letter Shaping” because you’re using the basic shapes from certain letters. This is the most common form of sigil making, and it allows the most creative influence. As you see above the sigils are for nearly the same thing, yet the sigils came out completely different. Not because the purpose was different, but because I approached them both a different creative way, and that’s what I like so much about this method. There’s a lot of freedom and personalization involved.
(UPDATE: Here’s a link to a guide on how to deconstruct letters down to basic shapes)
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I am going to break you into four pieces like a fucking kit kat
If you haven’t seen this story, look up his name: Francisco Galicia.
Expect to see him come 2020, when the debates begin and the political battle heats up. Expect to see him in a suit testifying in court, or before Congress. This young man is a witness and a victim, and the fact that this isn’t a more prominent story on every news station is what truly frightens me.
From The Dallas News:
Galicia says he lost 26 pounds during that time in a South Texas immigrant detention center because officers didn’t provide him with enough food.
He said he wasn’t allowed to shower and his skin was dry and dirty.
He and 60 other men were crammed into an overcrowded holding area where they slept on the floor and were given only aluminum-foil blankets, he said. Some men had to sleep on the restroom area floor.
Ticks bit some of the men and some were very sick, Galicia said. But many were afraid to ask to go to the doctor because CBP officers told them their stay would start over if they did, he said.
I would remind you that concentration camps are actually real.
“I told them we had rights and asked to make a phone call. But they told us, ‘You don’t have rights to anything’,” Francisco Galicia said.
This is happening.
