Frankly My Dear...

And we shall stand in the sun with a will. And we shall be dangerous

[mrshybristophile]

[pankurios-templeovarts]

Another classic - Paul Gustave Doré (1832-1883).

[shrineoftears]

“I can’t fit in society. Everything I do is wrong.”

— Charles Manson (via reb-made-me-do-this)

[franklymydearest]

Actually. It's not *you're or *your. It's mine. All mine!

[franklymydearest]

You are the Clyde to my Bonnie, the Gomez to my Morticia, the Lucifer to my Lilith, The Eric to my Dylan. You are my world

[franklymydearest]

If only I could love you enough to give you what you need, If only I could be for you the hand that feeds It's not your body that I love, but it's the shell you're inside of and you're killing it you're killing the only piece of you I can touch it's not your body that I need, but that's what sleeps next to me and you're killing it

[archimaps]

The Borgund Stave Church, Borgund

[james-warren-jones]

A few days before the above footage from 1972, Jim Jones gave permission to film services in Los Angeles but reneged on his promise and asked for the camera to be removed, “I really don’t feel comfortable about worship being photographed. I really don’t. I must go against the entire council, I don’t feel good about it. They can photograph me all they choose because I do not care, I’m fearless.”

[seaymphea-deactivated20190709]

“drunk on my own madness, I cried furiously, “Make life beautiful! Make life beautiful!””

— Charles Baudelaire, from Light-Gathering Poems: from “The Bad Glazier”

[cesowi]

Varg.

[psych2go]

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[psych2go]

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[tedbundy]

The judge and the defendant came to know each other well during the six weeks Bundy was on trial. Despite being on the opposite sides of the bench, they seem to have developed compassion for and respect for each other. « I have a great mixture of concern for him and for the victims, » Coward said.

A look of deep concern crossed Cowart’s face when a reporter commented that Bundy expects to be sentenced to death. Pausing for a long moment to think about it, Coward said, « I don’t know what he could base that on. We haven’t even heard the evidence. » Coward expressed concern when the former Utah law student said he wanted to defend himself. As often as the 32-year-old defendant tried to take over his own defense, Cowart urged him not to. The judge said he was concerned about the « adequacy of representation » and likened it to letting a second-year medical student perform brain surgery.

“This case was as serious as brain surgery”, Coward said, « but I wondered sometimes if he understood the severity of it. It’s a shame he didn’t complete that legal training. »

There were many heated clashes between Coward and Bundy, but none with any apparent animosity. « I guess we had quite a few exchanges. I tried to be stern, but I’m not angry at the man. ». - The Tampa Times, July 27, 1979

[tedbundy]

10,000 Followers Giveway

To celebrate my milestone after reaching 10,000+ followers I decided to make my very first Ted Bundy book giveaway! As I posed last month, Polly Nelson recently re-edited her book, Defending the Devil: My Story as Ted Bundy’s Last Lawyer so I decided it would be the book I’ll offer to the lucky winner! 

The rules are pretty simple : you must follow this blog, reblog this post, be at least 18 year-old and be an active blog!

I’ll order the book directly via Amazon to save on shipping! The winner must, of course, be willing to give me their address.

The giveaway is open internationally!

End of the giveaway : March 10, 2019.

[tedbundy]

“20/20 - Ted Bundy Special” Friday, Feb. 15 at 10 p.m. on ABC (x)

[meowkittybiscuit-deactivated202]

This whole case is crazy. Now they’re having a bunch of FBI profiler’s and psychologists and stuff analyze his interviews to see if there was anything that jumped out or screamed guilty or anything in his interviews. The one guy almost couldn’t find anything that he thought would really be wrong with it. But this FBI profiler found more things like his body language. She said his body language isnt matching what hes saying. She said hes standing in a very defensive stance. With his arms crossed and just holding himself and that indicates a defense with his body language but his actual language is saying hey I’m open and I don’t know anything. Shes saying his words but the way his Body language is,don’t match. His words are saying he’s open and he doesn’t know anything & his body is Showing he’s closed and defensive. And I had noticed two things when I saw the initial interview. He’s not wearing a wedding ring and when he’s talking about the kid starting school, he talks about her in past tense. You don’t usually talk about somebody in past tense unless you know they’re dead. So even these experts are saying There are somethings but as a whole it wouldn’t jump out to them and scream anything alarming. And that is scary & really shows signs of like a true psychopath. And they said it shows extreme extreme arrogance to do all those interviews and stuff thinking that you’re going to be able to fool everybody. That it’s not normal to be able to think you Can pull that off. They were saying that’s why most people who are guilty stay away from those things but there are some who are involved in the media and stuff like that from the very start and they named off a few cases of where that has happened but it’s rare. People usually don’t have the confidence in themselves that they have the ability to just completely lie and make things up like that to be able to fool the whole world.

Basically, this guy is a complete psychopath. And I really hate to say it but I hope he gets killed in jail. Isn’t that sad where sometimes other inmates are the only ones who can really give justice? Sure they can lock him away for life but what justice is that giving? Or let’s say there’s been inmates who are watching this and know what he did. And let’s see they’re already going to be there for life so they really have nothing to lose. Especially when it comes to crimes against little kids like that, you know what happens to a lot of them in jail? That doesn’t fly with the other inmates. Especially if they have kids and they did a crime not even half as bad & now they can never see their family again. “So now you are the monster who just killed your whole family for no fucking reason so now I’m going to end your life” type of thing.

It happened plenty of times where the only real justice was one other inmates took it in their own hands with cases like this.

Then you have people saying but “oh my god if they were found at his work then he obviously didn’t do it, that would be way too obvious, he was obviously set up”. Oh Lord, don’t even get me started with these people saying that.

What a sad, sick, and twisted case this has turned into and just this amount of time

[an-all-consuming-love]

Just watched the live sentencing of Chris Watts and I just don’t understand, the man killed his wife and children out of nowhere! With serial killers there is at least a psychological profile that can help you understand why they are driven to do what they do, but with something like this it is made more disturbing by the fact that we don’t even have a decent motive, a loving family man suddenly decides to kill his wife and babies when he could have just gotten a divorce! It’s scary to wonder if the people we love are hiding the potential for horrible acts of violence as well.

[murdermanager]

Crime Scene Photos from the Watts Family Murders. Left is Shanann’s shirt which she was wearing when she was murdered, and found burried in. Middle, Chris Watt’s photos taken at the police station. Right, drone footage of the sheet which led investigators to their bodies.

Credit: radar.com and the Fredrick’s county police department