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Colourised photograph of Elizabeth Kloepfer and Ted Bundy. This is the only photograph made public of them together.
Manson Family member Susan Atkins passionately watching Charles Manson as he walks into the courtroom.
Jim ‘Anthony’ Hall (23) was brutally murdered by his on-again, off-again girlfriend Samantha Stansifer (20) on June 14th, 2015. Anthony and Samantha had been together on-and-off for about 3 years at the time of the murder. According to Anthony’s family members, their relationship was toxic—however they never imagined it would escalate to murder, as it did that tragic evening in June 2015.
At that point, Anthony and Samantha had broken up yet again, but Samantha was still living with Anthony at his Henryetta, Oklahoma house. The two of them attended a party together on the evening of June 14th, and while at the party, Samantha noticed that Anthony had text messages from another girl on his phone. The two then began to argue and ended up returning to Anthony’s house. Once there, things appeared to calm down briefly. In fact, Samantha and Anthony had almost fallen asleep when Samantha noticed more text messages from the same girl on Anthony’s phone. Samantha then told Anthony she was going to the kitchen to get a drink of water, but instead she grabbed two knives. She then returned and began to stab and mutilate Anthony’s body until he died. Afterwards, Samantha seemingly confessed on Facebook, posting, “I did it. He deserved it.” Then, Samantha called the police and told them, “I killed my boyfriend and now I can’t kill myself.” Officers quickly showed up on the scene and Samantha was arrested shortly thereafter.
In April 2016, Samantha pleaded guilty to murdering Anthony. She was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Samantha currently remains behind bars in Okmulgee County. (x)
breakfast run video
A recent photo of Gorton from 2013:
Dustin Gorton (born Nov. 14, 1980), was a senior at Columbine High School, in Littleton, Colorado, during the Columbine High School massacre on April 20, 1999. He was a friend of shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. He now lives in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
During the early morning hours of July 25th, 2008, Brittany Peart was not in her best state-of-mind. The 21 year-old woman was in the midst of a disagreement with her mother that left her quite upset. By time it reached 1-o’clock in the morning, Brittany angrily decided to leave. She packed an overnight bag with a few belongings and drove away from her family’s Elkton, Maryland home. Brittany’s mother assumed that Brittany just needed time to cool off. However, Brittany never returned home.
A week later, Brittany’s car was found abandoned in the town of North East, Maryland. Both her keys and the bag she packed before leaving her house were found inside the car. Brittany had not been reported missing yet at this point, and it is unclear if her family members were notified about the discovery of her car. If they were, it appeared they were still leaning towards the idea that Brittany was just taking some time away and would eventually return on her own accord. When she had still not returned by September 2008, Brittany’s family members reported her missing.
In October 2009, Brittany’s family members hired a private investigator to help search for her. It is unknown how in-depth the investigation was, but the private investigator ended up telling her family that Brittany had likely started a new life in another city. The search for Brittany seemed to hit a lull after that.
Over two years later, on December 4th, 2011, human remains were found by hunters in a wooded area on the Maryland-Delaware state line. Days later, those remains were identified as that of Brittany Peart. After the identification, very few details about Brittany’s death were released. Details about her exact cause of death remain unclear to this day, but Brittany’s loved ones believe she was murdered. In fact, many of Brittany’s friends have posted on social media that they believe she was killed by a man she was dating at the time. This man has never been charged with anything related to Brittany’s death, and it is unclear if investigators believe Brittany was murdered.
The truth about what happened to Brittany Peart remains a mystery to this day. Delaware State Police have classified her death as a cold case. If you have any information that could help the investigation, please contact Delaware Cold Case detectives at (302) 741-2730. (x)
Remembering the Victims of the Columbine High School Massacre
On April 20, 1999, two gunmen took the lives of 13 people at Columbine High School. These gunmen subsequently took their own lives as well, making the death toll 15. Today is the 18th anniversary of the attack. These are the victims, may they never be forgotten.
Rachel Scott, 17, born on August 5, 1981.
Daniel Rohrbough, 15, born on March 2, 1984.
Kyle Velasquez, 16, born on May 5, 1982.
Steven Curnow, 14, born on August 18, 1984.
Cassie Bernall, 17, born on November 6, 1981.
Isaiah Shoels, 18, born on August 4, 1980.
Matthew Kechter, 16, born on February 19, 1983.
Lauren Townsend, 18, January 17, 1981.
John Tomlin, 16, born on September 1, 1982.
Kelly Fleming, 16, born on January 6, 1983.
Daniel Mauser, 15, born on June 25, 1983.
Corey DePooter, 17, born on March 3, 1982.
William “Dave” Sanders, 48, born on October 22, 1951.
20 years ago. 😔🙏🏼❤️
Rachel’s car after Columbine
20 years ago. 😔🙏🏼❤️
Crosses of some of the victims
20 years ago. 😔🙏🏼❤️
Bumper stickers sold by Timothy McVeigh at Waco.
Ted Bundy being escorted by I don’t know how many officers.
Family photos of Dennis Rader and his daughter, Kerry Rawson (x)
“You don’t want to believe it’s true. And you know … the father you know is not capable of any of this.”
Paranormal Investigator Lorraine Warren Dies At 92
The legendary, Lorraine Warren, 92, who traveled the country with her late husband Ed Warren, lecturing about demons, the supernatural and psychic phenomena, passed away last night, according to her son-in-law Tony Spera.
The Warrens’ were paranormal investigators who are linked to some of the most prominent haunting cases. Thousands of movie-goers have been scared stiff when seeing films such as “The Amityville Horror,” “Anabelle,” “The Conjuring,” and “The Conjuring II,” based upon the life-long work of the Warrens.’
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YAAASSS!!!! Sometimes it starts as just staring…. but then you get the creeps who will follow you. Be aware of your surroundings and if you see something happening/happen, don’t be afraid to “get in the line of sight” or saying something!
Beth Nimmo (Rachel Scott’s mother) talks about meeting Sue Klebold (Dylan Klebold’s mother) for the first time in 1999. They still keep in touch and even meet up once in a while. (April 18th, 2019)
Footage of Darrell Scott trying to find Rachel at Leawood Elementary on the day of the massacre.
“I rushed outside and there was this little fence right outside the school. I remember climbing on that fence, trying to look inside the bus windows as the buses pulled up. At one point, I actually thought I saw her and my heart was pounding.. It was just momentary because I realized it wasn’t her.
I can’t even begin to describe the feeling when the last student walked off that bus, and there was no one left to get off, and Rachel wasn’t there.”
On 18 December, 2006, schoolchildren from the city of Makeyevka, Ukraine saw human legs that protruded from under the sewer hatch on the street. The children ran to the nearest store and told the shop assistants about everything. They rang the police.The night before, 36-year-old Edward Shutov and his 34-year-old girlfriend Oksana Domanskaya invited their 48-year-old neighbour, Alexander Novikov, to their home. The whole evening they were drinking. Then the men then quarrelled. Edward grabbed a hammer, and Oksana grabbed a knife. After a few blows to the head, Alexander fell down. Edward wanted to just throw the body out, but his wife stopped him and gave him another idea. They cut off the soft parts of Alexander’s body and hid it in the refrigerator. After that, the mutilated body was taken out of the apartment and thrown into the sewer hatch. The couple were detained five hours after the crime was committed.
From the hatch to the apartment were red spots. In the room, they saw traces of blood. In the kitchen near the trash can stood a bag with human organs. And on the gas stove a frying pan which was still hot was discovered, full of human meat. The investigators opened the refrigerator. The freezer was full of human meat. The hosts immediately confessed to the murder of Alexander, but they deny that they ate his meat. However, according to Edward, Oskana cooked the meat with salt and pepper and ate some. Edward says he lived with Oksana Domanskaya in a civil marriage for five years. From his first wife he had a 14-year-old son. and Oskana had a 12-year-old daughter. Edward was sent to jail three times. He spent almost 14 years inside for the theft and unintentional killing of his own six-month-old daughter. Shockingly enough, police say it wasn’t the first case of cannibalism they had encountered in the same area. In 2004, two young women murdered another young man and feasted on his liver.
The Anatomical Head, G.G. Zumbo (Siracuse 1656 – Paris 1701), 18th century, Museum ‘La Specola’, Florence, Italy.