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(iโm getting another tattoo should it be Eric related?)
why is richard ramirez so forgotten? like everyone is blasting over others but rr community is so small.. he was blessed with beauty, but cursed with life.
,,Haven't been getting much letters recently. Alot of people stop writing all of a sudden".
I don't feel sad for anyone, even him, but it's truly sad that he had such a life.
In 6 days, it's going to be 12 years since his death. It feels really.. weird and unreal to think about it. I hope that he reincarnated as someone better.
Richard Ramirez and his wife, Doreen. Though they had separated for unknown reasons, they never officially divorced.ย
Reform school info;
In the interview he said he was 15 but he was in fact 17.
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Notes from the staff at the reform school
โRicardo is a 17 yr old Latin boy who is roomed with 17 other male students. He is a quiet and calm person. He seems to be mature. He has no intentions with the group and has made very few friends while heโs been on the unit. There has been quite a lot of talk that he bought some dope in the dorm but this has not been proven just suspected. He stays in his room alot and talks very little with the houseparentsโ
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โWhile at the reception center the youth has not exhibited any aggressiveness or acting out behavior toward the child care staff or the other students. The houseparents report that he seems to be mature and has no trouble interacting with the group but has made very few friends since he has been at the dorm. The report that he is quiet and does not like to talk a lot and mostly keeps to himselfโ
Adam Lanza as a toddler biting a gun.
New stickers! :3 I had these made and theyโre soooo cute! I love Skippyโก(หอ หอ )
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ouu shii ๐๐
Wip aftercare.... shhh don't tell Robyn
Good lord my penits
missing you joey ๐
He was so fine rip king ๐๐
Cringe ๐ fake all btw
my biggest fear is me dying and then the basement tapes getting released the next day
Tell me why I had a dream of Dylann walking into a mexican restaurant butt naked and homeless
ouuu shit
Not all serial killers were beaten or abused as children.ย Jeffrey Dahmer had an apparently normal upbringing, yet grew up to be one of the most notorious sex murderers in popular culture. In his bookย A Fatherโs Story, Lionel Dahmer searches for answers to his own sonโs deviance. Lionel, who describes himself as an โanalytical thinker,โ believes that Jeffreyโs motherโs hysteria and psychosomatic illnesses during pregnancy might be responsible.
He describes Joyce as going through a difficult pregnancy, constantly vomiting, as if her body was being sickened by what was germinating, an early biological โrejectionโ by mother. While pregnant with Jeff, Joyce developed strange fits of rigidity: โAt times, her legs would lock tightly in place, and her whole body would grow rigid and begin to tremble. Her jaw would jerk to the right and take on a similarly frightening rigidity. During these strange seizures, her eyes would bulge like a frightened animal, and she would begin to salivate, literally frothing at the mouth.โ
As Lionel describes it, itโs as if a corpse was giving birth. Father Lionel remains detached and analytical while Mother Joyce is in the midst of a biological warfare, fighting hormones with drugs. Lionel asks, ominously, โWhy was she so upset all the time? What was it that she found so dreadful?โ
โThen, at the end of the long trial, my son was born.โ Lionelโs first sight of his son is in a plastic container, which is how the victims of apartment 213 will later be removed. The bloody chamber of Jeffโs apartment, according to Lionel, had its origins in Joyceโs drugged womb.
While Lionel implicates Joyce as the biological contaminant in Jeffreyโs sickness, he admits to his own destructive inclinations, which may have been passed on to their son. Lionel was fascinated by fire and made bombs as child. โA dark pathway had been dug into my brain,โ he writes. Little Jeffrey is transfixed by pile of bones, which only seems macabre after the adult Jeffreyโs deadly deeds. At the time, Lionel saw it as normal curiosity.
At age 4, Jeffrey had a double hernia, and had to have surgery. โSo much pain, I learned later, that he had asked Joyce if the doctors had cut off his penis.โ Lionel thinks this quasi-castrating surgery affected his son: โIn Jeff, this flattening began to take on a sense of something permanent,โ he wrote. โThis strange and subtle inner darkening began to appear almost physically. His hair, which had once been so light, grew steadily darker, along with the deeper shading of his eyes. More than anything, he seemed to grow more inward, sitting quietly for long periods, hardly stirring, his face oddly motionless.โ
Both father and son found solace in controlling biological experiments. โIn the lab, I found a wonderful comfort and assurance in knowing the properties of things, how they could be manipulated in predictable patterns. It provided a great relief from the chaos I found at home.โ Jeff became shy and fearful of others, just as his dad had been. โIt was as if some element of my character yearned for complete predictability, for rigid structure,โ said Lionel. โI simply didnโt know how things worked with other people.โ Lionel recognized that Jeffrey was โso intimidated by their presence, that in order for him to have contact with them, they needed to be dead.โ
Lionel sees a โterrible vacancyโ in own sonโs eyes, and wonders, โAm I like that?โ and sees his son as a โdeeper, darker shadowโ of himself. He remembers that at the age of 13 he wanted to hypnotize and cast a spell over a girl, โso I could control her entirely.โ At what point does an innocent fantasy warp into a deadly fascination? Can we control the inner life of our children? Lionel warns that โsome of us are doomed to pass a curse instead.โ The frightening conclusion of Lionel Dahmerโs cautionary tale is that we can be blind to our own destructive tendencies, and may innocently pass them on. โFatherhood remains, at last, a grave enigma, and when I contemplate that my other son may one day be a father, I can only say to him, as I must to every father after me, โTake care, take care, take care.โ