Stop testing poison on yourself, Bones
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Stop testing poison on yourself, Bones
The man who stole bodies and made them into dolls
Anatoly Moskvin, a Russian historian and linguist from Nizhny Novgorod, shocked the world when authorities discovered his dark secret in 2011. For years, his elderly parents believed their son had an unusual but harmless passion for collecting vintage dolls. However, what appeared to be life-sized toys scattered around his apartment were, in fact, the preserved corpses of young girls exhumed from local cemeteries. Moskvin, who had an extensive knowledge of cemeteries and burial rituals, had carefully selected graves and retrieved the bodies under the cover of night. To mummify the corpses, Moskvin used a homemade preservation method involving salt and baking soda, which allowed him to dry out and preserve the bodies with minimal decay. He then dressed the corpses in frilly clothes, applied makeup, and inserted buttons or toy eyes into their sockets. In a disturbing twist, he placed music boxes or mechanical parts inside their hollowed chests, making them rattle or "sing" when touched or moved. His apartment was filled with these eerie creations, each one given a name and treated as if it were still alive. When the truth came to light, it sparked widespread horror and disbelief. Moskvin claimed he had a spiritual motive, saying he believed he could bring the girls back to life or was saving them from a lonely death underground. Despite the grotesque nature of his acts, he was deemed mentally unfit to stand trial and was placed in a psychiatric institution. Today, his case stands as one of the most chilling examples of obsession, delusion, and the macabre blurring of life and death.
"Before the Epstein child trafficking scandal, there was another child trafficking scandal, on the microblogging site Tumblr. You see there was a blogger on there named Sixpenceee, and she had this child slave..."
reblogs got turned off on the ask this was made for but it was too good to let go to waste. as someone who’s been on here for twelve years, this is how I sound. I have literally talked to the human pet guy
I like to think that after pjackk and sixpenceee left Tumblr, they met at some weird cult church and got married. And now they have 3 young children the Government took away from them.
no no you dont get it. i was there i was there in the trenches of tumblr as a teen when sixpenceee tried to be a therapist then came out as someone who had a child slave and defended it as part of their culture.
i literally cannot imagine joining tumblr now. today. making an account today and signing up and beginning to use tumblr right now.
ive been on and off here for the past... 13 or so years? this site is incomprehensible. im so sorry. we still reference shit that happened over 10 years ago. i feel like you have to do deep lore research just to figure out the culture and posting etiquette 🙃
DO YALL NOT KNOW YOUR TUMBLR HISTORY???? HOW DOES A SIXPENCEEE POST WITH OVER 11,000 REBLOGS NOT HAVE A SINGLE PERSON CALLING OUT THAT ITS DEFINITELY THE SAME SIXPENCEEE THAT TRIED TO CHARGE FOLLOWERS OVER $20 FOR BOOTLEG THERAPY AND DEFENDED HER PARENTS FOR EMPLOYING A CHILD SLAVE
HUUUHHHHH????????