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The 16 year old student behind the Cleveland Elementary School Shooting in San Diego in 1979. Spencer came a troubled background and lived in almost absolute poverty. Acquaintances said Spencer expressed hostility toward policemen, had talked about shooting one, and had talked of doing something big to get on TV.

Although Spencer showed exceptional ability in photography, winning first prize in a Humane Society competition, she was generally uninterested in school; one teacher recalled frequently inquiring if she was awake in class. Later, during tests while she was in custody, it was discovered Spencer had an injury to the temporal lobe of her brain. It was attributed to an accident on her bicycle.

In early 1978, staff at a facility for problem pupils, to which Spencer had been referred for truancy, informed her parents that she was suicidal. That summer, Spencer, who was known to hunt birds in the neighborhood, was arrested for shooting out the windows of Cleveland Elementary with a BB gun, and burglary.

A psychiatric evaluation arranged by her probation officer recommended Spencer be admitted to a mental hospital for depression, but her father refused to give permission. For Christmas 1978, he gave her a Ruger 10/22 semi-automatic .22 caliber rifle with a telescopic sight and 500 rounds of ammunition.

This gift would later encourage Spencer to commit two counts of murder, one count of assault with a deadly weapon and injure 9 others from her house across the street from the school.

Tried as an adult, she pleaded guilty to all charges and was given an indefinite sentence. As of 2018, she remains incarcerated. Her infamous motive for the shooting; “I don’t like Mondays” remains immortalised to this day in the song “I Don’t Like Mondays” by The Boomtown Rats:

Xavfra:




you're back from your break

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oh yes , preparing up my site

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next time vip you deserve am

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Dogs clubbed to death enmass in China,

Simpleshafee:
Chinese and their love for dog meat.

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Germans killing civilians in the Soviet Union, including a mother holding her child.

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Yeah this really happened , circus 1916 in Tennessee , humans right ? Smh smh

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Bhopal disaster is one of the biggest tragedies in the world . immediate death toll was 2,259. over 16,000 claimed

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Isis victims

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The German Siege of Leningm
Well It started in September 1941 and ended in January 1944. What happened during it was traumatizing for all.

It was ugly. People would eat anything they could to survive. Some examples include Wallpaper paste, toothpaste, cough mixtures, and glue. And this lasted for 2.5 years. People watched their own family die one by one until it was their turn. So when you eat, whether it be today, tomorrow, or in a few days: At least it’s not wallpaper paste, toothpaste, glue, be grateful. And if it is, may God save you.

ruggedtimi:
just like Robert d niro's 1976 movie "Taxi driver "

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Well you all were warned this was a gore page
Good luck sleeping at night you !

dynicks:
don't really get what's happening here...

mansakhalifa:


OP, Edit to "Siege of Leningrad".

What you have up there is "Siege of Leningm"

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welcome to my world

dynicks:
been following u all along sir....just don't get what's up with this very photo....is she puking that stuff out or what?

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Australian aboriginals

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Amarjeet Sada:



This 8 year old boy from India is known as the world’s youngest known serial killer after he was charged with the murder of three children, including his sister, who were all less than one year old in 2006.

When villagers confronted Sada he is alleged to have confessed to the murder, leading them to the place where he had attempted to conceal the body in a shallow grave, local reports said. After his arrest police said the boy had then confessed to the murder of his eight-month-old sister three months previously and his six-month-old cousin, the daughter of a maternal uncle.

Superintendent Amit Lodha, from the town of Begusarai, 90 miles east of the Bihari capital, Patna, said the boy appeared to be a psychiatric case and was being evaluated by professionals. An uncle of Sada’s told local media that the earlier two killings had been known to the family and some villagers, but had not been reported since it was considered a "family matter". Inspector Shatrudhan Kumar of Bihar police said that all the killings had been carried out in identical manner. Asked about the boy’s mental condition, police said that when questioned, Sada “just smiled a lot and asked for biscuits.”

He was released from the psychiatric unit he was confined in aged 17 when he was deemed to be adequately rehabilitated. He now lives under a new identity and is said to be adapting well to life outside of incarceration through the aid of his medication.

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Australian abouriginals chained up by the British


NB abouriginals are not blacks , a very similar race to blacks but are not blacks/bronze




NB. Strange fact that the world hardly knew —

Till 1960s the aboriginals of Australia were legally treated as ANIMALS, allowing all kinds of brutalities to be meted out on them like the one done , as shown in the above photo.

Millennialaku:


wow i just searched about them on google. never knew existed. why do they all look alike ?

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A woman from Mangbetu tribe in the Democratic Republic of Congo was photographed holding her baby. The tribe was said to practice a tradition called Lipombo - a baby’s head was wrapped tightly with a cloth to achieve an elongated look, which during that time, was believed to be a ‘mark of beauty’. (Circa 1929–1937)

No shït

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Creepy remains of wax statues that were destroyed in a fire at Madam Tussauds, London

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Nigerian 'Witch boy'

This is the latest (2017) picture of a two-year-old boy was ostracised and left to die in the streets last year because his family believed he was a "witch".

A Danish aid worker Anja Ringgren Lovén who rescued this little boy . After hearing about the boy left on his own, she launched a rescue mission to find him last January. Photographs of the little boy, known as Hope is below



A year later , Hope is now attending school and, from a series of Facebook post shared last week, appears to be happy, healthy and surrounded by loving friends and family.