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The Kidnapping of the Lindbergh Baby: The original "Crime of the Century." News of aviation hero Charles Lindbergh's son being snatched from his crib in the middle of the night was about as scary as it got in 1932. Despite the family having every resource at their disposal, the body of 20-month-old Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. was found two months later in a field not far from the family's New Jersey home. Two years later, German-born carpenter Bruno Richard Hauptmann was arrested for the crime, tried, convicted and subsequently executed on April 3, 1996, having insisted all the while that he was innocent. Multiple books written in the 84 years since the kidnapping contend that Hauptmann—whose status as a working-class immigrant, particularly from Germany in the days leading up to World War II, did him no favors with the American criminal justice system—was innocent. His wife, Anna Hauptmann, spent the rest of her life trying to clear his name, alleging at one point that her husband had been "framed from beginning to end" by police desperate to close the case. So not only is this crime possibly still unsolved, but the government may have put an innocent man to death. The kidnapping terrified a nation, and newspapers pretty much flayed Hauptmann alive before he was even convicted. Spurred on by anti-German sentiment and major hero worship for Lindbergh, the police, the media and, ultimately, a jury (that for the most part probably thought it was doing the right thing) joined forces to bring Hauptmann down, with even those higher-ups who believed in his innocence not being able to reverse the course of a system not interested in alternative theories.
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Jasmine Richardson Helped Kill Her Family Under The Influence Of A 'Werewolf In August of 2016, 22-year-old Jasmine Richardson was set free from a Canadian prison, 10 years after her and her ex-boyfriend's convictions. In 2006, then-12-year-old Richardson and her boyfriend, Jeremy Steinke, murdered Richardson’s family - her parents and younger brother - in cold blood. The crimes took place in the Richardson family's home in Medicine Hat, Alberta. In the months leading up to the murders, the pre-teen reportedly had made a quick transition from a bright and happy girl to dark and morbid. Authorities claimed that this transition was a result of 23-year-old Steinke’s influence. Steinke, in fact, believed himself to be a 300-year-old werewolf. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLHZcpMlPzc
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Serial Killer Rodney Alcala Was A Contestant On 'The Dating Game' - And Won In 2010, police arrested Rodney Alcala, a professional photographer, and brought him to trial for an incredibly expansive list of crimes. By the time prosecutors had tallied up all of his potential victims, they discovered that Alcala had raped and possibly murdered over 100 women and children between 1978 until his capture. During the investigation, police uncovered photographs of potential victims and continued to charge Alcala as the identities of victims were confirmed - even after he was sentenced to death in his 2010 trial. The weirdest bit of Alcala’s crime spree, though, was his 1978 appearance as a bachelor on The Dating Game, which he won. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12PXvKfWdZs
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Heres a chill bottle of Heineken Front sitters Dominique, Mufasalion,doggedfighter,starbuck,datboredberry,candidlady,puvo,Xmuslim,Lordreed,Budatum,tillaman,neon,undauntedYOCA . Carl Tanzler Lived With A Corpse For Over Seven Years Before He Was Discovered In 1931, 56-year-old Carl Tanzler was working at a hospital in Florida when he fell in love with a 22-year-old Cuban-American woman named Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. When the couple met, de Hoyos was dying from tuberculosis - a terminal condition in the 1930s. Throughout the last year of her life, Tanzler reportedly showered the young woman with gifts and even purchased an expensive mausoleum when she passed. After her death, Tanzler visited de Hoyos’s grave, singing Spanish love songs to her. He later claimed that her spirit encouraged him to remove her from the grave and take her home. So, one night in 1933, allegedly haunted by these ghostly requests, Tanzler carried de Hoyos back home in a wagon. Over the next seven-plus years, Tanzler preserved the woman. He replaced her skin with silk and wax, stuffed her body with rags to keep its shape, and used perfumes to disguise the smell. It wasn’t until 1940 - when de Hoyos’s sister, Florinda, stormed into his home with police in tow - that the truth was discovered. Tanzler wasn’t actually prosecuted because the statute of limitations on his initial crime had already lapsed.
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Datboredberri:but why the generalized position , you said Nigerian Men are coons ![]() |
dkdmy:Serial killers do it because they can , the thrill , the unlinking evidence (since its usually stranger -stranger murder ) |
irunoko:There was no defensive wounds at the back of her hands . And if you were been attacked and you want to defend yourself with a knife do you stab the neck? Twice ? Exactly , she went straight for the neck , Clearly deadly blows . not to talk of the ATm ... |
bro4u:one heck of a lifestlye ![]() |
Kingpin1000: .I hope you have calm down lol. Its a phase , you will be lucky to come out unscathed, very unnesesary life . |
FERNANDEZISBACK:Ever wondered how children who claim to be born deaf and dumb suddenly speak and understand English , items , practically words without gestures ..? |
Popjoan:Original Sourcerer ![]() |
FERNANDEZISBACK:yup , see you're having a swell evening too, good. |
FERNANDEZISBACK:imaginary creature haha I like |
Righteousness2:Hallelujah preach ![]() |
Senomi:its what the student said she took |
[quote author=jaxxy post=110570933][/quote]its both gender , majority women. No patterns . its just is |
ExAngel007:mass hysteria can be as different from A as it is from B , the point is it is a collective syndrome /phenomenon , , and one hundred percent not connected to the spiritual Remember the Salem witch Trials ?? Mass Hysteria
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DeusXmachina:hey |
addicted268:sadly we don't .. And there's no prove to it . |
West Bank fainting epidemic A whopping 943 Palestinian girls and women randomly fainted in the West Bank in 1983. Of course, Israel was accused of using chemical warfare on the girls. Israel, in turn, blamed the Palestinians for poisoning their own people in order to frame them. In reality, only around 20% may have breathed in something toxic, the remaining 80% we consumed by hysteria MEDIA HYPE DOES NOT HELP AT ALL, like in this case
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Mass Hysteria , has happened before and will still happen again . And the 'monsters they claim they saw Happens due to influence of religious and or cultural beliefs Another thing could be the 'space cookies' I mean look at this quote from a logical perspective When I opened the door I saw a creature passing the toilet door where I was supposed to exit. I felt weak and everything went blank," she said Tanganyika laughter epidemic of 1962 In what was once Tanganyika, but is now Tanzania, three girls began laughing at their boarding school and the joy was so infectious. Soon, 95 of the 159 pupils joined in. Some only laughed for a few hours, others as long as 16 days. The school had to be closed, but that didn’t stop the laughter from spreading to the next village over. Months later, another laughing outbreak occurred, this time effecting 217 people The Blackburn Faintings In 1965, several girls from a school in Blackburn, England, began complaining of dizziness, and many fainted. Within hours, 85 girls had to be rushed to the hospital after fainting. A year later, it was determined that a recent polio outbreak had caused mass hysteria amongst the girls of Blackburn
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dynicks:not seen his comments for a while . |
Skidee:nice!!! |
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