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In this cold, heartless 911 call, Checkingson Sinclair tells the 911 operator that he murdered his wife, 24-year-old Latwassa Argrett who was seven weeks pregnant. On the call, Checkingson says that he shot her because she was coming after him with a knife but later told the police he killed her out of jealous rage.

A Terrified woman




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You’ve heard the story already, or you’ve seen Ryan Murphy’s FX TV series, The People Vs O.J. Simpson. Nicole Brown Simpson along with her friend Ron Goldman, were both brutally murdered on June 12, 1994. O.J. Simpson was tried for both murders and was found innocent. Simpson had a long history of spousal abuse and was accused of assaulting Nicole. In this 911 call Nicole reports that O.J. Simpson is trespassing and threatening her. She also states that he physically broke down her back door; you can tell from her voice that she is terrified of O.J. What happens next will shock you.

A Singers tragic End

On March 31, 1995 Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez was shot and killed by Yolanda Saldivar, her fan club president. After finding out Yolanda had been embezzling money from Selena, she was fired. Filled with rage, Yolanda lured Selena to the Days Inn motel in Corpus Christi and shot Selena. The following 911 call is sad as the young 23-year-old singer lays in the lobby bleeding to death, again you can listen to th call on YouTube

Slender man Stabbing


Saturday, May 31, 2014, after two 12-year-old girls lured another classmate into the woods, they stabbed her 19 times, allegedly in order for them to impress the Slender Man, a fictional character. The victim, after being stabbed, made her way to the road. Luckily, a man riding his bike came across her and called 911. The young girl made it, thanks to him

Six Murders and Sucides



In 2001 Don Spirit pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm as a convicted felon, due to his previous conviction: fatally shooting his 8-year-old son on a hunting trip. He was sentenced to three years in prison.

Now, a decade later in 2014, Don will kill again. Only this time he will murder his entire family—and then himself. Don shot and killed all six of his grandkids, Kaleb Kuhlmann, 11; Kylie Kuhlmann, 9; Johnathon Kuhlmann, 8; Destiny Stewart, 5; Brandon Stewart, 4; and Alanna Stewart, who was only months old, along with his 28-year-old daughter, Sarah. When a deputy arrived at the home, 51-year-old Don Spirit committed suicide.

Craigslist child killer




On March 18, 2015 Michelle Wilkin made global headlines after answering an ad on Craigslist for free baby clothes. Michelle was expecting a baby girl in a few months and was quick to jump on the deal. When she arrived, a 35-year-old woman answered the door. Dynel Lane’s house sat quietly, isolated in the woods of Colorado.

Before Michelle could understand the gravity of her mistake, she was attacked and stabbed. Michelle watched helplessly as her baby was cut from her womb. Dynel had told people that she was pregnant and used Craigslist to fish for a victim to provide her proof: an unborn child. Holding on for her life, Michelle reaches for the phone and calls 911.

Death is a part of life; that’s the way life goes and it’s something we can’t control. But it’s how each of us will die that remains unknown. We all want to grow old and die in our sleep. That’s the way it should be. But we live in a world filled with so much evil that we just never know how we’ll die. It could be today, it could be tomorrow—it could be now as you’re reading this.

We never truly know what one is thinking. Someone could be watching a horror movie and think that they could do the same thing, only better. Someone could be filled with so much jealousy that they would rather see you dead than see you with anyone else. These eight 911 calls are shocking and are filled with fear. We grow up thinking that only strangers could do us harm, never do we think that the ones who could kill us are the ones we love the most.



After watching Rob Zombie’s remake of John Carpenter’s 1978 film, Halloween; 17-year-old Jake Evans from Texas murdered his mother and younger sister in their home with a .22 revolver that he had stolen from his grandfather.
Jake was inspired by the film after watching it three times that week. On October 3, 2012 at 11:15 p.m. Jake built up the courage to kill. Just like Michael Myers did on that cold Halloween night. After killing his mom and sister, Jake was shocked and scared by what he had done. He placed the gun on the kitchen counter, walked into the living room and called 911. As he confesses to the 911 operator, you can’t help but think of the two dead bodies that are only feet away from him.

Call can be found still on YouTube

Picture in space immediately after the big bang and its rapid inflation.

LordReed , the Indian was Srinivasa Ramanujan
Died very young too , he literally knew infinity. Do check him up

femi4:
Wrong question, everyone is gonna die whether you are afraid of death or not

Right question: Why do you believe it's too early for you to die?

practically means the same thing, every or late , its still death .




Merry Christmas buddy

And to you too from Sourcerer

Merry Christmas











NB ; Christmas and Birth of Christ totally completely has nothing to do with the fat guy ,hope you enjoy your day.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder




Though it’s widely heard of and often mocked, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is fully understood by very few. OCD manifests itself in a variety of ways, but is most often characterized by immense fear, anxiety, and recurring thoughts of worry. It’s only through the repetition of tasks, including the well-known obsession with cleanliness, that sufferers of OCD are able to find relief from such overwhelming feelings. To make matters worse, those with OCD are often entirely aware that their fears are irrational, though that realization alone brings about a new cycle of anxiety. OCD affects approximately 1% of the population, and though scientists are unsure of the exact cause, it is thought that chemicals in the brain are a contributing factor.

LotaTee:
To answer the op's question, I'm scared of dying because of the mystery surrounding the process.No one really knows what happens after death except the dead and they're unable to give account... obviously.

On the other hand, I hate the idea of eternity.It'd nice to die after a ripe old age.So I'm not really scared.

does it bring comfort to still know you will die at 'ripe age' , I dont think anybody truly believes any age is ripe for death. Hence we would see a lot of old people killing themselves, if fear of the unknown is the reason of fearing death , shouldn't that be a reason to look forward to something new and different?

LordReed:
Didn't note this earlier.

Do you believe there is some sort of reincarnation after death?

it seems yes , just like as stars are destroyed and reborn, yes I believe we are photons , lights , ending up in this body as lava need in mountains , photons in stars , galaxies , either that or blackness which again is empty space


But so far reading and getting information from recently 'reincarnated children ' is stunning , giving instances and dates (I still have my doubts about this one , but it would expla6why we sometimes have unconnected memories )



For instance how does a man in India ,an average man who has no idea of Maths be able to solve a theory that has baffled the Europeans for years , he didn't even knew maths existed , This really happened .


Quick question Reed
Do you think maths was invented or discovered.?

Kluver-Bucy Syndrome

Imagine craving the taste of a book or wanting to have sex with a car. That’s reality for those affected by Kluver-Bucy Syndrome, a scary mental disorder characterized by memory loss, the desire to eat inedible objects, and sexual attraction to inanimate objects such as automobiles. Not surprisingly, those with Kluver-Bucy Syndrome often have trouble recognizing objects or people that should be familiar. This terrifying mental disorder is difficult to diagnose, and seems to be the result of severe injury to the brain’s temporal lobe. Unfortunately, there is not a cure for Kluver-Bucy Syndrome and sufferers are often affected for the rest of their lives.

Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), known formerly as Multiple Personality Disorder, is a terrifying mental illness that is included in myriad movies and television shows, but is extremely misunderstood. Very generally, the less than .1% of people who suffer from DID often have 2-3 different identities (and sometimes more). Sufferers routinely cycle through their personalities, and can remain as one identity for hours or for years. They can switch identities at any time and without warning, and it’s nearly impossible to convince someone with DID that they have it. For these reasons, those with Dissociative Identity Disorder are unable to live normal lives, and therefore usually live in psychiatric institutions.

Diogenes Syndrome

Is more commonly referred to as 'hoarding'
And is one of the most misunderstood mental Disorders , named after a Greek Philosopher Diogenes of Sinope (who was ironically a minimalist)


Sufferers have this compelling desire the collect random objects or items to which emotional attachment is now formed .


In addition to this uncontrollably hoarding , sufferers show extreme self neglect , apathy towards themselves and others , social withdrawal and no shame of their habit

Common among the elderly , people with dementia and people who at a point in their life have been abandoned (Jeffery Dahmar comes to mind) , or who lacked stable home enviroment growing up

COTARD DELUSION




There's a healthy interest in the walking dead and other Zombie trend and then theres Cotard Delusion
This Bad boy mental disorder causes sufferers to believe they are the walking dead (Literally), or a ghost and their body is decaying and or they have lost all blood or internal Organs


The feeling of having a rotten body is actually part of the delusion


In some cases most sufferers starve themselves to death

This terrifying Disorder was first described by neurologist Jules Cotard though fortunately cotards disorder has been proven rare


The most well known case occurred in Haiti , where a man abosoulutly convinced that he had died of Aids gone to hell (religious influence right)

Well as scary and folkloric as it sounds it does happen

Lycanthtropy

Like those with Boanthropy (described above), those who suffer from Clinical Lycanthtropy also believe themselves to be able to turn into animals — in this case, wolves and werewolves, though occasionally other types of animals are included. Along with the belief that they can become wolves, people with Clinical Lycanthropy also begin to act like an animal, and are often found living or hiding in forests and other wooded areas.

Capras Delusion

Capras Delusion, named after Joseph Capgras, a French psychiatrist who was fascinated by the illusion of doubles, is a debilitating mental disorder in which one believes that the people around them have been replaced by imposters. Furthermore, these imposters are usually thought to be planning to harm the sufferer. In one case, a 74-year old woman with Capgras Delusion began to believe that her husband had been replaced with an identical looking imposter who was out to hurt her. Capgras Delusion is relatively rare, and is most often seen after trauma to the brain, or in those who have been diagnosed with dementia, schizophrenia, or epilepsy.

BOANTHROPY



Those who suffer from the very very rare but scary mental disorder Boanthropy believe they are cows
Often going as far as behaving as such
Most sufferers are often seen on all fours with cows , yes eating grass too as if they were a true member of the herd


Sufferers don't seem to know what they are doing doing this period
Leaving researchers to believe it may have been induced from dreams or even hypnosis


Well as interesting as it sounds to some it is believed king Nebuchadnezzar of the Bible suffered from boathrophy with quote
'driven from men and did eat grass as an oxen

CAPRAS DELUSION
Is a debilitating mental disorder in which one believes that the people around them have been replaced with imposters out to get them yeah real story ,

A sufferer a 74 year old woman called the cops , 'confused cops' was convinced that her husband had been replaced by an imposter and is out to get her



Well the good thing is that it's rare , and is usually caused by trauma affecting the brain , although common amongst people diagnosed with schizophenia dementia and Epilepsy yes Epilepsy

Apotemnophilia

Known also as Body Integrity Disorder and Amputee Identity Disorder, Apotemnophilia is a neurological disorder characterized by the overwhelming desire to amputate or damage healthy parts of the body. Though not much is known about this strangely terrifying disorder, is is believed to be associated with damage to the right parietal lobe of the brain. Because the vast majority of surgeons will not amputate healthy limbs upon request, some sufferers of Apotemnophilia feel forced to amputate on their own — a dangerous scenario. Of those who have had a limb removed by a doctor, most are reportedly happy with their decision even after the fact.

ALIENHAND SYNDROME




Though it’s often been used in terrifying plot twists, Alien Hand Syndrome is hardly limited to the fictional world. Those with this scary, but fortunately rare, mental disorder experience a complete loss of control of a hand or limb. The uncontrollable limb often seems to take on a mind and will of its own, and sufferers have reported their “alien” limb attempting to choke either themselves or others, ripping clothing, or scratching to the point of blood. Alien Hand Syndrome most often appears in patients with Alzheimer’s Disease or Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, or as a result of brain surgery during which the brain’s two hemispheres have been separated. Unfortunately, no cure exists for Alien Hand Syndrome, and those affected by it are often left to keep their hands constantly occupied or use their other hand to control the alien hand

If I get banned, Dominique please get me out


Here are horrible mental disorders that people have I real life




ALICE IN WONDERLAND


Alice in Wonderland may be pure fantasy, but one of Alice’s more bizarre experiences shares its characteristics with a scary mental disorder. Known also as Todd Syndrome, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome causes one’s surroundings to appear distorted. Just as Alice grows too tall for the house, those suffering from Alice in Wonderland Syndrome will hear sounds either quieter or louder than they actually are, see objects larger or smaller than reality, and even lose sense of accurate velocity or textures. This terrifying disorder, which has been described as an LSD trip without the euphoria, even perverts one’s own body image. Fortunately, Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is extremely rare, and in most cases affects those in their 20s who have a brain tumor or history of drug use.




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theFilmtric:
I kinda like the idea of dying
Its the pain in the process I hate

theFilmtricsay

is pain not necessary for everything thing good to come to you? So why again do you fear death , it's not the pain

Maj196:
I get the jitters when I remember that one day I will cease to exist. It's not a good feeling

why if you know it will certainly come ,and suddenly even so it could be anytime yes ? So why do you still fear death ?
How's the Christmas going for you so far?

LordReed:
For me fear is not the correct word. More like trepidation, mainly because death is something of an unknown quantity even though I mentally understand the finality of it. Death is inevitable but I don't want to die now because there are things I want to live to see, things I want to participate in when the time comes and goals I want to achieve for my own satisfaction.

I see death as sleeping and waking up a baby some other generations after ,


Death I believe is a Transition , the idea of the fear of death I dont understand

Roots in oral /religious traditions maybe , but then again why does the basic instinct fear death


Deers run immediately seeing a pride of lions
A puppy or 2 weeks (never known death ) left alone in a chicken pen would decapitated all before morning.



Is death not something normal , natural and not to be feared because it is unknown?


Merry Christmas Reed.

Open thread please.

DeusXmachina:
The jonestown and Heaven's Gate one, get to me the most.

What's even more creepy is the heavens gate website is still running.

explains how strong Religion can be ,and in the hands of the wrong person , Boom!

Cosmicstranger:

this one though
Just imagine being the parent and watching your child die slowly knowing that you can't do anything

his inability even move is the worst ,