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The 1981 Wonderland murders were a brutal quadruple homicide in LA linked to drug disputes. John Holmes, a former adult film star, was implicated for his connection to the victims. Eddie Nash, a nightclub owner, allegedly ordered the killings as retaliation for a robbery against him.

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u/dannydutch1 John Holmes 10 months ago

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The 1981 Wonderland murders were a brutal quadruple homicide in LA linked to drug disputes. John Holmes, a former adult film star, was implicated for his connection to the victims. Eddie Nash, a nightclub owner, allegedly ordered the killings as retaliation for a robbery against him.

Body Density maps were used in the battle of The Somme. Each grid square is 250 square metres. The numbers written in blue are the amount of bodies found within them.

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u/dannydutch1 11 months ago

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Body Density maps were used in the battle of The Somme. Each grid square is 250 square metres.

The numbers written in blue are the amount of bodies found within them.

On this day in 1959 Richard Eugene “Dick” Hickock and Perry Edward Smith murdered Herb and Bonnie Holcomb and their teenage children Nancy and Kenyon during a home invasion. The crime was later detailed in the book by Truman Capote, 'In Cold Blood'.

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u/dannydutch1 Perrie Edwards 1 year ago

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On this day in 1959 Richard Eugene “Dick” Hickock and Perry Edward Smith murdered Herb and Bonnie Holcomb and their teenage children Nancy and Kenyon during a home invasion. The crime was later detailed in the book by Truman Capote, 'In Cold Blood'.

Andy Warhol's postoperative scars after being shot twice by Valerie Solanas, founder and sole member of the Society for Cutting Up Men (SCUM). Photographed by Richard Avedon, August 20th, 1969

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u/dannydutch1 Valerie August 10 months ago

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Andy Warhol's postoperative scars after being shot twice by Valerie Solanas, founder and sole member of the Society for Cutting Up Men (SCUM). Photographed by Richard Avedon, August 20th, 1969

On this day in 1978 a total of 918 people died in and around Jonestown as victims of murder/suicide, 300 of the victims were aged 17 and under. It was greatest single loss of American civilian life in a deliberate act until 9/11.

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u/dannydutch1 1 year ago

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On this day in 1978 a total of 918 people died in and around Jonestown as victims of murder/suicide, 300 of the victims were aged 17 and under. It was greatest single loss of American civilian life in a deliberate act until 9/11.

Dr Fukushi Masaichi made unique propositions to heavily tattooed people: he would pay in exchange for the right to preserve their tattooed skin after they died. He went on to amass a collection of 2,000 tattooed human pelts from Japanese donators.

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u/dannydutch1 1 year ago

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Dr Fukushi Masaichi made unique propositions to heavily tattooed people: he would pay in exchange for the right to preserve their tattooed skin after they died. He went on to amass a collection of 2,000 tattooed human pelts from Japanese donators.

Issei Sagawa, a Japanese student in Paris, murdered and cannibalised his classmate Renée Hartevelt in 1981. Declared insane in France, he was deported to Japan, where legal loopholes and sealed records prevented his prosecution. Released in 1986, he lived freely until his death in 2022.

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u/dannydutch1 11 months ago

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Issei Sagawa, a Japanese student in Paris, murdered and cannibalised his classmate Renée Hartevelt in 1981. Declared insane in France, he was deported to Japan, where legal loopholes and sealed records prevented his prosecution. Released in 1986, he lived freely until his death in 2022.

In 1966, 17-year-old Franca Viola was kidnapped and held captive for 8 days and repeatedly raped, in an attempt to force her into a “rehabilitating marriage” (“matrimonio riparatore”) - as was custom at the time. Viola refused to marry her rapist and was the first woman in Italy to do so.

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u/dannydutch1 OnlyViola 2 months ago

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In 1966, 17-year-old Franca Viola was kidnapped and held captive for 8 days and repeatedly raped, in an attempt to force her into a “rehabilitating marriage” (“matrimonio riparatore”) - as was custom at the time. Viola refused to marry her rapist and was the first woman in Italy to do so.

This jovial looking chap standing in the pub he owned in later life is Albert Pierrepoint, the UK's leading hangman with over 400 executions performed by him personally. Between December 1948 and October 1949 alone he executed 226 people, often over 10 a

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u/dannydutch1 EllyEN 2 months ago

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This jovial looking chap standing in the pub he owned in later life is Albert Pierrepoint, the UK's leading hangman with over 400 executions performed by him personally. Between December 1948 and October 1949 alone he executed 226 people, often over 10 a