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This is an X-ray of serial killer Albert Fish's pelvis and perineum, introduced as evidence at his trial, demonstrating more than two dozen self-embedded needles

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u/dannydutch1 2 months ago

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This is an X-ray of serial killer Albert Fish's pelvis and perineum, introduced as evidence at his trial, demonstrating more than two dozen self-embedded needles

In August 1930, two young Black men, J. Thomas Shipp and Abraham S. Smith, were lynched in Marion, Indiana. The shocking image of the mob gathered beneath their bodies became a symbol of racial terror and helped inspire Billie Holiday’s haunting song Strange Fruit.

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u/dannydutch1 2 months ago

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In August 1930, two young Black men, J. Thomas Shipp and Abraham S. Smith, were lynched in Marion, Indiana. The shocking image of the mob gathered beneath their bodies became a symbol of racial terror and helped inspire Billie Holiday’s haunting song Strange Fruit.

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.

In 1983, Diane Downs shot her three children, killing one, to win back a lover who didn’t want kids. She claimed a stranger attacked them, but evidence and her behaviour led to her conviction.

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u/dannydutch1 Christy Lynn 3 months ago

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In 1983, Diane Downs shot her three children, killing one, to win back a lover who didn’t want kids. She claimed a stranger attacked them, but evidence and her behaviour led to her conviction.

On this day in 1966, the town of Aberfan was hit by an an avalanche of coal waste from the mountains behind. Directly in it's path was the local school. 116 children and 28 adults died that morning.

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u/dannydutch1 4 weeks ago

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On this day in 1966, the town of Aberfan was hit by an an avalanche of coal waste from the mountains behind. Directly in it's path was the local school. 116 children and 28 adults died that morning.

The trio of images below are of murderer Gertrude Baniszewski at the time of her arrest in 1965 and after her release in 1985. The 3rd image is of 16yr old Sylvia Likens who would be tortured for months by Gertrude, her children, and neighbourhood kids leading to her tragic and horrific death.

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u/dannydutch1 3 weeks ago

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The trio of images below are of murderer Gertrude Baniszewski at the time of her arrest in 1965 and after her release in 1985. The 3rd image is of 16yr old Sylvia Likens who would be tortured for months by Gertrude, her children, and neighbourhood kids leading to her tragic and horrific death.

This is a photo of Colleen Stan with Cameron Hooker, the man who kidnapped and held her captive for seven years. It was photographed when she had been allowed to visit her parents for the first time, and it was actually photographed by her dad.

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u/dannydutch1 1 month ago

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This is a photo of Colleen Stan with Cameron Hooker, the man who kidnapped and held her captive for seven years. It was photographed when she had been allowed to visit her parents for the first time, and it was actually photographed by her dad.

On this day in 2001, Andrea Yates drowned her five children in Texas. Suffering from severe mental illness, she was first found guilty, then later ruled not guilty by reason of insanity. She remains at Kerrville State Hospital and has repeatedly declined

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u/dannydutch1 Yating 4 months ago

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On this day in 2001, Andrea Yates drowned her five children in Texas. Suffering from severe mental illness, she was first found guilty, then later ruled not guilty by reason of insanity. She remains at Kerrville State Hospital and has repeatedly declined

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.