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A few hours later, the doctor grabbed a ball peen hammer from the garage, walked to his bedroom where Lillian lay sleeping, and bashed his wife’s head in. It’s said she did not scream, and the children were not alerted. Sadly the blow to the head did not immediately kill her, the cause of death was asphyxiation – Lillian had been left to slowly drown on her own blood…
The adults in the flat decided that an exorcism must be performed on the children, and so the torture began. The siblings were severely beaten, threatened with a knife, and one of the sisters was forced to eat a lightbulb. Eric’s reasoning for this torture was to get the siblings to confess; he even insisted that the children jump out of a window to see if they could fly. Eventually most of the kids admitted to bringing witchcraft with them, and their torture was mostly over; at that point they were all forced to help torture their brother, Kristy…
It’s believed that the Iceman and a friend had been searching for food when they got into a fight, which is likely how he died. Amazingly there was still an Arrowhead lodged in his shoulder, and plenty of cuts and bruises are still apparent on much of his body. With DNA testing, the blood of 4 other people was found on him.
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CAUTION, CRIME SCENE PHOTOS It was 1997 in Bradenton, Florida when a waterlogged severed human hand was discovered in the Manatee River. This was mysterious, and police honestly didn’t know what to make of it. After much care, the medical examiner was finally able to get prints off the hand. It belonged to a 70…
I will start this article off by telling you what my research over the years has shown. Madame Delphine LaLaurie had been the wife of the very wealthy Dr. Louis Leonard LaLaurie. Together with their son they constructed one of the most breathtakingly marvelous homes in the best area of New Orleans’s French Quarter; the address is 1140 Royal Street. Now, Delphine had been known as an exquisite hostess, she’d known how to throw an extravagant party like no one else and only the best of society had been permitted to attend her social gatherings. It is said that those who had not been fortunate enough to receive a coveted invitation would gather outside for the evening, even if not permitted entry at least they’d be somewhat close to the action. But above all, the lady had been loved for her kindness; she’d constantly helped those less fortunate than herself…
We all know Freddy Kruger isn’t real, but the true inspiration behind the character is just as scary – maybe even more so. In 1977, Southeast Asian men began to pass away in their sleep in record numbers. They had all been completely healthy, strong men usually aged 30-40 who, for whatever reason, were going…