good day everyone.

i requested the grass award so i could take a break so i could focus on some personal work.

i could however not disappoint with my comeback. so here are some follow up pictures of me going out.

cookies anyone ?

for about 100pcs

12oz/350g flour

9.5oz/270g butter

6oz/175g white sugar

1.5 small spoonful of baking powder

a little bit of salt

3.5oz/100g chocolate chips black

1 egg

3g gingerbread/cookie spices

• weigh the flour and put it in a bowl for mixing

• weigh butter and place in pot to melt

• weigh sugar and add to butter when it has melted

• add baking powder to flour

• mix half a teaspoon of salt with flour

• ad cookie spices with flour and mix

• let the butter cool and add the egg (so you don't bake the egg)

• mix everything together in mixing bowl

• add chocolate chips IF it has cooled down enough (otherwise chocolate will melt)

• preheat oven to 400°f/200°c

• roll balls no larger than €1 piece

• set oven to 300°f / 170°c

• bake for 15-17 minutes

• cookies may come out a bit soft, but this is normal

i originally wanted to request the grass award a bit sooner because i wanted to take a break and possibly quit wpd. mainly because the voxtek drama was eating at me. link1 link2

like some user said. maybe i do really care to much about the users here.

has the site gone to shit without clitpeeler ? why ? the mods are doing their best to prevent all and any doxxing. you got 3 new awesome mods since clit left. none of them could replace him of course, but they are all unique in their own way.

please have fun on here instead of moping around gore. some of you only seem to be on here to find misery.

and for the love of god, please give more upvotes to each other instead of being self centered.

in closing:

anyhow, follow me for more shitposts like these. i'm hardly here for the gore.

the usual natsuki posting will commence shortly.

Another collection of some severe injuries to the face

(and well, whatever the last pic is)

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The edit is pretty rushed but maybe some will enjoy it

Look at this puppy for therapy today

There is so much hope in this world and you can fulfill all your duties on this earth by not quiting.

Your not a waste of anything you fought hard just to reach the egg so you can't give up now, there are other ways to escape this world besides death or harming yourself. Try something new I promise it will get better. When you get old, do you want all those scars on your wrinkly body? Your grandchildren coming up to you saying "What happened?" And you being in guilt of your youth and all the fun you missed by your behavior? You probably don't.

So keep on going with your journey and live your life the way it was meant to be lived. love u, stranger.

The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), led by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, aka 'El Mencho', is considered one of the most violent criminal groups operating in Mexico. A video circulated through social networks showing the way Mauricio 'N', alias 'El Pantera', huachicolero and one of the leaders of the CJNG assassins in Huimanguillo, Tabasco, tortured a traitor, who was allied with the 'El Nepo' group, with whom he had a falling out regarding control of the region, from La Venta to Benito Juárez García Ingenio.

https://www.gtn.mx/2021/05/19/video-cjng-tortura-hombre-traiciono/#google_vignette

I was scrolling way way through watchpeopledie when an amazing post on vintage crime scenes by @GORYEET had wondered across my eyes, and I noticed Lizzie Borden's axe murders, but was only provided with one picture. I thought it'd be interesting to create a post based on who Lizzie was, and what she did to her father and stepmother. (Allegedly)

SUMMARY;

On August 4th, 1892...Abby and Andrew Borden were both found deceased in their homes, the couple was brutally attacked and murdered, Abby Borden was found upstairs in the guest bedroom with the autopsy revealing 19 blows that shattered her skull, and Andrew Borden was found slouched over on a couch downstairs in the families sitting room, autopsy also revealed he was struck 10-11 times by an axe, or hatchet.

BACKGROUND; It was a hot Tuesday, early afternoon after Andrew had made his rounds to the bank, as well as making other stops, seeing his wife Abby that morning. The Borden's maid, who was identified as Bridget Sullivan who was up in the third floor during the murders, resting, told the court she heard Lizzie Borden hysterically calling for her around 11 o'clock and repeating "Maggie! Maggie! Come down quick, Father's dead!" As the police arrived, and searched the downstairs area, Lizzie was receiving comfort from a woman named Adelaide Churchill, when she discovered Abby Borden's cold body, sunken skull, and a bloody mess on the second floor. When investigators found Abby Borden compared to finding Andrew, Abby was colder, assuming her attack came first, then the attack on Andrew Borden occurred a little while after...He had been found warm. Speculation rose about a tall man striking Abby Borden from the behind, but... Two days after the murder, Lizzie Borden came into the picture as the prime suspect for the grisly murder of her parents, she was 33 at the time. A clerk at a drugstore reported that a few days before the murders, Lizzie came in trying to buy prussic acid, a deadly posion. It was also suggested that Lizzie and Abby had a very poor relationship, often fighting with eachohter but had a "normal" relationship. As time went on, the speculation of Lizzie Borden being the one responsible, her sister Emma, was not present or even home at all during the murders. Police say it had to be someone in the home. When investiagting the timeline of everything, they found it bizzare how Lizzie knew little to nowhere abouts of her mother after 9am, when Lizzie was allegedly upstairs to go put sham on the pillows, as well as noting how 15 minutes after the attack on Andrew Borden, Lizzie went out to the yard to look for "irons" in the barn. Lizzie was arrested on the murder of Andrew and Abby Borden, but plead "Not Guilty" to the charges.

LIZZIE'S TRIAL;

On June 5th, 1893 in New Bedford Courthouse before a panel of 3 judges, and a jury of 12 men, Lizzie Borden's trial had begun. Starting off with the prosecutor, William Moody, presenting the state's case. During his speech, Moody carelessly threw Lizzie's blue dress on the table, revealing the skulls of Lizzie's parents, Andrew and Abby Borden. This caused Lizzie to faint, shocking the spectators. Moody argued that Lizzie was the only person with both the motive and opportunity to commit the murders. He presented the head of an axe that he claimed Lizzie used to kill her parents. The prosecution's key witness was Bridget Sullivan, the family's maid, who testified that Lizzie was the only person she saw in the house at the time of the murders. However, other witnesses disputed Bridget's claim that Lizzie and her stepmother had a good relationship. The defense challenged the prosecution's timeline and evidence, suggesting it would have been impossible for Lizzie to commit the murders and clean up in the short time frame. They also pointed out that there was no physical evidence directly linking Lizzie to the crime. The judge's ruling that Lizzie's inquest testimony could not be used as evidence was a major blow to the prosecution. The defense also presented witnesses who claimed to have seen a strange man near the Borden house around the time of the murders. In the end, the defense argued that the state had failed to prove Lizzie's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The jury deliberated for an hour and a half before returning a verdict of "not guilty." Lizzie was acquitted of the murders.

AFTERMATH OF IT ALL; In my opinion, it's likely that Lizzie Borden did kill her parents, but the prosecution couldn't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. The main argument was that no one else could have done it. However, the jury didn't think that, along with a few other suspicious things Lizzie did (like burning a dress), was enough to convict her. Some people think if Lizzie had been a man, the jury might have been more likely to find her guilty. One of the defense's advantages was that in 1893, most people had a hard time believing a woman of Lizzie's background could have committed such brutal murders. After the trial, Lizzie went back to live in Fall River. She and her sister Emma bought an impressive house on "the Hill." Lizzie lived in this house, called Maplecroft, until she died at age 67 in 1927. She was buried next to her parents' graves.

Andrew Borden's skull(10-11 blows)

Abby Borden's skull(19 blows)

Andrew Borden's body.

Abby Borden's Body. 1/2

Abby Borden's Body. 2/2

Axe/Hachet used on the Borden's.

If you've read this far, thank you! I appreciate you reading!!

Introduction:

The untimely death of Robert Godwin Sr. reverberated across the nation, evoking shock and sadness as the details of his senseless murder emerged. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve into the circumstances surrounding Godwin's tragic demise, examining the events leading up to the fateful encounter and the broader implications of the violence that claimed his life.

Background of Robert Godwin Sr.:

Robert Godwin Sr., a beloved 74-year-old retiree and father of nine, was a pillar of his community in Cleveland, Ohio. Known for his kindness and compassion, Godwin was a familiar face to many, often seen with a smile on his face and a willingness to lend a helping hand. His family and friends fondly remember him as a devoted father, grandfather, and friend, whose presence brought joy and warmth to those around him.

The Murder:

On April 16, 2017, tragedy struck when Robert Godwin Sr. was brutally murdered in a senseless act of violence. The perpetrator, later identified as Steve Stephens, approached Godwin on the street and engaged him in conversation before callously shooting him at close range. The chilling encounter was captured on video and shared on social media, sending shockwaves through communities across the country.

Social Media Fallout:

The graphic nature of the video depicting Robert Godwin Sr.'s murder sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, prompting urgent discussions about the role of social media in disseminating violent content. As the video spread rapidly online, questions arose about the ethical responsibilities of social media platforms in moderating harmful content and preventing its dissemination to a wide audience.

Manhunt for Steve Stephens:

In the wake of Robert Godwin Sr.'s murder, law enforcement agencies launched a massive manhunt to apprehend Steve Stephens, who was considered armed and dangerous. With the FBI and local police departments leading the charge, authorities utilized a variety of resources, including surveillance footage, tips from the public, and advanced investigative techniques, to track down Stephens and bring him to justice.

Stephens' Demise:

The intense manhunt for Steve Stephens came to a dramatic conclusion two days after Robert Godwin Sr.'s murder, when Stephens was located in Erie, Pennsylvania. A brief pursuit ensued, culminating in Stephens taking his own life by suicide. While his death brought a sense of relief to the community and closure to the Godwin family, the pain of their loss remained profound, underscoring the devastating impact of senseless violence.

Legacy of Robert Godwin Sr.:

Despite the tragedy of his death, Robert Godwin Sr.'s legacy endures through the memories and love shared by those who knew him. His family's resilience in the face of unimaginable loss serves as a testament to the power of faith, forgiveness, and unity. In the aftermath of his murder, the Godwin family has become advocates for peace and compassion, spreading messages of hope and healing to communities affected by violence.

Conclusion:

The murder of Robert Godwin Sr. was a senseless and heartbreaking event that shook the nation and left an indelible mark on his loved ones and communities alike. As we grapple with the aftermath of this tragedy, it is imperative that we continue to work towards a society where violence is not tolerated, and where every individual is valued and respected. Robert Godwin Sr.'s memory will forever be cherished, serving as a beacon of light in the darkness and a reminder of the enduring power of love and humanity.

THIS IS NOT MY WRITE UP!! The rest is!

On April 16, 2017, 74-year-old Robert Lee Godwin Sr. (September 7, 1942 – April 16, 2017) was shot and killed with a firearm while walking in the Glenville neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio, United States. The perpetrator, identified as 37-year-old Steve Stephens, posted a cellphone video of the shooting on his Facebook account, leading many media outlets, both during the manhunt and afterward, to dub Stephens the "Facebook killer". A warrant was issued for Stephens for aggravated murder. Two days later, he died by a self-inflicted gunshot wound when cornered by police in Erie County, Pennsylvania.

The shooting happened at around 2:00 p.m. EDT on April 16, 2017 (Easter Sunday), in the 600 block of East 93rd Street in Cleveland's Glenville neighborhood. Stephens uploaded a video of the event. Seconds before the shooting, Stephens exited his car, approached the victim and then asked Godwin to say the name of a woman with whom Stephens had been in a romantic relationship. Stephens then said "She's the reason why this is about to happen to you", before fatally shooting Godwin, who fell to the ground after he was shot. Facebook said the video was uploaded to the website after the fact, not livestreamed as initially reported. In other Facebook posts, Stephens claimed responsibility for 13 murders, but police said they were not aware of any other victims.

A search for Stephens began soon after the shooting, prompting lockdowns at a number of locations, including Cleveland State University. Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams told reporters that detectives talked with Stephens by cellphone shortly after the shooting, but had no further contact with him since that time. The manhunt expanded to other states on the morning of April 17. Residents in Pennsylvania, New York, Indiana, and Michigan were asked to be on alert, and a US$50,000 reward was offered for information leading to Stephens' arrest on a charge of aggravated murder. The FBI also aided the Cleveland Police Department.

At 11:10 a.m. on April 18, Stephens pulled into the drive-through lane of a McDonald's restaurant in Harborcreek Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania, 100 miles (160 km) from the location of the shooting. An employee recognized Stephens from news reports and, after verifying with fellow employees, provided Stephens with part of his order, but stalled him by stating that his fries were still cooking. During this time police were called to the restaurant. Stephens, wary, left without his fries.

As Stephens pulled out of the restaurant, state police gave chase heading westbound through Wesleyville, Pennsylvania. Stephens made it to the corner of Buffalo Road and Downing Avenue in the city of Erie, where Pennsylvania State Police successfully executed a tactical maneuver to bring the car to a stop. As police approached Stephens' car, he shot himself in the head and died instantly.

Ly guys

Let big ass people come, don't send shitty men, have fucking eggs Att. "The Gulf Cartel Group W Group J Group Dragones.

Not mine sadly... But I drop some today!

At a Halloween party hosted by David Dobrik, a significant incident occurred involving YouTuber Jack Doherty's security guard, Kane Kongg (real name Justin Goslee). During the event, which was also live-streamed, Kongg punched Chase Gardella, a lawyer, following a confrontation. This altercation has led to a lawsuit against Doherty for assault, battery, negligent hiring, and emotional distress (Dexerto) (TMZ) (RadarOnline).

https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/corinna-kopf-furious-after-jack-dohertys-bodyguard-punches-friend-at-halloween-party-2357842/

https://www.tmz.com/2024/02/21/jack-doherty-sued-assault-battery-bodyguard-halloween-knockout/

https://radaronline.com/p/youtuber-jack-doherty-sued-by-man-punched-by-his-security-guard/

The situation escalated after Doherty allegedly insulted Corinna Kopf, leading to a heated exchange between Doherty and Kopf's friends. Kongg intervened and struck Gardella, knocking him to the ground. This incident was widely criticized, with Kopf and others condemning the unnecessary violence. Gardella has since filed a lawsuit, claiming the attack caused serious injuries and that Kongg acted under Doherty's direction

This event has sparked discussions about the behavior of social media influencers and their entourages at public events.