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TEXARKANA, Texas - When a 23-year-old who died in police custody in 2019 told officers he couldn't breathe, he was accused of "felony faint," according to a wrongful death lawsuit filed Sunday in federal court in Texarkana.

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here is the same video, just the highlights

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2021/sep/02/i-cant-breathe-man-says-in-video-of-texas-arrest/

i personally love higurashi when they cry bc of how much of a mindfuck it can be regardless of who kills or manipulates who and it's so in depth especially in the visual novels

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The group takes its name from Emiliano Zapata, the agrarian revolutionary and commander of the Liberation Army of the South during the Mexican Revolution, and sees itself as his ideological heir.

EZLN's ideology has been characterized as libertarian socialist,[2] anarchist,[10] or Marxist,[11] and having roots in liberation theology[12] although the Zapatistas have rejected[13] political classification. The EZLN aligns itself with the wider alter-globalization, anti-neoliberal social movement, seeking indigenous control over local resources, especially land. Since their 1994 uprising was countered by the Mexican Armed Forces, the EZLN has abstained from military offensives and adopted a new strategy that attempts to garner Mexican and international support.

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Niels Högel, born on December 30, 1976 (47 years old), in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, pursued a career in nursing after attending nursing school. He led an unremarkable life with few notable achievements or public appearances before his arrest. Despite being perceived as a competent and dedicated healthcare professional, his actions as a nurse would later lead to widespread notoriety due to his involvement in medical malpractice and serial murder cases in Germany.

Picture of him:

His act and how he killed over 80 people

Högel's actions came to light when suspicions arose regarding the unusually high number of deaths under his care. An investigation revealed a pattern of medical malpractice and deliberate administration of overdoses to patients, resulting in their deaths. His motive remains a subject of speculation, with some suggesting a desire for control or a twisted sense of power.

The extent of Högel's crimes is staggering. He is believed to have killed at least 85 patients, making him one of the most prolific serial killers in modern history. His spree spanned from 2000 to 2005, during which he worked at two hospitals in northern Germany: the Oldenburg Hospital and the Delmenhorst Hospital.

In 2005, Högel's crimes finally caught up with him when he was arrested and charged with multiple counts of murder. His trial, which lasted several years, shed light on the horrifying details of his actions and the devastating impact on his victims and their families. In June 2019, Högel was convicted of 85 counts of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.

The identities of Högel's victims are a tragic reminder of the lives lost due to his actions. While their names may not be widely known, each victim represents a profound loss to their loved ones. Some of the victims include Petra T., Marlies S., and Erika F., among others. Their stories serve as a somber reminder of the human cost of Högel's crimes.

Despite his conviction and imprisonment, questions remain about how such atrocities could have occurred undetected for so long. The case has prompted calls for reforms in healthcare systems and stricter oversight to prevent similar tragedies in the future. As the world grapples with the aftermath of Högel's crimes, his legacy serves as a chilling reminder of the capacity for evil within the human psyche.

Niels Högel at the court

My opinion on this

He seems very ashamed of himself and some websites say he was disgusted of himself

I think he was just just mad of something and then started killing those people and then he got caught and was just a little little man who didnt do anything

This fucker is cringe, just think a little bit before you do anything that could hurt others or yourself

The victims

Here is a list of some of Niels Högel's victims, along with their names and the exact dates of their deaths:

1. Petra T. - Died on August 11, 2000

2. Marlies S. - Died on February 7, 2001

3. Erika F. - Died on March 18, 2001

4. Annika D. - Died on April 27, 2001

5. Ingeborg H. - Died on June 7, 2001

6. Heinrich S. - Died on June 16, 2001

7. Adelheid H. - Died on August 27, 2001

8. Harry S. - Died on November 17, 2001

9. Mechthild H. - Died on January 27, 2002

10. Horst H. - Died on April 21, 2002

This list represents only a fraction of Högel's victims, as he is believed to have murdered at least 85 individuals during his tenure as a nurse. The names provided serve as a reminder of the lives lost and the tragic consequences of Högel's actions.

Documentation about him

(Btw the only documentation I could found, so dont expect to much 😭)

Ending

Sadly there wesentlich any picturrs of the victims, so the post ends here

I hope I could informate you and my write up made fun! Spread some love and HAVE A GREAT DAY YALL!

I don't now Jat is ot

He's have a long time in the fira