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2 rare photos of Ted Bundy

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Serial killer Alexander Pichushkin demonstrating to police how he murdered one of his victims. Within Moscow’s famous Bitsa Park, he murdered forty eight people but gloated that he had killed a much higher number of sixty three. 

His victims were people he had befriended and when their back was turned he beat them to death with a hammer. All the bodies found had been mutilated, with a stick or vodka bottle inserted into their cranium. Though his victims were never sexually assaulted, psychologists believe the act of inserting the objects into his victim’s heads was sexually exciting for him. 

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People have been posting their creepy/paranormal stories and experiences on the my tag for a while now. I’ve read many great ones. Some are actually heart-warming, others a bit terrifying. Here’s a compilation of the top 10.

THE MISCARRIAGE:  The story of Ms.L who unfortunately lost her child, but he wasn’t completely gone. 

WHAT THE CAMERA FOUND: You can make out half of a human torso 

MOTHER’S DAY: Mother’s day isn’t a happy day for everyone

CONSEQUENCES: The scars someone received from playing the bath game, a Japanese game where you conjure up a ghastly woman who rises out of water

LITTLE MISS NO NAME: An interesting doll with a peculiar history

WHAT CHILDREN SEE: A fascinating account of an adorable, little girl and what ghostly presence she sees 

SOMETHING IS WRONG: I like this because sometimes you feel something is wrong even though you can’t put your finger on it. The sense of dread can be deafening. 

I CAN TALK TO GHOSTS: Back when I first started my blog, someone submitted to me a personal account of what their life is like as someone who is more in tune to the paranormal

NEVER DOUBT YOUR INTUITION: You’ll understand why after reading her story

REINCARNATION CASES: A 3 year old child’s claims of who he was before in the past life. Extremely interesting. 

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On August 8, 1973, authorities received a call from a 17-year-old boy who identified himself as Wayne Henley, slurring into the phone, ‘’Listen, ya better come over. I killed a guy here.’’ Police rushed to the scene and Wayne led them to the bedroom where they found the dead body of a tall man named Dean Corll. Wayne explained to believe that he had shot him six times in self-defense because he tried to kill him and his friends. He further disclosed to police that he had met Dean two years before, and he’d given Wayne a home and supplied him with food and drugs. All Wayne had to do was troll the streets of Houston and invite young boys into their car and bring them to Dean’s house. There, they would encourage the boy to drink, smoke, and sniff acrylic paint. The boy would eventually passed out and later wake up pinned to a sheet of plywood, restrained by nylon cord and handcuffs. After torturing them with knives, he would either shoot or strangle them. Police recovered 27 bodies buried under the floor of a rented boat shack. Dean Corll was dubbed the ‘’Candy Man’’ because he often gave away candy to lure potential victims.

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“Ted would walk me out to my car at two in the morning when my shift was over, and he’d say ‘Ann please lock your doors, I don’t want anything bad to happen to you on the way home’. Well, I’d just been locked up with probably the most dangerous man in the western states!” - Ann Rule 

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Court Vs. Confessions

Ted Bundy is often described as a “chameleon” by many true crime authors and criminologists, the reason being is that he knew how to shift his appearance and personality in order to present the image he thought would be appropriate at the time. For example, in court he presumed he would get off with his crimes, and he wanted to appear confident and as if he had nothing to hide. He did this with an array of suave suits and ridiculous, flamboyant bow-ties: Sometimes he would change his outfit two or three times in a single courtroom sitting, much to the officials’ bemusement. He would also laugh and joke with his defence team, which back-fired on him because it just made him appear callous in such a serious case.

When Bundy was found guilty of rape, aggravated kidnapping, and murder, he eventually confessed off camera to detective Robert Keppel. Years later, when he was confident that the world knew who he really was, he decided to invite a reporter to interview him on death row, hours before his execution. Here, his personality is clearly less extroverted, because he knew he needed to look remorseful and somber. These disturbing personality shifts are why he is classed as a High Factor 1 Psychopath.

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That’s my hero

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Shooters, shooting location, state, and number of injured/killed

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some pictures of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after the bombing went underway. 

op note: I have only seen the second photo in this photoset prior to this. i have never seen the others before and i would like to note that my heart is shattered 

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Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold lying dead in the library. 

The Hi-Point 995 Carbine used in the shooting can be seen next to Klebolds’ knee, as well as the sawed-off shotgun at his feet.

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July 14, 2015; 1:23 p.m. Mountain Time

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Lawrence Bittaker, with an IQ of 138, dragged high school girls into his van - brutally raping then murdering them by twisting a coat hanger around their neck with a pair of pliers. When his tape recording of one murder was played in court, people rushed outside and vomited.

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This is still so surreal to me. These 911 calls… I wish I could’ve stopped him

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“I kind of anticipated that all hell would break loose” 

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No way oh my god, I must read this

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You have got to be kidding me Holmes [x]