Holy shit this site is awesome.
yes. good.
I don’t believe in ghosts and stuff, but I’m house/cat-sitting for my mom and there’s some crazy shit going on.
Eeep!
John Edward Robinson is a convicted serial killer, con man, embezzler, kidnapper and forger who was found guilty in 2003 of three murders and received the death sentence for two of them. He subsequently admitted responsibility for five additional homicides, and investigators fear that there might be other, undiscovered victims as well. Because he made contact with most of his post-1993 victims via on-line chat rooms, he is sometimes referred to as “the internet’s first serial killer”. Many of these chat rooms dealt with the BDSM alternative lifestyle and he often went by the name “Slavemaster”.
Tons of unpublished, never before seen items that belonged to Robinson before his incarceration. Just some of the many items include handwritten cards to Robinson’s wife, paintings done by Robinson, his passport, marriage license, personal items such as his watch, pens, lighters, etc.
Even before he was born, Patrick Mackay was abused; he was in his mothers womb when she was kicked in the stomach by her drunked husband. Born on September 25, 1952 in England, he was institutionalized for the first time at the age or 13 for trying to set fire to a Catholic church. By 15, he had set his pet tortise on fire, played with dead birds, nearly killed a boy, and strangled his mother and aunt. He had an explosive temper. A doctor said that he would evolve into “a cold, psychopathic killer.” he was certified psychopatic and commited to Moss Side Hospital for four years. In the book psychopath, the authors state: Mackay adopted a bizarre name by which he demanded to be known… Franklin Bollvolt the First..“a name to be feared and remembered, like Hitler’s.” The world, he decided, needed a change, and he would be the world figure to provide it. Mackay was released in the summer of 1972. Usually drunk or drugged, he stayed with friends, and entertained himself by building and burning the eyes out of Frankenstein models. His room was decorated with pictures from Nazi Germany, and made himself an outfit that was a replica of a quasi-German SS uniform, complete with lapel badges and armband. Proving the psychiatrists right, he murdered eleven people from July 1973 until his arrest on March 23, 1975. His last victim was a Catholic priest that had befriended him, named Father Anthony Crean. The wounds to Crean’s head were so devastating that his brain was exposed, before he died, he reached his hand up and touched the exposed portion of his brain. Mackay was arrested two days later and sentenced to life in prison.
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SEXUALLY-BASED OFFENSES ARE CONSIDERED ESPECIALLY HEINOUS. IN NEW YORK CITY, THE DEDICATED DETECTIVES WHO INVESTIGATE THESE VICIOUS FELONIES ARE MEMBERS OF AN ELITE SQUAD KNOWN AS THE SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT. THESE ARE THEIR STORIES. DUN DUN |
Did it occur to you that I loved you as much as a man can love a woman? Loved you for years before I finally got you? During the war I’d always go away and try to forget you, but I couldn’t and I always had to come back. I loved you but I couldn’t let you know it. You’re so brutal to those who love you, Scarlett. You take their love and hold it over their heads like a whip.
— Rhett Butler, Gone With the Wind (via d0nt-dream-it-be-it)
I love this man.
Joel Rifkin “Joel the Ripper” (born January 20, 1959) is an American serial killer convicted of the murder of nine women (although it is believed he killed as many as 17), mostly drug addicted prostitutes, between 1989 and 1993 in New York City. Although Rifkin often hired prostitutes in Brooklyn and Manhattan, he lived in East Meadow, a suburban town on Long Island.
Rifkin committed his first murder in 1989, killing a woman and then dismembering her body and tossing it into the East River. Over the next four years, it is presumed he killed 16 more women. Sometimes he would take his victims back to East Meadow, to the house where he lived with his sister and elderly mother. Other times he killed them in his car.
Police finally caught up to Rifkin on June 28, 1993, when state troopers spotted him driving his pickup truck without license plates on the Southern State Parkway. A high-speed chase ended in Mineola, where he crashed into a utility pole that was located directly in front of the courthouse where he would eventually stand trial. Troopers detected a foul odor from the back of the truck. It came from the corpse of prostitute and dancer Tiffany Bresciani, 22, the girlfriend of Dave Rubinstein (a.k.a. Dave Insurgent, a member of the 1980s punk band Reagan Youth), Rifkin’s final victim. Rifkin had picked Bresciani up in his Mazda pick-up truck on June 24, 1993, where she was working on Allen Street.
Rifkin was found guilty of nine counts of second degree murder in 1994 and sentenced to 203 years to life. His first possible parole date is February 26, 2197, effectively making this a life sentence.
Joel Rifkin three page handwritten letter (6 pages front and back). In the letter, Rifkin talks about the passing of his mother and father, mentions his “first homicide” and talks about other members of his family. He also discusses how he rarely writes letters to people or responds to mail. Also mentions his childhood, specifically Halloween tradition around the Rifkin house, Christmas and also touches on religion among other things. Also included with the letter is a Christmas card. Handwritten note on the inside of card wishing the recipient a Merry Christmas. Card is signed ‘Joel’, letter is signed “Joel” as well. Typed envelope included.
Rifkin items are extremely rare and difficult to obtain.
