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thread was dope but yall had to ruin it
thread was dope but yall had to ruin it
Photos With A Creepy Backstory
- Thread starter kingwhopper
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luckily there arent too many of those still around
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Lettuce bring dis thread back 
HipHopStan
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lettuce not breh
It's October....so let's do so.
Cindy James was a Canadian woman who disappeared in May 1989 and was found dead in the backyard of an abandoned house in the Richmond neighborhood near Vancouver, British Columbia two weeks later. In the seven years prior to her death, James reported over one hundred incidents of harassment and stalking which ultimately were unable to be corroborated by police. In 1981, after leaving her husband, James began receiving a series of threatening phone calls. James reported the threatening calls to Vancouver police, who began investigating. Over the next three months, the harassment increased. At night, James reported that she heard prowlers outside her house. Her porch lights were smashed and phone lines severed. According to Cindy’s friend, Agnes Woodcock, Cindy said bizarre notes began to appear on her doorstep.
According to James' sister, Melanie, James also received photos on her windshield depicting a covered corpse being wheeled into a morgue on a stretcher, raw meat delivered to her house, and found dead cats hanging from trees outside of her home accompanied with threatening notes. She also experienced damage to her property, including broken windows, a slashed pillow, cut phone wires, and arson.
Five of the incidents reported by James to police were violent physical attacks, one in which James was discovered unconscious in her home by a private investigator with a nylon stocking tied around her neck, and a threatening note pinned through her hand with a paring knife. Due to the increasingly violent nature of James alleged harassment, she made efforts to hide her identity, which included moving houses, painting her car, and changing her last name. Despite her hiring of a private investigator, no attacks were ever witnessed on James when her home was under surveillance, which led some police and the public to believe James had been lying about the attacks.
Shortly before her death, James was discovered lying in a ditch six miles from her home, again with a nylon stocking around her neck, suffering from hypothermia and wearing a man's work boot and glove. James was covered in bruises and cuts, but could not recall how she had gotten to the ditch. Following the incident, James was checked into a psychiatric facility after being thought suicidal, but checked out ten weeks later.
On May 25, 1989, James disappeared. Her car was discovered in a local neighborhood, with groceries and a wrapped gift in the backseat and blood found in the car. Items from Cindy's wallet were found lying underneath the car. Two weeks later, on June 8, James' body was discovered in the backyard of an abandoned house, with her arms hogtied behind her back. Autopsy reports concluded James had died as a result of a barbiturate overdose and possible strangulation, but her death was ruled a suicide by Vancouver police.
Her case was featured on an episode of Unsolved Mysteries. As of 2014, the case remains opened. Below is a picture of one of the notes that she recieved and a picture of one her visits to the hospital:
HipHopStan
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An arsonist films his own crime:
Kings County
Law III | Law XXV | Law XV
Not exactly a creepy story but these guys were part of an extreme right wing white supremacist group in SA called the AWB. They were called in to help one of the leaders of a Bantustan that refused to reintegrate into South Africa and they shot at some black protesters only to get return fire from the Bantustan army. The strategy was to stop the elections in 1994 that Mandela won. They were pleading for help for some wounded guy and the black policeman in the picture just came out and shot all of them.
The video starts at 5.42
they would have done it to us
HipHopStan
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Of course we all know this story.
On Eminem's (reviled) album, Encore, there's a song featuring D12 called "One Shot, Two Shot" about a club shooting. The only member of D12 not featured was D12 member, Proof. Later, Eminem's video for "Like Toy Soldiers" (also from the reviled Encore album) opens with D12 member, Proof, laying on a hospital dying from gunshot wounds...
In 2006, at a nightclub in Detroit, Proof ended up shooting someone and then getting shot and killed too. It was over a game of pool.
The way Obie Trice described it, the scenario happened almost like the beginning of the video:
Don't die in your videos, brehs.
Here's a list of some other famous musicians who correctly predicted their deaths in their songs and videos.
On Eminem's (reviled) album, Encore, there's a song featuring D12 called "One Shot, Two Shot" about a club shooting. The only member of D12 not featured was D12 member, Proof. Later, Eminem's video for "Like Toy Soldiers" (also from the reviled Encore album) opens with D12 member, Proof, laying on a hospital dying from gunshot wounds...
In 2006, at a nightclub in Detroit, Proof ended up shooting someone and then getting shot and killed too. It was over a game of pool.
The way Obie Trice described it, the scenario happened almost like the beginning of the video:
Don't die in your videos, brehs.
Here's a list of some other famous musicians who correctly predicted their deaths in their songs and videos.
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lettuce not breh
happy thoughts only breh
At you stopping the return of this thread on two separate occasions
Read the first page and was scarred
