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Forget ‘sexy nurse’ or superhero — once upon a time, Halloween costumes were genuinely terrifying.

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mansonatwar:

paranormalpaparazzi:

In 2012, infamous serial killer Charles Manson wrote a postcard to music artist, Marilyn Manson. It reads:

To Marilyn Manson –

It’s taken me a long time to get there from where I could touch M. Manson. Now I got a card to play – you may look into my non-profit, ATWA, and give Manson what you think he’s got coming for Air, Trees, Water, and you. Or I will pay Manson what you think Manson got coming – the music has make Manson into Abraxas Devil, and I’m SURE you would want some of what I got from what I got. It’s a far out balance. Beyond good and bad, right, wrong. What you don’t do is what I will do – what you did a sing-along, and let it roll and said how you saved me a lot of steps – I don’t need, it’s not a need or a want. Couped – coup. Ghost dancers slay together and you’re just in my grave Sunstroker Corona-coronas-coronae – you seen me from under with it all standing on me. That’s 2 dump trucks – doing the same as CMF 000007

Charles Manson

No proven word on whether Marilyn Manson has responded. 

What can MM say. He recorded two of Manson’s songs without crediting him. 

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bundygirl19:

Happy Birthday to Mr. Holmes!

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dichotomization:

Adolf Hitler with Bernile Nienau, a young girl who was introduced to him as they both shared the same birthday.  Bernile Nienau was the apple to his eye, even inviting her and her mother to spend time at his home after finding out that her mother was Jewish.

necspenecmetu:

Jacopo Ligozzi, Macabre Still Life, c. 1600-5

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criminalprofiler:

Peter Stubbe “The Werewolf of Bedburg”

In the 1580’s, Stubbe raped, sexually tortured, cannibalized, and killed at least 15 people. One of his victims was his own son. Stubbe was dubbed a “werewolf”. Lycanthropy was considered an actual medical phenomenon at the time. Just a decade earlier, cannibal killer Gilles Garnier claimed to be a werewolf. This was taken seriously in the courts. Lycanthropy was often cited in cases of serial homicide (and it was not uncommon for a werewolf to be executed alongside a witch in those times). 

People were apparently afraid Stubbe would come back to prey on them after his execution. To try and prevent this, he was tied to a wheel, his limbs were broken, he was beheaded, and his body was burned. His head was displayed on pole.