I've been trying to find this movie for a few years now. I remember it from when I was a child, but I couldn't remember the name. All I really remember is the plot: a married man and his mistress break into a house, abduct a woman, then kill her, then have sex with her corpse. The killer gets into a fight with his wife, and then kills her. Afterwards, the murderer's wife and the main character have sex, and the wife dies. Afterwards, the murderer's ex-wife and the main character have sex, and the wife dies. Now, I know this is a little unclear, but I can't remember anything else. If someone could find it for me, that would be great.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlD0sUZKk_A
And I never cheated... how stupid lol. What a game. A real relationship was truly impossible under these terms. Btw, watching the reality helps merge the "faker version" with the "real one." I'm still shaking my head and shocked how there are people like these...
Some bullet points:
Inflicting pain makes them feel superior, and below their level.
- Physical abuse, threats (cheat, leaving) maliciously on purpose
- Punishment for not keeping them on a pedestal
- The emotional pain classify them as sadists
- Disappoint on purpose. They are happy when one is not happy.
- Point out mistakes and failures. Keeping you financially broke. Making you feel bad about your weight.
- Sexually deprive the partner just to frustrate them/make them feel not desired
- Isolation > No support system. Manipulation
- Sadists hate life and abuse others out of ENVY
- They find emotional and physical abuse fun (sarcasm, passive-aggressive)
- They find funny the pain inflicted on other people.
- Terrorize and intimidation (breaking things)
- Fascinated by war violence and serial killers
- "I laugh at what some narcissists did to you, and I'm actually jealous"
- They look for vulnerabilities and fear in their person
- Abuse verbally, emotionally, and physically
But no one will do it.
But no one will do it.
Ian Bailey married Sarah Limbrick, a fellow journalist in Gloucester in 1980 when Bailey was 23, but they reportedly split up approximately five years later. That would be somewhere around 1985.
Sara Limbrick had a son named Jamie, born somewhere around 1986.
Ian Bailey moved to Ireland in 1991.
Sara's son, Jamie Limbrick was 17 in September 2003 when he raped and murdered his 93-year old great-grandmother Marjorie Davis.
The pensioner’s body was found in her farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which had been badly damaged by fire. Jamie Limbrick had been staying at an outbuilding on the property at the time of the killing. His grandparents who owned the property were on holiday in Spain.
Jamie came home in the middle of the night and watched a porn film. The “sexually aroused” teenager failed in his attempts to find a sheep to satisfy himself before waking his elderly relative. He raped her, strangled her to death and set fire to the house. Jamie Limbrick then allegedly withdrew £250 from her account.
His great-grandmother’s charred remains were found the following morning by firefighters and an examination of her body linked the attack to her great grandson.
Apparently Jamie Limbrick suffered from a severe personality disorder. He was detained and assessed at the high security hospital, Broadmoor, where it seems he still resides.
S02 E02 airs on August 26th. Discuss below.
Episode Description: When a man is shot dead in rural Montana, his ex-wife is accused of murder. She says that she shot him in self-defense after an assault--but with forensic evidence revealing a shot to the back of the head, what is the truth?
ETA- Title error. Should read four disappearances not five.
ETA- Comment from the podcast “Down and Away:”
”For anyone interested, Season 12 of my podcast - Down and Away - is covering this case and we've recently begun posting. I worked closely with Lora Morris's daughter researching this case and combing thru documents. There will be 15 scheduled episoded - one a week dropping each Sunday morning. The first three episodes are already live.”
This case is quite the rabbit hole. If you have the time, I can tell you its worth the read, but be warned, its a long one.
April 15th, 1982, was a typical warm Spring day in Arlington, Indiana. The rains had began to subside and the farmers were busy planting the fields.
A farmhand named Phil Bennett was plowing a field in northeastern Shelby County when he noticed something out of place laying in the field a few rows away. He hopped off his tractor and headed towards what he would later tell investigators he originally believed to be a dead deer.
When Phil got closer he realized that it was not an animal, but instead, badly decomposed human remains. Without knowing it, Phil had just ended an eight month long search for a missing woman.
However, the murder and disappearance of 22-year-old Lora Lynn Morris (Snedegar) would only be the first of four mysterious disappearances that surrounded Lora’s father, Stephen Snedegar.
Lora was found laying on her back. She was wearing a long white mens T-shirt, a pair of cut off jean shorts, and had several pieces of jewelry on. Several shell casings were collected at the scene, and it was determined that she had been shot multiple times in the head by 25 caliber revolver. Police believe she was killed in the location she was found, but the landowner was adamant that the body was not there when they had picked the crops the last October.
Lora’s family identified her by her clothing and jewelry, but later Lora’s identity would be confirmed using dental records.
A few days later Lora was buried in Chillicothe, Ohio, a short distance from where she born.
Lora had disappeared on the evening of August 10th, 1981 from her home on Shadeland Drive, just south of Greenfield, Indiana.
Lora’s parents, Stephen (Steve) Snedegar and Gertrude (Trudy) Snedegar, had moved to Astor, Florida in June of 1981 after selling their Greenfield waste oil business, however, Lora decided to stay behind.
Lora l
... keep reading on reddit ➡That’s all I could remember from this book. I remember the audiobook was on cds and there were multiple cds. Book did contain strong language … mostly profanity from my memory. Been trying to find audiobook for years still can’t place the title.
Full article here
First couple paragraphs:
"Heather Hoover still has the last photo Christine Jessop gave her in 1984. It's a school picture of the nine-year-old in a white blouse with a big smile on her face. It hung on a wall in Heather's home for years, a reminder of the girl she used to babysit, the girl she searched for, and the girl whose death she grieved.
But for the past four months, that photo has unleashed a torrent of new and devastating emotions. In October, Heather learned her ex-husband, Calvin Hoover, is the man police believe abducted, sexually assaulted and killed the little girl.
"I was devastated — totally shocked," said Heather, 63.
In an exclusive interview with CBC News, the only time she has spoken publicly about the revelation, Heather said she's had sleepless nights since that phone call from police. She's asked herself how the man she was once so close with could have done such a horrific thing and kept it a secret, she said.
"Ten years, he didn't show shit. He didn't show nothing," she said. "How does somebody do that?"
Last October, Toronto police announced they had finally solved the 36-year-old cold case that had gripped the nation and initially led to the wrong man, Guy Paul Morin, being convicted for the crime. The break had finally come with the use of genetic genealogy that linked Calvin Hoover's DNA to the crime scene. Hoover died in 2015."
No one is willing to do it.
I am 48(f) and was married to my ex, Jim(49) for 20 years. We have 3 kids 22f, 20m, 18m, and have been divorced for 5 years. Both of us are now remarried but we maintain a good relationship for our kids and because we do like each other. We divorced because Jim was a bad husband and not a great dad when we were together. Jim worked long hours to build a wonderful career while I had to neglect my career to be there for our children. He didn’t truly understand until it was too late. He provided for us and still does provide for our kids. I am grateful for everything he did but admit that I resented him during our marriage because I had to watch his career take off while mine (same career) stalled.
For a little more context, I married a mutual friend (David, 50)of Jim and me (we were both divorced, no cheating was involved) and my ex has never had an issue with it because he knows that we didn’t cheat. We both had a conversation with him at the start of the relationship and he was actually happy for us. Four years ago Jim met Cara(34) and they got married 2 years, it’s her first marriage and they had their first baby last year.
As I mentioned, Jim and I have a great relationship that includes monthly dinner with our children and just us. We have been doing this since we separated 6 years ago so our children understand that we are still a family and it allows our kids an opportunity to share things with their parents and siblings without anyone else.
The issue came up on Easter and I’m not sure if I’m the asshole or justified. We were all at former MIL’s house for the holiday and Cara was going on and on about what a wonderful husband and father Jim is to her and their daughter. I don’t care because I know my ex has more time now than he did when our children were younger. I didn’t really say anything until Cara looked directly at me and asked in front of the entire family why I ever gave Jim up. She also made a comment about me being too busy falling in love with my husband’s best friend. I simply looked back at her and said “you know, Cara, he wasn’t always a great husband and is only so wonderful now because I was willing to make a ton of sacrifices so he could have a successful career, but don’t worry you are very welcome for that.” Almost everyone laughed, including Jim, but Cara was pissed and text me later that night to tell me how hurt she was that I insulted her and her husband at Easter dinner and said I shouldn’t have even been there.
I ignored
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