This is the pursuit suspect who for 45 minutes lead LAPD in a pursuit, slamming her van into patrol cars multiple times, causing at least one officer to crash and then crashing head on into innocent drivers on the 405 freeway.
-- Edited by Digger on Wednesday 13th of November 2024 03:49:28 PM
The original mirror image is of a dog, but if you bring the mirror image effect closer to the arms and flip the image upside down, you do indeed get Baphomet. It even has the light above its head.
In 2006, this Argentinian police officer was found after an 18-hour search in a state of complete shock. He said "short beings with red eyes" had taken him and he had "memories like he was in his mother's womb." He was found 20 km away he was last seen with his clothes dry despite heavy rain.
In 1982, a little boy was hit in the head with a screaming foul ball, and rather than wait many minutes for EMTS to arrive, Jim Rice scooped him up and brought him to the dugout where he got immediate medical attention and was quickly hospitalized. He is credited with saving the boy's life.
This is Oscar, a cat that was adopted by an old folks home that correctly predicted the deaths of over 100 residents by spending time with them when he sensed they were in their last moments.
The memorial of Matthew Stanford Robison. A grieving dad designed this tombstone of his paralyzed-from-birth son climbing out of his wheelchair and reaching for the sky.
Grave Of Florence Irene Ford. In 1871, at the age of 10, Florence Irene Ford died of yellow fever. Because during her life Florence was terrified of storms, her mother asked that her daughter’s coffin be fitted with a small window, with stairs leading down to the casket so she could comfort her during storms.
This is the pursuit suspect who for 45 minutes lead LAPD in a pursuit, slamming her van into patrol cars multiple times, causing at least one officer to crash and then crashing head on into innocent drivers on the 405 freeway.
-- Edited by Digger on Wednesday 13th of November 2024 03:49:28 PM
The original mirror image is of a dog, but if you bring the mirror image effect closer to the arms and flip the image upside down, you do indeed get Baphomet. It even has the light above its head.
In 2006, this Argentinian police officer was found after an 18-hour search in a state of complete shock. He said "short beings with red eyes" had taken him and he had "memories like he was in his mother's womb." He was found 20 km away he was last seen with his clothes dry despite heavy rain.
In 1982, a little boy was hit in the head with a screaming foul ball, and rather than wait many minutes for EMTS to arrive, Jim Rice scooped him up and brought him to the dugout where he got immediate medical attention and was quickly hospitalized. He is credited with saving the boy's life.
In Guillermo del Toro's 'Crimson Peak', the ghosts were actors in full makeup, enhanced by CGI.
This is Oscar, a cat that was adopted by an old folks home that correctly predicted the deaths of over 100 residents by spending time with them when he sensed they were in their last moments.
Archeologist found this Russia WWII soldier at his post.
Rich vs poor neighbourhoods in Mumbai, India.
-- Edited by Digger on Saturday 18th of May 2024 12:50:37 AM
In “The Silence of the Lambs” (1991), the skull on the movie poster is actually made of naked women – Salvador Dali’s “In Voluptas Mors.”
Oh I never really looked at that pic. Now.I see it 👀
Me too, how many more.bodies, will be found like that. So sad.
And India have the fucking cheek to call us racist.
A man convicted of murder is imprisoned in a wooden cage on a street in China. He will be left to die of thirst, starvation and exposure, circa 1930s.
I would prefer the noose or the electric chair for some of todays sickos.
Jewish woman chased by kids armed with clubs during the Lviv pogroms of 1941.
Eye of Horus and the pineal gland. Thoughts?
The memorial of Matthew Stanford Robison. A grieving dad designed this tombstone of his paralyzed-from-birth son climbing out of his wheelchair and reaching for the sky.
Grave Of Florence Irene Ford. In 1871, at the age of 10, Florence Irene Ford died of yellow fever. Because during her life Florence was terrified of storms, her mother asked that her daughter’s coffin be fitted with a small window, with stairs leading down to the casket so she could comfort her during storms.