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love myself a cockroach of a character. i look at them and go āhow is that fucker not dead? they should be dead. they should be dead ten times over. how are they not?ā and 90% of the time the answer is a combo of sheer stubborness and homosexuality
tis the season to remember Medjed aka The Smiter, an invisible egyptian deity with laser eyes and nonbinary swagger:
rotating them gently in my mind as they do a spiffy little dance number
please know that at any given moment Medjeh is occupying prime real estate in my brain as they perform an emotive interpretive dance based on the following artistic depiction:
Ok so I looked up Medjed, and apparently they look like that because they are supposed to be invisible but like, how exactly does one illustrate something that's invisible? So it's possible that the Egyptians, unsure of what else to, put a sheet over them to try and depict the fact that they're invisible in a way that could still be depicted.
So, with this in mind, since they are supposedly unable to perceived, one may wonder if they are Among Us as we speak.
Also note that, literally every other character in egyptian mythology and art is consistently painted en-profile. everyone, from the slaves to the gods is en-profile. But Medjed isnt, Medjed is looking at the observer Always at the observer. Medjed might be the first character in the narrative tradition to break the fourth wall. (its certainly the oldest I am aware of).
#I have never felt more represented
forbidden knowledge
Can we see this frame by frame? Please and thank you.
Yes Here Are All The Frames
THAT IS NOT WHAT WAS ASKED FOR

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Harvard Law School? āThatās right. ā But thatās a top-three school. ā I have a 4.0. ā Yes. But your major is fashion merchandising. Harvard wonāt be impressed that you aced History of Polka Dots.
Legally Blonde (2001) dir. Robert Luketic
āThere is love in me the likes of which youāve never seen. There is rage in me the likes of which should never escape. If I am not satisfied in the one, I will indulge the other.ā
Mary Shelley, Frankenstein
Also idk if y'all are dweebs about local legends and obscure historical facts and monuments and cool things in your city that are likeā¦..unconventional I guess
But thereās this website called AtlasObscura.com where you can literally put in ur zip code or ur city or ur state and itāll literally show you a map and list of a bunch big super cool interesting sometimes spooky things in ur area!!!
Like if youāre into crypts and catacombs and history and legends and unusual attractionsā¦.this is ur best bet
Especially if youāre visiting a city (like Boston cough) where you want to not solely do the popular overpriced and over packed typical tourist shit this summer!!!
The La Loche shooter sentencing concluded today.
A 20 year old man, who was 17 at the time of the shooting, was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 10 years for the first degree murders of Adam Wood and Marie Janvier. And life in prison with no chance of parole for seven years for the second degree murders of brothers, Dayne Fontaine and Drayden Fontaine, who were also his cousins.
Sentences to be served concurrently and not consecutive due to the age of the shooter at the time of the murders. He cannot be named until the 30 days appeal process is over.
Judge Janet McIvor called the shootings āsenseless and ācoldy horrificā and said they āwere planned to inflict the maximum damage possibleā noting that the shooter had researched various related topics and had planned the attack on a day when certain people would or would not be around.
Earlier today the Crown asked for a No-Contact order to be made after complaints that the shooter was contacting people at the school. (One twitter feed Iāve been following says 2 dozen names were added to a non-contact order, however another twitter feed says the Judge would not agree to this order, telling the shooter if he doesnāt want to cause more harm, he wonāt contact people he shouldnātā¦)
The Death of Julia Johnson
Spring on the prairies often suddenly and with little warning. The weather becomes warm, snow melts quickly, the days are much longer than remembered. But winter usually does not let go of her grip until it is almost summer. And on a typical spring day, 25th April 1928, five-year-old Julia Johnson disappeared.
Julia Johnson was the daughter of immigrant parents living at 138 Austin Street in Winnipeg. She was described as a pretty and shy girl who rarely ventured far from home. That day, Julia was playing with a tennis ball near her home while waiting for a friend to come home from school. According to the Winnipeg Free Press, Mrs. Johnson had spoken to her daughter and that a neighbour, Mrs. Pauline Kral, who was close to the Johnsons and mother of Juliaās friend, Elizabeth, had seen Julia playing just before she vanished. Mrs. Kral said that she told Julia not to go anywhere, and that Julia replied, āNo I wonāt. Iām just playing here.ā
Five minutes later, Mrs. Johnson went to check on Julia, only to find that the little girl was gone.
Julia was last seen wearing a red and black dress, black shoes, fawn-coloured stockings, and a brown hat. She was about forty pounds, had blue eyes, and dark brown hair.
Location of 138 Austin Street
The police searched the neighbourhood that afternoon and interviewed locals. Boy scouts, school children, and neighbours joined in the search, looking in parks, allies, and sewers. Authorities brought in trained sniffer dogs to search around the Johnson home, but turned up nothing.
The police noted that behind the Johnson home was the Green River Building, at 187 Sutherland Avenue. The building was vacant, and the lot between it and the Johnsonās was rented by a blacksmith, called Nathan Taplinsky, to store wagons used for hauling scrap metal. His smithy was at 190 Sutherland Avenue. Taplinsky was questioned, as he was known to chase children off his wagons so they would not hurt themselves. Taplinsky stated to police that he had last seen Julia with some other children in the lot at about 2:00 PM as he was leaving for home.
Location of 187 Sutherland Avenue
Between 3:00 and 3:30 PM, Julia was seen playing with her ball across from her home. This was about the time that the Mrs. Johnson Ā and a Mrs. A. J. Newmark spoke to Julia and saw her for the last time. At 3:50 PM, Mrs. Kral was at her home at 136 Austin Street when she last saw Julia. Five minutes later, Mrs. Kralās son, Alfred, came home and asked if she had seen Julia, as Mrs. Johnson was looking for her. Mrs. Johnson was much distraught by Juliaās absence, as she was very shy and would not wander off on her own. Mrs. Johnson would contact the police at 4:30 PM, and Constable McKim would be the initial responding officer.
Due to its proximity, and Taplinskyās wagons being a popular hang out spot, McKim and John Johnson, Juliaās brother, went to the Green River building. However, they found it locked and secured and searched no further. After nightfall, the search was called off, though police continued to patrol the neighbourhood for the rest of the night.
The following day, as Julia was not being found, the thought of foul play crossed the officersā minds and the Detective Division was called in. Inspector R. R. MacDonald took charge of the case. The detectives were at a severe disadvantage. If Julia had been abducted, then no commotion had been made. Unless it was someone she knew. Furthermore, there had only been five minutes between the last time Mrs. Johnson had seen her daughter, and when she realized Julia was missing.
A door to door search commenced and all neighbours were questioned. Several noted seeing a middle aged man in the neighbourhood the day Julia went missing. They described him as anywhere between 45-65, wearing dark clothing, unshaven and possibly being Eastern European in appearance. The witnesses were taken to the Rupert Street police station and asked to point the man out from a photo lineup. All the men the witnesses picked out were already in custody and were promptly eliminated from their suspect pool.
The Johnsons were devastated by Juliaās disappearance, and while they did not have much money, they put up a $50 reward ($741 CND in 2017), which was increased to $2,000 (nearly $30,000 in 2017) with donations from the Winnipeg Free Press, Winnipeg Tribune, and the Winnipeg Police commission. The publicity of the case and the reward money brought in tips from as far afield as British Columbia and Santa Monica. Many of the tips were sadly useless. Many spiritualists and mediums claimed to have made contact with Julia, but lead to nothing.
Mrs. Johnson did cope well with her daughterās disappearance, having ātaken to her bedā while Mr. Johnson kept searching.
Legitimate tips did produce leads for the police. One tip pointed to a neighbour with a lengthy criminal record. When police went to question him, he refused to talk. The police were eventually forced to let him go as they had nothing on him. In 1929, the man faked drowning in the Red River and ran away to Seattle, Washington. He eventually got into trouble with the Seattle police, was arrested, and when questioned, the man mentioned that he was in trouble in Winnipeg. The man was promptly deported to Canada and after reaching Winnipeg, was questioned by police. However, the man continued to refuse to talk about Julia and the police had to let him go. This was apparently the last time Winnipeg police had contact with him.
The police would continue searching for Julia. In 1929, Police searched a massive area of Winnipeg. Every empty building was searched, including the Green River Building behind Juliaās home.
A machinist named Wilfred Adams was hired by Muzeen and Blythe Machinists to start working on the Green River building to get it back in working order. Adams was to dismantle a large boiler in the basement. On 22nd March 1937, Adams would make a gruesome discovery. At 2:00 PM, Adams cut open the combustion chamber of the boiler and found the mummified remains of a young girl. A hat and tennis ball lay in the boiler with the tiny body.
It was Julia Johnson.
Julia was fully clothed. She laid in a U-shape so that the head and feet were almost touching. One shoe was off her foot. The ulna and radius bones were separated at one elbow. X-rays showed that Julia had a fractured pelvis, but no other wounds. There was no sign of strangulation when examined. Juliaās body was sent to the University of Manitoba to be examined by Dr. Daniel Nicholson of the Pathology Department. Test conducted on her clothing for blood or sperm only found blood on one of her stockings. Ā
The case was re-opened. The first task was to determine who had access to the Green River building. The last owner had been the N. P. Beverage Company owned by Walter Hamilton. The business had closed down and the building vacated on 7th April 1928. Hamilton was tracked down and stated that there were two keys to the building and both had been given to John Godwin of the Montreal Trust Company, who was the rental manager of the building.
Godwin, by this time, was living in Toronto. He remembered Juliaās disappearance and said that he had gone to the building and checked that it was locked up and secure. Godwin stated that he had then gone to Nathan Taplinsky, had given him a key, and arranged to have Taplinsky check on the building meters and to let in prospective tenets to view the building. According to Godwin, and with business partner, Abraham Bulstein, as a witness, Taplinsky had told Godwin to hang the keys on a nail in the door post. Godwin said that he had used the key several times and had always put it back on the nail. He remembered that the key should have been with Taplinsky when Julia went missing.
Police located a William Clark, a Winnipeg Hydro Meter reader from 1928, who stated that he had obtained the key to the Green River building from Abraham Bulstein at the blacksmith shop. After Clark had finished his inspection, he had put the key back.
Unfortunately, Inspector MacDonald, head of the initial investigation, had passed away in 1936. It was therefore impossible to know how the police had gained access to the building or if the boiler had been checked in 1928.
On 8th April 1937, detectives brought in Taplinsky and Bulstein for questioning. Taplinsky stated, just as he did in 1928, that he had seen Julia playing with other children around his wagons at about 2:00 PM. He chased them off, and that was the last time he saw her. Taplinsky denied that the Green River building key had ever left his shop that day. When pressed, Taplinsky became nervous and started to cry, but maintained that the key never left his shop. Bulstein denied seeing Julia that day and affirmed Taplinskyās statement that the key had never left the shop.
While the investigation continued, an inquest was held regarding the evidence. The jury concluded that ā⦠from the evidence submitted, we the jury find that the deceased, Julia Johnsonās death was from causes unknown, and we are entirely dissatisfied
with the conflicting evidence submitted by GODWIN (Rental Mgr.), CLARK (Meter Reader), TAPLINKSY and BULSTEIN (Blacksmiths).ā
The investigation ground to a halt. No new evidence would turn up. No new suspects were questioned. Nothing. The Julia Johnson case has remained unsolved for 90 years, and will likely go down as Winnipegās own Babes in the Wood case. It is still unknown if Julia was murdered, or if she had suffered a tragic accident. It is unknown what happened to the neighbour who faked his death and fled Winnipeg just after Juliaās disappearance. Did he have anything to do with her? How did Julia end up in the boiler? From the position of the body, she must have been placed there. Was Julia snatched, or was she lured away?
But what is important to remember is that a family suffered a tragedy. The loss of a young child must have ripped a hole through Johnsons. Their only consolation was finding the body and laying her to rest.
Five minutes can change everything.
Sources:
http://www.winnipeg.ca/police/history/story5.stm
http://historicnews.blogspot.ca/2011/08/julia-johnson-mystery-winnipeg-1928.html
http://kidnappingmurderandmayhem.blogspot.ca/2012/03/little-julia-johnson-unsolved-murder-in.html

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iām sending the best of vibes to my fellow true crime āfansā, hereās some colours for your feeds š
Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested in Sacramento on Tuesday. The 72-year-old man, who is believed to have been a police officer, is said to be the Golden State Killer.
Police just arrested alleged East Area Rapist/Original Night Stalker,Ā
The Marysburgh Vortex: Canadaās Bermuda Triangle
Many strange things have occurred on the eastern side of Lake Ontario.Ā Forming a triangle from Wolfe Island, Ontario to Point Petre, Ontario, to Mexico Bay, New York, the area is known for its many shipwrecks, disappearances, magnetic anomalies and other paranormal activities. Over 100 shipwrecks have occurred, including the vessels Eliza Quinlan (1883),Ā BavariaĀ (1889),Ā George A. MarshĀ (1917), and Star of SuezĀ (1964). In 1900, the schooner Picton vanished on a clear day in late June. The schooner was captained by J. Sidley, who took his 12-year-old son, and a crew of five, to Belleville, Ontario to drop off a load of coal. A strong wind took her top sail, and two following vessels witness her vanish into thin air. All that was found was a sailorās cap until a bottle was found by a boy in Sackettās Harbor, New York. Inside the bottle -- corked, sealed, and wrapped in wire -- was a note scrawled in pencil saying:Ā
āHave lashed Vessey to me with heaving line so will be found together, J. Sidley, Pictonā
Many people familiar with the Marysburgh Vortex have noted its magnetic anomalies, especially those that effect compasses. Current marine charts of the area show a noticeable and unusual ring shape feature 25 kilometres south of Kingston, noted as Charity Shoal. Located 25 feet underwater, the shoal is one kilometre in diameter and is a near perfect circle. It was recently studied by the National Geophysical Data Centre (NGDC) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The NGDC noted:Ā
āThe origin of the feature remains unknown. Although a sinkhole in the limestone terrane is a possibility, an origin related to a meteor crater, that was subsequently glaciated, seems more likely. Aeromagnetic mapping by the Geological Survey of Canada revealed a negative magnetic anomaly over Charity Shoal, which is a characteristic feature of simple impact craters.ā
In 2013, the Universities Space Research Association (USRA), an non-profit research corporation, completed a study of the Charity Shoal Structure (CSS) and found its origins to beĀ ā... uncertain but it has been interpreted as an Ordovician age meteorite impact.ā This would put the CSS at about 460 million years of age. The USRA found magnetic anomalies that could not be accounted for around the CSS as well. It could be that the mineral deposits or deformation of the crust by the meteor could be the cause of the magnetic anomalies. Meteorites often come in two forms: stoney and of iron-nickel or parts of small planets when the solar system was formed.ā Should an iron-nickel meteorite be the cause of the CSS, it would rival Arizonaās Barringer Crater; formed by an iron-nickel meteor about 160 feet in diameter.Ā
Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marysburgh_vortex
http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/king-did-a-meteor-strike-give-birth-to-the-mysterious-bermuda-triangle-of-the-north
Police in Quebec City are asking for the public's help locating a missing two-year-old girl, Rosalie Gagnon. Her mother was also reported missing earlier Wednesday, but she has since been found and is being questioned by police.
Just want followers to know about this and maybe keep an eye out if youāre in the area

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i aint risking being a weak ass ghost
(via The mysterious murder case that inspired Margaret Atwoodās āAlias Graceā)