[ SECRET POST #3809 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3809 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Solstice]



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[Martin Starr, Spider-Man: Homecoming]


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[MacGyver (2016)]











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Comments

Re: True Crime

[sadiesockmonkey]

I'm obsessed with Snapped, though I haven't watched in months. I can watch marathons for hours and I even like to fall asleep to it. I also follow the narrator on Twitter.

I love Dateline and 20/20 and have enjoyed some 48 Hours Investigations (most notably Perfectly Executed, detailing my current favorite murder, the Rafay family murders. It's on YouTube.) The Rafay family murders are so interesting to me because, as a story, there's so much to work with. I wish there were books about it and I'm surprised there haven't been films inspired by it. For whatever reason, the fact that they used The Lion King as an alibi is particularly interesting to me. And then of course, there's the controversy regarding the Canadian LE's decision to employ a Mr. Big sting and the legal fight to have it included in an American courtroom, where it's frowned upon/generally not allowed into trial as evidence. Oh, and I suppose the fact that Sebastian's first lawyer had to be dismissed after entering into a sexual relationship with him. That, too, is of note.

I haven't read any true crime, although I have one of Ann Rule's books (sadly not The Stranger Beside Me) and one detailing prison correspondence with Karla Homolka that are on my to-read list.

And while I haven't listened in several months, I really do enjoy the My Favorite Murder podcast.

Re: True Crime

[(Anonymous)]

Okay, now you have me curious about this Rafay murder story. I don't know if I've heard about that one yet. Will have to give that a look.

(Talk of family murder cases-the Powell family case from a few years back, with the wife who went missing and her husband's murder-suicide involving their children, is one that's always haunted me. Such a tragic, horrifying story.)

I imagine the correspondence with Homolka would be quite eerie to read. And I've heard a lot of good things about Ann Rule's books, but have yet to read them.

Re: True Crime

[(Anonymous)]

https://www.amazon.com/Perfectly-Executed-48-Hours-Mystery/dp/141654531X

Re: True Crime

[sadiesockmonkey]

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