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The Lead Masks Case (1966) - Two men found dead on a hill in Brazil. 
Lead masks over their eyes, a notebook with instructions nobody wrote, 
and a cause of death that was never determined. Still unsolved after 
59 years. [Documentary]
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The Lead Masks Case (1966) - Two men found dead on a hill in Brazil. Lead masks over their eyes, a notebook with instructions nobody wrote, and a cause of death that was never determined. Still unsolved after 59 years. [Documentary]

Put together a full documentary on this case. 13 minutes, no filler - just the scene, the failed autopsy, and the three theories that still don't hold.

[https://youtu.be/v19G-aHzBwA\]

u/Cute-Channel-6253 — 1 day ago
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Case remains closed on infant murder, Wash Co DA Walsh wants this to go away

There was a thread on here 7 months ago when the father was found not guilty. Immediately after the trial was over, Washington County DA Jason Walsh decided that was that and the case was closed despite an alarming amount of suspicion and evidence pointing toward the step grandmother who Oliver George, the infant, was dropped off to. There is a Facebook group “Justice For Oliver” that was just created and is gaining steam. Please join for those of you interested in insight from those that attended the trial. The mother of Oliver is angry and would like this to gain attention of to put some pressure on the county and the DA. The father who was falsely imprisoned for four years wants justice for his son as well.

My personal witnessing - I was in attendance every day of the trial and have a family member related to the infant victim.

For four years the mother of the baby’s family and other families that are related were told that DA Walsh “had it in the bag”. Siblings of this baby had to go through life for those four years believing that their father was a murderer. Everyone involved was told that there was an “overwhelming amount of evidence”.

Imagine the horror for the family when all of this stuff about the step-grandmother was revealed in real time. Nobody had a clue how extensive her history with CYS was and the ridiculous call logs and not calling 911 for a good 3.5 hours after she received the infant. She kept changing stories in forensic interviews but apparently it did not sound the alarms enough for them to keep pursuing her and instead threw the father in jail based on a supposed statement. No physical evidence… no blood…no DNA…no fluids…nothing.

u/Different_Ad_2268 — 5 days ago
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Karel Novak - He crossed the Iron Curtain with no papers, spoke 6 languages, and was investigated by communist secret police for 26 years. He died without a name. [Documentary]

Put together a full documentary on this case. 13 minutes, no filler.

In 1955, a man turned up at a Czechoslovak border crossing without papers. He claimed to be deaf and mute. He was neither. He spoke six languages fluently - Czech, Slovak, German, English, Polish, Russian - and had knowledge of military tactics, Marxist theory, and European history that matched no identity he was willing to give.

Secret police investigated him for 26 years. He joined the Communist Party. He served in the military and became the best marksman in his unit. He photographed military buildings. He claimed, at one point, to be the son of Otto von Habsburg.

He was eventually released. He died in 1981. His apartment showed signs of a prior search. An unexplained radio transmitter was found among his belongings.

He never said who he was. Nobody figured it out.

[https://youtu.be/R35CuxXlIag\]

u/Cute-Channel-6253 — 4 days ago
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S.C. Supreme Court Strikes Down Alex Murdaugh's Murder Convictions

He's getting a new trial due to the interference of Becky Hill.

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u/nrdz2p — 8 days ago
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Christine Chubbuck became the first person to die by suicide on live

In 1974, Florida news reporter Christine Chubbuck became the first person to die by suicide on live television.

She was 29 years old.

During a morning broadcast, Christine read a short report about technical problems at the station.

Then she looked into the camera and said: “In keeping with Channel 40’s policy of bringing you the latest in blood and guts, and in living color, you are going to see another first: attempted suicide.”

Moments later, she pulled out a gun and shot herself behind the ear.

The station quickly cut to black, and she was rushed to the hospital.

She died hours later.

Christine had struggled with depression for years and had spoken about suicide before, but many of her coworkers did not realize how serious it had become.

u/real_kingly — 14 days ago
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What is everyone’s favorite episodes of FF?

I have seen definitely a lot of FF episodes, and if I had to estimate I’ve seen most of them, but not all.

I was wondering if some of you could just drop some of your favorite episodes or any ones that you guys think are worth watching! It does not have to be any particular season, but I’m just interested in hearing about your recommendations.
Thanks!

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u/Fast_Grass_5178 — 11 days ago
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UPDATE: Ocean City woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing two people in Berlin | Latest News | wboc.com

Maria Guiffrida attempted to murder her ex and his new lover when she broke into their Berlin, MD home and stabbed the couple with a knife. The woman escaped after Maria stabbed her in the leg, while Giuffrida's estranged husband suffered more serious wounds and had to be airlifted to the Shock Trauma hospital in Baltimore.

Guiffrida is being held without bail and has been charged with Attempted First Degree Murder, Attempted Second Degree Murder and Assault.

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u/Zealousideal-Mood552 — 8 days ago
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The Isdal Woman (1970) - Norway's most studied unidentified person. She had 9 false identities, a coded diary, and every label cut from her clothing. Still unknown after 55 years. [Documentary]

Put together a full documentary on this case. 13 minutes, no fluff - just the evidence, the reinvestigation, and the three theories that still don't hold cleanly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP91OffayS8

u/Cute-Channel-6253 — 12 days ago