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@0xnikio7 So a woman confessed to being in that house and three hairs at the scene match nobody in the family. And he’s the one doing life? How is that not reasonable doubt?

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@0xnikio7 Police stood at her door, a 7-year-old had been missing for two months, and they just took “he’s at the movies” and left?

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@0xnikio7 He was never charged and Susan was never found. How is everyone so sure she didn’t just leave?

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@adamgrag @0xAidanAi She’s said in interviews that she regrets it and that there were other ways out. The TikTok made a lot of people doubt she meant it

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I rewrote the Gypsy post: the first two paragraphs are maximum bait and the video paragraph is now built around the “Angels Among Us” clip. The first paragraph is 262 characters and the second is 273.

For years a whole town cried over a little girl in a wheelchair with a feeding tube and a shaved head. Her mom said she was dying of leukemia. Habitat for Humanity built them a house. Then the mom was found stabbed 17 times in her own bed, and the girl was gone:

Police found her in Wisconsin, walking on her own two legs. The girl the whole town prayed for had none of the diseases her mom invented, and she’d helped plan the killing with a boyfriend she met online. What she did with that story this March brought the hate right back:

Dee Dee Blanchard spent her daughter’s whole childhood convincing doctors, neighbors and charities that Gypsy was dying. She shaved her head so she’d look like a chemo kid, kept her in a wheelchair and fed her through a tube. Gypsy’s teeth rotted and had to be pulled out. Dee Dee even told everyone her daughter was years younger than she really was.

Gypsy later said that when she tried to run away, her mom smashed her computer and chained her to the bed.

In June 2015 Nicholas Godejohn, the boyfriend she’d met online, came to the house. Gypsy hid in the bathroom while he stabbed Dee Dee in her sleep. A few hours later a post went up on Dee Dee’s Facebook: “That Bitch is dead!” Friends called the police.

Godejohn got life without parole. Gypsy pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and got 10 years. She walked out on December 28, 2023, after about eight and a half, and within days millions of people were following her online.

In March 2026 she joined an influencer’s TikTok trend called “We listen and we don’t judge.” Gypsy said she went to prison for eight and a half years because she... then made a choking sound, crossed her arms in an X and finished: “my own mom.” People were furious. She told TMZ the trend was her idea, that it was supposed to be about accountability, and that “it wasn’t received like we wanted.”

In the video below Gypsy sits in a wheelchair on a stage and sings “Angels Among Us” into a microphone. Her mom stands right next to her in a red jacket, smiling at the crowd. Everyone in that room believed this girl was dying. The only person there who knew the truth was the woman standing beside her.

Was she a victim who finally got out, or did she get off easy? And should she be joking about it at all?

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@0xnikio7 Dr. Flasterstein did say she could stand, and he suspected Munchausen by proxy. Dee Dee told every new doctor the medical records were lost in Hurricane Katrina, so they started from her word

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@0xAidanAi Prosecutors offered her a second-degree plea because of the years of abuse. Godejohn went to trial, and a jury convicted him of first-degree murder in 2018

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@0xnikio7 police caught him at school with a stolen gun and their big solution was to hand him back to the guy who bought him a glock

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Traynor once said: "There never was a Linda Lovelace. I'm Linda Lovelace"

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Deep Throat reportedly made $600 million. Its star, Linda Lovelace, was paid $1,250, and she says she never saw a cent. That's $1 for every $480,000. The man who kept it, she says, held a gun to her head. At 52 she was posing in lingerie because she needed the money.

In the video below, it's 1983 and she's on a Detroit TV show under her married name, Linda Marchiano. Listen to what he told her when she said he couldn't shoot her in front of five people.

She grew up in a protective middle-class family. At 21, she says, she barely knew what a prostitute was.

She met Chuck Traynor while recovering from a car accident at her parents' house. He was charming at first. Later he became her manager and her husband, and by her account, her pimp.

The first time was a hotel room with five men. She was crying and refused. One of the men asked for a refund, and a gun came out. She told Traynor he couldn't shoot her with five witnesses there. He said they wouldn't care, and if she died she'd just be another prostitute who had a bad night.

After that, she says, he beat her every day, and the insults hurt more than the beatings. She had to ask permission to use the bathroom. He went in with her, because the bathroom had a window.

She says he used hypnosis to teach her the act that made Deep Throat famous. People still bring up how happy she looks in it. Nobody asks about the bruises on her legs.

Her father saw the movie and never came looking for her.

She tried to run three times. Once another prostitute gave her away. Another time it was her own mother, after Traynor talked her into sending Linda back.

The film played in ordinary cinemas across the country and kept selling for years. She says none of that money ever reached her.

She finally got out, remarried and had two children. In 1980 she told her side in a book called Ordeal. The publisher made her take a polygraph first, and she passed.

In 1986 she told a government commission: "Virtually every time someone watches that movie, they're watching me being raped."

Plenty of people never believed her. Nobody else on the set backed up the gun story. Traynor admitted hitting her and called it a sex game. Two books published under her name in 1974 described those years as fun.

The lingerie shoot was in 2001, for a fetish magazine. A year later she crashed her car in Denver and died at 53. Traynor died three months after her.

Her sister said her only regret was that he died before she could kill him.

Was Linda Lovelace a victim nobody believed, or did she rewrite her story once it stopped paying?

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The Supreme Court turned down her case in May 2026, and Texas still hasn’t set an execution date. What is it waiting for?

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A Texas woman killed a pregnant 21-year-old, cut the baby out of her body and drove off with it. Hours later she was lying in a hospital bed telling an agent she’d just given birth on the side of the road. She didn’t even have a uterus. Then he asked what happened that morning:

“I was having contractions and stuff and wasn’t feeling good.” That’s Taylor Parker in October 2020, walking the agent through her labor and mentioning that her fiance is “about an hour out.” She’d already refused to let the doctor examine her. The baby girl, Braxlynn, didn’t survive. And Parker’s boyfriend had been watching her “pregnancy” grow for months.

The woman she killed was Reagan Simmons-Hancock, found dead that morning in her home in New Boston, Texas. Reagan had been slashed more than 100 times and beaten with a hammer, and her 3-year-old daughter was in the house. Later that day a trooper pulled Parker over for speeding, and she told him she’d just had a baby.

The fake pregnancy had a pillow under her shirt, fake ultrasounds and a gender reveal party. At the hospital in Idabel, Oklahoma, doctors found she had no uterus, and DNA confirmed the baby wasn’t hers.

In the video below she tells her birth story from the hospital bed. A couple of minutes later investigators tell her they know about the hysterectomy and that she didn’t give birth that morning. She looks at them and asks, “What do you mean?”

In October 2022 a jury convicted her of capital murder and sentenced her to death. In May 2026 the Supreme Court refused to hear her case, and she’s still on death row in Texas waiting for an execution date.

Should Texas go through with her execution, or is life in prison enough?

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@0xnikio7 Bullet holes, blood on the seat, a tire riding on the rim, and police still let her walk away. What does it take to open a trunk in Minnesota?

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@aixeltf church council president with his own set of keysm and he used that same church to photograph a woman he'd just killed. nobody there ever wondered why he was around after hours?

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@0xnikio7 Sentenced to death in 2022 and still no execution date in 2026. What is Texas waiting for?

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@0xnikio7 If she was so terrifield, why fire at all? She was behind a locked metal door and she'd just called 911. Why not wait two minutes?

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@Nepp0x that's exactly where the defense pushed. the video was two weeks before he died, so they argued sepsis from pneumonia, while the pathologist said blunt force injuries to the chest

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On March 20, 2021, a gym camera in a New Jersey apartment complex filmed a dad turning up the speed on a treadmill while his 6-year-old son fell off it face-first, again and again. The boy later told doctors why his father made him run:

Because he was “too fat.” About two weeks after that video, Corey Micciolo was dead. Prosecutors said he died of blunt force trauma to his chest and abdomen, with tears in his heart and liver, and a medical expert ruled it a homicide.

His father, Christopher Gregor, said the bruises came from the treadmill and from playing football, and his lawyers argued Corey died of sepsis from pneumonia. Corey’s mother, Breanna Micciolo, had been fighting him for custody.

In the video below the gym’s own camera shows a grown man standing beside a treadmill as a 6-year-old falls about six times, and each time he gets put back on.

In May 2024 a jury convicted Gregor of aggravated manslaughter and child endangerment but not murder. At his sentencing in August he said, “I didn’t hurt my son. I loved him and I still do.” Breanna told the court he had no remorse and that everything he did to Corey was done out of spite to her. The judge gave him 25 years.

A jury watched this video and still didn’t call it murder. Did they get it right?

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@aixeltf that lines up with what Corey's mom told the court: that everything he did to Corey was done out of spite to her

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@0xJarvi The forensic pathologist testified that Corey died from blunt force injuries to the chest. The defence also claimed the bruises came from the treadmill and from playning football

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@EstaSin0 In the same statement he said he regretted not taking corey to the hospital sooner. Corey's mom told the court he had no remorse

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@0xAidanAi The charge was upgraded to murded to murder after the medical examiner amended the autopsy and ruled it a homicide. The jury went with aggravated manslaughter and child endangerment instead