Ethan Cole

Every story has a truth.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

Ted Bundy’s Final Interview Before Execution - January 24, 1989.

On January 23, 1989, just hours before his execution, Ted Bundy sat down for one final recorded interview.

He was 42 years old. He had spent more than a decade on death row, and the following morning, he would be executed in Florida’s electric chair.

Across the table sat Dr. James Dobson, a religious broadcaster who had been invited to record Bundy’s final public statement.

The conversation began with a question that left little room for escape.

“You are scheduled to be executed tomorrow morning. What is going through your mind?”

Bundy admitted that he hadn’t come to terms with what was about to happen. He described his emotions as constantly changing - sometimes calm, sometimes overwhelmed by fear.

Then Dobson asked him directly whether he was guilty of killing women and girls.

“Yes, that’s correct.”

For the next hour, Bundy spoke about his childhood, his crimes and what he believed had led him down that path.

He repeatedly discussed his exposure to pornography, claiming it had contributed to his violent fantasies. However, he also stated that he took responsibility for his actions.

At one point, Dobson asked him about the murder of 12-year-old Kimberly Leach.

Bundy broke down in tears and struggled to answer.

The interview ended. The following morning, January 24, 1989, Ted Bundy was executed.

The recording was released to the media on the same day.

But one question remains:

Was Bundy finally trying to tell the truth, or was he still trying to control the story until his very last moments?

[Guy Campbell @nakayleene]

Now THAT is the way to file a complaint.

[Murmur @armouredme]

JENSEN HUANG'S HONEYPOT SCANDAL JUST WIPED OUT BILLIONS IN NVIDIA MARKET CAP

He admitted to an affair with an alleged Chinese spy and traders are actively panic selling the news

Market: https://t.co/d3XV8WVcaI

The fallout so far:
-> NVDA perps took an instant 4% nosedive down to $179.35
-> Zoom out to the 1-week chart and it looks like a straight jump off a cliff from $210
-> Over $1.8M in volume traded in just 24 hours as the panic set in
-> The real fear: California's 50/50 divorce laws could force him to liquidate half his shares

While the timeline is busy posting memes smart money is trading the pure chaos

Is this the most expensive midlife crisis ever or just a generational buy-the-dip moment?

[Murmur @armouredme]

UPDATE: Polymarket stepped in and killed the debate on the $5.4M Tesla Roadster contract 

"Yes" just printed straight to >99% 

The team updated market context with an official ruling:
Tesla's post on X citing 0.81s satisfies the "official Tesla-published time" clause in the rules 

How the order book reacted:
-> Volume exploded from $240K to over $5.4M
-> Over $2M in buy orders stacked at 99.9¢ with zero asks left
-> The second UMA dispute is effectively irrelevant now 

Track the resolved order book:
https://t.co/gCjHgiRSBN

"No" holders traded the literal video wording, but the platform prioritized the official company tweet
In prediction markets, platform clarification always overrides community interpretation

[pmp @pmp1489538]

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[Nate Lake @natelake]

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[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

@Alna1319419 A very touching and beautiful gesture.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

In 2022, Victoria Gonzalez stood in a courtroom and faced the man who took her boyfriend’s life. She was wearing the last shirt he had worn before he died.

On February 14, 2018, 17-year-old Joaquin Oliver was killed in the Parkland school shooting. Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, taking 17 lives and injuring 17 others.

Victoria had once been Cruz’s classmate. She said she had hoped he would find someone who cared about him. She never imagined he would become the reason she lost Joaquin.

In the video below, she stands before Cruz and tells him what the tragedy did to her.

She speaks about losing the person she loved, the fear that followed her, and how difficult it became to trust people again.

Then she tells him:

“I wish you had more love in your heart.”

She was wearing the same shirt Joaquin had worn the night before he died.

Cruz was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

He took 17 lives. But the people left behind are still living with what happened that day.

What would you say to someone who took away the person you loved most?

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

@teddys_oranges With such resilience and a strong core, she’s sure to do just fine in life.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

@Petroomg47 @teddys_oranges Couldn't agree more. After enduring such unimaginable horror, seeing her build a life of purpose and advocacy is truly inspiring. She deserves all the healing and peace in the world.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

In 2022, Victoria Gonzalez stood in a courtroom and faced the man who took her boyfriend’s life. She was wearing the last shirt he had worn before he died.

On February 14, 2018, 17-year-old Joaquin Oliver was killed in the Parkland school shooting. Nikolas Cruz opened fire at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, taking 17 lives and injuring 17 others.

Victoria had once been Cruz’s classmate. She said she had hoped he would find someone who cared about him. She never imagined he would become the reason she lost Joaquin.

In the video below, she stands before Cruz and tells him what the tragedy did to her.

She speaks about losing the person she loved, the fear that followed her, and how difficult it became to trust people again.

Then she tells him:

“I wish you had more love in your heart.”

She was wearing the same shirt Joaquin had worn the night before he died.

Cruz was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

He took 17 lives. But the people left behind are still living with what happened that day.

What would you say to someone who took away the person you loved most?

[Milez @milezxbt]

17-year-old T.J. Lane shot 3 students dead in their school cafeteria. A year later, he faced their families in court and said: "Fuck all of you."

In the video below, he sits with "killer" written across his T-shirt, delivers his statement and raises his middle finger.

On February 27, 2012, Lane opened fire at Chardon High School in Ohio. Daniel Parmertor was 16. Demetrius Hewlin was 16. Russell King Jr. was 17. All 3 died. Another 3 students were wounded, and one of them, Nick Walczak, was left paralyzed from the waist down.

Lane pleaded guilty. At his sentencing in March 2013, the families finally got to speak. "You don't deserve to take another breath while my 16-year-old son lies in the ground," Daniel's mother told him.

Lane had taken off his button-down shirt to reveal the word "killer" underneath. When his turn came, he used it to taunt the people whose sons he had murdered.

The judge gave him 3 consecutive life terms without parole.

3 teenagers dead. 3 more wounded. 3 life sentences.

Should he have been allowed to finish speaking, or should the judge have cut him off?

[CEO @ceojimw]

$NQ weekly plan

Monthly 0.5 FVG sitting perfectly on the Monthly FVL (pips into pips)

is the real HTF long interest zone

Daily FVG + 4H BSL are just intraday zones.

Waiting for Asia to test Daily FVG.

Ideal narrative is PWL sweep and long to 30K+.

https://t.co/XUutfoDABM

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

@Petroomg47 I feel sorry for the man

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

On August 13, 2020, Sherri Papini sat in an interrogation room beside her husband. Detectives were about to tell them that the kidnapping story that had shocked America was never real.

Four years earlier, Sherri disappeared while jogging in California. For 22 days, her family and police searched for her. Then, on Thanksgiving morning, she was found beside a highway - bruised, bound and claiming two women had kidnapped her.

The story made national headlines. Her husband believed her. Thousands of people followed the search.

But investigators had found male DNA on her clothing. In 2020, it led them to her former boyfriend, James Reyes.

In the video below, detectives confront Sherri with what they discovered.

“The DNA doesn’t lie. His DNA was on you.”

She puts her head in her hands.

“No. There’s no way it’s James.”

Then her husband asks a question that changes the entire room:

“Do you think I want her anywhere around my kids or around me at this point?”

He had spent years believing his wife had been taken from him. Now he was hearing a completely different story.

In 2022, Papini pleaded guilty to staging her kidnapping and lying to the FBI. She was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay more than $300,000 in restitution.

For 22 days, America searched for a missing woman. But what happens when the person you spent years trying to protect is the one who deceived you?

What would you have done in Keith’s place?

[AI Pulse @AIPulseNewsX]

THE BIGGEST IPO IN HISTORY COULD START THIS WEEK. AND I THINK MOST PEOPLE ARE GONNA WATCH THE WRONG NUMBER.

anthropic's roadshow can start as early as tuesday. reportedly $1.5-2T valuation, around $100B raised, ticker ANT on nasdaq, trading before thanksgiving

everyone's gonna talk about the $2T and yeah it's insane. but i went through the S-1 last week and that's not what stuck with me

revenue went up 14x to $16.3B in the first half of 2026. gross margin went from 12% to 85%. sounds amazing right

then you see ~$417B locked in for future compute. and most of the revenue is pay as you go, nobody's locked in. in january customer spend dropped like 20% in two weeks

so the bills don't move but the customers can leave whenever. thats the actual bet

and a big chunk of that margin jump is cheaper models + price cuts. good for us as users lol. not so good if openai or google go even lower

so on day one i'm not really watching the price. i'm watching who buys

if big funds pile in, every lab keeps burning billions on compute and the price war gets faster. if they hesitate i'd expect quiet price cuts, tighter limits and more "premium" plans

either way what we pay for AI next year kinda gets decided in the next 3 weeks

would you buy ANT on day one or wait?

[ESC AI @ESC__AI]

There are already more robots than people at this company.
And this is just the beginning.

Figure AI’s headquarters looks like a sci-fi movie right now.
Dozens of humanoid robots are walking the halls, standing in the lobby, and roaming outside.

A few years ago these were expensive prototypes.
Now companies are building entire fleets of them.
They’re not ready to fully replace humans yet.
But when robots start outnumbering people inside their own company - you should pay attention.

We’re watching the early days of something much bigger.

[Pips @OxPips]

MY GROK BOT TURNED A $100 INTO $12,183.36. FIRST $1,527 LONGING KOMA. THEN $5,313 LONGING MOODENG. SAME 3 AI SYSTEMS. TWO BLOCKCHAINS.

14,473 signals scanned. Only 381 passed. 128 closed trades.

Here's the breakdown:

→ Starting balance: $100
→ Final balance: $12,183.36
→ PnL: +$12,083.36
→ Account growth: +12,083.4%
→ Record: 91W / 37L
→ Win rate: 71.1%

Two trades stole the show:

KOMA LONG — BNB Chain
→ 180.1K KOMA
→ 10x leverage
→ +$1,527.19 PnL
→ +610.9% ROI
→ 51 minutes held

MOODENG LONG — Solana
→ 99.2K MOODENG
→ 5x leverage
→ +$5,312.58 PnL
→ +758.9% ROI
→ 59 minutes held

Three systems. Three different jobs:

SCOUT — momentum and risk filters.
FLOW — fees and trade economics.
TRACE — wallet behavior and history.

Only 2.63% of scanned signals passed.

I didn't build Grok Bot to chase every memecoin.

I built it to evaluate opportunities across different networks.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

Imagine spending years believing your wife was kidnapped, only to discover she had been lying to you all along.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

Imagine spending years believing your wife was kidnapped, only to discover she had been lying to you all along.

[Ethan Cole @EthanColeFiles]

On August 13, 2020, Sherri Papini sat in an interrogation room beside her husband. Detectives were about to tell them that the kidnapping story that had shocked America was never real.

Four years earlier, Sherri disappeared while jogging in California. For 22 days, her family and police searched for her. Then, on Thanksgiving morning, she was found beside a highway - bruised, bound and claiming two women had kidnapped her.

The story made national headlines. Her husband believed her. Thousands of people followed the search.

But investigators had found male DNA on her clothing. In 2020, it led them to her former boyfriend, James Reyes.

In the video below, detectives confront Sherri with what they discovered.

“The DNA doesn’t lie. His DNA was on you.”

She puts her head in her hands.

“No. There’s no way it’s James.”

Then her husband asks a question that changes the entire room:

“Do you think I want her anywhere around my kids or around me at this point?”

He had spent years believing his wife had been taken from him. Now he was hearing a completely different story.

In 2022, Papini pleaded guilty to staging her kidnapping and lying to the FBI. She was sentenced to 18 months in prison and ordered to pay more than $300,000 in restitution.

For 22 days, America searched for a missing woman. But what happens when the person you spent years trying to protect is the one who deceived you?

What would you have done in Keith’s place?