[QUOTE=Boyo Jim]
No no, the deepest depth is that nurses aide who hit the guy with her car, drove home with him stuck through the windshield, and left him to die in her garage, while she periodically returned to watch. This was a few years back, at the moment I’m not finding a link.
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A similar story from my own proud neighborhood a few years back—which, while not as heartless, is certainly a competitor for disgustingness: the young man who, driving home drunk from a bar with a friend in the passenger seat, maneuvered too close to a telephone pole, causing his pal (who’d been hanging his head out the window) to be decapitated by a guy wire. The driver, failing to notice (or later claiming so) his friend’s headless corpse spouting blood and gore from the neck stump, successfully drove the remaining ten miles to his home, went inside, and passed out in his blood-soaked clothes.
“John Hutcherson, covered in blood and visibly inebriated, was arrested in bed on Sunday morning after a local resident out on a stroll observed a headless, bloody body hanging out of the 21-year-old man’s truck,” according to a news article.
[QUOTE=Guinastasia]
IIRC, he would plead for his life, or for her to get help, and she just said something like, “I can’t, I can’t ruin my life” or something to that effect.
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I’m not sure if they ever determined whether or not he was able to speak in the 2 hours after the accident.
What I never quite understood was the “homeless” status of the victim (Biggs). The media photographs were of him in a suit, and his family kept talking about certain events that he wasn’t able to attend due to his death. Was he just between residences, or was he actually living on the streets or in shelters?
[QUOTE=Really Not All That Bright]
Not to trivialize an admittedly heinous crime, but would it be better if he raped her before killing her?
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What’s really depraved is abusing the corpse in the driveway. Decent people do that stuff in private.
For truly depraved depravity, I fondly remember the guy who set his mother on fire, and then told the court it was an act of “our-son”.
“John Hutcherson, covered in blood and visibly inebriated, was arrested in bed on Sunday morning after a local resident out on a stroll observed a headless, bloody body hanging out of the 21-year-old man’s truck,” according to a news article.
[QUOTE=chowder]
It now emerges that the accused inserted pieces of concrete and cement powder into the girls mouth and genitals in an attempt to destroy any DNA he left behind
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FYI, if you haven’t read it, they’re mounting (heehee!) a new defense of the guy’s conviction for sex with a dead deer, because in a different case a court determined that sex with dead humans wasn’t illegal in Wisconsin, so imprisoning someone for sex with a deer would kinda be overkill.
[QUOTE=chowder]
Guy out for an early morning constitutional spots a headless body hanging out of a car.
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Maybe it’s an american thing, but when I hear the words “morning constitutional”, I think of someone taking a dump.
So, when I read that choice of phrase in your post, the guy must be taking care of business on the front lawn, like a dog. Depravity, indeed! Will it never end?
[QUOTE=JRDelirious]
:eek: :smack: :mad:
OK, help me here, was it one of the CSIs or one of the Law & Orders that already did a show with THAT plot? Surely one of them must have… and the other now will…
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CSI did it at least once. Don’t know about Law and Order. In CSI the corpse-rapist was an obnoxious asshole who made his living selling footage of drunk young women flashing their boobs. Like that real-life guy, whats-his-name.
[QUOTE=Boyo Jim]
FYI, if you haven’t read it, they’re mounting (heehee!) a new defense of the guy’s conviction for sex with a dead deer, because in a different case a court determined that sex with dead humans wasn’t illegal in Wisconsin, so imprisoning someone for sex with a deer would kinda be overkill.
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Don’t be too rough on him. He prooly wasn’t popular in high school and always had to go to the dances stag.
[QUOTE=lobotomyboy63]
Don’t be too rough on him. He prooly wasn’t popular in high school and always had to go to the dances stag.
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Wasn’t he the kid who wore white(-tie-and-)tails to the prom?
