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Holy shit! My neighbor killed his wife then offed himself
So the other day my neighbor kills his wife, then kills himself. They just released the details of how he did it... Turns out, the guy strangles his wife then takes a zip tie and strangles himself with it!
What a fucking twisted way to go |
shit happening
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where do you live?
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wow that sucks, you know them/close to them?
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He left a note saying he killed her because of money problems. Never know whats going thru some peoples heads |
unbelievable like you said you never know
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people are seriously foooked
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some fucked up people out there
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Still can't understand how "moneyproblems" can drive a man into doing shit like this... Unbelievable:(
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Zip Tie... I have not ever heard of that before.
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If he lives right next to you I would buy his house, rezone your combined properties into three lots and develop on the third one and then sell both the developed and the murder house.
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http://www.swanshadow.com/images/rocket.jpg |
Some people are really insane or are they psycho? nah.
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So she was asking him to buy something and he refused because he had no money and then she never stopped asking and made him furiouse and he killed her and himself.
I am Sherlock Holmes. |
Why kill the wife?
He could taken a life policy out and then 'fallen' under a train or something... Unless of course she was responsible for the money problems and thats why he took her with him. |
I thought I sensed more oxygen whenever I took a deep breath!
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love hurts...
P.S. shitty thread |
he blamed it on money problems, but the truth is really that he couldnt stand having a pornographer for a neighbor
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Sorry to hear that.
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so next week your going to announce your expanding your business?
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this is our fucking world...
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Wow that's harsh
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shitty deal :(
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My wife and I had a townhouse with attached garage, which was adjacent to neighbor's garage. Late one night, we're lying in bed and notice horrible exhaust fumes filling our place. After investigating, we discovered the guy next door, drunk, running his truck in his garage and playing loud country music. My wife called the cops ? they came, and saved his life ? he was already unconcious in a suicide attempt; an attempt that could have killed us in our sleep from his damn fumes...
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really horrible thing I suppose! luckly I wasn't there at the moment!
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Happy Valentine's Day
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Thats seriously one harsh day
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very twisted......
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Wow! What caused Charles Rocket's suicide?
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Ohhhh, he's the Max Headroom guy! Now I know why he looks familiar.
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some people are just messed right up
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ohhhh sorry to hear that...
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That is fucked up... damn
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Rocket recovered from this early career setback and acted in many films, including Earth Girls Are Easy, It's Pat, Dances with Wolves, and Dumb & Dumber, often portraying the antagonist. On the small screen, he managed to secure a series of guest spots on several 1980s sitcoms, co-starred in the failed 1992 comedy-drama series Tequila & Bonetti, and played rival network president Ned Grossberg on the 1980s cyberpunk series Max Headroom. Rocket became well known for his role as Richard Addison (brother to Bruce Willis' David Addison) on the popular comedy-drama Moonlighting and as "Adam" the first "Angel of Death" on CBS's "Touched By An Angel" series. As the 1990s wore on, beneficial roles were few and far between, as Rocket struck out in such box office duds as Titan A.E. and Fathers' Day and in the short-lived 2000 John Goodman series Normal, Ohio on the Fox network. Nevertheless, he found limited success in guest spots on many popular television programs in the late 1990s and early-to-mid 2000s, including Quantum Leap, The King of Queens, Touched By An Angel, and Law & Order: Criminal Intent, the last of which marked his final appearance on network television. He also lent his voice to popular video game titles Star Wars: Starfighter, Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter (as the character "Nym" in both games), Descent 3, and Age of Mythology. His final film role came in the 2003 movie Shade, starring Sylvester Stallone and Melanie Griffith. Charles Rocket's final appearance on television was on the series "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" in 2004. He guest starred playing a bank robber named "Donny DePalma". Coincidentally, the character he portrayed was suicidal. [edit] Alleged Suicide On October 7, 2005, Rocket's body was discovered by police in his yard in Canterbury, Connecticut; his throat had been cut. The Connecticut state medical examiner later ruled his death a suicide. No foul play is suspected. He is survived by his wife Beth Rocket (Crellin), son Zane, and grandson Ruben. Some fans were disappointed over the "tribute" on the October 22, 2005, episode of SNL (hosted by Catherine Zeta-Jones). Declining to show even a short clip, the program simply displayed a brief title card on the way to a commercial. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Rocket |
Jonathan Brandis
On November 12, 2003, Brandis died from injuries he suffered after hanging himself the previous day. He was 27 years old. According to his mother, he went out to dinner with friends, then they went back to his apartment at 650 S. Detroit St. His friends reported that he seemed to be agitated and pacing around quite a bit. He left the room and, approximately 15 minutes later, one of his friends went looking for him and found him hanging by a nylon rope in the second floor hallway of his building. His friends cut him down and called paramedics. Despite efforts to revive him, he was later pronounced dead. The Los Angeles Police Department released a statement regarding his death:
On November 11, 2003, at about 11:40 p.m., a friend of Jonathan Brandis called police to report that the actor had attempted suicide at his apartment, located in the 600 block of Detroit Avenue. Paramedics from the Los Angeles Fire department [sic] responded and transported Brandis to Cedars Sinai Medical Center where he eventually died from his injuries. Brandis' death was announced by hospital staff on November 12, 2003, at about 2:45 p.m." ([1]). Jonathan apparently did not leave a note of any kind. According to his mother, he had no prior suicide attempts, drank socially, quit smoking over two years prior, and did not abuse drugs. There were no personal problems, except for the fact that he could be quite hard on himself. She has also questioned whether his use of the acne drug Accutane may be to blame, citing that one of the clinical side effects has been said to be psychosis and suicide. In a People magazine article, friends were quoted as saying he was lonely and depressed about his career lull. One friend said he knew Brandis drank heavily and had even told friends that he might kill himself. He was also said to be upset when his appearance in Hart's War, a role he hoped would be his comeback, was cut from the film. |
this thread is useless without pics
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Wonder if the golf club will sell quicker now?
(I had to wonder how he did it to himself ....) |
That is just terrible! People killing themselves over money are idiots. Life will move on eventually. Some people can't handle stress at all
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i didnt know brandis was dead....People just do the most random things sometimes
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Sad story. One piece of advice : MOVE ! Because it looks like a dangerous neighborhood.
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act all your neighbours that way ??
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Did you see the obit in the Standard-Times? No mention of the situation but her obit was much more explanatory about her accomplishments
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50 crazy mofos
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