Burn them (inconspicuously)
Killers really need to stop going to Home Depot and Walmart. They should really support mom and pop stores and hope they don’t have casino camera set ups.
I am guessing those stores have murder filters on their pos systems that autoflag certain items purchased together.
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“Hacksaw best tool to dismember” come on man that’s some rookie stuff. Are you dismembering Woverine? You’re cutting bone, you want to use a bone saw.
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I feel like bonesaw is giving away the game. I mean what else are you going to use a bonesaw for? There’s no plausible deniability. But with the other half of the search phrase being “best to dismember my dead wife?” I feel like the jig is up either way.
Well you obviously shouldn’t google anything if you do a murder, it’s way better to just take the time to think things through and muddle through the best you can. Guy like this seems like he doesn’t know anything about anything though, so he’s got to google “how to use hand tools to dismember wife’s body” or whatever. But I think a wood saw blade would probably be better than a hacksaw blade. Those tiny, very fine teeth are just not going to work well at all.
at what point would a sharp hatchet or axe be better? you’re just going head/hands/arms/legs/feet right? i have a fiskars axe or two that i’m sure would go through a wrist or ankle like butter…
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God now I’m thinking about this, but seems like splatter is the main problem between them. With an axe you’re going to have stuff going everywhere whereas with a saw it’s more controlled.
This guy actually had an axe too.
lol hand tools for vivisections:
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I’ll admit I’m not really up to speed on drug prices these days, but $50,000 a week seems a bit extreme for one old dude, yet here it is, in court.
Defense attorney Jim Griffin had asked David Owen, an agent with the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED), whether he learned during the investigation that Alex, a now-disbarred attorney, had been paying as much as $50,000 per week to Smith, a distant cousin and former client, for drugs. Smith had, in turn, allegedly been procuring the drugs from a local gang and now owed them money.
Illustration of how his prices were arrived at
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Less than three hours of deliberations after a six-week trial? And that was probably a stretch. They likely knew in three minutes that everybody thought he was guilty. They believed none of this dude’s bullshit.
As soon as I found out a fifty some year old guy used Snapchat I knew he was guilty of everything.
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crazy story
This all seems like horseshit imo, Qanon lite
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Jesus, she just keeps getting fucked with by clout chasers over and over again and believes every single one of them. The lady who claimed that a boy approached her and told her his name was Johnny and then claimed she had no idea about the case prior to that altercation - just a flat out lie. It was a national story by this point, she would have had to have her head in the sand to not know it.
The phone calls saying “Mom?” A clear prank call by fucking shitheads.
The inmate who claimed he was one of the kidnappers? This shit happens all the time with convicts. They’re fucking bored in prison and say shit to get time with people in the outside world. There are all these details he gives about multiple people being in these cars to abduct Johnny, and yet all eyewitness accounts indicate one person in a car, not several.
I mean, look at this shit. “Producer Paul Sparrow said on the film “Who Took Johnny” that the house had a secret underground chamber with what he thought were children’s initials carved into the wood. (The film did not show independent confirmation for that claim.)”
Its just grifter on top of grifter on top of grifter.
"Weeks after that episode of “America’s Most Wanted” was broadcast, the Omaha World-Herald published a story that said sheriff’s investigators in Colorado had examined Bonacci’s claims about the house and “don’t have any substantiation that Gosch was ever held there or that any laws were violated.”
Then the article spends the next 17 paragraphs breathlessly attempting to affirm clear and disproven satanic panic horseshit, including a government program that induced DID in children.
“Johnny didn’t tell his mother the details of his sexual abuse. But according to Noreen, Johnny told a story that echoed Paul Bonacci’s story”
Yeah, no fucking shit, because people can read the goddamn news and then fuck with you.
CNN should be ashamed for posting something like this. They’re a fucking news site, not Investigation Discovery.
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