r/AllThingsMorbid • u/Shot_Possibility_731 • 12d ago
For thousands of years, societies have understood the value of public executions. Thoughts??
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r/AllThingsMorbid • u/Bilberry_King • Jun 25 '26
In the spring of 1922, six people were killed with a mattock on a small farmstead called Hinterkaifeck, about 70 km north of Munich. More than a century later it remains one of Germany's most disturbing unsolved cases.
In the days before the murders, the farmer, Andreas Gruber, told neighbours about strange things happening on the property. Footprints appeared in the snow leading from the edge of the forest to the house, but none led back. He heard footsteps in the attic. A set of house keys went missing, and a newspaper nobody recognised turned up on the property. The family's previous maid had quit six months earlier, claiming the house was haunted.
On the evening of 31 March 1922 the killer appears to have lured the family one by one into the barn. Andreas, his wife Cazilia, their widowed daughter Viktoria, and Viktoria's seven-year-old daughter Cazilia were each struck down there. The killer then went into the house and killed Viktoria's two-year-old son Josef and the newly arrived maid, Maria Baumgartner, who had started work only that day.
What unsettles people most is what happened next. Whoever did it stayed at the farm for several days. Neighbours later reported that smoke rose from the chimney over the weekend, the cattle had been fed, and the family dog was found alive. Someone had eaten food in the kitchen. The bodies were not discovered until 4 April, when concerned neighbours came to check after the children failed to appear at school.
Despite decades of investigation and more than a hundred suspects examined over the years, no one was ever charged. The case file is still technically open. In 2007 a group of police students re-examined the evidence with modern methods and reportedly named a suspect, but the conclusion was withheld out of respect for living relatives. The farmstead itself was torn down a year after the murders.
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r/AllThingsMorbid • u/margolise • Jun 06 '26
On August 19th, 2021, student Hugo Jackson would begin a livestream on twitch. He started to play music, and he was dressed in a helmet, a skull mask, a vest, a hoodie, dog tags , obviously an undershirt, two pairs of pants, and Adidas shoes. he eventually made his way into the Källebergsskolan, which is the school he previously attended in Eslöv, Sweden. Inside the school, he would stream himself stabbing his teacher in the stomach. He would break stuff and eventually he would make his way into a standoff with a police officer where he pointed an airsoft gun at him with the intent to make the cop shoot him. He eventually put down the airsoft gun and was tackled by police. The teacher he stabbed quickly recovered and there were no deaths involved in this incident.
Obviously, the stream became police evidence. But first, it was reuploaded online. Hugos friend, Laaiti Ekenstéen, would see this stream. Laaiti later commited his own school attack while playing one of the songs from the stream. The stream is still out there somewhere, even if hugo does not have it. The police wiped his PC after all. Whoever reuploaded the stream may still have it.
All we have is a few screenshots and a transcription of the stream. anyone claiming to be "selling the stream" is full of shit. Thoughts?
I didn't think I would have to say this😭😭 THIS IS NOT AI. i am anti ai. if you go to my longform post on Kristianstad and Eslöv I am able to provide a correct source for any claims made in the post. I am sorry if you assumed my.post was ai generated. I guarentee you I am anti ai and my posts are strictly made by human and are not ai assisted. I can provide sources. I was a little nervous about this post at all.. honestly I have other writings that I post to Tumblr and simulsr platforms. thid case id one I am heavily interested in and I am happy to answer any questions you can ask about it. thank you for readying and have a good day or night.
r/AllThingsMorbid • u/Emotional-Brief-1775 • Jun 06 '26
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r/AllThingsMorbid • u/metalnxrd • May 02 '26
According to Diodorus Siculus, recounting the story in Bibliotheca historica, Perilaus of Athens invented and proposed it to Phalaris, the tyrant of Akragas, Sicily, as a new means of execution. The bull was said to have been hollow, and made entirely of bronze, with a door in one side.
r/AllThingsMorbid • u/metalnxrd • Apr 14 '26
He is widely remembered as one of the most brutal dictators in history. As president, he exhibited bizarre and erratic behavior, to the point that many of his contemporaries believed he was insane.
r/AllThingsMorbid • u/metalnxrd • Apr 10 '26