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Ossuary of the Cemetery Saint Hilaire de Marville, France, ca. 1900

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Freshly cut grass - Hayden Clay

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by spirithiker

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Police footage of inside serial killer David Parker Ray’s purpose built “Toy box”.

1. Gynecology chair his chosen female victims were strapped to with wrist and ankle restraints. 2. & 3. Torture implements including modified sex toys. Naked barbie doll on a stand. 4. & 5. Cabinet filled with books and medical equipment including sedatives. Inside is a modified sex toy with nails protruding from the base to pierce the flesh when inserted in the vagina or rectum. 6. Pornographic images of bound women. Drawings and diagrams created by Ray demonstrating effective torture and restraint of captives. 7. A large dildo attached to a drill device. 8. Purpose built gurney with shackles that slides into a compartment in the wall of the trailer. Victim would be bound there and locked behind a fold up door during the night.

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Ephemeral rain

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Another night

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Théophile Steinlen (French/Swiss, 1859-1923)

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No system but the ecosystem

art by @entangledrootspress

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The death dolls are objects at the Warren’s Occult Museum. The dolls were made with the intention of making a person ill, and eventually die. Supposedly the dolls hold fragments of the victims such as hair. The dolls are centuries old, and they previously belonged to a woman in Connecticut. The woman bought the dolls in Florida, and once she took them home odd occurrences happened. The dolls would disappear and reappear in different spots. The woman would go days without seeing the dolls, until the appear out of the blue. The woman’s son soon began to become ill. Doctors ran multiple tests, but they couldn’t find anything physically wrong. After experiencing bad luck, the woman contacted the Warren’s. Ed and Lorraine took the dolls and put them in their museum.

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by Siobhán O’Dwyer

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Die Nibelungen, Fritz Lang, 1924

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HERMANN NITSCH : Senza titolo (1975)