#Paul Holes

[nevinslibrary]

Not A Book Friday

This is not quite your typical true crime podcast. For one thing, Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, the two hosts are looking at older cases, and ones that have either been solved, or if they haven’t, they’re so old that they’re not even cold cases anymore. The other difference is that the podcast is very, very, very focused on the forensics of each case. Or, at least however much forensics they have from the time that the crimes happened. That only works because Paul Holes is a pretty famous retired forensics investigator.

So, for each episode (sometimes two episodes) Kate brings in a case, and, they talk about it. Yes, yes, it sounds as though it could be boring, but it isn’t. Especially when they are talking about really old cases. Also, Kate and Paul have such camaraderie and a good back and forth on the show. Even if they’re doing a case that I don’t like quite as much (usually because it’s much more modern than some that they do), they’re still enjoyable to listen to.

A definite must listen for those who like CSI, Bones, or any of the other many forensics shows and books!

Buried Bones

[hamlet-not-hamnet]

haunting him to this day i fear

[pondanimal]

julia

@m1ssunderstanding

[cowgirlkatebishop]

[ahhrenata]

i like these two :)

[nikidontsurf]

PAUL McCARTNEY constantly touching his hair in THE BEATLES: GET BACK

[thestarsarecool]

“I was pretty lucky on the LSD front, in that it didn’t screw things up too badly. There was a scary element to it, of course. The really scary element was that when you wanted it to stop, it wouldn’t. You’d say, ‘Okay, that’s enough, party’s over,’ and it would say, ‘No it isn’t.’ So you would have to go to bed seeing things.

Around that time, when I closed my eyes, instead of there being blackness there was a little blue hole. It was as if something needed patching. I always had the feeling that if I could go up to it and look through, there would be an answer. Now, I could go on about how the wordplay in Bing Crosby’s song ‘Please’ – ‘Oh, Please / Lend your little ear to my pleas’ – might be informing the wordplay in ‘And it really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong I’m right / Where I belong’. The fact is that the most important influence here was not even the metaphysical idea of a hole, which I mentioned earlier, but this absolutely physical phenomenon – something that first appeared after I took acid. I still see it occasionally, and I know exactly what it is. I know exactly what size it is.”

— Paul McCartney on “Fixing a Hole”, The Lyrics

[p1tric7k]

made the bus in seconds flat found my way upstairs and had a smoke and somebody spoke and I went into a dream

[sunskaiis]

recently (2+ weeks ago) read the tf2 comics and i haven’t been normal about it since so i redrew some of my favorite panels for funsies <3

[rhetthammersmithhorror]

Ghost of Dragstrip Hollow | 1959

[tightjeansjavi]

Ridley Scott really put three of the hottest and talented men in Hollywood rn into one movie and we just let him get away with it? 🫠

How am I supposed to focus on just one of them on the screen??

You’re gonna make me choose just one??

I have 3 holes for a reason smh 😔🙏🏻

[mista-enjoyer]

I DID IT!!!

I love these skrunkly old guys

(they r trying their best)

[kyurochurro]

WOAH!! 4 of them 🤔✨🌷🎸🎶🇬🇧

been watching A Hard Day’s Night a lot during these finals weeks!! have some Beatles :D

extra B&W version!!

[menlove]

losing mutuals to the beatles obsession is fine but losing mutuals who have been flooding my dash w like. kpop and hockey rpf for YEARS to beatles posting is simply. laughing-duck-with-cigarette.gif

[playypause]

Tank Girl - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

art direction & design: Barbie

illustrations: Jamie Hewlett

photography: Suzanne Tenner

[chaptertwo-thepacnw]

malibu, hole |1998|