#crime-solving girls

[furryservie77-blog]

We have a mystery to solve with these crime-solving girls at Catilandi. They're Sarika and Aasha. They're here to solve a problem to look for the clues everywhere in the cat-themed city for their secret mission.

Sarika is a jaguar who becomes a detective person who spies everything at Catilandi. She likes to use her magnifying glass to spy with her eye, solving the clues, investigating and finding out the mysteries in the treasure. She is voiced by Janice Kawaye.

Aasha is a raccoon who is very clever at cleaning. She likes to clean up the mess at Catilandi, becoming a real cleaner, dusting up the whole place and tidying up everywhere in the whole city. She is voiced by Jessica DiCicco.

[theunholyvirginemilyprentiss]

I feel like the Criminal Minds fandom is so unproblematic compared to most other ones, which is hilarious to me, because we’re the type of people who unwind by watching people being violently and brutally murdered.

Live footage of the CM fandom bonding murder style with memes and thirst posts:

[ness-illustration]

Claireada re game with alternative western style outfits pls capcom

[coolsvilleprincess]

Today's warm up, the lads. Tomorrow??? Who really is to say.

[asalesbian]

Clara & a partial inventory i drew during my Victoriocity relisten for the final day of @podcastgirlsweek!

[assiraphales]

one thing about me is I will always choose the monster of the week over an Big plot

[grabyourpillow]

One thing I like about Tatort Saarbrücken is that, except for Das Herz der Schlange when Adam gets rightfully innocented, solving the case usually brings no joy at all.

Both in Das Fleißige Lieschen and Die Kälte der Erde, the culprits were only driven to do what they did because of an abusive system that failed them.

Lida's brother got publicly beaten to death in a fucking working camp for a crime he didn't commit, and then she had to watch for years as the company claimed to never have employed exploited workers.

Alina's ex could despite her wishes, stop the adoption process of Alina's daughter, and stalk and harass her with no consequence. No wonder she took matters in her own hands, driven by desperation and her wishes for her daughter's future.

The tennis player woman in episode one reported Eric Hofer who literally threatened to break her arms, and nothing happened.

Adam tried to report his abusive father as a child and, you guessed it, nothing happened.

This is a cop show who repeatedly demonstrates the failure of the law to protect those who actually needed protection.

[bonerot19]

endlessly funny how many cop shows revolve around a Little Weirdo That Can Solve Crimes Better Than The Cops. indicative of a wider understanding, even from people who like cops, that there is usually someone else who can do their job better than them

[helluvamystery]

I'm trying to keep an open mind as I pay veil guard, cause I've come into this with such a negative mindset about the writing that it's making me judge everything else about it way too harshly! It's a negative trait I recognize and try to fight down even though I LOVE being a hater! The dialogue sucks ass so far tho I genuinely thought it was gonna reveal we were in one of varric's 'I'm lying to make everything look way cooler ' narrations from da2 (God I miss those)

Anyway point of this post is that Neves introduction literally made me forget all that shit and clutch my heart in instant adoration, so I'm extremely predictable again

[minwilder]

show tempe gang crossover with the morris islanders would actually have been the best episode of bones ever. btw

[stariez13]

happy pride!!!!!!! in honor of pride month i’m giving you a list of things you can do because you’re gay!

scream at people randomly

commit arson

kiss a boy

kiss a girl

kiss a lamppost (idfk)

wear a skirt

wear a suit

just be yourself cuz we love you

[necromycologist]

gotta say i love the sheer bitchiness of everybody in lockwood n co. im SERIOUS.

[cuteniarose]

Sometimes I wish I had more people interested in my creations, but then I get hit by thoughts like “Imagine the outrage you’d be faced with if your Avatar Suiren AU was more popular. This is the fandom that still cannot ‘forgive’ Korra for SOMETHING THAT WAS DONE TO HER, calling her the worst Avatar for losing the connection to her past lives (which came about because she HAD RAAVA LITERALLY RIPPED OUR OF HER) and acting like that is somehow a worse offence than, say, inaction leading to genocide. The hate you’d get for intentionally making Suiren the last Avatar would be IMMEASURABLE” and go “… actually, I’m glad that for the most part it’s just @katkastrofa and I–”

(Though then again… would it even be an AU by yours truly if it didn’t contain at least one cancellable offence? 😁)

[benefactordreams]

Hey guys would you be curious if I said I have a story with a little deer ppl society. I made it with my first online friend a while ago :33

[conradscrime]

The Murder of Linda Agostini: Was She Really "Pyjama Girl"?

November 26, 2023

Florence Linda Agostini (Platt) was born on September 12, 1905 in South East London. She travelled to New Zealand at the age of 19, and lived there until 1927, when she then moved to Sydney, Australia.

Linda worked at a cinema and lived in a boarding house on Darlinghurst Road. It was said that Linda liked to drink and party a lot. She married an Italian man named Antonio Agostini in 1930, and it was not a happy marriage.

The couple moved to Melbourne, believing to be because her husband wanted Linda to get away from her partying friends.

In late August of 1934, Linda disappeared. A week later, an unidentified body of whom would later be dubbed "Pyjama Girl" was found in Splitter's Creek, near Albury.

The woman's body was found by a man named Tom Griffith, who was leading a prize bull along the road. Tom saw the body in a culvert running under the road and noted there had been a strong smell of kerosene present.

The body was badly burnt and had been hidden by a hessian grain sack, making it impossible for drivers to be able to see the body.

Pyjama Girl's head was wrapped in a towel, she had been beaten extensively, and upon an X-ray it was discovered she had a bullet in her neck. She was dubbed Pyjama Girl due to her wearing yellow silk pyjamas with a Chinese dragon motif. This clothing was known to be luxurious for the time.

It was determined that Pyjama Girl was petite and in her 20's, though her identity could not be found. The body was taken to Sydney, where it was put on public display. She was preserved at the Sydney University Medical School until 1942, where she was then transferred to police headquarters until 1944.

Some people suggested that Pyjama Girl could be a couple different women that had gone missing in the area, including Linda Agostini. Linda matched the physical characteristics as well as the age. However, New South Wales police did not believe Linda could be Pyjama Girl.

In 1944, 10 years since the discovery, forensic evidence was re-examined, and the body was matched to be Linda through dental analysis.

Linda's husband, Tony, had recently gone back to Sydney, after being held in internment camps from 1940 to 1944. Police commissioner, William MacKay, who had known Tony from before the war, interviewed him and noticed that Tony was quite nervous.

Tony then confessed to killing his wife, Linda, stating that he had accidentally shot her when they lived in Melbourne. Tony drove Linda's body over the state border to Albury, and had dumped her in the culvert. He set Linda's body on fire to destroy the evidence.

Tony was charged with murder and extradited back to Melbourne and tried for murder. He was acquitted on the murder charge but found guilty of manslaughter. Tony was sentenced to 6 years in prison but served only 3 years. He was released in 1948 and deported to Italy, dying in 1969.

While the case is technically solved, many doubt that Linda is the true identity of Pyjama Girl. In a 2004 book, written by historian Richard Evans on the case, he believes that Tony's conviction was the result of police corruption.

It was also stated that Pyjama Girl had brown eyes, while Linda had blue eyes and the two women had different bust sizes and different shaped noses. Richard Evans also claims that 125 women were on the police list of possible identities, and not eliminated or traced.

[abluescarfonwaston]

Nothing like a slow day at work to get some writing done