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[thecrimecrypt]

Crimes That Shook Britain (Glasgow)

Peter Manuel In 1946, aged just 16, Peter Manuel was jailed for a string of sexual attacks. After his release in the mid-1950s, he became the country's worst serial killer. In January 1956, he stalked Anne Kneilands, 17, at an East Kilbridge golf course, raping and bludgeoning her to death.

That September, he shot Marion Watt, 45, and her daughter Vivienne, 17, as well as Marion's sister Margaret Brown, 41, in their Glasgow home. And Manuel's killing spree continued. In December 1957, Manuel shot taxi driver Sydney Dunn, 36 - and, later that month, Isabelle Cooke, 17, was raped, strangled and buried in a Lanarkshire field.

On New Year's Day 1958, Peter Smart, 45, his wife Doris, 42, and son Michael, 10, were shot in their beds. Manuel was finally caught after being arrested for using stolen money. At Glasgow High Court, Peter Manuel was convicted of eight murders. A coroner later found him guilty of the ninth.

In July 1958, after a last meal of fish and chips, he was hanged at HM Prison Barlinnie.

Colin Norris Glaswegian-born nurse Colin Norris once boasted to colleagues, 'someone always died' on his night shifts. And when Ethel Hall, 86 - admitted with a broken hip - was found unconscious and later died, a suspicious specialist ordered blood tests. She'd been given a massive insulin overdose.

Norris was convicted and sentenced to life for the murder of Ethel Hall, 86, Doris Ludlam, 80, Bridget Bourke, 88, and Irene Crookes, 79, and attempted murder of Vera Wilby, 90.

Norris, 32, had given them lethal doses of insulin at the two Leeds hospitals where he'd worked in 2002.

Murder of Emma Caldwell In May 2005 , Emma Caldwell, 27, was found dead in isolated woods near Biggar. The young woman, a Glasgow prostitute and heroin addict, had last been seen alive in the Govanhill area of Glasgow that April.

Emma's was one of a number of unsolved murders involving sex workers, and sparked a major police operation. Regular clients were interviewed by the Strathclyde force, no arrests were made. Two years after Emma's murder, police charged four Turkish men following a £4m covert operation.

The case later collapsed when evidence was brought into question - and the murder trail ran cold. The case remains open, yet unsolved.

Murder of Angelika Kluk In September 2006, the body of Angelika Kluk, 23, was found under the floor of a Glasgow church. She'd been beaten, raped and stabbed to death. Last to see her alive was church handyman Patrick McLaughlin. DNA on the Polish student's body matched that of Peter Tobin, jailed for rape in 1994 and released in 2004.

The sex offender, who'd been using the alias of Patrick McLaughlin, was arrested. At the High Court in Edinburgh in May 2007, Peter Tobin, 60, was convicted of murder and jailed for life. The case also led to his conviction for the murders of Vicky Hamilton, 16, and Dinah McNicol, 18.

Some speculate that Tobin may also be 'Bible John'.

House of Blood Murders A triple murder at a Glasgow flat in 2004 began with a boozy row between David Gillespie, 42, and Edith McAlinden, 37. After, David and pals Ian Mitchell, 67, and Tony Coyle, 71, lay dead, the walls dripping blood.

McAlinden, her son John, 17, and his mate, Jamie Gray, 16, each pleaded guilty to one count of murder. The teens got 12 years each, McAlinden a minimum of 13.

Bible John Bible John is the nickname given to a serial killer who raped and murdered three woman after meeting them at a Glasgow ballroom between 1968 and 1969.

The killings began in February 1968, when Patricia Docker, 25, was found in a back street battered and strangled with her own stockings. In August 1969, Jemima McDonald, 32, was found dead in a derelict building. And, two months later, Helen Puttock, 29, was strangled with her stockings.

All three had spent the previous evening at Barrowlands Ballroom. Helen's sister Jeannie Williams said that Helen had danced with a man named 'John', before sharing a taxi home, during which 'John' had quoted from the Bible.

However, despite a huge murder hunt, the investigation went cold. Some crime experts believe the known movements and methods of killer Peter Tobin suggest he could be Bible John. Yet, it has never been proved and the case remains unsolved.

Murder of Kriss Donald In March 2004, Kriss Donald was found dead beside the Clyde. The 15-year-old had been abducted and taken on a terrifying 200-mile drive, before being stabbed, doused in petrol and burned to death.

It seems gang members had killed him in revenge for an incident at a Glasgow club - not connected to Kriss - and he'd been singled out because he was white. Imran Shahid, 29, his brother Zeeshan, 28, and Mohammed Mushtaq, 27, were jailed for life for his murder.

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Bad movie I have The Complete Second Season His Dark Materials:New Worlds Await 2020

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A night out at a juke joint, South Carolina, Margaret Bourke-White, 1956

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Drabble Prompts #41

“I’m not drunk enough for this.”

Because this line screams Serena Benson 😂

My drabbles are never drabbles and always end up like over 1,000 words. Sorry about that. I just always have fun with The Wonder Years universe.😄

Swimming all day had made Olivia thirsty, so when her uncle Kyle brought out a six-pack of Kool-Aid Bursts, Olivia immediately got out of the pool.

“Wanna help me crack open this six pack?” Uncle Kyle asked her when she sat down next to him on a lounge chair.

“Can Alex have one, too?”

Kyle handed her one of the cherry Kool-Aid Bursts. “I don’t know. You tell me. Is your girl a lightweight or can she hang?”

“No, Alex can party,” Olivia nodded.

The three of them were on their second Kool-Aid Burst when Uncle Kyle decided to convince Olivia to do the unthinkable. “Most business deals are made over a cold drink,” he began. “And I have a proposition for the two of you. Seeing as we’re going to Disneyland tomorrow, I know the two of you could use some extra spending money.”

“I’m listening,” Olivia intently leaned in.

“I want you to prank your mom for me,” Kyle told them.

“No,” Olivia shook her head. “I’ve heard of my mom’s revenge pranks and I don’t want to be the target of one.”

“Ollie, you’re her baby,” Uncle Kyle pointed out. “She’d never prank you. That’s why this is perfect. I just need the two of you to say something that’s going to freak her out. I’ll even let you have creative control over what you say. I just want you to get her good.”

“How much are you offering?” Alex asked. “Twenty bucks, no. Fifty bucks, yes, and that’s fifty bucks each. I’m scared of Serena’s pranks, too, so I need my compensation to be worth it.”

It was an hour before sunset when the entire Benson family was outside. Jamie and Mr. Benson were at the grill. Alex and Olivia were taking turns on the water slide and Kyle, Serena, Lexie, and Olivia’s grandma were sitting by the pool. Olivia noticed her mom was on her fourth Kool-Aid Burst and acting unusually happy for some reason. I think it’s time.

Olivia got out of the pool and motioned for Alex to follow her. When they were seated at the table, they each grabbed a Kool-Aid Burst and took a few sips to gather up the nerve.

“Alex, did you know this makes your tongue red? Look!” Olivia stuck out her tongue at her girlfriend.

“Your tongue is really red,” Alex pointed out. “I like your tongue, Olivia. It’s so long.”

“Whoa,” Lexie laughed. “What’s going on here?”

“Get your mind out of the gutter,” Serena told her. “They’re just kids.”

“Aunt Lexie, what do you mean?” Olivia asked. “How is Alex saying I have a long tongue mean something bad?”

“Yeah, Lexie,” Serena teased. “Get yourself out of this one.”

“This is not my area of expertise,” Lexie insisted. “Ollie, why don’t you ask your mom and Jamie?”

“Mom,” Olivia began. “What’s that mean? What do you and Jamie know?” Olivia looked over at Uncle Kyle trying not to laugh hysterically and even her grandma was trying to maintain her composure. I think me and Alex are really earning our fifty dollars.

“Nothing,” Serena responded.

“Serena, I think you should have these types of conversations with Olivia,” Mrs. Benson added. “She’s at an age where she’s curious. Besides, you and Jamie aren’t exactly silent. I should know. I have the room right next to yours.”

“Mom! Stop! This is not a conversation I will have with her,” Serena responded, her face turning redder than Olivia had ever seen before. “Can we just change the subject? Please?”

“Alex’s tongue tastes like cherry,” Olivia blurted out. “I found out when I was kissing her this afternoon.”

“That’s it!” Serena stood up from her chair and grabbed another Kool-Aid Burst. “I’m not drunk enough for this! I’m going inside and, when I come back, this family better have switched the topic of conversation.”

“You kids were excellent!” Kyle said as soon as Serena was inside. He, Lexie, and her grandma were in hysterics. “I’ll give you the money after dinner.”

“I’ll throw in an extra hundred,” Mrs. Benson insisted. “You girls earned it.”

“Kyle!” Mr. Benson shouted from the grill. “I want you to leave my little princess alone. She’s fragile right now and I don’t want you doing anything to reverse the progress she’s made.”

“What progress?” Kyle laughed. “Your little princess is on her fourth vodka-spiked Kool-Aid Burst.”

“Not my little Serena,” Mr. Benson shook his head.

“Why do you think she keeps going inside?” Kyle asked. “She fills one of those little medicine syringes with vodka and inserts it into the hole on top of these drinks. Face it, Dad, your little princess is a lush.”

“How did this prank war even start?” Jamie asked.

“When I was six and Serena was eight, I cut the hair off of her favorite Barbie, and she spent the rest of the summer tormenting me,” Kyle began. “She got our Uncle Jeff who used to make movie props to make her this really creepy clown statue. As soon as I’d fall asleep, she’d sneak it into my room and switch the location every night. Some nights, it was right by my bed, other nights in the closet with the closet door wide open, but it was always staring at me and it’d be the first thing I’d see when I’d wake up in the middle of the night. I finally got fed up and confronted her. And that’s when she looks me dead in the eyes and says ‘Kyle, we don’t have a clown statue. It’s the serial killer who dresses like a clown and hides in kids’ bedrooms. You have to tell Mom and Dad.’ I started crying hysterically and she still kept up with the prank. That whole summer, I thought there was a killer clown out to get me. Our parents thought I was crazy and what made it worse is I later found out Serena paid some boys across the street to dispose of it before Mom and Dad could find any evidence of what she had done. All of this because I cut her Barbie’s hair.”

Jamie snickered. “That’s actually incredibly complex, especially for an eight-year-old.”

“She’s a fucking psychopath,” Kyle warned her. “Don’t be like Mom and Dad and be fooled by those big, sad eyes. She’s 5’5” of crazy. Ask her what she did to Brittany Jenkins, her opponent in the Phi Delt presidential election.”

Olivia turned to the sliding glass door and saw her mom standing in the doorway, Kool-Aid Burst in hand. “What happened between Brittany and me doesn’t concern you, Kyle,” she said in a smug tone of voice. “...and the clown statue wasn’t even my finest hour. You’re forgetting the Ouija board incident. I thought we were finished with this prank war, but when I was inside I realized you had used my own child against me. Ollie, Alex, I have an even better proposition for you. Whatever he paid you, I’ll double it.”

“Deal,” Alex and Olivia said in unison.

“I thought we were business partners. You’re on her side now?” Kyle asked the girls in disbelief.

“Yup,” Olivia responded. “I love you Uncle Kyle, but she’s my mommy and since tomorrow is Disneyland day, more money means the difference between lots of Lightning McQueen stuff and not that much Lightning McQueen stuff.”

“Yeah,” Alex agreed. “I really want sparkly Minnie Mouse ears and a Disney Dooney and Bourke purse. Mine and Olivia’s services are in demand right now so, really Kyle, pranking is currently more of a seller’s market.”

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Jami' Masjid mosque, India, 1946 @Margaret Bourke-White

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ECHL Transactions - Apr. 07

Adirondack Thunder: Shane Conacher, F || activated from reserve Nikolas Olsson, F || released from contract Kelly Summers, D || returned from loan to Belleville (AHL) Mike Szmatula, F || placed on reserve

Atlanta Gladiators: Brady Fleurent, F || placed on reserve Avery Peterson, F || activated from reserve [4.06] Adam Smith, D || signed contract, added to active roster

Brampton Beast: Matt Campagna, F || activated from reserve Bo Pieper, F || activated from reserve Nathan Todd, F || placed on reserve David Vallorani, F || placed on reserve

Fort Wayne Komets: Sean Flanagan, D || placed on reserve Zach Fucale, G || placed on reserve Kevin Gibson, D || activated from reserve Jamie Schaafsma, F || activated from reserve

Idaho Steelheads: Tony Calderone, F || placed on reserve James Phelan, F || activated from reserve Eric Sweetman, D || returned from loan to Grand Rapids (AHL)

Kalamazoo Wings: Ivan Kulbakov, G || recalled by Utica (AHL) [4.06] Eric Messer, G || added as EBUG [4.06]

Maine Mariners: Richie Boyd, D || signed contract, added to active roster Johnny Coughlin, D || placed on injured reserve (effective 4.07) Ryan Ferrill, F || activated from reserve Dillan Fox, F || placed on reserve Zeb Knutson, F || placed on reserve Wade Murphy, F || activated from reserve

Newfoundland Growlers: Matt Bradley, F || placed on reserve Cory Dunn, D || placed on reserve Josh Kestner, F || activated from reserve Marcus Power, F || activated from reserve

Orlando Solar Bears: Olivier Archambault, F || activated from reserve Parker AuCoin, F || released from contract Troy Bourke, F || activated from reserve Michael Brodzinski, D || assigned from San Jose (AHL) by San Jose (NHL) Cody Donaghey, D || assigned from San Jose (AHL) by San Jose (NHL) Jared Freadrich, D || released from contract Jackson Playfiar, F || placed on reserve Mike Robinson, F || released from contract

Toledo Walleye: Paolo Battisti, G || added as EBUG Shane Berschbach, F || placed on reserve Chris Crane, F || activated from reserve A.J. Jenks, F || activated from injured reserve Justin Kea, F || activated from reserve Jeff Lerg, G || released from contract Connor Schmidt, D || released from contract Greg Wolfe, F || placed on reserve

Tulsa Oilers: Alex Dostie, F || assigned from San Diego (AHL) by Anaheim (NHL) [4.06] Ian Keserich, G || placed on injured reserve (effective 4.03) [4.06] Scott Moldenhauer, D || assigned by San Diego (AHL) [4.06] Jared Thomas, F || placed on reserve Bobby Watson, F || placed on reserve [4.06]; activated from reserve

Utah Grizzlies: Josh Henke, F || released from contract R.T. Rice, F || activated from injured reserve; released from contract

Wheeling Nailers: Jack MacNee, D || released from ATO Jordan Neamonitis, G || added as EBUG Jordan Ruby, G || suspended by team, removed from active roster Aaron Titcomb, D || activated from reserve

Worcester Railers: Bo Brauer, F || placed on reserve Matt Gaudreau, F || activated from reserve Ryan Hubbard, G || added as EBUG

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Bad movie I have His Dark Materials

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2020-21 Schwenninger Wilde Flügel Spielbetriebs G.M.B.H. Roster

Wingers

#26 David Cerny (Usti Nad Labem, Czech Republic)

#36 Andreas Thuresson (Kristianstad, Sweden)

#40 Darin Olver (Eastview, Minnesota)

#43 Alexander Weiss (Titisee-Neustadt, Germany) A

#70 Troy Bourke (Spruce Grove, Alberta)

#71 Travis Turnbull (Chesterfield, Missouri) C

#95 Jamie MacQueen (London, Ontario)

#96 Tyson Spink (Williamstown, Ontario)

Centers

#16 Maximilian Hadraschek (Honthofen, Germany)

#48 Cedric Schiemenz (Berlin, Germany)

#77 Daniel Pfaffengut (Kaufbeuren, Germany)

#90 Tylor Spink (Williamstown, Ontario)

Defensemen

#3 Will Weber (Gaylord, Michigan)

#4 Colby Robak (Dauphin, Manitoba) A

#5 Dylan Yeo (Prince Albert, Saskatchewan)

#6 Benedikt Brückner (Marktoberdorf, Germany)

#25 Johannes Huß (Bad Tölz, Germany)

#28 Emil Løjborg-Kristensen (Esbjerg, Denmark)

#58 Christopher Fischer (Heidelberg, Germany)

#64 Boaz Bassen (Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany)

Goalies

#30 Joacim Eriksson (Hedesunda, Sweden)

#32 Luis Benzing (Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany)

#63 Patrik Červený (Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic)