#this is how serialized tv works also something happens EVERY ep WHAT are you talking about

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the fact that there are people complaining about the pacing this season please return to the tiktok hole from whence you came

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We Need To Talk About Riverdale’s Texas Chainsaw Massacre Moment

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This Riverdale review contains spoilers.

Riverdale Season 5 Episode 13

Nearly every episode title of Riverdale references a major pop culture work, usually a film, and the latest installment, “Reservoir Dogs,” is no exception. Given the fact that this hour features nods to everything from Saving Private Ryan (thanks to Archie’s hilariously anachronistic war flashbacks) to Coyote Ugly and Jesus Christ Superstar, it feels like a bit of a deliberate mislead to give the ep the same moniker as Quentin Tarantino’s breakthrough hit.

I think I know the reasoning behind this though – to keep the episode’s biggest motion picture homage a secret. About three quarters of the way through the episode now-disgraced FBI agent Betty Cooper finally catches up with the trucker who has been terrorizing the Lonely Highway and whom may be responsible for the disappearance and/or possible murder of her sister. She hatches a plot to pose as a seductress and enlists Tabitha Tate to tail her and the mysterious highwayman.

We’ve seen time and time again that Betty can more than hold her own against whatever evildoers the Town with Pep throw at her, but how is she against motorized weapons? Well, before you could say “Leatherface,” we discovered the answer to this question when the trucker came after Betty with a chainsaw. Watching Riverdale briefly morph into The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was a visceral as it was hilarious, an inspired moment full of the sort of what the fuckery that this series excels at. (Which is saying a lot seeing how the same episode also showcased the series’s second cult performing an Andrew Lloyd Webber song).

Far from being a jump the shark moment — and let’s face it, this program is impervious to such a feat at this point — the chainsaw-wielding motorist was completely in line with what we know about Riverdale operates. From the get go horror elements have flowed through the series like Sweetwater River does the titular town. From serial killers to Mothmen, nothing is off limits here. That said, it is a credit to the writing staff that they can through something shocking and new at us like they did here. There’s precedence though in the comics that Riverdale is based on though, and I’m not just talking about the horror-tinged fun of Afterlife with Archie and Sabrina the Teenage Witch.

Over the course of their 80-year history, Archie has regularly used horror tropes to entice readers, especially in their adventure-based 1970s comics. I’ve previously detailed these at length on this site, but to bottom line it for you just let me say that Riverdale, as bizarre as it gets, still can’t hold a candle to the strangeness that drips from the pages of its source material.

Yes, it’s absolutely thrilling to watch Betty knock out a maniac determined to mutilate her with the help of a carefully aimed wrench. Equal thrilling though are the four color comic book tales from which the seeds of Riverdale were planted. The events of the this latest episode are a reminder that Archie’s printed world is funnier, scarier, weirder and more complex than it’s TV counterpart could ever aspire to be. With its tonal shifts and unhinged plots, Riverdale is appointment viewing. But the comics? They’re always there, and hopefully this will remain the case for decades to come.

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Riverdale Rundown

With Reggie and Veronica growing closer due to their new (and gloriously named) investment banking film Pearls and Posh, one wonders how long until they begin dating.

Veronica using her Posh surname will never not be hilarious.

One of the big reveals of this episode is that Moose is back in Riverdale, bearded, out of the closet and dating Fangs Fogarty.

As much as I admire the show’s producers for trying to tell a riveting story about PTSD, these war flashbacks feel so disjointed. (Which is entirely the point, although I can’t help but feel that the series is attempting to reach the pathos of the Archie 1941 comic and failing).

One of my long-standing questions about the series was answered here, we learn that Archie’s long-absent dog Vegas died while he was serving overseas in the military.

Betty musing that she should have stabbed Glenn harder was great stuff.

Cheryl’s Little Red Riding Hood-inspired outfit she wears while walking through her family’s maple grove is very reminiscent of her looks from the Blossom 666 horror comic.

Speaking of Cheryl, she once again gets the episode’s best line when she snarks “compulsion, thy name is Kevin of Finland” after seeing the younger Keller cruising in the woods again.

Kevin refers to Cheryl and Penelope’s church as a “Classic Blossom Scam,” which is most definitely is. (And it is also the least interesting thing happening on the show right now). But that doesn’t stop him from joining up. Kevin never met a cult he couldn’t lose himself into.

“He was my best friend,” says Archie referring to his oft-neglected dog Vegas. No wonder Jughead is such a mess.

Upon learning that there’s a dog-fighting ring in town, an incredulous Archie states “are you kidding, this is happening in Riverdale?” Umm yeah Arch, catch up.

Let’s here it for the Wild Foxes for their turning “Nothing But a Good Time” into an empowerment anthem.

Next week on Riverdale, we catch up with Jughead and continue to wonder if this show will ever get back to the Mothmen stuff!

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very long post about podcasts because someone sent me an ask about podcasts and I love podcasts and you can't do read mores on mobile sorry.

Hello I just wrote this incredibly long post about all the podcasts I listen to and would therefore recommend. Before you ask, I work alone so that’s how I have so much time for this many podcasts, plus audiobooks and music listening and everything.

Comedy Shows I Listen To Every Week

Comedy Bang Bang - always good, always funny, and if you have howl or stitcher premium the month of tour shows they did last year is really the best thing the medium of podcasts has ever produced, I really love it.

Hollywood Handbook - the best podcast. notoriously ‘hard to get into’ because it apparently takes people a little to adjust to the mindset these guys are in, and it requires you to be a little bit of a podcast person and also to have listened to this show for 100 eps to get certain things but it’s really incredible if it’s your thing. Their latest episode where they designed cards is maybe one of the most accessible episodes they’ve done in a while and if you’ve ever listened to Spontaneanation the episode they did with Paul F Tompkins a couple of weeks ago had me absolutely crying laughing.

With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus - Lauren Lapkus is the funniest person on the planet, undoubtedly. This show varies pretty wildly depending on the guest because it’s so conceptual but it’s never ever bad. Also please watch the web series The Earliest Show she did with Ben Schwartz because while the show is really good, the hour of outtakes is one of my favourite videos ever.

My Brother, My Brother And Me - you already know what it is. Good show, fun time.

Spontaneanation - Paul F. Tompkins really is a gift and this show is very very good, it’s fun and silly and good natured which is a nice change of pace from a lot of the world. The recent episode with Lauren Lapkus and Tatiana Maslaney is really really good on both sides.

Comedy Shows I Listen To Sometimes

Hard Nation - this is a really good political satire that almost always becomes very absurd. I’ve stopped listening to it as much in the last few months as politics news has sort of outstripped the pace of a weekly satire which is insane, but the show is still great every episode.

Never Not Funny - pretty easygoing chat show that I’ll listen to depending on the guest, it’s always good even if it’s someone I don’t know.

improv4humans - Matt Besser is one of the worst human beings alive and I really wish literally anyone else would start a show with this exact format but for now it’s all I’ve got. Any of the Wild Horses eps are incredible if you want a recommendation.

The Adventure Zone - you already know what it is, it’s those brothers playing dungeons and dragons. I’m lightyears behind but I listen to this sometimes and I’m slowly catching up.

Victrola - Improv combined with tight editing in a similar vein to Superego.

Pappy’s Flatshare Slamdown - a british panel show in podcast format, very good.

Handsome Rambler - Hannibal Buress’ podcast, great if you’re a fan and pretty infrequent so it’s easy to keep up with.

The Todd Glass Show - Todd Glass is an incredibly odd man and his show really reflects that. There’s a live band and lots of code words. The recent ep with Paul F Tompkins is an all timer, please listen to it if nothing else.

The Smartest Man In The World - I have no idea what this show is. As I understand it it’s just Greg Proops talking to a crowd about whatever’s on his mind and sometimes they bring him books to read out of? Very strange but Greg Proops is so incredibly good at just talking that it’s a great listen.

The Comedian’s Comedian - Stuart Goldsmith interviews comedians about making comedy. Really illuminating if it’s someone you love. Bizzare if it’s someone you don’t like cause they’ll explain their incredibly involved process for coming up with shit and boring jokes.

Politics Podcasts I Listen To Most Days

Is It On? - Buzzfeed Australia’s politics podcast. Really good light wrap up of the week in federal politics mixed with interviews with politicians that are a lot more personal and engaging than a lot of political interviews.

AM - ABC Radio National’s daily morning show. It’s only half an hour so it’s a really easy way to stay in the loop on the way to work or something.

The World Today - same thing but about world news and longer if you’re really interested.

The Daily - The New Yorker’s daily podcast. Great way to keep up with whatever the fuck Trump is doing today without having to go scrying through half baked twitter takes every morning.

Podcasts That Most Closely Fit Into The Genre Of ‘Podcast’

Song Exploder - breaking down songs note by note with the writers, incredibly well produced and a pleasure to listen to.

Reply All - really interesting show about the internet and all the evils it contains. Their episode Very Quickly To The Drill is the most interesting story about locksmiths you’ll ever hear.

Heavyweight - Jonathan Goldstein helps people make peace with their past. This is one of the best podcasts I heard last year and I really cannot wait for a second season.

Black List Table Reads - full quasi-radio plays of unproduced film scripts from The Black List. An incredible show that I wish were more popular.

99% Invisible - great stories about architecture and design.

Invisibilia - similar but about your emotions and brain

Gunsmoke - oldtimeradio.com presents the original 1950s cowboy radio serial Gunsmoke! and thank god!

Radiolab - it’s podcasts baby!

This American Life - baby, it’s podcasts!

Shows That Are Finished Series

Wiretap - Incredible show that I can’t believe I never heard of before. Hard to explain but it feels kind of like if Seinfeld was a radio show and happened mostly via phone calls.

Reality Show Show - the Hollywood Handbook guys’ previous show. A lot more accessible and incredibly listenable for what you’d think would be a pretty time specific show about reality tv.

Dead Authors Podcast - Paul F. Tompkins as HG Wells interviews comedians in character as famous dead authors. Surprisingly well researched and incredibly funny.

Wild Horses: The Perspective - I am absolutely begging for more episodes of this show from Lauren Lapkus’ improv group because it is so so good.

U Talkin’ U2 To Me? - please listen to this show, even if you don’t like U2. In face especially if you don’t. Adam Scott and Scott Aukerman try to review U2’s discography but very quickly devolve into some of the most absurd podcasting ever.

Superego - tightly edited improv with music and everything. Incredibly strange in a good way and it takes a little to adjust to the tone but it’s a great show.

Mystery Show - still gutted this never got a second series. Detective show in the vein of Serial about incredibly benign mysteries like how tall Jake Gyllenhaal is.

Rum, Rebels And Ratbags - great Australian history podcast from David Hunt who wrote the very good Australian history books Girt and True Girt.

Not Available On Stitcher But Very Good

Dead Pilots Society - like The Black List Table Reads but for unproduced comedy show pilots. Hilarious, well produced and an interesting look at how getting a tv show made works.

Night People On WMFU - this show’s finished, but it was a late night call in show on some american radio station. Perfect oddball show for driving at night or falling asleep to.

Please reply to this post and tell me more podcasts you think I’d like, or even ones I wouldn’t but you do - who cares. If you reply to this post and tell me to listen to Cum Town I will block you.

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Who Movie Viewing #1009 and Thoughts

This got so much longer than I expected. Good.

-The opening of the film, with the music and the graphics and the voiceover and the logo... it’s just so incredible. It always gets me hyped and I unironically love it to death.

- “It was a request they should never have granted.” Did Eight really try to blame the Daleks right then. They did... the least... in this entire film... Doctor you just made a deal with the Daleks and the Master at the same time...

- “I was finally beginning to realise that you could never be too careful.” That is never gonna happen.

-Can you believe that I almost forgot how beautiful the gothic Tardis is???????? Don’t worry tho, my love has been reignited now.

-Lee is looking beautiful tonight.

- “Is he rich? Cause where we’re going he better be rich.” Ah yes, this is one of those eps where they go to a dystopian human colony. This time its called America and has awful health care

-The shot of running down the hospital corridor in full ballgown with opera over the top is one of my favourite things ever and is also the most iconic thing I’ll ever see.

-Grace is looking beautiful tonight.

-Brian is such a dick. @Grace dump him.

-Sylvester McCoy literally spent half his time in the film lying down playing dead.

-I haaate gratuitous operation/hospital scenes, and this is horrible, and the fact that I still like this movie so much is amazing.

-Who decided the goo snake was a good idea because its so freaking weird and i do not like it. They should have just made it Crispy crawling around. Then again if I had to watch Crispy crawl into Bruce I would die right here and now.

-Here’s my boy. Eight is looking beautiful tonight.

-The first words anyone spoke to my beautiful boy; “Oh my God. GOD NO!” @the universe, what is your damage

-omg for some reason I’m not sure I had ever noticed Eight was humming to himself before???? As he shambles around the hospital. Is it the same music he heard when he died?? That would make sense

-Eight is literally the most pure and innocent person to ever appear on film??and all I want in my life is for someone to wrap him in warm clothes and love him.

-What does he even do all night?? Does he go Tenth Doctor-esque catatonic?? In the middle of a soaking wet, shattered glass-littered abandoned hospital wing????? I REPEAT: SOMEBODY GIVE MY BOY A HUG AND SOME LOVE

-The dramatic music when Eight picks up the Nixon mask gets me every time. AU where he bonds with it and wears it as part of his outfit, and everywhere he goes people assume he’s a serial killer.

- “What would you like me to call you then?” “Master will do.”  Bruce’s wife does not deserve to be kinkshamed in her own home, so I’m going to kinkshame the Master instead who absolutely deserves it, no matter where the fugk he is, for choosing the name in the first place.

-Underrated Gem from the Movie #78001; *Pete is freaked out after having freaked out because he saw the Doctor come back to life* Pete: Y’know what? I’m going home. Grace: Hey Pete, stop off at a psychiatric and pick up more mind-altering drugs. Pete: *completely serious* okay sure. Grace: *looks incredibly concerned*

-I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again; Eight’s outfit looks so comfortable. I want it.

-What the heck is with the guy just glaring at Eight in the hospital waiting room. What is his damage.

-This hospital guy is is crazy, burning all the evidence so that the operation never happened... he’s straight up gonna kill all of those visitors who watched it. This is an episode of CSI in the making.

- “You’re tired of life but afraid of dying.” Eight you’re like 8 hours old, no one gave you the right to be this Real.

-Eight covering his ears when Grace shouts at him is still the cutest thing ever

-What was that one post that was like “Brian took the couch but not his shoes??” because big mood

-Eight and Grace are drop-dead gorgeous in the scene in Grace’s house.

-The Doctor’s apparent ability to know everyone’s future is something added to the movie that’s just as odd and out-of-keeping with the rest of the show as the “half-human” line. One of the EDAs mention that Eight has a special gift to see people’s timelines and stuff that’s unique to this regeneration or something? That’s pretty neat.

-The Master being in the TARDIS when Lee enters means that (a) he knows the Doctor so well that he knows where the spare key is (and had to get a box or hypnotise a passer-by to help him reach it) or (b) while Lee did that quick stunned walk around the outside, he bolted in and played it cool when Lee came back in. Either option is kinda hilarious to me

- “It took me a while with the walking and the talking” Same.

- Lee is looking incredible in this Tardis scene.

-Eight when he gets excited is the cutest thing ever.

-JKLDSJCOSDIVDSCJO The most underappreciated part of the “THESE SHOES” joke is that Grace stares right at the camera like she’s in the Office

-I love the conversation Lee and El Maestro have when they stick their heads in the holes in the Tardis pillars cause that’s a great use of set??? It is literally a crime that this set was never used again and I want an exact copy as my new bedroom.

-In case someone doesn’t know, according to the EDAs the bats in the Tardis are called Jasper and Stewart and they’re twins and adorable.

-So do all ambulance medics look like the Terminator in America or

-Has anyone else read the Wife in Space blog, because the TV Movie one has the line “is the Eye of Harmony making it rain chickens” and honestly #iconic

- “I can’t make your dream come true forever but I can make it come true today!” Like my favourite line in the movie.

-So the Master and Lee don’t do anything while Grace and Eight get the bike. The Master’s like “Scuse me, I gotta wipe this fire extinguisher guff off. You follow them.” and Lee is like “sure bro, just gotta wait for this traffic.

-Talking of #iconic, the music in The Chase.

- “I wish I had my sonic screwdriver” “What?!” Doctor please stop throwing scifi terms at poor Grace.

- “I told you it was small.” “What is it they say?” “Yeah they say that on my planet too.” I can guarantee you that poor Ace Eight does not have a single clue what Grace actually means.

-So the Master just throws up over everyone now huh. That’s his gameplan now huh. Someone please put him out of our misery.

-We’re back in the Tardis and, Those angles..... That lighting........

-Have I mentioned that I love Eight’s hair yet? Because I love Eight’s hair. Also it’s kind of red in some shots and kind of not in others?? idk

- “We haven’t got any time to waste.” “But time to change!” SPEAKING OF ICONIC; “I always” *snap to close up* “Drezzzzzzzzz, for the occasion.”

-Eight: Lee, this is my Tardis. This is my Eye and I'm in my own body! Master: *the fakest laugh I have ever seen* I’m sorry Lee but how did you ever fall for the Master’s lies.

- “In 700 years no one has managed to open the Eye. How did you do it?” I mean, the last person to open the Eye was probably the Master as well? In the Deadly Assassin? (another face wowee. Just goes to show; to enjoy Dr Who all you gotta do is ignore the logic and “science”)

- “What do you mean it won’t work?” *scientist shrugs*   Mood.

- “WHAT DO YOU KNOW OF LAST CHANCES” “MORE THAN YOU” I looove the camera shots for those lines, with both of their faces n stuff.

-Lee: YOU LIED TO ME!    Master: I can’t believe... my own son...

-Just How Necessary Was The Master / Grace Kiss Exactly 2k17

- “I’M BLIND!” (Oxygen, 2017)

-Grace just saved the planet by hotwiring an alien time machine she has spent 2 minutes on... when will your fave ever

-This climax never has and never will make any sense, but it sure is editted nicely! Very dramatic.

- “What’s a temporal orbit!” Same

-Eight, calmly: Your life force is dying, Master. The Master, the most dramatic shit you’ll ever meet: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

-Omg where is that post of just Eight’s leg. Because #iconic

- “You’ve both been somewhere I’ve never been” Doctor you were dead exactly one (1) day ago.

-Grace, Lee and Eight are such a beautiful Tardis team, and between the “I definitely wouldn’t live through that again” scene and the final goodbye scene, they absolutely go on a bunch of adventures together.

-Lee could 100% have just walked away with that gold and Eight obviously wouldn’t have stopped him. But he chose to offer it back to him,, when will your fave

- “See you round Grace!” I bet Lee goes to meet up with Grace again and acts like they’ve been through a lot together, and Grace very quickly cycles from “yes we have” to “wait you straight up tried to get me killed” to “why do you even want to talk to me” to “okay wait I have no one to talk to about this, you can stay”

- “Thank you Doctor.” “No thank You doctor.” What a couple of precious cuties. btw they’re both looking gorgeous and beautiful in this scene, and so was Lee. Just in case you were wondering.

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You're living in the past, it's a new generation

Supernatural 12x16, “Ladies Drink Free.”

So you might have noticed I haven’t been around much lately, or posted any reviews. That’s because I’ve been too busy to watch any TV for about a month. I’m just starting to catch up on Supernatural again now.

This was an interesting episode because it had two narratives in conflict, one of which ended up working much more strongly than the other. The title pretty much encapsulates the problem here -- the reason “ladies drink free” is to attract male patrons by implying they’ll get access to the (potentially drunk) ladies. Everything about the notion is sexist and gross. Here’s a blackly humorous breakdown of the implied economic transaction taking place.

Anyway, the first narrative in the ep is Claire’s, which the writer, Meredith Glynn, seems to have done their very best to infuse with a feminist theme. The other narrative, however, is Mick’s teachable moment, which is at the expense of one dead young woman and one tortured young woman -- the “ladies” of the title who drank “for free,” so men would have access to them. Manpain, in other words; the second plot is all about the manpain. There’s really no successful way to merge these two different narratives, I think, but Glynn does give it their best shot.

Let’s start with the attempt at a feminist narrative, as that’s the bit that’s least successful.

The plot of this episode is very much by-the-numbers. We have two  potential male predators offered up to us, two  young, pretty female victims, and several male protectors. Glynn even points out how typical this is very early on, with the “Haven’t you ever seen a horror movie?” line. Yes, we all have, and so this plot unfolds exactly as expected when women are sacrificed so men can learn a lesson.

Glynn attempts to subvert this sexist old-school narrative by trying to make the episode a coming-of-age moment for Claire as well as the manpain-teachable-moment for Mick. The arc ends with Claire alive, and affirming her place as Jodie’s daughter and as a woman with her own needs as she goes off to be a hunter. These are good things. And there are some genuinely nice touches in this part of the ep too, like this:

(from @itsokaysammy)

You go Claire!

But these moments sit uneasily inside the frame of the typical women-as-sexualised-victims storyline, and there isn’t really a true climax for Claire’s arc in the ep, where she gets to kick-ass and take names, or even engineer her own moment of freedom.

We can see this thematically in the two musical tracks that top and tail Claire’s journey, without a proper bridge in between (the other obvious track in the ep is for Dean and Mick and it’s Save Me Tonight -- ugh). The first of Claire’s tracks is Make Me Wanna Die, as she’s walking into the teeth of the werewolf...

Make Me Wanna Die, by The Pretty Reckless

Take me I'm alive Never was a girl with a wicked mind But everything looks better when the sun goes down

I had everything Opportunities for eternity And I could belong to the night

Then your eyes Your eyes I can see in your eyes Your eyes

You make me wanna die I'll never be good enough You make me wanna die And everything you love will burn up in the light And every time I look inside your eyes You make me wanna die

Taste me drink my soul Show me all the things that I shouldn't know When there's a blue moon on the rise

I had everything Opportunities for eternity And I could belong to the night

Then your eyes Your eyes I can see in your eyes Your eyes Everything in your eyes Your eyes

You make me wanna die I'll never be good enough You make me wanna die And everything…

A very listenable song, but also one that’s very much about female victimhood. There’s something so icky about this being associated with Claire and Hayden, just because they’re young women who want to be able to spread their wings a little and are punished for it (by men). But I think this dissonance is made worse by being contrasted with the song Claire gets as she drives away at the end.

Real Wild Child, Joan Jett and the Blackhearts 

Joan Jett is the real deal, you know; she’s who Dean Winchester wants to be. Look at that car, and her hair, and her everything. She gave us a glimpse of what female rock really looked like: kindness, feminism, no-apologies rock, and all-around awesomeness -- just look at this interview with Roseanne Barr. Tell me you don’t have a crush now!?!

Don’t get me wrong, This could have been such a great journey for Claire, if she’d had a proper moment of agency near the end. It’s just she doesn’t really get to legitimately have this journey into becoming the Wild Child -- this is no Lily Sunder story arc. Glynn tries to give it to her, but the real teachable moment is all for Mick, and Claire’s is a tack-on to try and reduce the otherwise choking amounts of sexism that would be in this episode.

I have really mixed feelings about this, because some of the stuff related to Mick’s lesson is interesting myth-arc development, but this treatment of Claire is so superficial, and I want more from the show when it comes to the way they use female characters.

And has Mick even really learned his lesson, or was it another fake-out? I think maybe he did, because it’s implied this was his first hands-on murder, and it shocked him, but the whole MoL is so slimy I won’t be surprised if he backslides or just lied. So Claire and Hayden may have gone through all that for nothing.

UGH.

Okay, moving on to the good.  There’s three main things I want to talk about.

First, Dean pretty much explicitly confirms my reading of the Winchester style of hunting, as they’ve come to perform it, is supernatural police work. I’m pleased by this, as it indicates we really are heading into an exploration of what it means to be hunters, and what hunters are not. I’ve wanted this narrative for a long, long time. And the reason I want is so much is...

Second, back when I was a fan of Teen Wolf, one of the things that had me excited to find out what happened was the back story which showed that the genocide being carried out by hunters was actually the main cause of the very werewolf violence they purported to want to stop. Every werewolf we saw attack someone had a traumatic history with at least one hunter in their past, and no stable pack.

I adored this implication that the hunters were mired in hypocrisy, and I desperately wanted to see this arc unfold and resolve. Unfortunately, whatever it was that happened behind the scenes in season 3 that ruined so much of Teen Wolf’s potential, also seemed to destroy any chance of this arc paying off. *still bitter*

But now, here is is again! Our typical selfish white boy, Justin, it turns out, would probably only ever have been an everyday sort of prick if the Men of Letters’ genocide hadn’t wiped out his pack and launched him into his serial murderer and biter-without-consent spree.

In other words, the MoL’s actions are the first link in a causal chain that’s leading to the kinds of deaths and suffering they claim to want to stop. This is not to say Justin has no agency -- he’s still responsible for his own actions and the effects they cause. But the trigger that set him on the path he otherwise probably wouldn’t have chosen was the MoL’s attack on his pack.

I’m super keen that we’re treading this ground, and cannot wait to see where Dabb takes it. SUPER EXCITED. (But it better not be taking us to Mary’s refridging, is the proviso.)

Third, I am beginning to think we are seriously going to get Three Men-Shaped-Beings and a Little Nephilim as the plot for season 13 (how apropos), because this episode was aaallllllllllll about Sam and Dean as dads. Like, Sam is officially a skeevy old dude, and Dean is one breath away from grounding everyone, and they both have explicitly dad-coded moments. Dean with the shotgun speech (which just plays into the sexism of the Claire plot, so I’m not a fan, but it’s still definitely dad-coded), and Sam with his conversation with Claire that helps her decide to own her choices and talk to Jodie about them.

I’m actually pretty keen about this development too. With a kid in the mix, there is so much ground that could be explored in terms of the legacy of John and how Sam and Dean (and Mary) are recovering from that and learning healthier ways to be family, especially with a supernatural kid in the mix. It opens up an interesting role for Castiel as well, given he’s likely to be the kid’s uncle.

So, as I said, a very mixed episode. The sexism means I won’t be rushing to re-watch, but the good things do have me looking forward to the next ep.

Previously:

The Ministry of Information vs Wayward Sons Carrying On (12x01)

My, my, how can I resist you? (12x02) and follow-up about Bohemian Raphsody

So what am I so afraid of? (I think I love you) (12x03)

I’ve got the joy, joy, joy, joy Down in my heart (Where?) (12x04) and a follow-up about the codependency and about Dean’s self-flagellation and issues with space

There can be only one! (12x05), and a follow-up conversation with elizabethrobertajones on Freud vs Schwartz.

They shall fall by the sword: they shall be a portion for foxes (12x06)  

Presenting the Immaculate Heart Reunion Tour (12x07)    

I’m still living the life where you get home and open the fridge and there’s half a pot of yogurt and a half a can of flat Coca-Cola. ~Alan Rickman (12x08, 12x09)

When the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men (12x10)    

in re (12x11)

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The Most Infamous Crimes From Each of the 50 States

We all have a little bit of hometown respect, something that reaches us all proud to argue its own history plus it’s merriment to brag a little about what establishes your metropoli different or special. But with every good state reaches a dark area that we don’t get too excited to tell tourists or calling friends. Each country comes with its own luggage and narratives, some much darker than others. These are some well-known violations that happened in every nation. Heads up, some of these are a little disturbing. Advertisement div > Alabama Watched the “American Monster” ID episode on Anniston’s Audrey Marie Hilley carnage event. If you’re not familiar: https :// t.co/ JozZr3Ckgp — WilliamThornton (@ billineastala) July 25, 2017 They called her the pitch-black widow. Audrey Marie Hilley was guilty of poisoning her husband with arsenic and poisoning her daughter slowly over age with huge doses of arsenic after she took out a life insurance policy on her. She was sentenced to life in prison and managed to escape but was concluded four days later, crawling in the woods. She suffered from hypothermia and intent up living from a heart attack. Advertisement div > div > Alaska What I’m about to say will just solidify every wavering might have ever had about wanting to visit Alaska. In 1984, Robert Hanson, a partner, leader and local business owned, pleaded guilty to killing four women and was sentenced to 400 years in prison. He confessed to killing 17 dames, many of them prostitutes and exotic dancers. They announced him the” Butcher Baker “. Hansen died in prison at the age of 75 in 2014. A movie was procreated inspired by the narrative announced Frozen Ground em> performing Nicholas Cage and Vanessa Hudgens. Advertisement div > div > Arizona via: Getty Images Bob Crane was a Hollywood performer known for his role in Hogan’s Heroes. He was found dead in his apartment in 1978. No one was ever charged with his death and this murder example still remains unsolved to this day. Advertisement div > div > Arkansas Huge story from my AR days: 7 yrs after his departure, John Glasgow’s continues have been are available on Petit Jean. pic.twitter.com/ IL71aCKOZz — Sonseeahray Tonsall (@ tonsalltv) March 12, 2015 John Glasgow, a CEO of CDI Contractors, was doing seven people a year and was a public figure in Little Rock. In 2008, he backed out of his driveway and no one ever learnt him again. In 2015, skeletal remains were found in Petit Jean Mountain and sleuths confirmed that they belonged to John Glasgow. No one ever figured out what happened to him or who was responsible for his death. Advertisement div > div > California The list for California is quite long. But in my opinion, one of the most famous crimes in this country has to be the Zodiac Killer. If you have encountered the movie, you know how indeed creepy-crawly it is. If you haven’t, well you need to. The Zodiac Killer preyed on young pairs in secluded neighbourhoods. He would transport ambiguous words to newspapers and peril if they didn’t publish them, he would kill more people. Terror spread in San Francisco in the 60 s and 70 s and it is still a chilling mystery because he was never caught. Colorado via: Getty Images JonBenet Ramsey was six years old when she used were dead in her cellar the day after Christmas in 1996. The cause of death was asphyxiation. No one was ever arrested and her fatality is still a unsolved case. Advertisement div > div > Connecticut via: Getty Images The first case in Connecticut where person or persons was tasked with carnage, even though their own bodies was never perceived, was coined as the” Wood-chipper Murderer .” In 1986, Richard Crafts assassinated his wife and disposed of their own bodies abusing a wood-chipper. Private investigator Keith Mayo( photo above) was hired by Mrs. Crafts required to determine whether her husband was having an affair. He afterwards helped in the investigation of her fatality, informing police that Mrs. Craft often talked about how the couple was having marital issues. Advertisement div > div > Delaware Steven Brian Pennell: Blue Fiber #SerialKiller of #Delaware Profiled @DiscoveryID #gravesecrets https :// t.co/ 7JwMqkp8Qe #crime #tvnews pic.twitter.com/ Gb6LGi5gdn — Traciy Curry-Reyes/ Tv Crime Sky (@ Traciyreyes) November 16, 2016 Delaware only has one known serial assassin and his word is Steven Brian Pennell. He was called the” Route 40 Killer” because he would pick up his victims on the freeway. He was imprisoned of killing two women and was suspected to have killed three others. He was arrested in 1988 and was executed in 1992. Advertisement div > div > Florida Christine Falling was hired to watch a 2 year old-fashioned #onthisday in 1980. The toddler succumbed a few days later https :// t.co/ XTq7RvHGKX — Daily News Flashback (@ NYDNFlashback) February 22, 2018 ” The Babysitter From Hell” is a true Florida fright story. Christine Falling was is guilty of covering five children while she was babysitting them. The exterminates has just taken place between 1980 -1 982. She said there were articulations in her pate that told her to kill the children. She was found guilty and sentenced to serve to three life sentences. Advertisement div > div > Georgia via: Getty Images Eric Robert Rudolph was known for his terrorist acts in the United States. His first bombing was in the 1996 Time Olympics in Atlanta, Georgia. He likewise professed to bombing an abortion clinic and a lesbian bar in Georgia. Rudolph plead guilty to all indictments and is currently serving four life sentences. Hawaii Episode 10 is out. Listen as we speak about the Xerox Murders. Pictured are the victims that Byran Uyesugi killed on November 2nd, 1999. pic.twitter.com/ GGomPqRXCr — It’sAboutDamnCrime (@ IADCpodcast) April 24, 2017 In 1999, Byran Koji Uyesugi dedicated what was and is the deadliest mass shooting in Hawaii’s history. Known as the Xerox Murders, Byran testified up at his work with a 9 mm Glock and killed six of his coworkers and his supervisor. He was sentenced to life in prison. Advertisement div > div > Idaho Our alum @c_jensen_ writes about Lyda Southard, Idaho’s Black Widow of the 1910 s: https :// t.co/ rHhda0nMl 6 pic.twitter.com/ wzXOMsulX3 — GHS UIowa (@ GHSUIowa) November 7, 2015 Lyda Southard( Lady Bluebeard) of Idaho has been called the first female serial killer. In the early 1900 s, she was imprisoned for the poisoning and killing of her husband and daughter. She was thought to have killed her past four husbands. She escaped confinement but was later caught despite her hopeless take measures in order to flee her sentencing. Advertisement div > div > Illinois Ep 015: @TobyBallNH and I analyse H.H. Holmes’s slaughter castle with the aid of some off-brand Wilhelm Screaming https :// t.co/ tmuUTyT0 0m pic.twitter.com/ 5jV1wcSt2v — The Blotter Presents (@ blotterpresents) July 13, 2017 Did “youve been” watch American Horror Story: Inn ? Well, the show had its springs and insight from the acclaimed H.H. Holmes’s Murder Castle in Chicago, Illinois. H.H. Holmes well-developed a successful inn in 1893 with stairways that led to nowhere and a continually changing floor plan so no one could understand the layout of the hotel but him. It confirms that he killed 27 men and women, but it was suspected that the number of victims could have been over 200 during their five-month run. Advertisement div > div > Indiana via: Getty Images Famous boxer Mike Tyson was convicted of raping a Miss Black America Pageant contestant in 1991. This took place in his hotel room in Indianapolis, Indiana. He was sentenced to six years in prison despite his complete and total self-denial of the incident. His career continued to plummet after he was released from prison. Yes, I am referring to him chewing off the hearing of another boxer. Advertisement div > div > Iowa Anna Ecklund was a ordinary daughter from Iowa until she started playing a bit, well, possessed. The year was 1928 when an exorcism was acted on Anna that lasted 23 days. The exorcism inspired the movie The Exorcist and became one of the most famous exorcisms in the United States. Heads up, this trailer is a little freaky. Kansas At least 15 people recognized Wolf Rimann shot in downtown KC. The gunmen was ever witnessed. https :// t.co/ jffIAsiTkz — Shane R Sanderson (@ shanersanderson) July 16, 2017 Wolf Rimann, a professional golfer, country club proprietor, and small-town luminary was fire in the middle of the working day in Kansas City in 1949. Many people appreciated his murder, but the shooters were never linked or arrested. Advertisement div > div > Kentucky Angel of Death: Life of Serial Killer Donald Harvey by Jack Smith https :// t.co/ Tbzos3m 6Vj — Jennifer (@ prettyhotbooks) February 21, 2018 Meet Donald Harvey, the Angel of Death. Harvey worked at a hospice where he would poison cases applying arsenic, cyanide, and morphine. He would also turn off ventilators and inject cases with HIV and Hepatitis B in order to objective their lives quicker. Police attributed anywhere from 30 -6 0 assassinates to Harvey, but he admitted to 87 assassinations. He was sentenced to life in prison but was seen beaten to demise in his cadre in March 2017. Advertisement div > div > Louisiana Another American Horror Story stimulated narrative. Madame Delphine LaLaurie, a New Orleans socialite, was known for her horrible treatment of her slaves. After word went out of the torture chamber she retained her slaves in, an indignant gathering cracked into her house and tore apart everything we are able to get their hands on. Delphine LaLaurie escaped and her whereabouts were never discovered , nor was her death ever recorded. Advertisement div > div > Maine In 2008, Matthew Cushing murdered his mother, step-father and step-brother, then lights his home on fire. His motivatings were never fully understood or explained. He was found guilty of the three assassinations in 2013 and is performing three life sentences. Advertisement div > div > Maryland via: Getty Images Samuel Sheinbein was exclusively 17 when he killed one of his classmates that had been involved in a fight. He recruited the other student involved in the altercation and the two killed and dismembered their own bodies of Alfredo Tello Jr. in 1997. When the evidence of the murder conducted a clearly defined footpath to Sheinbein, he fled to Israel to avoid abuse and gained instant citizenship. He was extradited and be subject to 24 years in prison but got shot in a police stand-off in 2014, time one year before he was eligible for benefits parole. Massachusetts via: Getty Images Michael McDermott is providing seven consecutive life sentences for the Wakefield massacre of 2000. The day after Christmas, McDermott entered the offices of Edgewater Technology and fatally shot seven employees. The prosecution found that McDermott’s intentions were be traced to his employer’s garnishment of his wages. Advertisement div > div > Michigan via: Getty Images Jimmy Hoffa, a famed American labor union chairwoman and the president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. He disappeared in 1975 when he was 62 years old. He was on his nature to meet with two mafia leaders. He was inferred dead even though no one ever found his mas and no one was ever convicted of his murder. Advertisement div > div > Minnesota MN Supreme Court substantiates murder conviction of Byron Smith in fatal Little Falls shootings. https :// t.co/ GurvU6FdTQ pic.twitter.com/ pio9uduGsT — Star Tribune (@ StarTribune) March 9, 2016 The small town of Little Falls, Minnesota is now known as the city where the Thanksgiving Day assassinations occurred. Byron Smith killed two girls that undermined into his house but did not call the policemen until the next day because he didn’t want to spoil anyone’s Thanksgiving. He was imprisoned of first-degree premeditated carnage and be subject to life in prison. Advertisement div > div > Mississippi Carla Ann Hughes is a teacher formed murderer. She is serving two life sentences for killing her lover’s fiancee. She was romantically involved with another professor who was engaged to Avis Banks, who was pregnant. Banks was perceived stabbed and film in her own garage. Hughes asserted the 5th at her visitation and refused to speak. She was found guilty of two tallies of fund murder. Advertisement div > div > Missouri Robert Berdella: The True Story of The Kansas City Butcher: Historic Serial Killers and Murderers( True Crime by Evil Killers)( Volume 5) PDFhttps :// t.co/ rX8SRSv8BU pic.twitter.com/ Y9GlbQgdM0 — Books Library Land (@ bookslibland) February 15, 2018 ” The Butcher of Kansas City” was Robert Berdella, a local business proprietor who had a monstrou secret. He kidnapped, abused and abused young men in his apartment. After a detailed acknowledgment, Berdella was found guilty of five slayings, sentencing him to five life sentences. He died in 1992 due to a heart attack at persons under the age of 43. Montana Montana newlywed Jordan Linn Graham goes 30 times in husband’s murder Developing story: http :// t.co/ NeiNn0cAHb pic.twitter.com/ qEODW8UO 18 — KYTX CBS1 9 (@ kytxcbs1 9) March 27, 2014 Jordan Linn Graham pushed her husband off a cliff in Glacier National Park in 2013 after being married for only eight days. She falsified some crazy legends and tried to cover it up through use a bogus email address, but eventually acknowledged to propagandizing her husband off the cliff, announcing it a” reckless accomplishment “. She was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Advertisement div > div > Nebraska via: Getty Images Charles Starkweather went on a full-fledged annihilate rampage in 1958. He was simply 17 years old when he and his 14 -year-old girlfriend Caril Anne Fugate committed crimes that still haunt Nebraska’s history. Starkweather made 11 lives, three of them were Caril Anne’s family members. He was given the death penalty by electric chair in 1959 and Caril Anne received a life sentence but was granted parole after acting virtually 18 times in prison. Advertisement div > div > Nevada via: Getty Images This might be the most famous one in my opinion. Tupac Shakur was shot and killed in Las Vegas in 1996. This case is famous for two obvious rationalizations: the luminary status of Tupac and the fact that no one was ever charged with his murder. The rapper was exclusively 25 when he was killed. Advertisement div > div > New Hampshire From “In the Evil Day”: pals/ EMTs around Dennis Joos minutes after he was shot by Carl Drega. #crime #amwriting pic.twitter.com/ F2224jXrEN — richard adams carey (@ richadamscarey) September 19, 2015 Carl Drega had some serious strain with the law enforcement in Bow, New Hampshire. This tension that initially started with a code imposition on his property contributed significantly to Drega killing and killing two state trooper, a referee and a newspaper editor. He was eventually shot and killed by police officer in a stand off after Drega absconded back to his home and adjusting it on fire. Advertisement div > div > New Jersey 1967: FRIDAY: RICHARD FRANCIS COTTINGHAMNANCY SCHIAVA VOGEL: 29 years- 1st known casualty( 1/6) pic.twitter.com/ OsdzYxgMLc — SerialADay (@ SerialADay) October 27, 2017 Richard Francis Cottingham was convicted of killing six women around 1980 but claimed to have killed anywhere from 80 -1 00. Cottingham often vanished after sexes but one of his casualties was a baby of two children. He is helping 200 years in prison. New Mexico It’s been 28 years since the darkest period in Las Cruces. Maybe you could be the one to help solve the Bowling Alley Massacre? https :// t.co/ EvBlsV1RQX — NewsChannel9 El Paso (@ KTSMtv) February 6, 2018 In 1990, a massacre has just taken place in a bowling alley in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Two gunmen photographed seven proletarians there, four of them being youths, lighted the bowling alley on fire and left with $5,000 they took from the safe. Only three of the seven preys lived through the shooting. The gunmen were never encountered and the murders persist unsolved. Advertisement div > div > New York Richard Kuklinski, aka “Iceman,” was a prominent hitman hired by mobsters to do their dirty work in the concrete jungle. In a 36 -year span, Kuklinski admitted to killing over 200 people. Prosecutors accused Kuklinski with five assassinate countings and six artilleries violations. He was convicted and sentenced to consecutive life sentences. He croaked at the age of 70 in 2006 due to a heart attack. Advertisement div > div > North Carolina Exclusive photos of Jeffrey MacDonald’s family before the assassination that shocked America https :// t.co/ pIRW6I 0a5d pic.twitter.com/ mjaOBcSolV — People (@ beings) January 24, 2017 Jeffrey MacDonald was a doctor who was convicted of assassinating his wife, her unborn newborn, and their two daughters in 1970. He staged the murders to look like someone came in and massacred the family, but after intense investigation and analysis of all relevant considerations, it was disclosed that MacDonald was the murderer. He was sentenced to serve three consecutive life sentences and is still in prison today. Advertisement div > div > North Dakota Baby Emma – the only survivor of the Wolf family massacre. Sounds the floor on today’s minisode #truecrime #ND #murder #mystery pic.twitter.com/ bHRiQV0YJr — Cold Traces (@ cold_traces) October 28, 2017 Turtle Lake, North Dakota in 1920 had a population of 400 people. A family farm owned by the Wolf family became an unbelievably tragic crime scene. An incensed neighbor listed Henry Layer shot seven members of the Wolf family and one chore boy. The only survivor was the nine-month-old baby. Layer admitted and was sentenced to life in prison. Advertisement div > div > Ohio via: Getty Images Anthony Sowell, nicknamed the “Cleveland Strangler” was sentenced to death in 2009 after the authorities of 11 brides were found in his home. Sowell sits on fatality row. The metropolitan of Cleveland said that his home be demolished. Oklahoma “Im sorry I killed five people, okay? ” Gary Alan Walker pic.twitter.com/ JHlkaQuMJk — KillersSayWhat (@ ShitKillersSay) January 19, 2017 Gary Alan Walker was a serial executioner in the 80 s that is responsible for the death of five people. These slayings took place over 19 dates and consisted of kidnap, crimes and torturing. Walker was given the capital punishment by lethal injection in 2000. Advertisement div > div > Oregon Diane Downs Mother Shoots Three Children – ABC News http :// t.co/ LaYz4oYHC 4( via @ABC) — Derek Gendvil (@ dgendvil) April 7, 2013 Diane Downs was having an liaison with a lover who said he did not require babes so, in order for her to fit his needs, she decided to try and kill her two daughters and her son. She shot her children then photographed herself in the limb and drove to the hospital, claiming they had been attacked. One of her daughters was dead on reaching, her lad is increasingly becoming paralyzed from the waist down and her other daughter suffered a massive stroke. Downs was sentenced to life, plus 50 years; the gues intended for use by Downs to never be free again. Advertisement div > div > Pennsylvania via: Getty Images Jerry Sandusky was an assistant football coach at Penn State. He likewise started a kindnes called The Second Mile that was devoted to children with absentee families. Sandusky was living a double life; he was later charged with 52 tallies of sexual abuse of young boys over a 15 time span of hour. He was guilty of forcible intercourse and rape of minors. He was sentenced to 60 years in prison in 2012. Advertisement div > div > Rhode Island In 2003, Jeffrey Mailhot killed a woman and dismembered her body. Within the next year and a half, he slaughtered two other women in the same fashion, putting their body parts in different trash bags. Mailhot is currently serving two life sentences, plus 10 years. Advertisement div > div > South Carolina via: Getty Images Dylann Roof is known for the Charleston Church shooting in 2015. He shot and killed nine people. Roof was a neo-nazi that was targeting pitch-black Americans. The now 23 -year-old waits on death row after he was sentenced to demise by lethal injection. South Dakota #SouthDakota TV #journalists in the media room as hanging of Eric Robert nears. @KDLTNews @ksfynews @keloland pic.twitter.com/ YEj1DYRZ — Amber Hunt (@ ReporterAmber) October 16, 2012 Eric Roberts simply murder was convicted inside the prison walls. He was primarily arrested and imprisoned for masquerading law enforcement officers and kidnapping the status of women. He was sentenced to 80 years. In an attempt to escape, he beat a corrections officer to fatality with a pipe. He was then sentenced to death by lethal injection in 2012. Advertisement div > div > Tennessee Jessie Dotson has been sentenced to 40 years for each of the 3 struggled slaughter charges against him. Watch … http :// fb.me/ KMwVzNdu — WREG News Channel 3 (@ 3onyourside) November 9, 2010 Jessie Dotson killed six people, one was his brother and two were his nephews. An argument between Jessie and his brother broke out in 2008 and conclude with Jessie filming his own brother, then continuing to kill any and all witnesses. Dotson was sentenced to six life sentences in 2010 and received an additional 120 years in prison. Advertisement div > div > Texas High school teacher Charles Albright, AKA the Texas Eyeball Killer, killed three women. https :// t.co/ 41 DeEpzTEK — Ben Pobjie (@ benpobjie) February 16, 2018 Charles Albright was known as the “Eyeball Killer” because he removed the eyes of the three women he murdered. Albright was a teacher at one point, with a phony college unit and a history of petty stealing and sexual assault to a minor in 1981. He was arrested and charged with the murder of three women but was simply found guilty of one. He was sentenced to life in prison. Advertisement div > div > Utah Highly impressed and somewhat sickened to be acknowledged that uncanny the similarity between Zac Efron and Ted Bundy is. This movie is going to be amazing. pic.twitter.com/ hAqxoonlE6 — compassion, ana (@ ItsAnnaSP) March 19, 2018 Ted Bundy admitted to 30 murders in seven different states. He listened University of Utah Law School where he would chase and allure maids before slaughtering them. One of his countless preys was the Midvale, Utah, police chief’s daughter. In 1976 he was sentenced to serve 15 years in the Utah State prison but was last-minute transferred to a confinement in Aspen, Colorado after being extradited. This was all just the beginning of his cluttered and long period of being tried in different government courts. Bundy eventually lived at the age of 42 by electric chair in 1989. A movie is being made about these assassinates and Zac Efron is toy Bundy. I don’t know how I feel about someone so excellent toy someone so evil. Advertisement div > div > Vermont UVM murder case defense argues message not shared: At Vermont Supreme Court hearing, Brian Rooney’s protection .. http :// bit.ly/ aHEtS2 — BurlingtonFreePress (@ bfp_news) March 18, 2010 Brian Rooney was convicted of kidnapping and murdering Michelle Gardner-Quinn in 2006. Michelle was missing for six days when her body was learnt suffocated, whips and raped. Rooney was blamed in 2008 and sentenced to life in prison with no parol. Virginia via: Getty Images Seung-Hui Cho was the murderer held liable for the Virginia Tech Massacre in 2007 that killed 32 parties and injured 17. Cho situated bonds on the doors of a campus house where he opened fire for nine times before he shot himself in the head. Cho sent a packet to NBC News claiming that his reasoning for the purposes of our kill was because he wanted to condemn the” rich minors .” Advertisement div > div > Washington Has the #DBCooper contingency FINALLY been solved? Talking with generator/ researcher #RobertBlevins on #AfterHoursAMTheCriminalCode – His #IntoTheBlastTheTrueStoryOfDBCooper has been optioned by a feature film companionship https :// t.co/ vilsiHa5Ia pic.twitter.com/ MuhvIJa7S 0 — AmericasMostHaunted (@ amhaunted) March 22, 2018 This might be the most interesting crime. D.B. Cooper, which might not even be his real figure, is known for hijacking an aircraft heading toward Seattle in 1971. He stole the airline stewardess a memo claiming he had a device. Cooper necessitated $200,000 and a parachute so he could escape. He bought his ticket for the purposes of the name Dan Cooper, but no one even knows his real identity. People doubt he would have been able to survive a jump that high, or if this whole occurrence even happened. To this day, this is the only unsolved breeze infringement occasion in business aviation history. Advertisement div > div > West Virginia Skylar Neese Fatality: Person found in Pennsylvania is missing West Virginia teen, federal officials respond https :// t.co/ 3jsNZXyibk — StarBaby (@ ReyleneReyes) May 3, 2016 Skylar Neese was murdered by her two best friends in 2012 plainly since they are did not want to be friends with her anymore. The 16 -year-olds were tried as adults after they jabbed Neese to demise and “ve been trying to” inter her body. Both girlfriends were jailed, one for 15 years to life, and the other, 10 to 30 years. Advertisement div > div > Wisconsin via: Getty Images Jeffrey Dahmer killed 17 people between 1978 and 1991. He was a cannibal and a necrophiliac that preyed on gentlemen that he would pick up at tables or on the side of freeways. He often deterred body parts in his fridge and freezer. He was arrested in 1991 and was sentenced to 16 life calls. In 1994, he was vanquished to demise by a fellow inmate. Advertisement div > div > Wyoming via: Getty Images In 1974 across the encompas of 7 weeks, four young girls went missing. Then nine years later, one of the bodies was found. Since the other bodies were never detected, it was difficult to collect evidence. The small town of Rawlins, Wyoming has not bind any loose end or imprisoned anyone for the assassination and goings of these girls. Read more: http :// twentytwowords.com/ the-most-infamous-crimes-from-each-of-the-5 0-states / http://dailybuzznetwork.com/index.php/2018/06/24/the-most-infamous-crimes-from-each-of-the-50-states/