[HeyJealousy]

A collection of graphic death scenes from the early days of the Internet.

[Watcher===]

Those are almost thumbnails these days. Nice find.

[HeyJealousy]

Originally Posted by Watcher=== ↗

Those are almost thumbnails these days. Nice find.

Thanks, bro.
You can find a few more of those at www.crime-scene-photos.com

[Watcher===]

Whoa. I somehow found this lady very jarring. Dropped like a ragdoll with no time for even animal instinct to fall the way you would expect.




Are the pictures on the CDs higher resolution?

[HeyJealousy]

Originally Posted by Watcher=== ↗

Whoa. I somehow found this lady very jarring. Dropped like a ragdoll with no time for even animal instinct to fall the way you would expect.




Are the pictures on the CDs higher resolution?

I'm thinking so. But the CDs contain countless exclusive crime-scene photos from yesteryear, and many of them from the U.S (or so I've heard). If you want to purchase one or two and share them on here for our viewing pleasure, that would be great.

[AceGoober]

The last photo in the first post. His head is carved from the top down to the jawline. Jeebus...

[HeyJealousy]

Originally Posted by AceGoober ↗

The last photo in the first post. His head is carved from the top down to the jawline. Jeebus...

Drinking by the train-tracks will do that to ya

[kellyhound]

https://www.documentingreality.com/f...uncements.html

[Sharon]

The glory years of early Internet gore finds, remember those days well

As pointed out above, please do not upload images with honking great watermarks from other sites on them as one thing Documenting Reality prides in is clean images. Thanks.

We would appreciate that the pictures you upload in this section do not contain watermarks or contain black bars to cover up watermarks from other sites, in most cases they will now be removed as we think they bring the quality of the death pics section down.