[SimoneFlen']

*Unfortunately nothing spectacular here. I only found 2 death photos, both 2 times, with different watermarks. I've spliced the images, to make a half decent result, but they're still not great (if someone else wants to have a go, especially to remove the watermarks - I can't be arsed to try - then let me know + I'll post the 4 watermarked images). I've added a collage comparison of the 2 watermarked images + then the spliced one, for each of the deceased.

In St. Petersburg, a 17-year-old teenager was detained on suspicion of the cold-blooded murder of his mother and uncle. The young man actively promoted himself on TikTok and was popular among users.

The tragedy took place in one of the five-storey buildings on Shaumyan Avenue in the Krasnogvardeisky district of the Northern capital. A police outfit summoned to the scene of the emergency found a woman and a man with no signs of life in the apartment. Traces of stab wounds were found on the bodies of the deceased.

A 17-year-old tiktoker who is the son of the deceased woman and the nephew of the man fell under suspicion of murder. According to the teenager, it all started with a skirmish with his uncle, who allegedly threatened him. Presumably, during a drunken conflict, the guy first stabbed the man with a knife, and then realized that the witness, his own mother, should not be left alive, and attacked her when she tried to intercede for his brother.

According to the website of the Main Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for St. Petersburg, the young man was detained. A criminal case was opened against him under the article on murder. It is noted that the 17-year-old young man had been repeatedly convicted and registered with the police. Now the circumstances of the incident are being established, the investigation continues.

At the same time, in social networks, the guy appears in the guise of a cheerful bully. He especially loves to shoot videos for "Tiktok", where thousands of followers subscribed to him, and the videos collect tens of thousands of likes.

[Vedderman]

It's nice to get clear, clean, unadulterated images.

But people who don't invest the time in researching this stuff don't understand that sometimes even half-assed partial images are a victory.

And, as I have repeated for years, always best to post the half-assed stuff anyway, as it may lead someone else to find a superior version.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

It's nice to get clear, clean, unadulterated images.

But people who don't invest the time in researching this stuff don't understand that sometimes even half-assed partial images are a victory.

And, as I have repeated for years, always best to post the half-assed stuff anyway, as it may lead someone else to find a superior version.

Many thanks, Ved'.

Very true, if it's a really interesting case, then I will add censored images too, just in case that helps someone else to find it uncensored.

I wouldn't have bothered posting this one if it was somewhere like Brazil, but since it's Russia (+ we don't get much uncensored/unwatermarked) content from there), I thought I'd post it.

[Vedderman]

Personally, I am much better these days with followup than with origination. I still find totally new things, of course. But I haven't kept my sources up to date like I used to do. So it's very hit or miss.

But if I have something to go off of, I tend to find a lot more because I do very well with language keywords, colloquial or formal. The search engines don't do well with general terms anymore, as you probably know. But a few specific details changes the whole game.

I can search a hundred permutations of 'mujeres ejecutadas' all day long and get forty GB of recycled crap. But a hundred permutations of 'mujeres ejecutadas' & 'San Pedro Ayampuc' gets me a significantly more effective result. But I need a reason to add SPA to that search instead of one of fifty million other cities.

Anyway, you know all this already. I mention it largely for the benefit of any prospective contributors and as a reminder to you to always post your cases, even if the images are slipshod.
I mean if they're a total wreck, it obviously is rarely worth it. But a half-wreck usually means that somewhere out there, there's an uncensored image to be plundered.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

Personally, I am much better these days with followup than with origination. I still find totally new things, of course. But I haven't kept my sources up to date like I used to do. So it's very hit or miss.

But if I have something to go off of, I tend to find a lot more because I do very well with language keywords, colloquial or formal. The search engines don't do well with general terms anymore, as you probably know. But a few specific details changes the whole game.

I can search a hundred permutations 'mujeres ejecutadas' all day long and get forty GB of recycled crap. But a hundred permutations of 'mujeres ejecutadas' & 'San Pedro Ayampuc' gets me a significantly more effective result.

Anyway, you know all this already. I mention it largely for the benefit of any prospective contributors and as a reminder to you to always post your cases, even if the images are slipshod.
I mean if they're a total wreck, it obviously is rarely worth it. But a half-wreck usually means that somewhere out there, there's an uncensored image to be plundered.

Ah, yes the keyword specifics, I learned early on, that I could get good results by putting in more detailed words.

I've really slacked with variation over the last few months. Ever since a massive number of sites don't work on IE any more + also with FB no longer having the search by month feature. It's all made it that much more of a chore, so I tend to be lazy + stick with the piss easy cases from Brazil (mainly).

I'm trying to get back into doing more Cambodian cases, as I'm sick of the same old shite from Brazil, haha!

[Vedderman]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

also with FB no longer having the search by month feature.

On the list of things that actually incline my libtard pacifistic ass towards outright, blood-red murder?

This motherfucker right here is in the top three.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

On the list of things that actually incline my libtard pacifistic ass towards outright, blood-red murder?

This motherfucker right here is in the top three.

Ahaha, I'm glad that I'm not the only one who that has majorly pissed off! Why on earth they thought that getting rid of that was a good idea, I do not know. Pain in the arse!

[Vedderman]

You may (or may not, depending on how you do your searches) have noticed, though, that there was a very positive change that came with the 'new' FB too.

In any FB page to which you have access, you can now enact a simple keyword search that spans the entire history of the page. Formerly, you could only do that with pages catalogued as 'groups.'

It isn't as useful as narrowing the date searches for new content, but it is VERY helpful in finding older stuff on news site/rescue team pages.

[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

You may (or may not, depending on how you do your searches) have noticed, though, that there was a very positive change that came with the 'new' FB too.

In any FB page to which you have access, you can now enact a simple keyword search that spans the entire history of the page. Formerly, you could only do that with pages catalogued as 'groups.'

It isn't as useful as narrowing the date searches for new content, but it is VERY helpful in finding older stuff on news site/rescue team pages.

Thanks, Ved'. I hadn't noticed this on pages, just with groups. Though I'm hoping that they'll give us the month to search again (I won't hold my breath!).

[LittleNightmare]

Welp, there goes his tik-tok career.....