Wealthy Kidnapped Student Found Dead on Country Road

Gabe · #31 ● 11-23-2013, 02:14 PM

mmmmmmm yummy

Worn_and_wicked · #32 ● 11-23-2013, 05:43 PM

That's savoir vivre... She didn't pee her pants.

paazin · #33 ● 11-23-2013, 09:09 PM

I see your point here, excuse my rather blunt anwere to you, but white people in Brasil and probably throughout South-America live in closed rural areas with guards, so maybe they have a better statistic when it comes to "accidents" like this. They dont tend to be out at late nights, avoids dangerous ares,etc, but i clearly see the logic in your resonnement.

Also kidnapping a very rich person, and depending on the wealth, you will deal with paramilitary types hired by the rich. One of the most notorious was a Murte a Sequestadores(Death to Kidnappers) that was funded by Pablo Escobar and other cocaine Lords who killed innocent people as well as guerillas and bandits. One thing also to consider, the police in Brazil sometimes gets involved in entrepreneurial
enterprises, like kidnapping and other forms of criminality. A good movie to see is the Tropa De Elite series(Elite Squad) which shows some of criminality of the police.

durt · #34 ● 11-23-2013, 09:26 PM

Sad way to end a life

**Vedderman** · #35 ● 11-24-2013, 03:09 AM

Originally Posted by Worn_and_wicked ↗

That's savoir vivre... She didn't pee her pants.

Oh, I think maybe she did. You can sort of see it in the largest full-body image. I've certainly seen worse messes of course. It wasn't a complete bladder release, by any means, but there is definite liquid staining all along the seam of her crotch if you enhance the image and look for it. Usually that sort of pattern staining means the bladder released after she fell and died, rather than before. I suspect that if you rolled her over, her backside would be markedly wetter than the front.

It has been said that I have a keen eye for such details, but these days my eyes are getting worse so I may not be quite as observant.

DOLL · #36 ● 11-24-2013, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by paazin ↗

Also kidnapping a very rich person, and depending on the wealth, you will deal with paramilitary types hired by the rich. One of the most notorious was a Murte a Sequestadores(Death to Kidnappers) that was funded by Pablo Escobar and other cocaine Lords who killed innocent people as well as guerillas and bandits. One thing also to consider, the police in Brazil sometimes gets involved in entrepreneurial
enterprises, like kidnapping and other forms of criminality. A good movie to see is the Tropa De Elite series(Elite Squad) which shows some of criminality of the police.

I loved it , its a must see. But also the film Carandiru shows the backside of Brasil!