[TheCruxofBag]

Bonópolis, Goiás, Brazil

A man, identified as Chapolim, was fatally stabbed in the chest after an argument outside a bar. According to initial reports, the primary suspect in the homicide is an employee of the municipal administration.

[foxfantastic]

No wonder they fuck like rabbits down there. At this rate, there wouldnt be anyone left within a year unless they kept restocking the population.

[LouSinew]

It took him 6 seconds to hit the ground. That has to be a record for a chest stabbing.

[MorbidlYaBeasT]

he kind of looked like a cartoon character the way he moved. he left a hole shaped like himself when he exited the bar through the wall

[pokerplay]

that was the knife point palm exploding heart technique

[davebaron666]

Neck?

That was clearly a heart stab.

[TheCruxofBag]

Originally Posted by davebaron666 ↗

Neck?

That was clearly a heart stab.

How did I get it right for the title and not the post?

[DarkSighted]

Another reminder of how quickly and easily a knife can kill: just a fraction-of-a-second little 'ding', here, probably barely any blood on the blade. I think a lot of people (who haven't seen these) suspect that a knife kill is always de facto more 'personal', takes more time on target/eye contact/closeness-to-victim/blade immersion, etc., maybe leaning more toward like a strangling (which can take for fucking ever), probably from watching too many scripted knifing examples (for which there are, I think, significantly fewer examples available than those of simply being shot). It sure CAN be protracted if you have time and the desire (and/or a ready, resisting opponent), but no, you can also literally just touch someone with little more effort than playing tag, and just walk away....