Stacey Horace Used Everything But Kitchen Sink To Beat Kids

November 20, 2009 by Morbid · 8 Comments
Filed under: Child Abuse, Crime 

Tampa, Florida Hillsborough sheriff’s deputies have arrested Stacey Joanna Horace, 31, for physically abusing children, between the ages of 11 months to 10 years, for the last five years. They are reporting she used belts, extension cords, metal spoons, hammers, and stun guns. Other reports stated that Horace also held one of her children underwater while she spat on his face and threw urine upon him. The abuse came to light after a report was made to the Child Protection Investigation unit earlier this month. Deputies say the children sustained marks and bruises because of the abuse. Horace was arrested and has been released on $2,000 bail. The children, whose relationship to Horace has not been revealed, were placed with family members. Read more

The Wrong Way To Kill A Burglar

November 20, 2009 by Morbid · 6 Comments
Filed under: Burglary, Crime, Murder, Shooting 

Arlington, Washington - On Monday Keira Earhart,38, pulled into his driveway to witness someone running from his house. He went inside to find his wife’s jewelry missing and called 911. Police arrived but after a search, were unable to find the burglar. A second 911 call was made a few hours later, Earhart telling police that the burglar was back in the area and that he had ran into a field near his house. Police arrived a second time, finding Earhart in the field, but once again they were not able to find the burglar. On Wednesday morning a neighbor called police saying he had found the body of a man in a creek near Monday’s burglary. The body was of a 25-year-old who had been shot to death. After a little investigating, police learn neighbors heard shots on Monday, before the second 911 call was placed. One reported Earhart told them he had taken “warning shots” at the burglar. Earhart was booked into jail facing second-degree murder charges. The dead man did have the stolen property in his possession.  Not sure if the Castle Doctrine applies in Washington, but even if it did I am pretty sure it doesn’t cover shooting a fleeing burglar in a field near your house three hours after the crime was committed. Read more

The Right Way To Kill A Burglar

November 20, 2009 by Morbid · 2 Comments
Filed under: Burglary, Crime, Shooting 

SORRENTO, Florida - After having lawn-mowing equipment stolen before, Shane Biel installed an alarm on the locked trailer he uses to house machinery for his lawncare business. But around 3:30 a.m. Thursday morning, the alarm went off from someone breaking in for another go. The homeowner went outside, armed with a firearm and confronted 23-year-old Brett Lee Canada who had used a pair of bolt-cutters on the lock Biel had installed. Biel says Canada lunged at him so fearing for his life, he opened fire, killing him. Police say Canada has a history of this type of crime. No charges are expected to be filed against the homeowner. Detectives believe the man’s story and under the Castle Doctrine, a Florida resident can defend themselves and their family in their home with deadly force. You ever been in an argument and have someone come in to help, but turns out they are an idiot? Yeah, read the comments made by Biel’s neighbors. It includes this gem: “Hey, the guy entered. That’s what we move to AmericaAmerica reviewsAmerica reviews for. We protect our stuffRead more

800-Pound Man Becomes Human La-Z-Boy

November 20, 2009 by Morbid · 15 Comments
Filed under: Crime, Weird News 

Columbia, South Carolina - When Daniel Webb, 33, was released from the hospital in MarchMarch reviewsMarch reviews after being treated for a knee injury, he weighed over 500-pounds. When he returned home, he sat in a recliner in the mobile home he shared with his girlfriend. He sat there for 8-months until he died of a heart attack – weighing 800-pounds. He simply could not get out of the chair. Ever. He slept in the chair, he shit in the chair, he would preach the word of God online from the chair. When his mother made the call to 911 that her son was in a lot of pain, firefighters had to cut him out of the chair. They also had to cut a hole in the wall of the mobile home to get him out of it. He died a few hours later, his body covered with sores and a “very bad odor.” His girlfriend blames all of this on the fact that they did not have health insurance and no one would come out to see Webb. Read more

911 Call Released In Howard Stewart Immolation Case

November 20, 2009 by Morbid · 3 Comments
Filed under: Attempted Murder, Crime, Domestic Violence, Molestation, immolation 

New Haven, Connecticut – More information on the story about Howard Stewart setting is girlfriend, Christina Lee, on fire. Police released the 911 call for one, in which you can hear Lee screaming that Stewart was setting her daughter on fire. No regard for her injuries, just wanting help for her daughter. There is also info on what led to the attack. The couple were arguing about bills and the fact that the 12-year-old who escaped with no injuries, told her mother the night before that Stewart had been touching her private parts. The little girl got lucky as she woke up as Stewart was pouring a flammable liquid on her and saw Stewart tossing a match on her. She was able to run out with her 3-month-old sister. Lee suffered burns on 40 percent of her body and remains in critical condition. Read more

The Macabre Artwork of Kris Kuksi

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 12 Comments
Filed under: Art, Crime 

You guys want to see some really macabre artwork? Then you really need to check out the sculptures by Kris Kuksi. This guy makes some of the most fascinating, detailed sculptures using discarded toys, mechanical parts and other materials. On the Bio on his website it states that the “grotesque to him, as it seemed, was beautiful. Reaching adulthood his art blossomed and created a breakthrough of personal freedom from the negative environment experienced during his youth. He soon discovered his distaste for the typical American life and pop culture, feeling that he has always belonged to the ‘Old World’. Yet, Kris’ work is about a new wilderness, refined and elevated, visualized as a cultivation emerging from the corrupt and demoralized fall of modern-day society. A place were new beginnings, new wars, new philosophies, and new endings exist.” Yeah, yeah – whatever. I just call it Cool Shit. I figure if any of you out there are anything like me, you would enjoy his work. Check out some examples after the break. Read more

Anthony Michael Hall A Neo-Maxi Zoom Stalker?

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 15 Comments
Filed under: Crime, Domestic Violence, Harassment, Stalking 

The New York Post is reporting that Diana Falzone filed a police complaint last Tuesday, after Anthony Michael Hall, 41, allegedly attempted to kick down her door and then bashed her head against the wall when she finally let him in. She was granted a temporary restraining order in Manhattan Family Court on Thursday. Falzone claims the Hall’s harassment was going on before the head-bashing incident and the order states  Hall must “refrain from assault, stalking, harassment . . . menacing, reckless endangerment . . . intimidation.” Hall, who suffers from bi-polar disorder, will appear at a hearing next week. His lawyer says all the allegations are bullshit. Falzone is a Sirius radio personality and relationship expert for The Huffington Post. Her last column was titled “How Not to Date a Loser“.  I had no clue who Falzone was until now, but after checking out some pics I am here to say that Holy Shucking Fit she is pretty hot. Not that that’s an excuse for Hall to be stalking her – if he is – but it sure explains things. Read more

Woman Tracks Down Nightclub Attacker Using Facebook

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 5 Comments
Filed under: Assault, Crime 

Hertfordshire, England – More glassing from England! On March 21st, Jennifer Wilson, 20, was dancing on a raised floor in a Watford, Herts nightclub when Ashleigh Holliman, 22, slammed a pint glass into her face. Holliman was able to leave the scene and no one was able, or willing, to identify her. But Wilson recognized one of her friends from FacebookFacebookFacebook. She then went through all 200 of that man’s friends until she found a picture of Holliman. She then obtained her address and turned the info over to police who were not able to locate her at the address. So Wilson went back to Facebook and found Holliman’s employment. Using this new info, police arrested Holliman at her job. She admitted to the attack and on NovemberNovember reviewsNovember reviews 10, she was ordered to pay £2,400 compensation and sentenced to 120 hours of community service.   I’m just a receptionist in a tanning salon but I ended up doing the detective work for them,’  said Wilson who was left with an inch long scar under her eye. “Maybe I’m in the wrong job.” Read more

Three Arrested After Holding Family Hostage For Days

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 7 Comments
Filed under: Abduction, Home Invasion, Kidnapping, Robbery, Shooting 

WINTER GARDEN, Florida One lucky family, I think. 48-year-old Rubens Morais and 27-year-old Marcela Borges were home with their 5-year-old son on SundaySunday reviewsSunday reviews when four masked intruders took them hostage. They were all tied up and blindfolded and taken to Apopka. The next day, Borges was forced to withdraw $23,600 from the bank. They were then taken back to their home. Sometime Tuesday, Borges removed her bindings as well as the mask of one of her young, female captors. Not liking that, she reportedly stated “She saw my face and knows who I am. You have to kill her!” Borges, not liking that, jumped from a second-story window. As she ran to a neighbor’s house, one of the captors opened fire on her, hitting her in the side. All four captors then fled the scene. Victor Manuel Sanchez, 20, and Miguel Diaz-Santiz, 25, and Oscar Diaz-Hernandez, 19 have been arrested. The female suspect is still at large. Read more

Hunter Shoots Student To Death, Mistaking Her For A Deer

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 9 Comments
Filed under: Crime, Shooting, freak accident 

FERRUM, Virginia – 23-year-old Jessica Goode was out in the woods collecting frogs for a science project with two other Ferrum College students when 100 yards away 31-year-old hunter, Jason Cloutier, took aim with his high-powered rifle and fired — mistaking Goode for a deer. The bullet struck Goode in the chest, passed through her and through the hand of 20-year-old Regis J. Boudinot. Goode turned to Boudinot and stated “I’m going to die” and then collapsed. Cloutier immediately tried to help Goode, but it was too late. Although this is a tragic accident, Cloutier was not supposed to be hunting on the property. He now faces charges of manslaughter, reckless handling of a firearm and trespassing. He is currently out on bail. A Remembering Jess Goode Facebook page has been created if you want to stop by. I would advise anyone not wearing a bright orange vest with blinking Christmas lights, and a loud speaker exclaiming “I am NOT a deer!” to stay out of the Virginia woods during hunting season.  Continue on for some videos. Read more

Drunk Soldier Throws Twin Sisters From Balcony

Moscow – I was gonna post this earlier, but was waiting on more information. Captain-Lieutenant Nikolai Zakharkin, 31, suspected his common-law wife, Irina Lapuzina, 27, was cheating on him when she did not return home one night. So after drinking heavily, he sent her a chilling text message stating, “You can say goodbye” to her 8-year-old twin daughters, Dasha and Katya. He then threw both of them off of their eight-story balcony. Unbelievably, both girls survived because of the trees they fell through and not landing on pavement but as you can imagine, they both got pretty tore up. Katya, who was asleep when she was tossed, suffered a ruptured spleen. Dasha suffered serious concussion, five broken ribs, a ruptured liver and a possible backbone injury. Zakharkin has been arrested and charged with attempted murder. Wishing the girls a quick recovery and wanted to note that I love Russian names. The female names usually sound like sexy spies and the males always sound like videogame villains. Read more

Man Charged With Murdering Ex-Girlfriend, Living With Corpse

November 19, 2009 by Morbid · 7 Comments
Filed under: Crime, Murder, abuse of a corpse 

BOCA RATON, Florida Pamela Flowers was reported missing by her roommate who stated she has not seen or heard from Flowers since she left for a HalloweenHalloween reviewsHalloween reviews party on Oct 30th. Police began an investigation that led them to Flower’sFlower reviewsFlower reviews ex-boyfriend’s apartment. No one would come to the door so police gained entry on Tuesday via a search warrant. InsideInside reviewsInside reviews they found 49-year-old Christopher Sharpe hiding, as well as Flower’s corpse. Police say it looks as if she had been dead for some time. Sharpe was arrested and has been charged with first-degree murder. Not to be too morbid, but I think that if I had just murdered someone in my apartment, I’d have an easier time trying to dispose of it in pieces than to living in the place while it rotted in another room. Read more

Sexually Explicit Letters Being Sent to Young Girls

November 18, 2009 by Morbid · 11 Comments
Filed under: Crime, Pedophile 

PHOENIXPhoenix reviewsPhoenix reviews, Arizona — For the last 10 years, someone has been sending threatening, sexually explicit letters to girls between the ages of 8 and 14. They are not chosen at random, as they know their names and they know what they look like. They know these things because they choose young girls who have been pictured in local newspapers. Creepy enough yet? Police know of at least 80 letters that have been written since 1999 to girls in Arizona, New York, New Jersey, Florida, California, Georgia, and Texas. Stopping the person has been difficult as the letter-writer has never attempted any other form of contact with the girls, so there are no physical descriptions. Also, DNA tests from the letters have not resulted in any leads. A couple phrases the writer likes to use are “lovebud” and “hope her thighs feel as good as they look”. There is a $1,000 reward for anyone who helps in identifying this very disturbed suspect. This may not sound serious to some, especially when compared to other stories here, but can you imagine how much something like this can disrupt a family? Obviously that is all this person is after – knowing they have scared a family by anonymously threatening their children. Lame. Read more

Teen Charged With Beating Teen With Nail-Studded Board

November 18, 2009 by Morbid · 11 Comments
Filed under: Assault, Beating, Crime 

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – I’m posting this story purely for the cringe-inducing ouch factor of it. Seventeen-year-old Federico Garcia of Corpus Christi was arrested and charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury after he beat another teen with a nail-studded board. 17-year-old John Hernandez suffered 26 puncture wounds to the torso, abdomen, chest and back. He was discovered when someone passing by “heard what he thought was a cat crying in the bushes.” You know a motherfucker is hurting when they are making a noise like a crying cat. I think the most painful thing I was ever beaten with was some kind of switch. I was in a fight and had this kid pinned. He was covering his face, so I was hitting him in the head so hard my hands hurt. But his little brother snuck up behind me and swung at the back of my head with a switch-like whip-thing. It wrapped tight around my head right on my upper-lip. The little prick yanked backwards shearing the skin off my nose. That was a pain that kept on giving. Read more

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