Myska
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It really is :) You really should! You can always make it during any season but it is mostly considered winter food.
Exactly! It will definitely warm you up! Hahaha, me too! I like it a lot :)
I am glad you like it :) You should definitely give it a try :)
Thank you :) It really is.
I am currently reading The Devotion of Suspect X by Higashino Keigo.
It is definitely a good read, especially if you like mystery and murder stories. The descriptions are always so detailed and beautiful, it feels like you’re part of the story.
This case kinda reminds me of the murder of Lena Bruce.
The M.O. is similar, the victims were very young when they were murdered and their killer was caught after many many years.
I like a couple more songs by Queen Bee, Mysterious (Koukyuu no Karasu), and Kaen (Dororo).
That would be great actually. Also, I was wondering what mediums of information are allowed, for example, can we post YouTube videos or link podcasts of cases or should we share articles only?
Futari wa Precure + the sequels and alternatives
1·1 year agoI have added this anime to my plan-to-watch list. Not sure if it’s going to be good but the plot seems fun.
It’s been ages since I watched Elfen Lied and I still remember it and Lilium very vividly. A wonderful song. I have never found any similar OST in any other anime.
Looks delicious 🤤 Thank you for sharing ☺️
I have been following it and I like it.
I would say it is a bit confusing story-wise as we don’t know how some things are connected yet but I guess we will find out in the second part.
It happened back on May 1st. The article says that the parents were allowed to the crime scene as I believe it wasn’t considered a crime scene by the police anymore.
Based on what I got, their behavior was like “The killer is gone, there won’t be a trial so why bother further?”
The murders were committed by Jesse McFadden, the convicted sex offender. So yes, the perpetrator is obvious.
The problem here lies in the police’s actions cause since the killer is dead, they gathered no evidence, they did nothing to understand the motive behind those crimes, and they didn’t care enough to give the families a type of closure as those people want to find out what happened to their children and grandchildren.
If we’re looking at the unresolved part of the case, that could be the one. The police didn’t do their job.
I watched this video by Stephanie Harlowe. She talks about the case extensively.
Don’t thank me at all. I am glad to see that you like it and that you wanna try it out :) Please show us your cheesecake whenever you make it :)
Seeing something like that must be both sad and horrible. I am glad that she works with caring people who were able to comfort her a bit.
That teenager denied everything even though everything was just so obvious. I hope she gets the harshest of sentences.