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It's basically a bowl cut

Worked there after high school.

So slim

Fuck that

coyot posted...

Did you vote on the poll each day? I forget half the time

Nah didn't do that.

They'll have to carry me out.

Protip: set it as your homepage

Hope they're going to be ok.

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wanderingshade posted...

I don't think Police departments used DNA evidence to solve cases till the late 80s. They still believed lie detectors worked and weren't junk science.

Think it was more like the 90s

AA for you

How about that

pretzelcoatl posted...

I encountered it myself, mostly in Kyoto. Almost got bounced from a dinner reservation for not being Japanese.

Restaurants sometimes have people standing outside them that will try to stop you if you're not Japanese, it became easier to spot the longer I was there.

Sounds like Nazi Germany

Dat_Cracka_Jax posted...

What's the motive? Was this just a one time thing for him?

Not sure

ExtremeLuchador posted...

Was this another case of a murderer's 2nd cousin sending DNA to an ancestry website?

No they didn't do a Golden State Killer special.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/03/us/karen-snider-murder-james-barbier/index.html

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A 79-year-old Missouri man was charged with first degree murder on Monday for allegedly stabbing a woman more than 120 times nearly six decades ago, authorities said.

Karen Snider, 18, was found dead the evening of November 12, 1966 by her husband after he returned from workto their home in Calumet City, about 23 miles outside of Chicago. She had 125 stab wounds all over her body, according to the Cook County States Attorneys Office in Illinois.

This week, more than 57 years later, James Barbier was arrested for the murder of Snider.
Barbier was initially arrested in 1966 but was not charged and the case went unresolved for years before being reopened in December 2022. A DNA sample identified Barbier as a suspect in the case and on Monday he was arrested in his Missouri home, according to the states attorneys office.

In addition to stab wounds, Snider was covered in bruises, authorities said.

Barbier, who lived in Gary, Indiana, at the time, worked with Sniders husband, the states attorneys office says, and was friends with the couple.

The state attorneys office said on the night of the murder, Barbier went back to his home where his wife observed cuts and blood on him.

He appeared nervous and he immediately took off his clothes and put them in the washing machine, prosecutors said.

At Sniders funeral, Barbier was observed to still have cuts on him.

Barbier was released on Thursday with maximum pretrial conditions, according to the state attorneys office.

Barbier was ordered to not leave Missouri or Illinois, surrender his passport and firearms, and is required to report in person and by phone twice a month, the states attorneys office told CNN in an email.

Although the charge is detention eligible, based on the age of the defendant, his physical infirmity, and recent caselaw on this pointed issue concerning the Pretrial Fairness Act and of posing a real and present threat, the State is not filing a petition to detain, the state attorneys office explained.

CNN has yet to determine if Barbier has retained legal counsel.

Calumet City is located near the Illinois-Indiana border, about 13 miles from Gary.

LightningThief posted...

A sitting president saying that I wouldn't advise at all.

President aside, what he said isn't far off the mark. Japan literally has establishments that say "Japanese only."

That's crazy

Tyranthraxus posted...

BlueMonk briefly lived in Korea for a few months. I didn't think he can post here anymore though.

Haven't seen him in a while.

pretzelcoatl posted...

Why is the global community so worried about what Japan does or doesn't do? I just spent almost a month there, they seem to have their shit together.

They have a right to decide their own policies.

But u be mad if America is Xenophobic

Priest walks into a bar

Pseudo intellectual

That's crazy

He didn't say they're racist

Both sides

ssjevot posted...

Oh really? Lived here 7 years and yet to find one. Let me know where these entire no foreigner regions are since you're the Japan expert. Honestly living in Japan makes me xenophobic against foreigners online because they talk shit constantly without knowing what they're talking about. I experienced worse racism living in the US, no one told my family to go back to China or attacked them in Japan during coronavirus. But go ahead and have your circle jerk about the place you've never been.

Ooooohhhhh freezer burn!

Broseph

I think it sounds right. When death approaches a different perspective kicks in.

These things always produce anime and garbled language.

GateOfDestiny posted...

Agree, l don't really see anything wrong with a country that prioritizes their own people first.

That sounds like maga talk.

I guess this didn't help
https://youtu.be/irxvt2Yb_cE?si=9kWuxwE0LWw-j6fO

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/02/politics/biden-japan-xenophobic-us-ally/index.html

The Last of Us?

Ezio Auditore (Assassins Creed, Video Game Characters 1)
The Thing (The Thing, Movie Villains)

https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/30/politics/supreme-court-texas-porn-age-verification/index.html

The Supreme Court on Tuesday allowed Texas to enforce age-verification requirements for porn sites, rejecting a request from the adult entertainment industry to block the law on First Amendment grounds.

Texas law requires any website that publishes a substantial amount of content that is harmful to minors to verify the age of users. The challengers said the law also forces adults to identify themselves before accessing pornography, which the groups lawyers said violates access to free speech online.

A trade group representing the adult entertainment industry filed an appeal at the Supreme Court and then asked the court to block the law while that appeal is considered. The underlying appeal is still pending.

The Supreme Court offered no explanation for its decision Tuesday, common for decisions on its emergency docket. There were no noted dissents.

The emergency request followed a 2-1 decision last month from the 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals that cited Texas legitimate interest in preventing minors access to pornography and allowed the law to take effect.

The Supreme Court in 1997 unanimously invalidated provisions of a federal law intended to protect minors from indecent material online because it also imposed First Amendment burdens on adults. But in reviewing the Texas law, the 5th Circuit relied instead on a 1968 precedent in which the Supreme Court let stand a New York law barring the distribution of obscene material to minors.

The record is replete with examples of the sort of damage that access to pornography does to children, the appeals court wrote. Because it is never obvious whether an internet user is an adult or a child, any attempt to identify the user will implicate adults in some way.

Everyone thought she was so hot but she's not.

It's amazing. People from everywhere.

SF sounds very expensive

Huh. Never knew that.

ArchonKnight posted...

I make about 70k in Los Angeles and I'm pretty much paycheck to paycheck. My tax return helped pad my checking account, but it dwindles more and more each month.

Wow, that's crazy.

emblem-man posted...

Messed up because some societies (ours) claims to want to encourage people to want to have children. If so, then it's bad for kids to be seen as a luxurious item rather than a normal part of society with the environment that's capable of supporting them.

They do cost a lot though.

Where do you live?

Air conditioner

Learn to float. Then use arms and legs to move.