Korvus fucked around with this message on 04-03-2004 at 01:27 AM.
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This one time, at Y.O.T.C camp:
Definitly fairly fucked up. This isn't my webhosting so I don't know how long it will be up, but its up on the stileproject boards so it'll most likely be up for like a week or so.http://home.comcast.net/~officerfarva/suicidewash.mpeg
Read about that in the newspaper yesterday
guy shoots himself, someone from the police leaks the tape, and its puton some porn website, and like the family is using hte website and hte pigs are trying to figure out who leaked the video
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Mog said this about your mom:
wow, their must seriouslly be soemthign fucken wrong with me, just watched the video and liek wasnt disturbed or shocked in the slightest
Nah, I've seen much worse, and none of it disturbs me.
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Bud Dwyer Also shot himself in the head, only he was on live broadcasted TV, and shot up into his brain and sinuses instead of into his neck. Thus more blood, really nasty.
Holy crap was that ever bad quality, the clip of that I originally saw... a long while back, was of an exceptionaly high quality, enough where you could see the blood running out of his nose and mouth almost like a faucet, plus was longer. had more of the meeting or whatever they were doing when he pulls the manilla envelope from inside the podium with the gun inside
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Holy crap was that ever bad quality, the clip of that I originally saw... a long while back, was of an exceptionaly high quality, enough where you could see the blood running out of his nose and mouth almost like a faucet, plus was longer. had more of the meeting or whatever they were doing when he pulls the manilla envelope from inside the podium with the gun inside
What was going on during that clip? They seem kind of paniced that he pulls a gun out, and he's trying to explain something. I would like to know more.
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What was going on during that clip? They seem kind of paniced that he pulls a gun out, and he's trying to explain something. I would like to know more.
It was a meeting of sorts, looked like a city meeting or something. He gets up there behind a wooden podium in front of the crown of people sitting down waiting for it to start and hands out some envelopes to a few people nearby, aides or friends perhaps. For about a half minute or so it continues as normal, the people that he handed the stuff to returns to their seats, people mutter and talk to each other. Then he grabs a manilla envelope from inside the podium and pulls the gun out. He tries to say something, he tries to get in a quick word, basically telling everyone to be calm so he can speak, but people start to freak out. He tries to get them to be quiet a couple times so he can get his 2 cents in, but people keep getting louder, so he just puts the gun in his mouth and pulls the trigger.
From what I saw of the video, I think he was just trying to explain what he was doing, and that he wasn't there to shoot them all or something. He keeps the gun hidden behind the podium at first, but eventually people start to notice it so he just pulls it out and tries to get some quiet. Doesn't happen, can't hear what he is saying over the people shouting and screaming at the sight of the gun though.
Pop, he slumps down, and blood begins to pour from his nostrils and mouth like there is a faucet on in his head, and the cameraman zooms in on the body as he continues to pour blood, and you hear people screaming their heads off in the background.
All I know is what I saw on the original longer length video, was no complete explanation with it. Vorago fucked around with this message on 04-03-2004 at 02:38 AM.
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It was a meeting of sorts, looked like a city meeting or something. He gets up there behind a wooden podium in front of the crown of people sitting down waiting for it to start and hands out some envelopes to a few people nearby, aides or friends perhaps. For about a half minute or so it continues as normal, the people that he handed the stuff to returns to their seats, people mutter and talk to each other. Then he grabs a manilla envelope from inside the podium and pulls the gun out. He tries to say something, he tries to get in a quick word, basically telling everyone to be calm so he can speak, but people start to freak out. He tries to get them to be quiet a couple times so he can get his 2 cents in, but people keep getting louder, so he just puts the gun in his mouth and pulls the trigger.From what I saw of the video, I think he was just trying to explain what he was doing, and that he wasn't there to shoot them all or something. He keeps the gun hidden behind the podium at first, but eventually people start to notice it so he just pulls it out and tries to get some quiet. Doesn't happen, can't hear what he is saying over the people shouting and screaming at the sight of the gun though.
Pop, he slumps down, and blood begins to pour from his nostrils and mouth like there is a faucet on in his head, and the cameraman zooms in on the body as he continues to pour blood, and you hear people screaming their heads off in the background.
All I know is what I saw on the original longer length video, was no complete explanation with it.
Hm, yeah, I saw that version too. Thought the one I linked was that, guess not.
A simple google search reveals the following:
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from the page:
Oddly enough, it took prosecutors nearly two years to build the case before it finally went to trial in December of 1986. John Torquato Jr. was granted a plea bargain, which kept him from facing any prison time. Several other officials were also granted plea bargains in the case. Out of all the bribes that were offered, the indictment included only two names; R. Budd Dwyer and GOP Chairman Robert B. Asher . Testimony in the case revealed that Budd Dwyer was to receive a $300,000 kickback and Robert Asher was to receive $100,000. Budd Dwyer's attorney Paul Killion didn't put up much of a fight, resting his case without calling a single witness to the stand. It was reported that Mr. Killion felt calling witnesses in Dwyer's defense would do more harm than good.
Now we have the why.
following that, we have the process.
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As Budd contuned reading his statement, he seems extremly nervous and was heavily perspriring. It even seemed he was on the verge of tears. Budd skipped portions of his statement and held back the final page. It stated he would not resign. It pleaded that his story be told. It warned in the final paragraph that some, those with weak stomachs, might want to leave the room, and it quoted from the book The Shame of the Cities by Lincoln Steffens.Budd then began handing out sealed envelopes to members of his staff. One contained funeral arrangments, the other an organ doner card, another, a letter to the Governor and the final, a letter to his wife Joanne. He returned to the podeum and withdrew a .357 magnum from a large manilla envelope that was in his briefcase. The room went silent for a second until Budd cocked the gun. Several reporters pleaded with him to please put the gun down. Some shouted "Budd don't do this!" " He asked people to "please leave the room if this will offend you." Budd's press secratary James "Duke" Horshock made an attempt to approach him but Budd warned him off with his final words "No....This will hurt someone." Budd placed the barrel of the gun in his mouth and pulled the trigger. The room errupted in horror and shock. If it wasn't bad enough, cameras continued to roll, capturing one of the most vile images ever caught on tape.
Aury fucked around with this message on 04-03-2004 at 04:18 AM.
