Got My Cursor @ 123Cursors.com
fuckyeahforensics: BACK SPATTER OR “BLOWBACK” When a bullet strikes a target, some high force impact spatter may be directed back toward the gun that fired the shot. This is known as “back spatter”   If the bullet exits its target, a larger amount of high force impact spatter may be directed in the same direction as the bullet. This is known as “forward spatter”. The amount of high force impact spatter created will depend upon the size or caliber of the bullet fired, as well as the distance from the gun to the target. The larger the bullet, or projectile, the greater the spatter. The closer to the target that the gun is fired…the great the spatter.

fuckyeahforensics:

BACK SPATTER OR “BLOWBACK”

  • When a bullet strikes a target, some high force impact spatter
    may be directed back toward the gun that fired the shot. This is
    known as “back spatter”  
  • If the bullet exits its target, a larger amount of high force impact
    spatter may be directed in the same direction as the bullet. This
    is known as “forward spatter”.
  • The amount of high force impact spatter created will depend
    upon the size or caliber of the bullet fired, as well as the distance
    from the gun to the target. The larger the bullet, or projectile, the
    greater the spatter. The closer to the target that the gun is fired…
    the great the spatter.

(Source: thepuppeteerman)

Suitei Shoujo - Kagi Ga Akanai (Ju-On: The Grudge OST)

English Translation:

My house lock won’t open, even though it’s my key
No matter how many times I try, the door doesn’t open

Yesterday and the day before yesterday, since before that I was alone
It was a given I’d return to an empty house

Mama passed it on to me when I was small

But the lock won’t open, I want to enter my house
There’s no place else I can go home, ah
Open the lock, it’s already the end, don’t leave me alone

Something comes near in the sunset’s dyed sky
I think I want to wear one more cardigan

Yesterday the three of us ate dinner
The leftovers are in the refrigerator, surely it’s true

Everyone was together, surely that was true

Since it’s so late, I’m crying
There’s nowhere I can go, ah
Open the lock, let me in, catch me

But the lock won’t open, I want to enter my house
There’s no place else I can go home, ah
Open the lock, it’s already the end, don’t leave me alone

Don’t leave me alone

Don’t leave me alone

(Source: idobelieveinghostsidoido)

(Source: clarabows)

I just unfollowed a bunch of blogs that haven’t updated in a while, so if anyone has any suggestions on who I should follow, please don’t be shy. ｡◕ ‿ ◕｡

?

(Source: makemestfu)

So, your icon... I'm taking a stab in the dark here and assuming you are protected from possession; am I correct?

@Anonymous

I hope so :P

(Source: in-love-with-movies)

tea-and-skeletons: In Atlanta, Georgia, just prior to midnight on September 8, seventy-seven year old Minnie Winston found what appeared to be blood splattered on her bathroom floor and fetched her seventy-nine year old husband, William. Further searching by the couple revealed more spots of red, blood-like fluid on the bathroom’s lower walls, the kitchen, living room, bedroom, hallways, and basement. Blood was also found in a crawlspace and under a television set. Nothing like this had ever happened in their rented house before and the couple were understandably alarmed. They owned no pets and lived alone together. Unable to come up with a satisfactory explanation, and with blood continuing to come out of the floors and walls, Minnie and William called the police. At first, their concern wasn’t taken seriously. William regularly underwent dialysis at home, but he and his wife insisted the blood belonged to neither of them. On police investigation, laboratory results showed the liquid was human blood, Type O. Both William and Minnie were Type A. Once detectives ruled out evidence of wrongdoing, they were at a loss to explain the phenomena and dropped the investigation. Was the “bleeding house” a hoax perpetrated on the Winstons? Or evidence of poltergeist activity? We’ve been unable to discover what happened to the couple following the events in 1987. Current records indicate the house at 1114 Fountain Drive is occupied.

tea-and-skeletons:

In Atlanta, Georgia, just prior to midnight on September 8, seventy-seven year old Minnie Winston found what appeared to be blood splattered on her bathroom floor and fetched her seventy-nine year old husband, William. Further searching by the couple revealed more spots of red, blood-like fluid on the bathroom’s lower walls, the kitchen, living room, bedroom, hallways, and basement. Blood was also found in a crawlspace and under a television set.

Nothing like this had ever happened in their rented house before and the couple were understandably alarmed. They owned no pets and lived alone together. Unable to come up with a satisfactory explanation, and with blood continuing to come out of the floors and walls, Minnie and William called the police.

At first, their concern wasn’t taken seriously. William regularly underwent dialysis at home, but he and his wife insisted the blood belonged to neither of them. On police investigation, laboratory results showed the liquid was human blood, Type O. Both William and Minnie were Type A. Once detectives ruled out evidence of wrongdoing, they were at a loss to explain the phenomena and dropped the investigation.

Was the “bleeding house” a hoax perpetrated on the Winstons? Or evidence of poltergeist activity? We’ve been unable to discover what happened to the couple following the events in 1987. Current records indicate the house at 1114 Fountain Drive is occupied.