Crime aftermath photography

[Drums Into Space]

Maybe it’s just me but I love seeing pictures (especially older ones) of crimes happening or the aftermath. Not looking for gore (PM me for that) just photos of historic criminal activities/crime scene photos.

Spoiler: Examples

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[Just A Butt]

@pedoguyguykrai claims to have loads of these to share.

 

[Maskull]

@pedoguyguykrai claims to have loads of these to share.

She still hasn't posted the photo she said she would because she's a fat coward.

 

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[Lobotomized_Chicken]

I can relate to this sentiment. I find the Columbine aftermath photos to be eerily interesting. Sadly I don't have any saved, nor do I feel like looking for any.

 

[Drums Into Space]

I can relate to this sentiment. I find the Columbine aftermath photos to be eerily interesting. Sadly I don't have any saved, nor do I feel like looking for any.

have you seen the sandy hook classroom photos (obviously not the ones the kids were in)

 

[Lobotomized_Chicken]

have you seen the sandy hook classroom photos (obviously not the ones the kids were in)

Despite me having more interest in Sandy Hook, I haven't seen many of the aftermath photos. However, I did see one that was taken outside of the classroom where Adam killed himself; you could see his pistol or hat (it was hard to tell) on the floor and the puddle of blood was creeping into the doorframe from the side.

 

[General Disarray]

A couple was butchered in bed by their own son - well, mostly. The father, after being bludgeoned, got up and went about his normal morning routine while bleeding out. The pics show the blood trails where he went to the kitchen, then to the bathroom to brush his teeth. He succumbed sometime after that. Imagine, being so out of it in shock and pain that you just stumble around making your morning coffee bleeding everywhere. The pics aren't gory just bloody, and reading the descriptions with each photo paints the disturbing picture in the minds eye. I originally saw it on Reddit and it linked an Imgur photo gallery but I don't have the link handy.

Here's a link to the story, however, if you're interested.

Head smashed with an axe, but not dead yet: When a man did his daily chores until his last breath

A college student in 2004 smashed his parents'faces with an axe. Father died and mother survived but there is more to it.

www.indiatoday.in

 

[Drums Into Space]

Despite me having more interest in Sandy Hook, I haven't seen many of the aftermath photos. However, I did see one that was taken outside of the classroom where Adam killed himself; you could see his pistol or hat (it was hard to tell) on the floor and the puddle of blood was creeping into the doorframe from the side.

Here's a few from like the hundreds I've got. I can zip em if you want.

Spoiler: No bodies but some blood puddles

last one is kinda gut wrenching

 

[Lobotomized_Chicken]

Here's a few from like the hundreds I've got. I can zip em if you want.

Spoiler: No bodies but some blood puddles

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last one is kinda gut wrenching

Ah, thanks for this. No need to ZIP. I agree, it's very saddening, the contrast of a childhood safe space which is also a crime scene. It's a shame no one knows Adam's motive. Maybe he just had none. I've always been a fan of the 'savior' theory (Adam wrote that he believed kids were brainwashed in school, so some have speculated that he thought killing young kids would prevent them from being brainwashed, as they'd die before anything happened, therefore, he would 'save' them from having their minds altered) but I highly doubt it's true. I just find it to be an interesting thought.

 

[Robert w'E'd Leef]

There was a website I found a few years ago that had a huge collection of crime scene photos from the NYPD from the turn of the century into the 20s. Most of them featured a downward-facing camera mounted on tall wooden stilts that could photograph a top-down view of the bodies. Attached is an example I saved. Unfortunately, I can't find that site again, but it was gnarly

 

[Drums Into Space]

downward-facing camera mounted on tall wooden stilts that could photograph a top-down view of the bodies.

Wow that’s fascinating. Reminds me of a Hitchcock scene.

 

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[Francesco Dellamorte]

Unfortunately, I can't find that site again, but it was gnarly

Here you go: https://nycma.lunaimaging.com/luna/servlet/view/all/what/Crime+and+criminals/
At least I assume that's the website you're referring to.

PS: That's an archive for the entire NYC Department of Records, so there's much, much more than just crime scene stuff available via the filters to the left.

 

[Robert w'E'd Leef]

Here you go: https://nycma.lunaimaging.com/luna/servlet/view/all/what/Crime+and+criminals/
At least I assume that's the website you're referring to.

PS: That's an archive for the entire NYC Department of Records, so there's much, much more than just crime scene stuff available via the filters to the left.

That's not the one, but your link is better

 

[DerKryptid]

Aftermath of 9/11

 

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