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Dasyurus Maculatus
August 16th, 2004, 06:22 AM
In 1983, police in Macclesfield, England, were investigating reports that a man had murdered his wife 23 years earlier. Some time before, he'd apparently boasted that he had killed her, dismembered her and buried her body in the back yard, yet when interviewed, he denied the accusations.

The case stalled as police found no physical evidence against him. However, by some chance, the murderer's back yard opened on to what had become a peat company's extraction site. Men working on the peat elevator discovered a well-preserved skull which the forensic pathologist identified as a 30 to 50-year-old European female.

When confronted with this discovery, the man confessed to the murder. Police continued their investigation in the peat, and decided to involve Oxford University's Research Laboratory for Archaeology. Just before the case went to trial, Oxford came forward with a date for the skull-they had found it to be 1660-1820 years old....

They had discovered one of the 'Bog Bodies' of Europe.

'Pete Bog' (the sardonic name given to another victim) was a later discovery of finds that are providing scientific evidence of ritual slaughters and murders, or accidental deaths in some cases - dating from several thousand years ago with bodies that have been partially preserved by acid Peat to travel through time

http://www.utexas.edu/courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects97/dentep/dentep.html
:eek:
http://www.ipcc.ie/wpireland.html

The Lindow man.
http://www.utexas.edu/courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects97/dentep/boglindow.htm

Mike Jahn
August 16th, 2004, 07:14 AM
In 1983, police in Macclesfield, England, were investigating reports that a man had murdered his wife 23 years earlier. Some time before, he'd apparently boasted that he had killed her, dismembered her and buried her body in the back yard, yet when interviewed, he denied the accusations.

The case stalled as police found no physical evidence against him. However, by some chance, the murderer's back yard opened on to what had become a peat company's extraction site. Men working on the peat elevator discovered a well-preserved skull which the forensic pathologist identified as a 30 to 50-year-old European female.

When confronted with this discovery, the man confessed to the murder. Police continued their investigation in the peat, and decided to involve Oxford University's Research Laboratory for Archaeology. Just before the case went to trial, Oxford came forward with a date for the skull-they had found it to be 1660-1820 years old....

They had discovered one of the 'Bog Bodies' of Europe.

'Pete Bog' (the sardonic name given to another victim) was a later discovery of finds that are providing scientific evidence of ritual slaughters and murders, or accidental deaths in some cases - dating from several thousand years ago with bodies that have been partially preserved by acid Peat to travel through time

http://www.utexas.edu/courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects97/dentep/dentep.html
:eek:
http://www.ipcc.ie/wpireland.html

The Lindow man.
http://www.utexas.edu/courses/wilson/ant304/projects/projects97/dentep/boglindow.htm

We need some time travel to send you back into the streets of Berlin 1945. Maybe you would enjoy some nice NKVD rectal torture since you seem so certain that Hitler and Goebbels should have let themselves be captured.

I suppose Eva Braun is a coward too??? Was she supposed to just sit there and wait to get raped by Beria and Stalin???

Dasyurus Maculatus
August 16th, 2004, 07:55 AM
We need some time travel to send you back into the streets of Berlin 1945. Maybe you would enjoy some nice NKVD rectal torture since you seem so certain that Hitler and Goebbels should have let themselves be captured.

I suppose Eva Braun is a coward too??? Was she supposed to just sit there and wait to get raped by Beria and Stalin???

a) She was too old to be raped by Beria, who was a paedophile.
b) B is for Bog off. :D
c) C is for Cowardice - such as so called 'leaders' who were cowardly and spineless and opted toshoot themselves rather than die a soldiers death. Yellowbellies! Wussies! Cowards!
d) Beria and Stalin never visited Berlin in 1945.
e) Berlin in 1945 would be a Smershing place for a NKVD holiday.

By the way, your intellectual comment regarding 'Rectal Torture' is a most aposite topic for an 'armchair dork' with a name like OttoReamer .

As in asshole Remer?.

Gedditt?.

Mike Jahn
August 16th, 2004, 08:12 AM
a) She was too old to be raped by Beria, who was a paedophile.
b) B is for Bog off. :D
c) C is for Cowardice - such as so called 'leaders' who were cowardly and spineless and opted toshoot themselves rather than die a soldiers death. Yellowbellies! Wussies! Cowards!
d) Beria and Stalin never visited Berlin in 1945.
e) Berlin in 1945 would be a Smershing place for a NKVD holiday.

By the way, your intellectual comment regarding 'Rectal Torture' is a most aposite topic for an 'armchair dork' with a name like OttoReamer .

As in asshole Remer?.

Gedditt?.

You have a lot to learn about the Western historical legacy of courageous suicide.

http://www.stanford.edu/~nickpk/writings/Romansuicide.html

There's more to life than those silly Church edicts. In case you didn't realize it, the silly Medieval Church came up with this "suicide is cowardly" nonsense.

I suppose Hannibal was a coward too?

You think suicide is easy? It takes a lot of guts to turn against animal instinct.

Dasyurus Maculatus
August 21st, 2004, 12:17 AM
I suppose Hannibal was a coward too?


I dont know. I never met him


You think suicide is easy? It takes a lot of guts to turn against animal instinct.

Animal instinct is to fight not opt for the cowards way out of suicide.------------------------------------------------------------------

More gruesome and mysterious evidence of reluctance to commit suicide is supplied by Tollund Man. The body of Tollund Man was found in 1950 in a Danish peat bog, where - like the Gundestrup Cauldron - it had been preserved since the 1st century BCE. Tollund Man was about 40; he was stripped naked and garrotted before his body was laid to rest in the bog.

Examination of his stomach contents found a wide variety of different grains, suggesting a ritual last meal. There were also traces of ergot, a highly toxic mould found on rye. If Tollund Man was the victim of ergot poisoning ('ergotism') he would have suffered convulsions and hallucinations. It may be that this ergot-induced trance state was deliberate, to stop the victim fighting against his captors (rather than the victim meekly accepting a willing suicide?) .

Ergot poisoning may have been part of a ritual sacrifice for the sacrificial victim.

Mike Jahn
August 21st, 2004, 02:00 AM
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Animal instinct is to fight not opt for the cowards way out of suicide.[/



The Roman Stoic Seneca said, "Suicide is the last act of a free man."

You need to acquire some culture and stop sucking up so much amateurish medieval Church dogma.

Seneca 4 B.C.- 65 A.D.

Dasyurus Maculatus
August 21st, 2004, 02:12 AM
The Roman Stoic Seneca said, "Suicide is the last act of a free man." Seneca 4 B.C.- 65 A.D.

Rather than follow the role-model of a dress-wearing Italian faggot :(your quoted Toga-clad pro-suicide advocate Seneca) a more suitable role model is SS General Paul Hausser whose 7th Army German divisions including the Hitler Youth 12th SS Panzer attacked and tried to cut the US forces in two in France after D-day in WW2 - rather than take your preferred option of cowardice by suicide .
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