Thoughts on true crime.

[RealTonySchiavone]

This is more a comment on documentaries in general, not just true crime ones, but I can't stand how all the docs start out with the guests sitting down and getting ready to talk/getting mic'ed up. "What camera do I look into?" I'm not really sure what the producers are trying to accomplish with these shots, but it's in every fucking documentary.

 

[Uncle Floyd]

This is more a comment on documentaries in general, not just true crime ones, but I can't stand how all the docs start out with the guests sitting down and getting ready to talk/getting mic'ed up. "What camera do I look into?" I'm not really sure what the producers are trying to accomplish with these shots, but it's in every fucking documentary.

To prove that what you're about to see is, above all, real. Real people, real excitement.

 

[RedHeadpw2]

I'll admit that The Zodiac case peaks my interest every now and then. I mean, what a character! So many creeps in the Bay Area even then that are possible suspects. Of course a media Jew, seeking fame, had to muddle things up for everyone. Also, it's all somewhat close to home for me (CA Central Valley).

 

[Jims_Maroon_Pants]

his tuesday chick was fawking hot too

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She took it in the shitter too, she's a champ

 

[LiberalPussy]

I sometimes get frustrated at those predator catch videos where all the idiot would have to do is drive away instead of confessing to some stranger. Even if they’re pedos who should die, I can’t abide Cumia/Tomlinson stupidity.

 

[TorpidSloth]

I'll admit that The Zodiac case peaks my interest every now and then. I mean, what a character! So many creeps in the Bay Area even then that are possible suspects. Of course a media Jew, seeking fame, had to muddle things up for everyone. Also, it's all somewhat close to home for me (CA Central Valley).

Piques, dude. Piques.

 

[RedHeadpw2]

Piques, dude. Piques.

It crossed my mind at the moment, but I didn't care enough. How can I thank you!
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[TorpidSloth]

It crossed my mind at the moment, but I didn't care enough. How can I thank you!
... Edit:

A simple "thank you" would suffice!

I preferred this

Black bastards!!

 

[RedHeadpw2]

A simple "thank you" would suffice!

I preferred this

Black bastards!!

Yep. We ALL did. Your "lions". Hoo hoo...

 

[TorpidSloth]

Yep. We ALL did. Your "lions". Hoo hoo...

Can lions get down on one knee?

 

[LiberalPussy]

Can lions get down on one knee?

Not if they have two bad knees.

 

[TorpidSloth]

Not if they have two bad knees.

Would be hard to get here from Dayton, Ohio with 2 bad knees though

 

[LiberalPussy]

Would be hard to get here from Dayton, Ohio with 2 bad knees though

I bet it’d make his dream of becoming a Major League Baseball player come true to be sure.

 

[TorpidSloth]

I bet it’d make his dream of becoming a Major League Baseball player come true to be sure.

Stop crying, faot!

 

[CorradoSoprano4]

All I know from watching true crime is that the victim was always a saint and the murderer is always evil incarnate. I'm not saying the victim's deserve to be murdered, but none of them were a cunt?

 

[BUBBLER]

in fairness, the wife did deserve it

Scott Peterson did nothing wrong

 

[Honeycomb Hideout]

Another weird one is these prison docs that use an action trailer voiceover to describe prison life like its cool, then give screen time to violent criminals

 

[Dog Eater]

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Fun game for the time

There are entire conversations between NPCs in GTA San Andreas making fun of this game on a technical level.

 

[FatPatsBaps]

This is more a comment on documentaries in general, not just true crime ones, but I can't stand how all the docs start out with the guests sitting down and getting ready to talk/getting mic'ed up. "What camera do I look into?" I'm not really sure what the producers are trying to accomplish with these shots, but it's in every fucking documentary.

They do it because these are real people with real stories to share, and gives it air of rawness (or realness) that you won't find in any other genre of TV (e.g. comedy, or drama).

 

[Lunkhead]

Crime is a very interesting subject in general and I think "normies" get a vicarious thrill out of reading about people who live outside of the law. For some reason it became a favorite subject for women. My guess is most of them are (usually fat) cubicle dwellers that "date" wimpy redditor types and they fantasize about being with someone who is so far outside of the cookie cutter spectrum that they're willing to flagrantly violate the law and cut hookers' heads off and shit like that. Not that they actually want that, but men have been so feminized and neutered, and the women are so numbed by birth control and antidepressants that they need a shock to their system to even get the needle moving.