>>382267>When I learned the truth I felt dumb, but it was a lesson to do my due diligence.Precisely, so did I. It's crazy to think that some of the young girls that devour all the information available online about them end up trooning out and praising them instead of doing a 180º.
>I'm still very much interested in the third shooter theory, the two kids who were shot at Subway a year later, basement tapes and also generally believe that events like these are used to traumatise the masses too.Would you be interested in reading some archived threads on /x/ about Columbine? They touch some of these topics.
>But nowadays I tend to avoid true crime, the last time something gripped me was Sarah Everard's murder because I fell down a rabbit hole about Freemasons in the police.I can't believe I didn't hear about this back in 2021. Can you tell me more about that freemasons in the police rabbithole?
>The Sutcliffe case is so fucked up, those prostitutes weren't even treated like humans, it was a wake-up call that even the moids who don't murder you can't be trusted. They'll almost always find a way to insinuate it was the woman's fault.Watching that miniseries was very eye-opening (and the one about the hoaxer who sent the tape and the letters too), because you realise how the average man doesn't take male violence on women seriously at all and how the system is ruled and formed mostly by incompetent men that view their police jobs as a way to strike their egos. The shot of the senior police officers smiling after they had caught Sutcliffe is maddening.