Also this thread seems eerily similar to an automatik/zwick thread.

If his plane doesn't make it, or he ends up getting murdered by a serial killer, such as the Monster of Florence, who has never been caught and his grisly slaughterings never solved, how would we even know?

For people who don't have any contact with or knowledge of anyone on this site in the outside world -- like me -- I guess they just stop posting and that's that. You would never actually know if somebody died. I wonder how many people we've chatted with on here over the years, and at JJ, have died and we don't even know? Something interesting to ponder.

Safe travels. Lol.

reclegend22;1250333 wrote:If his plane doesn't make it, or he ends up getting murdered by a serial killer, such as the Monster of Florence, who has never been caught and his grisly slaughterings never solved, how would we even know?

For people who don't have any contact with or knowledge of anyone on this site in the outside world -- like me -- I guess they just stop posting and that's that. You would never actually know if somebody died. I wonder how many people we've chatted with on here over the years, and at JJ, have died and we don't even know? Something interesting to ponder.

Safe travels. Lol.

I just started reading the book. Is it an interesting story?

like_that;1250337 wrote:I just started reading the book. Is it an interesting story?

I have actually never read the book, so I can't really say. I have seen several documentaries on "II Mostro," as the perpetrator of the strain of murders is known in Europe, and they have all been incredibly fascinating, going into much detail about all of the suspects and arrests that have been made in connection to the Monster's killings. All I believe have since been released. I could be wrong, however.

I enjoy that type of genre, especially on the silver screen, so I might have to check it out now.

reclegend22;1250341 wrote:I have actually never read the book, so I can't really say. I have seen several documentaries on "II Mostro," as the perpetrator of the strain of murders is known in Europe, and they have all been incredibly fascinating, going into much detail about all of the suspects and arrests that have been made in connection to the Monster's killings. All I believe have since been released. I could be wrong, however.

I enjoy that type of genre, especially on the silver screen, so I might have to check it out now.

Any on Netflix?

ernest_t_bass;1250366 wrote:Any on Netflix?

I'm not sure about Netflix (I don't use that service), but here's a link to a documentary site called DocumentaryStorm that has one on the Monster of Florence: http://documentarystorm.com/monster-of-florence/

Here is another documentary from the Biography Channel that I have seen before on TV. It's on Hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/210534?c=News-and-Information/Documentary-and-Biography

Also, MSNBC has done a number of great pieces over the years, which I've enjoyed (if that's the right word).

This place is way better without RDI accusing me of being sleeper/dlazz every post I make.

Cher;1251324 wrote:This place is way better without RDI accusing me of being sleeper/dlazz every post I make.

/sleeper'd

O-Trap;1251330 wrote:/sleeper'd

Indeed.

Cher;1251324 wrote:This place is way better without RDI accusing me of being sleeper/dlazz every post I make.

You are def dlazz.

like_that;1251422 wrote:You are def dlazz.

Wrong.