That poor dude, he also tried to save him and wanted to help him after he shot himself...

Really poor dude fr

Santiago, Chile

Today, a video captured by security cameras went viral on social networks showing the homicide of a man in the Barrio Yungay sector, in the commune of Santiago, Metropolitan Region.

The incident took place on Libertad Street yesterday, on Wednesday. The victim was a Peruvian citizen who was visiting the country.

In the images recorded by the security cameras in the area, it is observed how an individual in a red sweatshirt approaches the victim and threatens him with a firearm. Although there is no resistance from the man, who hands over his belongings almost instantly, the aggressor shoots him before fleeing the scene.

https://www.redmaule.com/policial/hombre-fue-asesinado-a-pesar-de-no-oponer-resistencia-en-barrio-yungay

The passenger(man) that was yelling died. His name was 'Max', according to his wife.

The ground and pound on this man.

Someone call dana white

Hitmen belonging to the "knights templar" cell executing a member of the "whites of Troy" in the state of Michoacán.

Faridabad, India

A young man who had gone to take bath in the swimming pool at Tilpat died due to drowning. It is being told that during this time no security personnel were present around the pool. Police have registered a case against the swimming pool operator.

The name of the deceased is Hanni. He lives with his family in Gurdwara Baba Amar Das located in Sector-31. Hanni's father Gurmukh Singh is a servant in the Gurudwara. Hanni had gone with his friends to take a bath in the swimming pool located in Tilpat. All the friends were taking bath there. During this time, Hanni's friend saw that his body was floating in the swimming pool.

After this all the friends took him to a private hospital for treatment. Where the doctors declared him dead. Priyanshu, who went to take a bath with Hanni, told Manoj and another friend that Hanni was afraid of having a seizure while bathing, that is why no one came to know about his drowning.

According to Palla police station in-charge, Sameer Singh, the swimming pool did not meet any safety standards. A case of negligence was registered against him.

https://www.jagran.com/haryana/faridabad-ncr-youth-dies-while-bathing-in-swimming-pool-in-faridabad-case-registered-against-owner-23709642.html

Sorry for the shitty music in the first video..

Aftermath:

The driver of a truck loaded with wood logs died the 24 July 2023, after the vehicle left the track on the BR-470 in Navegantes, on the North Coast of Santa Catarina, when the logs fell onto and crushed the truck cabin.

When the Fire Department arrived at the scene, at km 2 of the highway, the victim had already died. His identity was not released. There is no definitive information about possible causes of the accident.

Video Description: video starts with a close-up clip of someone ripping off their own toenail this is followed by gore and lots of it. after the first song ends there is a short clip of one of those big ass Japanese killer wasps biting the fuck out of a dudes hand followed by more gore

Warnings: baby and child warning

The music in the video

New Low by Middle Class Rut

Demons Call by BatchBug

Here are some fucked up world records!

Largest Tumor Ever Removed

Yang Jianbin of China had a huge fucking tumor that weight 242 pounds removed in 2014.... judging by the picture it looks like the dude is only around 140 lbs without the tumor, so his tumor had to out weigh him by at least 100 lbs.

If it was me I would have had that fucking thing removed as soon as i noticed it, why he waited until it got as big as a professional wrestler makes me question his mental state.

https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/07/08/worlds-largest-tumour-weighing-110kg-yang-jianbins-back-pictures_n_5566681.html

Record For The Most Sexual Parnters In A Single Day

Lisa Sparks holds the record of being penetrated by the most men in a 24 hour period, and the number is an astounding 919 men in 12 hours back in 2004.

I'm guessing she also holds the record for the most faked orgasm in a single day

https://ground.news/article/world-record-holder-reveals-what-happened-to-her-private-part-after-sleeping-with-919-men-in-24-hours

Record For Having The Most Ailments

Sham Soma Solanki of India holds the world record for a person suffering from the most ailments.

Solanki has or has had the following health problems:

diabetes

hernia

heart disease

congestive heart failure

gangrene

malaria

dengue

typhoid

Hodgkin's Lymphoma (cancer)

TB meningitis

muscle nectorised of the hip

asthma

lung disease

foot fungus

gum disease

Cardiac arrest

and a stroke

and he is only 47 years old.

https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg03755.html

Record For Longest Fart

Bernard Clemmens sustained his fart for two minutes and 42 seconds

https://www.menshealth.com/trending-news/a19530198/history-of-farts/

Worst Professional Fighter In The History Of Combat Sports

Eric Crumble lived up to his name, Turning "pro" in 1990, Crumble would spend the next 13 years getting knocked out... Not only did Crumble lose every single fight he had, he never made it out of the second round with most of his fights ending in the first round. Crumble retired with a record of 0-31-1 and having been knocked out in all 31 losses.

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/5316

Dumbest Bank Robbers Who Ever Lived

In January 1995, Macarthur Wheeler and Clifton Johnson robbed a bank in Swissvale, Pennsylvania. However, they had a plan to avoid detection: they rubbed lemon juice on their faces. Their reasoning was that lemon juice can be used to make invisible ink, so surely it would conceal their faces from surveillance cameras as well. They even tested this hypothesis by taking polaroid pictures of each other smeared with lemon juice, and it seemed to work.

Unfortunately, they showed up just fine on the bank's cameras, and they were identified and arrested several months later when the footage of the robbery was broadcast on a local news show.

This odd crime has an interesting postscript. The psychologists David Dunning and Justin Kruger of Cornell University read about it, and it inspired them to start thinking about the problem of stupidity: this being that stupid people often don't realize they're stupid. In fact, they think they're quite smart, which leads them to do incredibly dumb things. This phenomenon (of dumb people not being able to recognize the limits of their competence) is now known as the Dunning-Kruger Effect. In the journal article in which they introduced the concept, Dunning and Kruger cited the lemon-juice bandits as their inspiration.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_Greater_Pittsburgh_bank_robberies

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Hidden Marsey Giveaway

There is a HIDDEN Marsey somewhere in the video, the first user to posts a screen shot of the hidden Marsey in the comments will win 1,000 Mbux..

If the winner is also a member of

Memento_mori or a follower I'll double the prize and give them 2,000.

if the winner is a member and a follower I'll give them 3,000 Mbux!

Note: the marsey at the end of the video is NOT the hidden Marsey

Bonus

There is also a hidden rainonthescarecrow first one to find it and screenshot it and post the screenshot in the comments will win. The prize will be the same for the RainOnTheScareCrow as the Hidden Marsey

Heres the aftermath of this whole incident

I couldnt find the exact details on the situation due to documenting reality wanting me to pay to use their site but if you want to look further into it the original page is right here: https://www.documentingreality.com/forum/f166/man-fatally-stabs-24-year-old-shop-assistant-252147/

The Gwangju Uprising stands as a pivotal chapter in South Korea's modern history, reflecting the enduring struggle for democracy amidst the turbulence of authoritarian rule. Originating in May 1980, the uprising emerged as a spontaneous response to the oppressive military dictatorship of Chun Doo-hwan, who seized power in a coup d'état following the assassination of President Park Chung-hee.

At its core, the uprising was fueled by a deep-seated resentment against the extension of martial law and the arbitrary suppression of civil liberties. What began as a peaceful protest led by students quickly snowballed into a mass movement, drawing support from various sectors of society disillusioned with the regime's authoritarian grip.

Gwangju, a city known for its strong sense of regional identity and history of political activism, became the focal point of resistance. The citizens of Gwangju, galvanized by a shared sense of injustice and a desire for democratic change, took to the streets in unprecedented numbers, demanding accountability and reform.

The response from the Chun Doo-hwan regime was swift and ruthless. Military forces were deployed to quell the uprising, leading to violent clashes and bloodshed on the streets of Gwangju. Reports of indiscriminate shootings, arbitrary arrests, and widespread human rights abuses shocked the nation and garnered international attention.

Despite the overwhelming force arrayed against them, the people of Gwangju displayed remarkable resilience and solidarity. For several days, they stood their ground, barricading streets, organizing makeshift defenses, and defiantly confronting the military forces sent to suppress them.

However, on May 27, 1980, the military launched a final assault on Gwangju, unleashing a wave of violence that brought the uprising to a tragic end. The city was forcibly seized, and order was restored through brute force, but not without significant loss of life and untold suffering.

The exact toll of the Gwangju Uprising remains a subject of debate, with estimates of casualties varying widely. While official figures downplayed the extent of the violence, eyewitness accounts and survivor testimonies paint a harrowing picture of the human cost of the uprising, with hundreds killed, thousands injured, and countless more subjected to imprisonment and torture.

In the aftermath of the Gwangju Uprising, the wounds inflicted upon the city and its people ran deep, but the spirit of resistance endured. The events of May 1980 served as a rallying cry for democracy and galvanized a new generation of activists determined to bring about change.

The legacy of the Gwangju Uprising looms large in South Korea's collective memory, serving as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made in the struggle for freedom and democracy. It remains a testament to the enduring power of ordinary people to resist oppression and to demand a better future for themselves and future generations.

Thank you for your time!

This post is a reupload. As we all know there is a limited number of pictures/videos you can post and I was not happy with my choice of pictures. So I decided to do better.

At least it was fast...