Thursday, May 22, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
I had finished reading my third book, Hour Game by David Baldacci that is all about a serial killer who had killed because he wants to revenge for his twin’s misfortune. It was an exciting thrill of events and that made me want to read and discover more such stories.
And as I was watching the Discovery channel one Saturday night that was entitled “inside: crimes that shook the world”. It was about that Cromwell St. and that was so nerve-wracking. It was so heinous that it made me interested on discovering full details about it. As I typed the text “Cromwell St.” on the search engine, on a second the search was up.
1973 was a year for the Wests to celebrate. They walked away from Caroline Owens' rape and abduction charge with only a fine and they murdered Lynda Gough with no police repercussions at all. Then in August, their first son, Stephen, was born.
Emboldened by their success, they abducted fifteen-year-old Carol Ann Cooper in November and amused themselves with her sexually -- that is, until she outlived her entertainment value and was snuffed out by strangulation or suffocation, dismembered and buried. She joined the growing city of the dead at 25 Cromwell Street.
Industrious Fred, persistent in his home improvements, had enlarged the cellar and was demolishing the garage to build an extension to the main house. No matter that these improvements were done at very strange hours.
A little over a month later, university student Lucy Partington had gone home to her mother's house to spend the Christmas holiday. On December 27, she went to visit her disabled friend and left to catch a bus shortly after 10 P.M. She had the misfortune to meet up with Fred and Rose, who probably knocked her out and abducted her. Like Carol Ann Cooper, she was tortured for approximately a week and then murdered, dismembered and buried in Fred's construction projects. He cut himself while dismembering Lucy and had to go to the hospital for stitches on January 3, 1974. Lucy, like Carol Ann Cooper, was reported missing, but there was nothing to tie the two girls to the Wests. read more
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Huhu.. L I only got $5 at PPP today. All those available opps for me is full. Too bad I havent got the chance to grab another opportunity. L hmp!
Saturday, April 26, 2008
It was Friday afternoon when we decided to go bar hopping or somewhat find a place to stay away from home. We don’t wanna spend the night doing nothing at home because we have done it the whole week. We had dinner at Max’s Restaurant. It was a plateful of fried chicken, bitter gourd with beef and the so delicious kare-kare. It was years ago when I last tasted that scrumptious fried chicken because there was no Max’s Restaurant in
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
I have an this article on the Philippine Star yesterday which talked about “Green Death” I mean, things considered for a burial is made up of environment-friendly materials like cardboard as a coffin and clothes made up of plant fibers. They also don’t use formaldehyde to embalm the dead body instead, the use of refrigeration or dry ice is considered for the process. Weird? Yes, kind of. But it just shows that people may think of a better way than to stick on to the convention. Oh, I forgot to tell you that before using the coffin made up of cardboard, you should first consider the place of burial; I mean the soil where you are planning to bury the dead because obviously it’s not pleasant to see the coffin with a dead body collapse because it’s wet. Right? And if you’re thinking of the budget, like the usual burial, there are funeral parlors which are of high prices and also there are still which has reasonable prices.
I just hope those innovations would also be here in the Philippines cause it’s still at London. J Happy MOURNING! :-p
Sunday, April 20, 2008
A few days ago I started reading the book Digital Fortress by Dan Brown and I had finished it after reading it for two days with breaks. That was my 2nd pocketbook ever read for almost 18 years since I was born next to “My Daughter’s struggle with Alcoholism” if I’m not mistaken with the title. It was strange for me finishing a book because from elementary through high school I haven’t finished even a single pocketbook knowing that in high school students are starting to be trained to love reading. Back then, I still haven’t finished any despite those book reviews. J I now realized that reading books isn’t boring at all, especially with those fictional and thrilling books. Now, I am starting my third pocketbook by David Baldacci entitled Hour Game—a serial killer whom they are trying to catch. Up to this time, I’m on my 15th out of a 100 chapter and I am looking forward unto finishing it hopefully by tomorrow. J this is what boredome can result to—reading even though it isn’t my interest.
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Damn! It was Saturday and i am going to meet the dentist nearby to have my teeth cleaned and to have tooth extracted. I didn’t expect it for me to experience such pain…such severe pain. It was my first time for both procedures so I don’t have any idea on how much pain it would cost me. I thought it would be painless because of the anesthesia they injected. But, I was wrong, really, wrong. It was truly painful, a whole lot painful than having my tongue and eyebrow pierced and if I would choose between having my tooth extracted and having a body pierce, I would surely love to choose the latter. This was the price I have to pay for not taking care of my teeth. Too bad it summed up in to extracting my teeth. And again, hopefully by next week another tooth will be taken out of its place and I’ll have to suffer such pain again…I just wish this tooth will disappear overnight so that I will not have to experience that pain once again! Too bad in reality it won’t really happen. L