WTF Stories of the Week

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by blueerica

I'd say I was surprised, but maybe I'm not. It still gets filed under WTF.

Originally Posted by The Posted Story

Police said that he did not call for help, but a witness dialed 999, the British equivalent of 911.

When the police arrived they found the victim a short distance away and took him to a hospital, from where he has since been discharged.

And I'll bet the dude was pissed that he lost his place in line.

[Moonliner]

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Stupid men... I say we jail you all for our own good.

OK, I'd be willing to exlpore the whole domination thing....

Originally Posted by JWBear

Goonie... Can us gay boys stay out of jail? We have absolutely no desire to lock young girls away and force them to have our children. Ain't gonna happen. <eww>

Originally Posted by Morrigoon

Yes of course dear. Who else is going to fulfill the role of jailer and "head interrogator"

Oh ****! Never mind.

[JWBear]

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Yes, but I have a young boy locked away in a dungeon ... and despite the fact that he can't really have my children, I keep breeding him anyway.


Lock me up for the sake of all the young boys who will otherwise be locked up.


Gay Boys ain't safe.

I'm going to assume you are kidding. (But with you, one never knows....)

[Kevy Baby]

Some more information is coming in on the daughter imprisonment story:

AMSTETTEN, Austria (AFP) — Austrian police said Wednesday the man who held his daughter prisoner for 24 years and fathered seven children with her had no accomplices and planned his crime too meticulously to have been caught any earlier.

When she became pregnant from the abuse, he began to expand the purpose-built dungeon from initially one room to three, measuring 60 square metres (646 square feet) in all.

No one was aware of the existence of the underground prison, not even fire inspectors who routinely checked a heating boiler in the cellar in 1999.

"You have to go through five different rooms to get to the room where the door to the dungeon was," investigator Polzer said. "And in order to get to that door, you had to first partially dismantle some bookshelves."

The door itself, about one metre high (three feet) and 60 centimetres (1.9 feet) wide, was reinforced with concrete and had an electronic lock that could only be opened with a remote control.

The bunker itself was equipped with a refrigerator, a freezer and a washing machine which would have enabled Elisabeth and her children to live "for several weeks" without need for new supplies from Fritzl.

Which made me wonder: what would have happened if he had died without releasing them?

And how was he able to construct and outfit the rooms (including appliances!) without anyone knowing?

[JWBear]

Man finds skeleton in newly trimmed tree

How no one smelled the horror that authorities say may have been up in Glenn Parker's overgrown tree for a year is a mystery, but the partially mummified body made itself known last week.

[Capt Jack]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

how was he able to construct and outfit the rooms (including appliances!) without anyone knowing?

646 square feet over 24 years + a few appliances coming back n forth probably wouldnt really attract a lot of attention. sure wouldnt around here

Originally Posted by JWBear

Man finds skeleton in newly trimmed tree

yeah, I think that definitely qualifies for this thread

[SzczerbiakManiac]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

The whole disgusting story.

I have no words to describe my horror and disgust at that "man". And I wonder if those affected by him will ever be able to lead a mentally healthy life.

[Chernabog]

Originally Posted by IMDB

Sex Scandal May Interfere With Sale Of Weather Channel
The Weather Channel, which reportedly is seeking to sell itself for around $5 billion, is attempting to keep secret an arbitration ruling in favor of a former anchorwoman who sued the channel and her former male co-anchor charging sexual harassment, the Smoking Gun website reported today (Wednesday). Hillary Andrews had accused the channel of firing her after the arbitrator's findings were issued on January 31. TSG said that Andrews's predecessor had also been forced out of her job after she, too complained about the behavior of co-anchor Bob Stokes. In her lawsuit, Andrews said that she had initially been reluctant to complain about Stokes for fear of committing "career suicide," and that after she reported his behavior to the channel's officials, she was reassigned to the overnight shift.

Ok so this story just struck me as funny -- there's a sex scandal with... THE WEATHER CHANNEL!?!?! WTF?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Ooh, the weather outside is frightful, the fire is so delightful...

[Ghoulish Delight]

Update on the sicko with his daughter in the basement: I should be applauded for not killing them all! Piece...of...work.