(Source: razorbladeaddiction, via socialmindfuck)
(Source: on-ne-dors-pas-ici, via screamagony)
In rural Missouri, a man working for a friendly seventy-five-year old farmer and his sweet sixty-nine-year-old white-haired wife discovered a skull while plowig a section of their fields. The worker reported his find to the police, and a subsequent search of their property revealed five male bodies, all shot in the head with a .22-caliber rifle. In the house, a notebook was found with lists of temporary employees hired at the farm, some of the names marked with a sinister X. Upstairs in the bedroom, the police discovered a patchwork quilt spread on the bed, made by the wife from pieces of cloth torn from the clothing of the victims buried in the fields out back. Ray and Faye Copeland, became the oldest convicts on death row in America. Both died from natural causes.
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I love this quote/part
