Triggered by injustice

I came across these stories , also testing my mic 🎤 sorry if it’s little off ….first about vampire princess which she suffered from ovarian cancer and ppl was sick in the head long time ago, few other stories about people inventing vampires and digging ppl out, doing atrocities with their body….. than I have one extra story about lady that had a stalker in 20 century and how a man that didn’t even know how to read literally killed her for owning maybe a postcard …. Life is sometimes so unfair….and last story is about The Ouija board deceived woman and how she was made to commit murder so her bff could be with sculptor she was in love with, they didn’t finish together and woman was killed for nothing, since they was soon after released from jail both women and doctor remarried in the middle of those trials ….. should have put in chronological order

She had obsessed fan that committed suicide believing he will take her out to when he blow himself up…. Thank God police intervened on time

Short stories all vintage and just testing my 🎤

Few diff stories , didn’t ordered them chronologically

Long time ago it was forbidden to look good and feel good, freedom of speech didn’t exist plus …..not in Church, sad to say people were brutal in 17th century modern Europe , so many accusations without evidence and also executions that led ….. But he was more victim than monster. the Loudun parish church priest was handsome and overweeningly vain, a mesmerizing preacher and a wholesale seducer of Loudun's pious virgins and e and place. In the early Middle Ages, the devil’s field of action was the imagination, not the body: the devil was portrayed as a deceiver who employs fantasmata to lead the soul astray (one fell prey to the devil particularly in dreams). In the 13th century, however, the church reversed this position and attributed corporeal reality to the devil’s fantasmata. A pontifical constitution rendered nocturnal dream voyages into quasi-religious meetings marked by physical, not imaginary, acts of incest, sodomy, and infanticide – Sprenger and Kramer (1486/1968) specified this change took place around the year 1400. Witches and sorcerers were henceforth described as have abjured their Christian faith by inviting devils to enter their bodies.

As the body became the target of diabolical attack, the terms ‘possession’ and ‘obsession’, which had been used almost synonymously, diverged in meaning. Etymologically, obsidere denotes ‘to sit at or opposite to’, ‘to sit down before’, or ‘to besiege’, as when an enemy force sits down before a fortress. And possidere denotes ‘to be able to sit’. Hence, an obsessive spirit was thought to assail, haunt, harass a person from outside, while a possessing spirit was considered to have taken up residence inside the body, to ‘occupy’, to tyrannically ‘take over the seat’ of the self. At Loudun, on 1 October 1632, three nuns were declared ‘possessed’; by December 1634 nine were declared ‘possessed’ and eight others ‘obsessed’.

The first task of an exorcist was diagnostic: to identify by name the devil to whom the demoniac gave voice and to discover where in the body it resided. The body of Jeanne des Anges housed seven demons, among them one lodged in her forehead, one below the last rib on her right side, one at the base of her stomach. The map of the correspondences between the diabolical and bodily hierarchies in Jeanne des Anges’s case (Certeau, 1970) demonstrates how the demons took up their physiological residences in an orderly fashion according to rank: Seraphim in the head, Powers in the upper body, Thrones further down. The exorcists alone constructed this far-from-haphazard map, since the demoniac herself was expected to emerge from each attack with no memory of what the devil inside her had said or done. This public mapping of Jeanne des Anges’s demons functioned as authentication. Still there were doubts expressed about the possessions, because devils must be heard to converse in foreign languages unfamiliar to the demoniac, and they must perform acts of clairvoyance, as well as of supernatural strength such as levitation. disconsolate widows.

Known manufacturer is found murdered in his house and his wife too, Found by daughter later to accuse her to be a master mind assassin that delivered such damage to her step mom first and than her own dad…. Older sister Emma tried telling everyone that she did it, but everyone believed she defending Lizzie….there are theories but this remains unsolved to this day

She believed it was love, he professed love but benefits were at stake, before anyone else get to her , he made her fall in love with him, fake hubby of 19th century and our society sucked at that time, we will never know why so much

Her married life was a gothic misery. She lived with Harry in her mother-in-law's mansion, constrained by their small-minded small town Presbyterian values. They looked down on Evelyn, feeling that Harry had thrown himself away on this worthless show person, while Evelyn found them mindless and anti-intellectual, with no interest in books, music or art. Just money and their narrow view of Christianity. In other words, she was bored senseless, and in one of her memoirs wrote that she prayed that she might have "the patience to bear the burden of her spiritual friends". One day a minister friend of Mrs. Thaw's was annoyed by one of Evelyn's little dogs, so he kicked him. Evelyn swore at him like a fishwife. Harry was increasingly obsessed with White, grilling Evelyn about him obsessively for hours. Years before, White has paid to have Evelyn's teeth fixed. Harry took her to a dentist and had all the work (fillings, everything) taken out - and redone identically. He also had a photographer come to the house and had him take pictures of Evelyn in which she posed as Bluebeard's dead wives (Seriously. You can't make this stuff up).

In June 1906, Mr. and Mrs. Thaw traveled to New York en route to London. They planned to take in dinner and a show at Madison Square Garden (an odd choice, considering Thaw's obsessive hatred of Stanford White). They had dinner at Café Martin, where they saw White across the room, who was there with his son. Evelyn began to panic, worried about what Thaw would do. They proceeded to Madison Square Garden to see a new show called "Mamzelle Champagne". The show wasn't very good and Evelyn said she would have been bored had sh not been so apprehensive about what would happen when White inevitably arrived, and sat at the table that was permanently reserved for him. The Architect arrived at the rooftop theater, a teenaged chorus girl on his arm. As the song "I Could Love a Million Girls" was sung, Harry got up from the table. A moment later, a gunshot was heard and pandemonium broke out as people realized Stanford White was dead, shot through the skull, and Harry Thaw was the killer.

Sad story about woman who was tricked into believing that few dinners was love and imprisoned her and even his own child , deprived them of food, even allowed his brother to hold her hostage. This story is from Victorian era in Great Britain, near London …. Following content is explicit, listeners discretion is advised ….. thank you for helping me grow

All three stories and all happened in New York City ….will be adding new stories as I find them into this episodes segments. Thanks for listening and helping me grow