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    Default Torsos, Arms, Legs Found in Canal Near Detroit River

    Two torsos, some arms and legs, circular saw found in canal at AB Ford Park on the east side near Belle Isle. Police say the scene is gruesome even by their standards.



    http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/07/...detroit-river/

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    That sounds like a plot for one of those "CSI" shows. should have the full DNA workup by 4 this afternoon. In true CSI miami style, they should get a perfect, pristine fingerprint on the saw blade.

    Organized crime hit? Jealous boyfriend/husband/girlfriend/wife? Random psycho?

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    Judging by the quality of the text, I would say this is a hoax.

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    In Detroit, people in the ghettoes will end up mission only the dead bodies found in some vacant lot or field.

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    Who said the mob isn't active...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WWJNewsradio950 View Post
    “Someone obviously had a bone to pick with these two people …"
    http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2012/07/...detroit-river/
    *looks up* Lenny? Lenny Briscoe?

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    Somebody went to pieces...

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    Quote Originally Posted by superduperman View Post
    Somebody went to pieces...
    Wow....the lack of empathy is palatable by some people on this thread.
    These two human beings belong to someone. They were thrown away like garbage, worse than garbage.

    I have noticed lately that so many people have become callous to these horrid things happening in society today. It's almost as if it's accepted as the "norm". Making jokes about this is absolutely apalling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cla1945 View Post
    Wow....the lack of empathy is palatable by some people on this thread.
    These two human beings belong to someone. They were thrown away like garbage, worse than garbage.

    I have noticed lately that so many people have become callous to these horrid things happening in society today. It's almost as if it's accepted as the "norm". Making jokes about this is absolutely apalling.
    That's one way of looking at it. Another way is that if you were to spend your empathy on all the awful things that happened, you'd be depressed as hell. A sense of humor has helped people in tough places, whether it's Fox Creek or a foxhole.

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    As homocides [sic] go, Dolunt said this is as bad as it gets.


    “it was unconscionable,” he said. ”someone obviously had a bone to pick with these two people … and wanted to send a message.”
    Obviously!! Interesting choice of words considering...

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    Sounds horrible and saddening that other can do this to their fellow man.
    I really cant laugh about it but I also try not to think too much about all of the bad things that happen in this great nation among other places. It truly will drive you into deep depression. I always have an AM radio playing where I am and the hourly news is just all about killings and other bad stuff happening.

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    Quote Originally Posted by downtown_racine View Post
    Sounds horrible and saddening that other can do this to their fellow man.
    I really cant laugh about it but I also try not to think too much about all of the bad things that happen in this great nation among other places. It truly will drive you into deep depression. I always have an AM radio playing where I am and the hourly news is just all about killings and other bad stuff happening.
    Well, if I were to die in a gruesome murder, and my friends were to turn it into something that amused instead of saddened them, I would have wanted it that way...

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    ...maybe laughter and jokes help some get over the shock of this, but while some may think it's funny, family members of these two souls need prayers, not jokes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cla1945 View Post
    ...maybe laughter and jokes help some get over the shock of this, but while some may think it's funny, family members of these two souls need prayers, not jokes.
    Well, yeah. Unless they're Irish and having a wake...

    Seriously, though, I don't think anybody is proposing telling morbid jokes to the family and laughing in their faces...

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    Tough way to get ahead.

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    I think their name was "Bob".

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    I wonder if this is related to the remains found in Eliza Howell last week.

    Maybe we've got a "body parts killer" like that porn wierdo from Canada.

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    Studies show that what we find humorous is a direct reflection of our own personal anxieties. Sometimes humor is the only way some can deal with such grotesque tragedies. Hence the term "gallows humor".

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    "I have noticed lately that so many people have become callous to these horrid things happening in society today. It's almost as if it's accepted as the "norm". Making jokes about this is absolutely apalling."

    On the other hand, I have noticed that people are pretty much the same.
    In 1895 two people in Fall River MA were cut to pieces by their daughter Lizzie.

    There grew up a nursery rhyme about it that pretty much every child still knows. When I was a girl we jumped rope to it:

    Lizzie Borden took an ax
    And gave her mother 40 whacks.
    When she saw what she had done
    She gave her father 41.
    Last edited by SWMAP; July-17-12 at 04:12 PM.

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    Yeah, children are devoid of empathy until a bit later.

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    Only the most gruesome of murders gets any notice in our conditioning by the media to everyday acts of violence.

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    Quote Originally Posted by superduperman View Post
    Somebody went to pieces...
    Perp musta' been a real cut-up.



    But now I know this must be a Twilight Zone episode.

    lay on the sandy bottom of the Detroit River, in about 3 feet of crystal clear water
    http://www.freep.com/article/2012071...yssey=nav|head

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    Quote Originally Posted by Meddle View Post
    Perp musta' been a real cut-up.



    But now I know this must be a Twilight Zone episode.


    http://www.freep.com/article/2012071...yssey=nav|head
    You're still full of jokes I see.

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    wouldnt be surprised if it involved less than 5K or that much in drugs. Someone let their guard down. These 2 caught em slippin and then got caught up somehow or another. Could be something else entirely. Its unfortunate but typically if you end up in the river in pieces you did something.

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