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I love how all of you children not involved in Forensics question every little thing that we do. Bradley and Roza have proven on numerous occasions what valuable assets they are to the Analytical Team -- I know it is our nature to question and nitpick everything but have some faith in your team mates.
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[22 Feb 2013|12:56pm] |
Despite the fact that our killer is a sloppy, living, human,
I've been hearing some very diverse theories on who he might be. A Landvik reject, maybe, or an asylum escapee.
I don't personally care, but I hope his death is funny.
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[22 Feb 2013|04:16pm] |
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What's with this "trial" nonsense? A man who's killed so many so inhumanly won't repent for his sins or beg. No one will let him go free, so why make a circus of it? Catch him, rip him limb from limb, and be done with it. Let those who lost loved ones stone him to death. Better yet, lock him in a cell with dead animals so he can cherish the smell of death until he, too, rots away. A win for everyone except him, I'd imagine.
I would much rather be fluffing up my pillows with angel feathers than chasing after this cocky little ponce.
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[22 Feb 2013|04:46pm] |
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Humans are mindless and senseless things. It's best they are temporary and limited, even the most beautiful and talented. Their capability for cruelty can only be understood by a savage sort.
Perhaps angels.
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We can hope that spring does not open on a tragic note.
On an issue unrelated to work, I need some strong fellows to shovel out my car. ♥ Without scratching it. It's so pretty and I've only had it for five months. :( Maybe when a few of you have a break, sweetlings? Pretty please? I'll make sure you're well-fed afterward.
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