i feel like paperwork comes with that kind of stuff. like the kind of paperwork you could show to clear up the nagging question of why and how you have human skulls around your place.
the skulls themselves aren't particularly suspicious or a crime in and of themselves, but it does raise questions. the kind of questions you probably want paperwork for.
And to be fair, the odds of an investigator or forensic pathologist asking to see the darn thing are greater than zero. In fact, you could be saving someone the trouble of exhuming a whole coffin, just by having the thing lying around.
I'm actually a fan of Cannibal Corpse, I saw the songs I didn't recognize and got excited. Turns out there was a new album out though, so it's not all bad.
So yeah, Collecting guns is a thing people of means do in the US for fun when they're not keeping them around for hunting and dissuading vermin. And skulls can be obtained for a variety of reasons. (I had a set designer with six-plus skulls he'd use as molds for dozens of plaster skulls when he needed them for film settings.)
Unless he's committed an actual crime, or even just needed a license for collecting guns in his county when he had none, this is essentially reporting a celebrity likes the wrong kind of porn.
"In December 2018, The Tampa Bay Times reported that the guitarist had called relatives speaking about extraterrestrials arriving and "the rapture," before his house burned down. As the headline states, the investigators found 80 firearms (50 of which were shotguns), weapon parts, and the three skulls. O'Brien had broken into a neighbor's home with a knife, where he was later tased by an officer. His house caught fire shortly after, and explosions caused by ammunition made it difficult for firefighters to put out the fire."
He had, indeed, committed a crime. Not a gun (or presumably skull) related crime, but a crime nonetheless.
I'll still give him the benefit of the doubt that there may be some justification for a knife and a break-in. It seems unlikely though, and in that case, yeah, maybe he shouldn't be trusted with bunches of guns.
The whole danger to self or others thing is a common limit.
i feel like paperwork comes with that kind of stuff. like the kind of paperwork you could show to clear up the nagging question of why and how you have human skulls around your place.
the skulls themselves aren't particularly suspicious or a crime in and of themselves, but it does raise questions. the kind of questions you probably want paperwork for.
There's not much paperwork involved for buying a corpse so I dunno about skeletons
There is transaction, place of purchase, delivery if there is, etc. Plenty of paperwork that can clear anyone.
Now, if it is all done in cash, in a nondescript place, and with an unknown delivery method... super sus
And to be fair, the odds of an investigator or forensic pathologist asking to see the darn thing are greater than zero. In fact, you could be saving someone the trouble of exhuming a whole coffin, just by having the thing lying around.
The lead singer more than makes up for these misdeeds.
https://consequence.net/2023/08/corpsegrinder-plush-toys-john-hopkins-donation/amp/
Master of claw machines? That’s hilarious.
Well I guess no one can say he is faking the persona. Definitely not a poseur
I don't know... I mean, three hardly counts as full.
Maybe it's a really small house
And did he even murder anyone with the guns? This non-poser statement falls apart under scrutiny.
Or they haven’t cut into the walls yet
Awe.... The songs are fake :(
I assure you Hammer Smashed Face is a real song.
I'm actually a fan of Cannibal Corpse, I saw the songs I didn't recognize and got excited. Turns out there was a new album out though, so it's not all bad.
What are the circumstances in which the skulls and guns were found? police warrant? (What for?) Post mortem inventory of his estate?
Looks like they were found during an investigation after his house burned down.
https://www.newsweek.com/cannibal-corpse-skulls-found-home-twitter-memes-1540643#:~:text=As%20the%20headline%20states%2C%20the,later%20tased%20by%20an%20officer.
So yeah, Collecting guns is a thing people of means do in the US for fun when they're not keeping them around for hunting and dissuading vermin. And skulls can be obtained for a variety of reasons. (I had a set designer with six-plus skulls he'd use as molds for dozens of plaster skulls when he needed them for film settings.)
Unless he's committed an actual crime, or even just needed a license for collecting guns in his county when he had none, this is essentially reporting a celebrity likes the wrong kind of porn.
He had, indeed, committed a crime. Not a gun (or presumably skull) related crime, but a crime nonetheless.
Oh dear. That presents an actual problem.
I'll still give him the benefit of the doubt that there may be some justification for a knife and a break-in. It seems unlikely though, and in that case, yeah, maybe he shouldn't be trusted with bunches of guns.
The whole danger to self or others thing is a common limit.
I got 3 skulls in my house right this very second.
Amateur, I have six
Pathetic. I have a skull as a house.
You guys all suck, I have a skull right inside my body.
Same here, unless the cat snuck out and took his with him
Its just ivid imagination…
https://youtu.be/EXPPSQhUVss?si=JeiTJBscIr-BEaak
What the hell even is an evisceration plague? How do the bacteria somehow remove ones internal organs?
In the song, it's a disease that causes people to get all stabby.
Well that's pretty fuckin metal
Death metal titles, man. They have one called Fucked With a Knife.
Is that the prequel to "I Cum Blood"?
I prefer Alestorm's "Fucked With An Anchor"
Ebola?
GUILT
https://thegamehoard.com/2019/07/22/trauma-center-under-the-knife-ds/
Dr. Styles!
Three skulls is hardly "full of skulls", unless he lives in a 90-square-foot Manhattan closet.
This is just like those liars at Keebler with "full of chocolate chips" all over again.