Reminds me of Basic Instinct. "Why would I write about it if I was the murderer".

never trust anyone named Vlad.

It's insane, this guy's taint.

Other men have reportedly already been convicted of the first two murders. The third was committed last month.

That's some mighty fine court work there Lou

/is not impressed

Meh, slow news season in Macedonia.

Bonanza Jellybean:

I don't really have anything to say, I just want to be a dick and point out that I got the Mr. Show reference, and less cool people didn't.

FTA: Mr Taneski's editor at the Utrinski Vesnik newspaper told the Associated Press: "We are all shocked with this. I know him as an exceptionally quiet man and I would never believe that he is capable of doing something like that."

It's the quiet ones that can be the worst.

"We are all shocked with this. I know him as an exceptionally quiet man and I would never believe that he is capable of doing something like that."

It's the quiet ones that you have to keep your eye on.

First ever case of "It's not News, it's Reality"?

He reports, you just died.

Oh yeah, I forgot this little gem of a sick, sick bastard...

Bonanza Jellybean
It's insane, this guy's taint.

Fark yeah that wide! That part of his body has more personality than his whole face!

holy shiat

murder at seven, news at eleven: the movie.


/someone is so going to steal that.

I have to say, that is not what i was expecting when I clicked on the link.

Finally a reporter that knows what he is talking about.

This is not news until someone kills him.



/wasn't there another dumbass recently who wrote about a murder that resembled that of his wife's in a novel? Yeah, dummy got arrested.
//is it wrong that i recognised the Ed Gein and Albert Fish photos?

GungFu: //is it wrong that i recognised the Ed Gein and Albert Fish photos?

If it's bad, then I'm in the worst of situations when I posted them.

He didn't "make up" anything, subby, those stories were 100% true. He told everything exactly as it happened, and you can't expect anything else from a journalist. This guy ought to win the Macedonian equivalent of the Pulitzer Prize...just before they throw the switch.

And why o why do people always say "I never suspected him...he was so polite and quiet...he kept to himself."? DUH! If he was a drooling hunchbacked maniac with three eyes who lurched up and down the street with an axe in one hand and a bag full of body parts in the other, the cops would catch him in no time!

Very, very Impressed...

Gyrfalcon: And why o why do people always say "I never suspected him...he was so polite and quiet...he kept to himself."? DUH! If he was a drooling hunchbacked maniac with three eyes who lurched up and down the street with an axe in one hand and a bag full of body parts in the other, the cops would catch him in no time!

Ding! Ding! Ding! We have a winrar! I've always thought that myself.

A long time ago, a politician spent a lot of money promoting the idea that he was a good clean family man. Then some journalist printed the facts about his mistresses and illegitimate children. And then he decided to spread the idea that journalists are liars.

I guess it works if you're young enough or stupid enough.

Geraldo.

Not amused.

It's all in his notes.

/I'm mad as hell and I'm not taking it anymore.

I'm reserving judgment until they actually find some proof. This reminds me of when famous author Douglas Preston (The Relic, Riptide, Thunderhead) was working on a novel about the famous serial killings in Florence, he was placed under suspicion of the murders. The police became suspicious when they discovered that he had much information about the killings that they did not have. It later turned out that, unlike the police, Douglas simply did a good job of researching the killings and interviewing witnesses.

CygnusDarius: Oh yeah, I forgot this little gem of a sick, sick bastard...

the Moon Maniac!

whitefangz: I'm reserving judgment until they actually find some proof. This reminds me of when famous author Douglas Preston (The Relic, Riptide, Thunderhead) was working on a novel about the famous serial killings in Florence, he was placed under suspicion of the murders. The police became suspicious when they discovered that he had much information about the killings that they did not have. It later turned out that, unlike the police, Douglas simply did a good job of researching the killings and interviewing witnesses.

There's probably a law against that, too. Hindering the prosecution or some such shiat. Because they can't lock you up for "making the police look bad", no matter how easy it is.

No one read this... "Other men have reportedly already been convicted of the first two murders. The third was committed last month.

Mr Taneski, 56, has not yet been charged with any offence, police said."

If they convicted two other men for the murders already, and now they're suspecting this journalist, then they've got a problem with their conviction "accuracy"... don't they? Who's to say this reporter is guilty of anything??? Jeebus!

That sounds like something you would see in a Hitchcock film.

rcain: "We are all shocked with this. I know him as an exceptionally quiet man and I would never believe that he is capable of doing something like that."

It's the quiet ones that you have to keep your eye on.

Bullshiat I say! I'm willing to bet that while you're busy watching the quiet one, a noisy one will come in and FARKING KILL YOU!

Mr. Carlin, please accept my apologies for mangling that classic.

Vlado Taneski would be an excellent name for a brand of in-line skates.

TrevorP: That sounds like something you would see in a Hitchcock film.

"Strangers on a Train"
"Spellbound"
"The Wrong Man"
"Frenzy"

Anyone else think maybe Hitchcock should have been investigated by the police?

He probably had a good source within the police department that leaked information. The fact they convicted other people for the crimes suggests their justice system is more than a bit shoddy.

Didn't a guy in Poland do the same thing with a mystery-detective novel, and get caught the same way?

/I'm too sleepy to think of an appropriate Polish joke, but I think the victims all had signed first editions of the book.

//I'm so ashamed.

"Other men have reportedly already been convicted of the first two murders. The third was committed last month."

Maybe I'm just tired, but I had to read this three times before I realized they weren't saying a person was committed last month.

GungFu, I don't think it's wrong that you recognized Eddie and Albert. You gotta be aware of this stuff. As I always tell a friend who admires my "bravery" because of my addiction to horror flicks, "Movies aren't scary. Real people are scary."

sat1va: He probably had a good source within the police department that leaked information. The fact they convicted other people for the crimes suggests their justice system is more than a bit shoddy.

We gotta trap the farker before he runs home to his senator daddy.

Other men have reportedly already been convicted of the first two murders. The third was committed last month.

This is why the Death Penalty is so fantastic.

Here's the Polish guy, busted last year:
Link (new window)

Great. I'll sleep with lead-pipe efficiency tonight.

hotlinked for fun.

/dexter was good for about 4 episodes.
//after that, eh. can't feel sorry for him
///read Child of God. felt sorry for Ballard.

Bonanza Jellybean: It's insane, this guy's taint.

Whoever you are, I love you.

/Fark yeah that wide!

1proudneocon:


/is not impressed --Even if the issue is: "Cracklin' like a hickory fire!"

very unimpressed

Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, anyone?

Omorda: murder at seven, news at eleven: the movie.


/someone is so going to steal that.

Well, it's pretty sweet.

A whole. notha. level.