True Crime & History Discussions at FriendZone
Summary
At FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime, members enjoy deep dives into niche interests like true crime investigations and military history. This announcement highlights how our community members connect over shared passions, such as analyzing solved and unsolved cases. It showcases the welcoming environment where users can find like-minded people to talk to about their favorite hobbies and intellectual interests.
Name: Prefer not to say
Age: 14
Religion: atheist not looking to debate
Pronouns: He/him
Country: USA 🇺🇸
Likes: Military equipment and history, music, learning about criminal cases, gaming, and drawing
Dislikes: People who make fun of mental health or dismiss and insult people to provoke a reaction
Looking for: People to talk to if you want to
DMs: Open most of the time
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I love listening to podcasts about murder or disappearance cases when I'm on long trips with my family.
What kind of cases do you usually like listening to? Missing person cases, investigations, unsolved stuff, or something else?
I usually listen to cases that have already been solved, since they provide a lot more information about the context of the murder, but it doesn't really matter to me, as they are all very interesting.
Yeah, I get that solved cases are interesting because you usually get the full timeline and can see how everything was pieced together are there any cases that really stuck with you?
Yes, many, in fact—truth be told, any murder or disappearance leaves a mark—but one of the most gruesome cases I’ve ever heard of is the José Bretón case.
I doubt you're familiar with it, since I'm Spanish and hear about cases that have happened in my country.
Actually, I’ve heard of the José Bretón case It’s a really disturbing case, and I can see why it would stick with someone cases from different countries are interesting too because you get to learn about the investigations and how they’re handled there
I’ve also studied the Pedro López case before I’m interested in how investigations work and what leads to cases being solved
I just read a bit about this case, and it gave me the chills!
It is actually very interesting to see how the different investigative units work to solve cases.
lol so true and pedro lopez is terrifying
Honestly, I think that sometimes simply locking the guilty party in prison isn't enough punishment. The murderer should be made to suffer just as the victim did—an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.
I agree but I will say many murders will enjoy that even though they will be dead it’s they want to be remembered and they will and the hate they get is just want they want I think most should just rot in prison for life
