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"My children were mascaraed with blood spurting in a disarray, a nightmare flashing freshly with every passing night, and the man's blazing eyes ignited with inevitable pure evil --if there exists such a thing, and my faith in humanity subsides, my heart snatched out of my aching body, for I am an unsuspecting, wounded mother." But involuntarily, for a fraction of a second, her lips quiver in glee. "It was beautiful; their screams of agony, my control over their lives, and sweet fear reflected in their eyes-- my eyes."
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Dec 3, 2014
Dec 3, 2014 at 11:13 PM UTC
my eyes
"My children were mascaraed with blood spurting in a disarray, a nightmare flashing freshly with every passing night, and the man's blazing eyes ignited with inevitable pure evil --if there exists such a thing, and my faith in humanity subsides, my heart snatched out of my aching body, for I am an unsuspecting, wounded mother." But involuntarily, for a fraction of a second, her lips quiver in glee. "It was beautiful; their screams of agony, my control over their lives, and sweet fear reflected in their eyes-- my eyes."
The case of Diane Downs inspired me; her interviews were so chilling to watch.
ramisa-r
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Dec 3, 2014
Dec 3, 2014 at 11:13 PM UTC
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