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Thsis story repels me every time yet intrigues me to no end. Here's a REAL scary story for Hallowe'en!



A doctor in 1930s Florida fell in love with a beautiful young tuberculosis patient. When she died he was so heartbroken that he smuggled her dead body out of its mausoleum and took it home where he lived with it, slept with it and ...um...had relations with it.



http://www.voltini.com/id43.htm



http://www.hbo.com/autopsy/episode/6_index.html

Oh god...I heard this story before, many years ago. It was on a TV show on Discovery channel (I think). Just about wierd, creepy things people have done for love.

Phew, this is really weird!

I take back what I said..I think it WAS on the Autopsy show. I watche that all the time.

he said sex was the same but the washing was piling up:(



sorry

:p :wah:

gross me out. that is sick. sick sick..............:-2

dont dead bodies smell?

it had ot be rank. omg!! maybe that is where the tuna smell line got started.

omg guppy i cant believe you said that :wah:

oops, my bad.:wah:

seriously tho - what do dead bodies smell of, it cant be fish?

have you ever smelled a three day old dead chicken? well..........it's worse than that.................

guppy;444696 wrote: have you ever smelled a three day old dead chicken? well..........it's worse than that.................


so after 7 years?????????????

yuk doesent bear thinking about :yh_sick

I've only smelled a dead dog and I cannot begin to describe it as it was nothing like I had come across before. It was unforgettable and rank however.



But in the case of Elena, Von Cosel bought large quantities of perfumes and very fine silk. As her skin started to decay, he replaced it with the silk and wax and applied the perfume. Still though, I would imagine it was awful. But then as she mummified and then the gases left her, perhaps the smell was no more?



Any morticians in here??



Sorry if I grossed you guys out.

he had a tube up inside of her. and that is what he used. gross, huh?

SnoozeControl;444705 wrote: I'm not really understanding how you can have 'relations' with a corpse when the skin has withered and dried.


Uh...very gingerly?? :yh_sick

He had fitted Elena with a glass tube that would accommodate him.

Boggles the mind, doesn't it??

woah

too much information :yh_sick

Sorry!!

no need for apologies red its just im off to bed now & really dont want that to be my last thought :p

I don't blame you Buttercup!! Gosh, I wish I had a cute photo to put up for you....:-3 I hope you don't have any bad dreams about this!!

RedGlitter;444736 wrote: I don't blame you Buttercup!! Gosh, I wish I had a cute photo to put up for you....:-3 I hope you don't have any bad dreams about this!!


i dident, all's well in butterland this morning

*Butterland*....that's cute!

What a wild story

But is that really love? :-6

It sounds like some sort of mental illness to me

Cher, I have often wondered that myself. Certainly it was an obsession and one I would say was unhealthy at best but after reading the book and all I've seen about it, I can't (so far) say he didn't love her in his own unhealthy way. I mean I do think the guy was sick but not quite as much as your garden variety necrophiliac. Eww...did I just give him leeway? I wouldn't go that far I guess. After the authorities took her body away from him, he used a death mask he had made from her previously and made a type of mannequin to keep himself company.

and the blow up woman was invented.

guppy;445039 wrote: and the blow up woman was invented.


That sounds bloody dangerous.

I remeber watching a show on this. It's sad the family had to hide where they reburied her so he couldn't find her again.

doesn't it occur to him that if his love knew what he was doing she'd be horrified and hate his guts?

well, just think. he didn't have to listen to her nag. he didn't have ot worry about comeing home at a decent hour. buy her gifts. being nice to the mother in law........he won every aruguement. i see the benefits to being a total phycho nut . :p

I read about Karen Greenlee a decade ago, your thread reminded me of it. Repulsive yet extremely fascinating.

http://www.nokilli.com/sacto/karen-greenlee.htm

Pinky;445447 wrote: I guess I can see the benefits when you put it like that...I dunno, I prefer someone who'll argue back. Where's the excitement otherwise?:D


me too, but i am not a phycho nut. i prefer a warm body i can make up with or to.

Nomad;445390 wrote: I read about Karen Greenlee a decade ago, your thread reminded me of it. Repulsive yet extremely fascinating.

http://www.nokilli.com/sacto/karen-greenlee.htm




when she talked about the blood everywhere...that's when i thought to myself that people like that need to die since they enjoy death so much.

Sheryl;445078 wrote: I remeber watching a show on this. It's sad the family had to hide where they reburied her so he couldn't find her again.




Oh, Sheryl..I forgot that part of the story!!!

Nomad;445390 wrote: I read about Karen Greenlee a decade ago, your thread reminded me of it. Repulsive yet extremely fascinating.

http://www.nokilli.com/sacto/karen-greenlee.htm


:eek: :yh_sick !!!!



Nomad, that's repulsive!!! My gosh, did you read how she actually made justifications for her actions?! There were some choice rank remarks and details in that horror piece!! I have read supposed accounts of necros before but not with quite as much "special detail" and such a lack of remorse or shame. I don't know how anyone could possibly even remotely entertain the idea of doing such a cretinous, decrepit act. That takes a special kind of sick. You're right, it is as fascinating as it is repugnant. I can't believe all states don't have laws against this. Gross!! Thanks for the link! I think...:-3

Snooze! I saw that too! You know...I'm convinced some people's mamas' eggs go bad in the sun or something because I just can't come up with any other explanation. And jeepers- some of those stiffs were *autopsied!* UGH!



But you know what? The craziest thing about this article is that this sick excuse for a woman makes it clear that even necros have "standards!" Good GRIEF!

oh god this thread just keeps getting worse & making me think of questions that i really dont want to think about

why do people want to work in morgues?

did anyone touch my granny? please god dont let anyone have touched my granny

This is why I opted for Cremation. Leave nothing to chance on this turn me to dust immediately.

She actually looks pretty good for being dead 7 years.... I didn't say that did I..:yh_sick At the right tempratures you can turn the dead in to mummys..!!

They just found a guy in Austria who had been dead 8 years no one ever thought about checking in on him since his rent and retirement check all were direct deposit and he received like if any mail... The temp in the apartment was perfect for mummification (sp).