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skyrim is so beautiful. not necessarily in graphics. but in my mind. i can imagine anything
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guys remember when it didnโt get dark as fuck at 5 pm and we also had a baseball game every night at 7:05 pm
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Scenes from tonight's procession for the fallen Lakewood Police agent.
Our prayers are with the officer's family, colleagues, and all those who serve to keep us safe.
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The Lakewood Police Department is heartbroken as we mourn the tragic loss of Agent Nicholas Graham, 33, who was killed in the line of duty.
Nick joined our department on Jan. 14, 2019, continuing a family tradition of law enforcement service. Throughout his career, he distinguished himself through his dedication, professionalism and genuine compassion for others.
From mentoring new officers as a Field Training Agent to investigating some of our community's most serious crimes as a member of our Investigation Division, Nick approached every responsibility with an unwavering commitment to serving others. His exceptional investigative work earned him the 2023 Special Investigations Unit Wingman Award, but it was his kindness, empathy and willingness to help those around him that truly defined his service.
Nick was more than an accomplished agent. He was a trusted colleague, a dedicated mentor, a beloved member of our LPD family and a loving husband and father to his 1-year-old child.
Our hearts are with Nick's family, friends and everyone whose life he touched. We are forever grateful for his service, his sacrifice and the privilege of serving alongside him. Rest in peace, Agent Graham. You will never be forgotten. ๐
For updates, to share your condolences or to make a donation to the Lakewood Police Department Employee Assistance Foundation, visit lakewoodco.gov/2026LPDTragedโฆ
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#BREAKING #CitiBankShooting | A HERO WITHOUT A CAPE!
A Marine veteran just ended a potential massacre by ambushing a gunman from inside a bathroom.
Citibank security guard #JohnFrayley took a tactical position in the menโs restroom and waited. When 35-year-old #JacobPearson entered, Frayley opened fire, exchanged shots, and stopped him cold.
The shooterhad 90 rounds and entered the cafeteria intending to kill everyone he could find. Sheriff Chad Chronister called Frayley a hero who potentially saved countless lives.
How many more lives get saved when veterans are allowed to do what theyโre trained for? #TrueCrime #Florida
Full military honors with honor guards for my grandpa's funeral because he was a veteran was special for sure. ๐บ๐ฒโค๏ธ๐ค๐
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JonBenet Ramsey. Zero possibility that an outside intruder would murder her and then go to the kitchen to root around for a pen and paper before sitting down to write a three-page ransom note for literally no reason whatsoever.
I was just thinking today, what's the most "solved" unsolved mystery?
I think my favorite is Amy Bradley. She disappeared after going out drinking until 4 AM on a cruise ship and was last seen sitting on a balcony drunk off her ass and every youtube video on the subject thinks it's more likely she was kidnapped by white slavers and sex trafficked to a brothel in Curacao than that she drunkenly fell off a boat
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It cannot be overstated how much your quality of life decreases when it gets dark at 5pm instead of 7pm
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I just love when daylight saving time ends and it gets dark at 4 p.m., said absolutely no one. Ever.
My work is gonna make me cry. I work for a urns/casket company and my boss is going to do some medallions for my grandpa with his picture and name ๐ฅบโค๏ธโ๐ฉน
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On October 26, 2022, police left Richard Allen alone in an interrogation room with his wife. They had just told him a bullet from his gun was found where two girls were murdered. He hugged her: "It's all right, babe."
Libby German and Abby Williams were best friends. In 2017 they were found dead off a hiking trail by an abandoned railway bridge in Delphi, Indiana. Before they died, one of them filmed a man on the bridge and recorded his voice: "Down the hill."
In the video below, Allen tells his wife: "I didn't murder anybody. I didn't help somebody murder anybody."
She asks if he was on the bridge. "I told them I was on the bridge." She says: "I don't remember you telling me that."
Then: "How did a bullet from your gun get out there?" He says there are two explanations: either the bullet didn't come from his gun, or it didn't come from a murder scene. She tells him: "It did, though, honey. They've got ballistics on it."
When she leaves, a detective tells her: "Do the right thing, Kathy. Tell him to do the right thing." Minutes later, Allen says: "I'm done talking. Arrest me." The detective: "Happy to."
He was convicted of murdering both girls and sentenced to 130 years.
Was he a man stunned by a mistake, or someone who knew exactly what that bullet meant?