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UNCENSORED - Guatemala Master
🕑 Added 2021-03-17 23:51:07 +0000 UTCRotten.com, Bestgore.com, Ogrish.com - the list of shocking gore websites that have appeared since the advent of the internet reveals a fundamental morbid curiosity with the human condition. The depravity contained in the grainy images and video capturing some of the most horrific and gruesome murders is enough to drive most to look away in horror and shame. But some people actively seek out this type of gory imagery on a daily basis. Others - are literally addicted. We secured an exclusive interview with a member of the “gore community,” the self-proclaimed subject matter expert of one of the worst gore videos ever captured in the history of the internet - the Guatemala video.
Special thanks to Hannah W. for granting us an unrestricted view into the gore community and her unique perspective as a gore consumer and subject matter expert.
** This episode includes graphic depictions of gore, domestic assault, and murder. EXTREME Listener Discretion is advised.**
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Written/Audio Sources:
- Killer curiosity: PTSD risks associated with watching graphic videos
- Faces of Death
- Celebrity Video & Tan
- EYEBLECH!!! - Reddit (**Extreme Viewer Discretion Advised**)
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM–5)
- Primary Interview Conducted with Hannah Woodford
Music & Sound Effect Sources
- Opening Track: “Strangers” by Craig Allan Fravel
- Closing Track: “When You’re In The Dark” by Johan Gustafsson
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Comments
Señor Spectre☠️🚬
Imagine being a person like Hannah, thinking to herself, "oooooo tee hee hee let me see if I can overcome the personal challenge of watching this ISIS beheading! It's a real cool personal challenge for me to see if I can get through it." What a slag. Imagine the person whose head was being sawn off with a butcher knife the moment. I wonder if they were asking themselves whether or not they could handle it. Or the guys who got locked in a shark cage and thrown into the pool to have their drowning recorded on GoPros, or the Jordanian pilot who was put in a cage and burned alive - the kicker there was the executioner actually made a trail of gasoline that led to his cage, like you see in Hollywood. The guy had the time to watch the fire creep towards him and his enclosure before he was totally immolated. "tee hee hee, wow I wonder if I can handle watching it!? What a neat little challenge." Fuck off, Hannah.
Lee Dolian
This woman does not watch gore videos because it "helps prevent suicide". Jfc
