In a padlocked bedroom in the basement, officers found a lifelike silicone doll on a bed beneath a blanket, with a painting of a naked female resembling the victim hanging above it.
RIP to the lab tech tasked with getting DNA off that doll.
Larson claimed his communication was civil and argued that licensing board complaints were suggested by his therapist to get the victim to respond.
DOUBT.
DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBT DOUBTNot that hard, just break off a crusticle with a pair of tweezers
Quite possible. Licensed individuals would be counselors, psychologists, psychiatrists, etc. AFAIK, there is no license or standard that legally defines the term; anyone can call themselves a “therapist”.
The story is somehow even weirder than the headline.
The sheriff’s office said the forensic anthropologist’s initial physical examination determined that many of the remains are likely ancient Native American in origin; however, several of the skeletal remains require specialized forensic testing at a laboratory to determine their origin.
Whew, close one. For a few scary moments I thought this might be some kind of sick white people skulls collector.
I think the idea they’re trying to get across is that he didn’t kill these people. They were dead for close to 2 centuries before he started treating their remains like a funko-pop collection.
Still gross that he’s collecting them at all, but I think the idea is to offer relief for those close to him that he wasn’t actively killing.
I didn’t read the article… What police department did he work for?
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They need deep therapy, locking them in a box will make them 100 times worse.
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And there are too many cases where that approach has failed.
How? We haven’t had enough cases where it’s even been tried.
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No, the thing Bluefalcon mentioned: cases where people have been provided rehabilitative therapy instead of just being slammed in the punishment cage for a period of time.
he should get it behind bars.
A statement that never comes up positive. Prison makes people worse.
Dude has major issues but putting people in our current system, it’s failing! We need to invest in alternative ways. See if we can understand and make.them productive.
And there are too many cases where that approach has failed.
I just assume this was a joke.
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Were either of those possessions illegal?
Opened up the page and saw “A Wisconsin man…” and was like God-dammit… does it have to be Wisconsin?
That dude needs to be in prison for life.
