Jesus. That's really awful.

Wow. I had my car broken into once and they dusted the hell out of it! So I figured it was common.

I thought that it was procedure. That they would have thought maybe the fingerprints would match up with someone in the system. I'm overthinking this, perhaps!

She left her fingerprints all over his house. Why didn't the police check for fingerprints? That bugged me.

Okay. You don't get it. Cool.

It's too bad that you don't support peoples choice to identify as they see fit. It's a freedom we should all have.

Are you thinking of Toukie Smith? Her brother was fashion designer Willi Smith.

I'm a cisgendered woman. What if I want to call myself a fish. Don't I have that right?

I support his right to refer to himself however he choses. I support that right for everyone.

To think I've been donating blood...for free.

Dammit. I just put eye cream on and now it's in my eyes because I'm crying. It's nice to end the day with good tears.

Very powerful photos.

In todays episode of Crazy People on Sploid....

I had forgotten about "5 Avenue Marceau". Time to watch it again, thanks.

What did you think of L'Amour Fou? I loved it.

That was fun!

Dizzy, nauseous and sweaty palms. But also sad. There's something sad about it.

I was just going to post this!

I'm sure you're right, and I know it's unusual for women to die in that way. It isn't unheard of though, and it is much more common for women to leave a note when they end their lives. But yes, I'm sure the police wouldn't have been definitive about it.

Since she didn't leave a note I wonder if there is any possibility that it was auto-erotic asphyxiation.