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[Hazman]

I've been thinking about this a bit and I'm curious to see how the media takes this. I posted this somewhere else and have finally got around to posting my thoughts here. I was thinking and it reminded me of Stephen King's It, now I haven't read the book, but I know the jist of it's about. Which made me think what would happen if the girls dressed up as clowns or even murdered/attempted to murder the girl and blame it on the clown from the book. Would Stephen King get a bad rep for twisting children's minds and believing that the clown is real and they need to sacrifice a child to him to appease him or stop him killing them? I don't know. But I reckon that it would be more on the parents for letting them read Stephen King at 12 years old, rather than the book or Stephen King, even though the parents may have it lying around and they pick it up and read it or something, there's nothing stopping them from doing that. It's the same principle here the stories on Creepypasta are just that, stories, same with any novel. But because books have been around longer than the internet, people won't want to say all books are bad based off one incident driven from a book. I hope this kinda makes some sense

[Lithp]

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[censura_umbra]

I just realized something. What if these girls were members on this forum? They seem to have a decent knowledge of proxies, and this crime played out almost exactly like a slendervlog (minus Slendy).

Anyone notice how similar these girls look? I think one of these girls is an incurable sociopath, and the other one is extremely impressionable and a follower.

I don't know if anyone here is a sociopath or knows one, but they disregard human life and often imagine what it would be like to take one. They are very good at acting normal. And add that to the impressionability of being 12 and the strange psychological fascination that Slenderman demands.

Hell, even when I discovered Slenderman at 21, I was paralyzed with fear sometimes, leaving my lights on, not sleeping. Afraid to leave my living room, or enter the bathroom. I knew it was fake and made up. I even read the whole thread that created it, but there is something about him that fucks with our heads. Isn't that why we are all here?

Obviously I've become jaded to it by now, but I can only imagine what it would have been like to discover it at the age of 12.

I remember all the silly things my friends and I made up and convinced ourselves were real when we were 12. Most of those things were harmless, but I can definitely see this happening.

These two girls basically became a cult like in many of these vlogs. They wanted to sacrifice someone to bring Slenderman to them.

A lot of people here are strangely against believing that these kids could actually believe what they are saying, but that is just your anger at them pointing a finger towards something you like.


Yes, these girls have psychological issues, and I'm okay with them being treated as adults, because these psychological issues won't go away by age 25 and will just get worse while in prison.

And we can't blame the parents. Yes, better parents could have seen this coming, or could have taught life lessons that may have prevented it, but that isn't negligence. The parents are not criminally liable.

[Pixiestix]

I'm just going to jump in really fast and say - if you find out these girls are indeed members of the forums here, please keep that information to yourself. Don't out them, don't contact them. Thank you.

[Lithp]

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It seems most people aren't trying to blame the mythos. Here is a picture and caption from an ABC article.

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[AssassinB]

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[booba]

Actually, some of the recent articles are not at all bad. I think some editor added the "ghoulish" title to this pretty well informed article.
http://www.abc-7.com/story/25690660/ghoulish-stabbing-raises-question-who-is-slenderman#.U4918vldXvc

[AssassinB]