Is Macaulay Culkin ‘adopting’ newly released ‘Party Monster’ killer Michael Alig?

[Jazzy]

I remember starting off reading these Reader's Digest books about unsolved mysteries when I was 12 or 13. Some how, I ended up with unsolved crimes and serial killers. I've always said, if something happens to someone I love and the cops get ahold of my reading material (or my hours on Discovery ID, crime websites, etc.), I'm going to be in serious trouble.

I don't sympathize, like or think the killers are super cool celebs, though. I think that's the difference.

hahahahha Yes if that happened to me and they got hold of my hard drive, I am F****ed. The crime things I google…..

[Kittylady]

It's kind of fun to hear about everyone else's ghoulish kid interests, heh. I used to read obsessively about Aztec human sacrifices as a kid.

Have managed not to sacrifice anyone.

I started on Tales From The Crypt comic and Hammer House of Horror films when I was about 7, my favourite toys when I was small was a pair of incredibly realistic snarling rubber rats and my favourite historical periods were the Tudors (with the head chopping) and the Egyptions (with the mummification and embalming process fascinating me). One of the biggest highlights of a summer a few years ago was finding a dead body and tuning out to be right about how long they'd been dead. I'd really like to see an autopsy being performed.

I have not killed anyone.






Yet.

[Just Kill Me]

I'm obsessed with knives and rough sex, I haven't killed anyone...

[eva]

I'm afraid of Kittylady!

[rockchick]

kittylady found a dead body?! C'mon details!!!!!

[dallison]

I checked out Alig's Twitter account after reading this. It is really bothersome that he had over 30,000 followers. If you read what people tweet him, it is like he has big fans. Some aren't old enough to have been friends with him before the murder.
Blech.

[Clubber Lang]

Alig is a typical narcissistic psychopath. The man doesn't deserve so much as a head turn, and I don't doubt he'll do something like this again.

[SoCalMarie]

I checked out Alig's Twitter account after reading this. It is really bothersome that he had over 30,000 followers. If you read what people tweet him, it is like he has big fans. Some aren't old enough to have been friends with him before the murder.
Blech.

I glimpsed at his twitter as well. Not only has he been tweeting nonstop since he was released, he had been tweeting while he was in jail?!? Good to know that our prison system provides the inmates with access to computers, internet (used for important things like twitter and not only for some kind of online education), tv's with premium cable - all the while there are schools that don't even have access to half of those things.

And the fact that this guys has actually fans...many of them... renders me speechless....

Alig is a typical narcissistic psychopath. The man doesn't deserve so much as a head turn, and I don't doubt he'll do something like this again.

Definitely agree.

I'm obsessed with knives and rough sex, I haven't killed anyone...

This. My boy toy and I get pretty rough. And by "pretty", I mean very. We both love it. It bonds us. We're weird like that
I think everyone has their different/dark "sides" ...but what separates "us" from murders are a lot more factors (neurologically speaking) that enable them to take human lives for some sick satisfaction/without remorse.

[Seth82]

I glimpsed at his twitter as well. Not only has he been tweeting nonstop since he was released, he had been tweeting while he was in jail?!? Good to know that our prison system provides the inmates with access to computers, internet (used for important things like twitter and not only for some kind of online education)

He had someone else tweeting for him while in prison. He would tell the person what to tweet during phone conversations.

[MsDark]

Macaulay is gonna end up in a box (one way or another) if he hangs with this dude.

[Kittylady]

kittylady found a dead body?! C'mon details!!!!!

It was a few years ago, back when the Bloke and I were just friends. There's a pub by a river that we like to go to in Summer and one afternoon we were there with the MIL's dog. To work up a thirst we decided to have a stroll up and down the bank for a bit and amongst the things we saw floating was a dead sheep, to which I said "Call that a dead body? That's not much of a dead body...". After a little while we went back and got drinks (including a glass of red for the drink loving dog) and decided to sit on the grassy bank outside of the pub. I looked down and lo and behold there was a proper dead body drifting face down along the river! We went into the pub and got them to call it in and then spent the rest of the afternoon watching a plane tracking it down the river until it got to a point where they could safely haul it out (lots of mud banks etc in the water there). Judging by the fact that it was floating (you sink at first and need decomp gasses to build up to get you back to the surface) and the state of the exposed skin on the back (looked like bacon that had been left unwrapped in the fridge) I guesstimated that she'd been in there between seven and ten days and it turned out she'd been reported missing eleven days beforehand. The official verdict was suicide - she'd most likely thrown herself from a bridge further up the river. The Bloke still has the newspaper clipping about it.

I also thought that we'd found a dead body on a beach when I was on holiday as a kid and we did the usual kid thing of throwing stones and drift wood at it and daring each other to poke it but it turned out to be a very, very drunk tramp who didn't appreciate being doinked on the head by a lump of seaweed encrusted wood.

[Icepik]

It was a few years ago, back when the Bloke and I were just friends. There's a pub by a river that we like to go to in Summer and one afternoon we were there with the MIL's dog. To work up a thirst we decided to have a stroll up and down the bank for a bit and amongst the things we saw floating was a dead sheep, to which I said "Call that a dead body? That's not much of a dead body...". After a little while we went back and got drinks (including a glass of red for the drink loving dog) and decided to sit on the grassy bank outside of the pub. I looked down and lo and behold there was a proper dead body drifting face down along the river! We went into the pub and got them to call it in and then spent the rest of the afternoon watching a plane tracking it down the river until it got to a point where they could safely haul it out (lots of mud banks etc in the water there). Judging by the fact that it was floating (you sink at first and need decomp gasses to build up to get you back to the surface) and the state of the exposed skin on the back (looked like bacon that had been left unwrapped in the fridge) I guesstimated that she'd been in there between seven and ten days and it turned out she'd been reported missing eleven days beforehand. The official verdict was suicide - she'd most likely thrown herself from a bridge further up the river. The Bloke still has the newspaper clipping about it.

This is creepy.

I also thought that we'd found a dead body on a beach when I was on holiday as a kid and we did the usual kid thing of throwing stones and drift wood at it and daring each other to poke it but it turned out to be a very, very drunk tramp who didn't appreciate being doinked on the head by a lump of seaweed encrusted wood.

This is funny.