Before you read, please note that while there has been a conviction in Sally's case, it is extremely obvious who is responsible for her disappearance and likely death, and it may not seem like an "Unresolved Mystery" to some, let me reiterate her remains have never been recovered. Sally is still a missing person and her family still deserves closure.
Background
In 1976, Sally Brown met Gary Rawlings in Pennsylvania. The couple married in Denver, Colorado in 1977. Sally became Sally Rawlings and fell out of contact with her family. She gave birth to a daughter, Kimberly, in 1980. The family moved to Oklahoma City in late 1981.
At this time, they had a difficult relationship. Gary had a temper and was abusive to Sally. On January 12, 1982, Sally filed for divorce. The divorce was granted on February 24, 1982 and Sally was awarded custody of Kimberly. Sally and her daughter moved into Passageway, a YWCA shelter for victims of domestic abuse. She had a history of past mental health issues and engaged in counseling while staying at the shelter. She was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
In March 1982, Sally and her daughter moved again, this time into the Kirkpatrick Hotel, located in downtown Oklahoma City. She reportedly chose this location due to the secured locked front doors. On March 21, police were called to the Kirkpatrick Hotel where Sally was staying. Gary had failed to return Kimberly on time after his scheduled visitation. He arrived at the hotel around 9 pm without Kimberly, and an argument followed. During the argument, he hit Sally in the head. She had a large gash in her head and was taken to a local hospital for treatment. Sally told authorities Gary had also stolen important documents from her, including Kimberly's birth certificate. Gary told Sally the next time she saw him, she would be dead. Eventually, Gary returned Kimberly to her mother and agreed to forgo visitation with her for six months.
Later that same month, she began a job as a secretary at the Kerr-McGee Corporation. Over the course of the next two months, she developed a reputation as a good employee who kept to herself and was just a bit odd. She was overheard talking to herself on multiple occasions.
At this time, Kimberly was enrolled in daycare. Sally would drop her off everyday before work around 8 am and pick her up after work, generally between 5-5:30 pm. She also began looking into local rental properties, paying a private company $45.00 t
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Ik weβre getting pink tape first. curious if forever young is still gonna drop.
As I monitor his life support machine and change his sheets, I make sure to fold them like my father taught me, and his father taught him, and his father taught himβ¦
Forever Winter is written for/about Taylor's (gay, male) high school best friend, Jeff Lang, who struggled with mental illness and addiction and died at age 21. I can't help but feel the "too young to know it gets better" line is one queer person (Taylor) speaking to another, providing mutual support and love. Even though Taylor is still closeted, she has still (probably, but come on--at the very least, that Kaylor closet was the clearest of glass) experienced same-sex love and the ability to be "proud" and openly support LGBTQ+ rights and the community (even though its technically as an "ally"), things that probably seemed like impossible pipedreams to a lot of queer teenagers, especially in the early 2000s South. Taylor always addresses the LGBTQ+ community from the inside, and this just feels like another example of that.
Edit: I had read somewhere that Jeff was gay, but now I canβt find the source, so please take that with a grain of salt! Sorry!
If Uzi would scrap the Pink Tape and drop Forever Young out of nowhere... I swear this would blow the internet away. He would trend for days.
For me, >!the 'rabbit' scenes really creped me out, it looked so creepy, the other scenes that creeped me out were the baby scene, Black Phillip's reveal, the ending & the last few scenes with Caleb. I will say that I knew Black Phillip was gonna be, just on the symbolism alone but it was still a great twist IMHO.!<
Those scenes really made the hair on my neck stand up, they were just so unsettling & messed up. I know that the film was polarizing for some, that some thought it was boring but I still really enjoyed this film. I love slowburn horror films like this. What did you think about it? Did it scare or creep you out? If so, which scenes in particular had you creeped out?
I've been trying to find this pattern. Most places point back to Ms. Dusenbury's website but the website appears to have vanished. Here's a picture: http://koreantatter.blogspot.com/2014/12/forever-young-pineapple-doily-by-teri.html
If there are any similar patterns that one does have, I would be interested in those as well.
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I know this post is a bit random but imo WTF is Logic's best project of all time. It has so many great songs on it (the title track, 5 am, on the low, walk on by, nasty, ballin, etc.; 0 skips) and it was the best way possible to end the trilogy. Logic dropped good projects after it but nothing was on the level of WTF.
What do you think about the project?
I was on the bus and this strange thought popped into my head. At any point, someone could come on the bus and kill everyone and just like that it's over. No respawn, it's a wrap. Do you want to go out knowing you pissed away most of your life indulging in what you thought was pleasurable when really you had no discipline over yourself? The truth is most peoples existence is pointless. They should have never been born. They became alive, ignored their dreams, made excuses, stayed unfocused, stayed a victim, contributed nothing to society, never took a risk, played it safe, the end. While other people trying to make something meaningful of their time here get taken out daily. The bottom line is no one lives forever and everyday you move closer to leaving the planet. Why not take control of your desire to remain in supposed comfort? Why not nip your bad habits that's destroying you in the bud? Why not prove yourself right? Why not do what it is you want to do instead of keeping it a dream in your head? Why not fail at it if it doesn't work out? Why not take a chance while you have youth on your side?
Imagine someone in your immediate family gets terminal cancer or has an accident and keeps them bed ridden, can your family rely on you to keep things together or does everything come crashing down? Can you be the glue that keeps your family together if anything disastrous was to happen? Most people have money problems, what if you didn't because you did what you were supposed to do failed at it or succeeded. Failure is never failure, it's feedback for a different version of success, don't be one dimensional. Stop playing around with your aliveness and do what you know you should do with the source of life you have - according to you. Or do nothing and watch yourself become more bitter, resentful and envious of those who did.
Yesterday on my journey home on the bus I saw a baby, no older than 18 months. She was looking at me and i was making her smile. Her smile made me smile even more, it was so pure. Peek a boo from a distance lol. That also got me thinking when I got off the bus. At some point everyone was a baby. Every single person. No one gets to skip that stage. Meaning everything in society we enjoy today was conceived of by a baby who grew up and did something different. Can you imagine if everyone was as undisciplined as you were we'd be in society? We'd still be in the stone age if we're lucky. You're enjoying the discipline and thoughtfulness of ot
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