Have you ever seen something that disturbed you so much that you have never forgotten about it?

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Anonymous wrote:I cannot erase from my memory the rape scene from The Prince of Tides. The image of the young boy's pants being cut off makes me want to throw off every time I remember it.

along those same lines for me, Jodi Foster in The Accused, the scene in the bar on the pinball machine.

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I've seen blood and gore, but here is a troubling story. I was in a crowded bus station in inner city Baltimore, terrirble neighborhood. There was a young (appx. 30) black man who was clearly mentally ill. He was circling around an elderly black woman and screaming uncontrollably at her, berating her, calling her names, for a long time. the man was clearly insane and so no one did anything, just let this woman be verbally attacked. She stood up straight, taking his abuse with as much pride as she could muster, but you could tell she was so upset. It was so disturbing. I wish I had been able to do something more.

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Anonymous wrote:After my Dad died my mom made me look at him in the casket. I was 10 and scared. I started screaming and hitting the casket trying to wake him up. Then she made me watch the casket (and my dad) being cremated. It was absolutely traumatising and that's the only memory that I can think of when I think about my Dad. As an adult I went to a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with PTSD. Thanks Mom.

This is horrible, I'm sorry you had to go through that. I can somehow understand haveing one last look in the coffin, but to force you to watch the cremation as well This is horrible, my thoughts are with you

I hate that open casket tradition.

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I was driving home from work after college, and was waiting at a stoplight. There was a car stopped in the median about 50 ft away, and all of the sudden it blew up, the driver came out in flames and collapsed. I could not believe my eyes.

It turns out a few seconds before I got to my stoplight, the car had veered off the street, driven into a sign, and the metal post had punctured the gas tank causing the car to explode.

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When I was about 7 we went to visit my 80+ year old great-grandmother on Halloween. When we arrived all the lights were off and she didn't answer the doorbell. My grandfather had a key so we went in and called her name, no response. We started searching the house & found her hiding under the bed crying. She had forgotten it was Halloween and didn't have any candy for the trick-or-treaters on her street. She was so worried about "making the kids sad and the parents upset" that she turned off all the lights & hid so they wouldn't know she was home.

That is the reason I can't deal with the elderly, that sense of someone that has lost control & reality is slipping away. I would love to volunteer and wish I could help in programs like Meals on Wheels but it is almost a phobia that causes deep depression for me, and I am a very rational person but something about old people.....

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I will be honest with you, while this crime was horrible it was not specially horrible to me. I don't know how to explain without sounding a callus bitch, but I read it and probably will forget it.

However, I came across a story of a guy who used to sodomize, kill and eat his victims and I still think about that. I think Silence of the Lambs (sp?) was based on this true story. What particularly haunts me about this story is that one of his victims, a 12 y old boy, managed to scape while drugged and was found wandering naked on the streets by two women. The killer came and said the victim was his son or brother or something like that.... the ladies didn't believe him and insisted on calling the police. Two patrolling officers came but were convinced by this guy and just let him take the naked, drugged boy with him. He later killed the boy and ate parts of him.

- that was Jeffrey Dahmer (sp?) He was killed in prison by other inmates.

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Anonymous wrote:I am not even sure how I saw this but it's extremely disturbing- a rich teen who could was going 100 mph and some sicko took pics - it makes me sick of how many death photos are available but wow- I hope someday to help my kids not to drive and the consequences
(not for the faint of heart)
http://www.albertastars.com/posts.php?forum=4&topic=879

wow that was one sick website. but...i do think kids should be better educated about the perils of driving to fast with cocaine in your system. yikes.

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Anonymous wrote:I saw a baby born with an Apgar of zero. And his parents praying and begging for him to take a breath. I will never forget that.

Did the baby ever take a breath?

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The scene in American History X when he puts the guys face on the curb and stomps on it. I can envision that crunch.

Also, when I was a teen a bunch of friends were watching watching one of those death videos. People were eating monkey brains, I think it was. I feel nasty every time I think of that.

Scarey how many movies out there have such disturbing scenes that young, impressionable minds can watch.

Speaking of graphic scenes. I watched Black Swan the other night. Good Lord, that sex scene was a little disturbing too. Thank God I didn't watch that movie with my adult daughter.

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Speaking of movies, The Cook, the Thief, his Wife & her Lover was the most god-awful disgusting thing I've ever seen. I had to go rent three or four Disney movies afterward to recover.

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Anonymous wrote:After my Dad died my mom made me look at him in the casket. I was 10 and scared. I started screaming and hitting the casket trying to wake him up. Then she made me watch the casket (and my dad) being cremated. It was absolutely traumatising and that's the only memory that I can think of when I think about my Dad. As an adult I went to a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with PTSD. Thanks Mom.

This is horrible, I'm sorry you had to go through that. I can somehow understand haveing one last look in the coffin, but to force you to watch the cremation as well This is horrible, my thoughts are with you

I hate that open casket tradition.

Your Mom must not have seen Three Faces of Eve.

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Anonymous wrote:The scene in American History X when he puts the guys face on the curb and stomps on it. I can envision that crunch.

This is the one I could never get out of my head.

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Anonymous wrote:2 girls and one cup.

Seriously...That was REALLY horrifying for me. I lost faith in human race...

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Anonymous wrote:2 girls and one cup.

Seriously...That was REALLY horrifying for me. I lost faith in human race...

I had to wiki this since it's been mentioned a couple of times...good God wtf is wrong with people?