They were buried in a barrel, in the woods. Do you think their bodies will ever be discovered. A part of me feels, that it will take years for their bodies to be found.
shareBased on different stories and buried bodies are hidden for long amount of time usually
Crawling from Hell. Falling from grace.
Theres nothing left to take. Leaving the past to the grave
Maybe if that random patch in the woods looks familiar to anyone watching the video. I imagine that barrel must've been pretty heavy. Unless he put the barrel in a trunk and drove some place, I don't see him being able to carry it too far. Maybe the dungeon would look familiar to whoever sees the video and that spot in the woods would be somewhere near it.
Burn, witch! Burn, witch! Burn! Burn! Burn!
They won't be discovered, because it never happened. There has never been a single documented case about anything resembling that scenario.
The movie is very vaguely based around a variety of different stories, but pretty much every movie in the world is. That means nothing and it honestly shocks me that people continue to fall for it.
No, none of the footage in this film is real. Megan and Amy are not real. The barrel thing is not real. Sure, stuff like this has happened before, but saying the movie was directly 'based on true events' is nothing but a buzz term and you should spend your efforts and your worry on things that have actually happened.
They won't be discovered, because it never happened. There has never been a single documented case about anything resembling that scenario.
The movie is very vaguely based around a variety of different stories, but pretty much every movie in the world is. That means nothing and it honestly shocks me that people continue to fall for it.
No, none of the footage in this film is real. Megan and Amy are not real. The barrel thing is not real. Sure, stuff like this has happened before, but saying the movie was directly 'based on true events' is nothing but a buzz term and you should spend your efforts and your worry on things that have actually happened.
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The barrel thing is not real. Sure
Ashley Pond is Murdered:
According to the Portland Tribune, On Jan 9, 2002, Lori Pond heard Ashley say goodbye around 8:15 a.m. as she headed out to catch her school bus at a stop near Weaver’s home. What happened to Ashley after that time is unknown. What is known is that at some point before she died, she consumed possibly as much as five shots of whiskey.
On the weekend of August 24-25, the body of Ashley Pond was found inside a barrel buried in a hole in the backyard of Ward Weaver's rental home. A concrete slab had been poured over the hole. According to Weaver's son, Francis Weaver, his father confessed to him that he killed Ashley Pond, although the exact details of the confession have changed from time to time.
On October 4, 2002 Ward Weaver was indicted for the murder of Ashley Pond and of 16 other counts including sex abuse, attempted rape, aggravated murder and abuse of a corpse all of which he plead not guilty.
On September 22, 2004 Ward Weaver plead guilty to killing two of his daughter's friends then hiding their bodies on his property. He received two life sentences for the deaths of Ashley Pond and Miranda Gaddis.
Good job - you just proved him right.
shareDo you want to the interview of Randy Weaver walking over Ashley Marie Pond grave?
Lara Croft Himiko! The First Sun Queen! This is Yamatai.
I don't know whether to point out that you grammar doesn't make any sense, or that Randy Weaver was the guy at Ruby Ridge ....
Either way I suggest you try again when you're sober.
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Sorry to burst your bubble I don't drink and I just got to name mix up no big deal but thanks for bringing up Ruby Ridge
Lara Croft Himiko! The First Sun Queen! This is Yamatai.
Haha.. I love you for that.
"Why are you wearing the stupid man suit?"
After reading a handful of posts on this board I've come to the conclusion that at least 50% of the people who saw this movie qualify as mentally handicap.
".... Now i have become death, the destroyer of worlds" - Robert Oppenheimer