A rhododendron garden near Lake Como Henrik Gamst Jespersen — Pre 1936 Oil on Canvas

C.A.R.L. S.A.G.A.N. = cannabis and reefer let scientists assign god another name

Iris Van Herpen - Autumn 2019

In 1988, ACT UP protested the FDA withholding HIV treatment due to requiring unethical double-blind studies of medication they already knew worked.

In 2024, trans activists protested promoters of an NHS-funded report requiring unethical double-blind studies of medication they already knew worked.

by starparkdesigns

twilight princess sillies

being an adult is so funny i just made plans with my friends in MARCH. yayyy can't wait to see you in 30 business days

Majestichelm (do not be fooled)

while holding the promise we couldn't keep, we take our first steps down our own path

salvation

Star Stroll ⭐✨🌟

Just my usual obsession with translucent dresses haha

23-year-old Vanessa Cocly was tragically murdered by her ex-boyfriend on March 31st, 2018. She left her family’s Orlando, Florida home that evening around 8pm, after telling her parents that she would be back in a few hours. When Vanessa still was not home by the following morning, her parents used her Google Services account to track her phone’s location. The tracker revealed that Vanessa’s phone was at the home of 32-year-old Christian Ruben Valentin Penchi—her ex-boyfriend. Vanessa’s parents were actually not worried when they first tracked her phone. Although Vanessa and Christian had broken up, Vanessa’s parents were relieved to see that she was still in the area and that her phone was still active. Her parents began to worry the following day when they noticed that her phone was shut off and she still had not returned home. She also had not shown up for her first day of training for her new job at Disney, nor did she show up for Easter dinner. Vanessa’s mother reported her missing around 5:00 PM on April 2nd. She told investigators that Vanessa’s phone had been tracked to Christian’s home the previous day. However, when investigators went to talk to Christian on April 3rd, he was nowhere to be found. As it turns out, he had boarded a flight to Puerto Rico just hours earlier. There were no records of Vanessa boarding a flight with him, so the possibility of her traveling with him was quickly ruled out. It was later revealed that Christian had visited a pawn shop just hours before Vanessa was reported missing. While there, Christian sold a .380 caliber handgun. Investigators found it suspicious that Christian had pawned a gun and left the country shortly after the disappearance of his ex-girlfriend. The suspicions continued to build after Vanessa’s car was located at a Panda Express restaurant near Christian’s home on April 4th. Investigators found Vanessa’s backpack with her schoolbooks in the back seat of her car, and her credit cards and purse in the trunk. Meanwhile, Christian’s brother contacted the police that same day to report Christian missing. At this point, it was clear to investigators that Christian had not told anybody about any travel plans to Puerto Rico, and it appeared that he had, in fact, fled the country.

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