谁玩幼女还要特地拍张集体照留下犯罪证据

[Coastlines]

没人会这么做吧，所以那张肯定是假照片

[shepherd17]

起码下面这张照片是官方释放出来的，目前还没人说是假的。

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/n ... -much-more

当然一张照片根本不能表明什么。有可能是川普和小女孩们庆祝六一儿童节呢，也有可能是庆祝三八妇女节。

[Lilyamao]

[Lilyamao]

川粉就不用否认了，川普和爱泼斯坦是紧密伙伴

川屁的小三上位的梅兰妮就是爱泼斯坦介绍的

两人分手是因为爱泼斯坦受不了川普人品差

当年爱泼斯坦看中一个房子、和川普咨询

川屁当即下手4000多万买了、然后隔了一年9000多万卖了

[Coastlines]

起码下面这张照片是官方释放出来的，目前还没人说是假的。

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/n ... -much-more

当然一张照片根本不能表明什么。有可能是川普和小女孩们庆祝六一儿童节呢，也有可能是庆祝三八妇女节。

这张照片是选美比赛时候拍的，again 如果是犯罪，没人会故意摆拍留下证据的

[shepherd17]

...... again 如果是犯罪，没人会故意摆拍留下证据的

美女想当然了。有些人出于炫耀心理，干坏事之后要留照纪念。这种例子不多，但不是没有。

Some notorious criminal cases have involved perpetrators photographing themselves with their victims, often as a way to create "trophies" of their crimes, document their dominance, or relive the acts. These instances span from historical serial killers to modern cyberstalkers.

Harvey Glatman ("The Glamour Girl Slayer") (1950s): Glatman would pose as a professional photographer to lure aspiring models, binding and raping them while photographing the process before murdering them. He kept these photos as mementos.

Dennis Rader (The BTK Killer): Rader took photos of himself in his victims' clothing, often bound in positions that mirrored his murders, allowing him to fetishize and relive the killings.

Rodney Alcala ("The Dating Game Killer"): Alcala was known to photograph his victims, often capturing them during the process of his crimes. Authorities found hundreds of photos of women and teenage girls among his belongings, many of whom were never identified.

Bryan Kohberger (2022-2023): According to reports and family members of the victims, evidence introduced in 2025 included a "selfie" taken by suspect Bryan Kohberger shortly after the 2022 Idaho murders, which some investigators considered a "trophy" of the crime.

Metropolitan Police Officers (London, 2020): Officers Deniz Jaffer and Jamie Lewis were jailed for taking and sharing photos of the bodies of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman. They photographed the bodies "for their own amusement" and shared them in WhatsApp groups.

Ian Brady and Myra Hindley (The Moors Murders): While not technically "selfies" with victims, the pair photographed themselves at the burial sites of their child victims, documenting the location of their crimes.