IS CAPONES IN THE RAPE ZONE?

PWNED

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Ever consider...

http://www.insecurities.org/junk/domestic.jpg

That newspaper ad just makes me think of the Paul Theroux passage from the England book in which he says (and I misquote) "...they live in places like Barking, and Dorking, and Shellow Bowels..."

- no famous people are in brooklyn

The free pizza place is Charleston, I was there yesterday! Pizza is exactly the same, basement is gross.

This just in: Capones to serve free amuse busche

free popperz n other gay stuff!

lol, "someplace on bedford"

until last week, i hadn't been in the charleston in ten years. literally. glad it's back but sheesh what a dump.

didn't the Charleston always have free pizza? I've never been.

i didn't think the charleston's pizza was every free. they def used to charge for it.

ever.

yeah it was not free back in the day. it was also a lot better then, too.

do they still have the old guy that does the light show for all the bands?

nope.

the owner of Charleston used to jam his flashlight into the kidneys of anybody who hesitated to follow the drink minimum at that place. rad times.

i have been to capone's

i haven't been
god i want some pizza right now

then i got lost trying to get to friend's apt in park slope :-/

And I had nothing to do that night and would totally have met up w/ you, I remember hanging around the house and not finding out until much later than you were like a mile away.

i wd've given river wolf directions

aw you guys

probably the wrong directions

i hate alligator

the side seating toward the front sucks and i am not really into sports so its not my favorite place

otoh..................................... free pizza

pearl jam

suit and tie wearers

same thing

parmazing cheese dispenders

like many bars in the area, alligator is perfectly fine... before 7 pm.

if i recall correctly that capones pizza was sort of like bread with a little ragu on top

if by "little" you mean "less than a thimble full," yeah.

on first dates i like to take my women to the alligator or capone's for some free pizzas

classy

i want carmines to come back from vacation

I clicked the link to the rapemap.

WRONG ON SO MANY LEVELS

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v694/adnaus23/Picture1-1.png

that's just a placeholder for a parked domain

I know that, but it's still wrong! Who the hell googles rape maps because they're looking to meet easy women?

i think you know the answer...

http://www.nytimes.com/packages/html/nyregion/20060428_HOMICIDE_MAP.html

murdesr by bomb/incendiary devices went up in the 2003-2005 period!

er, murders.

i like how the other tab is open to this thread

i want to know more about this one:

January 01, 2005
901 Washington Ave
Victim 1: Black Female, 56
Victim 2: Black Male, 5
Victim 3: Black Female, 31
Victim 4: Black Male, 2
Suspect: Black Male, 43
Motive: Other
Method: Bomb/Incendiary

fuck that is horrible

but yeah i too would like to know more

Relationship Is Suspected as Motive in Fatal Fire
By ANDY NEWMAN

Published: January 4, 2005

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The fire that killed two adults and two children in a Brooklyn apartment on Saturday was a murder-suicide, probably stemming from a failed relationship, the authorities said yesterday.

The man who set the fire, Riboule Lemorin, appeared to have entered a bedroom where five people were sleeping, doused the room and then himself in gasoline, and lighted a match, said Louis Garcia, the city's chief fire marshal.

The fire, in a sixth-floor apartment at 901 Washington Avenue, near Crown Street, in Crown Heights, killed a 38-year-old woman, Nadege Viaud, and her sons Jeffrey, 5, and Bernard, 2, besides Mr. Lemorin, 43, who also lived in the small apartment. Three other people were injured in the fire: Ms. Viaud's aunt Juni Gerard, another of Ms. Viaud's three sons and a 63-year-old man.

Law enforcement officials said that although the authorities were not certain of a motive, they were increasingly inclined to believe that Mr. Lemorin either had or wanted a romantic relationship with Ms. Viaud, whom some relatives described as also a relative of his, and that he was rebuffed.

"There's clearly something that sets him off," an official said. "Maybe she rejected his overtures. Maybe they had a relationship that was ending."

Ms. Viaud was from Haiti and had a husband, Jean-Claude Viaud, who still lives in Haiti but had come to Brooklyn in December to spend the holidays with his family, relatives said. He was in Boston with other relatives when the fire broke out, at 3 a.m. on Saturday, they said. One official said that Mr. Viaud had come to take his wife back to Haiti.

Relatives of the extended family, who live on the fifth floor of the building, said they could not believe Mr. Lemorin capable of torching himself and his relatives. They described him as a quiet, calm man who showed no sign of being distraught.

The finding of murder-suicide was reported yesterday in The New York Sun.

One official said that investigators had considered the possibility that someone else had set the fire and left, but that there was "overwhelming evidence" pointing to Mr. Lemorin.

Chief Garcia said that while most of Mr. Lemorin's clothes were burned off, "whatever clothes he had left had gasoline odor on them."

The law enforcement official said that it would have been almost impossible for someone to have set the fire and left the apartment without serious burns. "It was a firebomb in there," the official said.

Ms. Viaud's aunt, Juni Gerard, 57, was in critical condition last night at New York Weill Cornell Center in Manhattan. Ms. Viaud's surviving son, Marven, 8, was also in critical condition at the hospital. Another occupant of the apartment, Joseph Gautier, 63, was also injured in the fire.

Ms. Gerard's sister-in-law, Francia Gerard, who lives on the fifth floor, said yesterday that Mr. Lemorin had immigrated from Haiti within the last couple of years and had lived with Ms. Gerard and her niece and grandnephews for about a year.

"He was living with other relatives in Brooklyn in a very crowded apartment, and his family called and asked Juni if she could find a place for him," Francia Gerard said, speaking in Spanish. Relatives described Juni Gerard, a home health attendant, as the matriarch of the family, who helped many relatives in Haiti immigrate to New York.

Francia Gerard said that Mr. Lemorin had worked in a parking lot in Brooklyn at one point. She described him as "very quiet and calm" and said that his only known vice was that he was a heavy smoker. "He would always be smoking and talking on his cellphone," she said.

Several neighbors said they had never heard fighting or any sign of unrest in the apartment that burned. Cassie Sutton, 45, a resident of the building for more than 20 years, said that Mr. Lemorin "did not appear to be distressed or depressed."

"This guy who smiles at everyone and goes to church every Sunday?" she said. "I don't believe it. He was a very reserved individual. But I've never felt any type of negative vibe from the family."

When told of the authorities' theory that a failed relationship with Ms. Viaud had led Mr. Lemorin to set the fire, Francia Gerard grew incensed.

"It's impossible," she said. "It's all conjecture. How could they know? No one in this family has said any such thing to them.

"Please let me end this," she said, and shut her apartment door tight.

that's crazy and sad. i'm morbidly zooming on all the places i've lived, that one is 5 blocks away from current place!

i hope my mom does not get her hands on this map

i wish they would update it

This one took place in my building 3 years ago:

Victim: Hispanic White Female, 52
Suspect: White Male, 38
Relationship: Common-law Spouse
Motive: Domestic
Method: Shooting

I am actually v v surprised that my immediate area is as clear as that map shows b/c I know there was shit happening around when I lived at Franklin and Dean -- but I guess getting mugged, held up at knife-point, etc doesn't count here. Plus the registered sex offenders map is like HORRIFYINGLY densely populated in the same neighborhood, tho I understand that is people's residences and this crime map is the location of the crimes. Still.

there's a belt through park slope / prospect heights / ft greene with none

i tried finding that map by googling New York Rape Zone, and it took me here..... Still can't find that map!

i googled "New York Rape Zone" and got a bunch of witch house bands