HODGE-PODGE - LISK-related

[Justiceforever]

http://www.bell-environmental.com/roscoebedbugdog.aspx

Oh wow!

Well thank God for these dogs!

However...

Now, not only have I lost my appetite but, I can't sleep!

Good night sleep tight and don't let the bed bugs bite!

 

[Aleph]

Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer - YouTube

This is the link to the Philip Carlo interview.
In it he himself, philp Carlo said that he smelled a distinct odor coming from Richard Ramirez who he said was freshly showered. The kind of odor that surviving victims of other sks had described. Yes, eewwwwww!

This theory sounds superstitious, like the old tales about the devil smelling like sulfur. It's more plausible that Ramirez has some long-standing filthy habits and one shower wasn't enough to get rid of the stink.

(Still, I confess to being totally intrigued by stories like this, and am now off to listen to the radio show.)

 

[bessie]

Is there some reason we can't use his full name? The guy is well known, and it was widely reported that remains were found washed up in his back yard. No-one is accusing him of having anything to do with murder, are they? If Tom Cruise found a human arm bone in his yard, would we suddenly have to refer to him as TC, in order to protect his identity?

I'm confused.

Sure you can mention him by name, MK, within the context of the media reports. In this forum in particular, however, it's always best to start out using initials and keep it that way. A slew of posts were removed previously due to poster indiscretion when discussing this individual.

 

[PreciousDust]

...Tom Cruise found a human arm bone in his yard....

I'm not at all surprised to hear this, that guy is wack! Tell us more.

 

[Justiceforever]

Has anyone seen this? A screenplay written by Frankvespe. I haven't read it yet, not sure if I want to. The title is Book of : confessions of the Gilgo Beach Killer. Tasteless for sure but, is it something to look into?
http://labs.triggerstreet.com/screenplay/book-of-🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬-confessions-of-the-gilgo-beach-killer

 

[Justiceforever]

Okay now...I am reading through the screenplay of Book Of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach killer. It seems to be written in a familiar style. Very disturbing content. WTH is REALLY going on?

 

[Justiceforever]

Researching this case is just getting WAY too bizarre for my taste. I'ma bout to wash my hands of ALL this crazy making -ness!! :banghead:

 

[Justiceforever]

Oh hecky, who am I kidding! ; ) I can't help myself. Could THIS be the Frank Vespe who wrote the screenplay? He's originally from NJ.
http://florida.arrests.org/Arrests/Frank_Vespe_8932676/
Probably a long shot right?

 

[Just K]

Okay now...I am reading through the screenplay of Book Of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach killer. It seems to be written in a familiar style. Very disturbing content. WTH is REALLY going on?

Wow, just running a little search: This guy has links to Queens, East Hampton, Hempstead (Levittown) & Amagansett. He is 57 years old and a videographer.

Here is the summary of the book:

Synopsis

"While searching for missing Craisglist prostitute Shannan Gilbert, ten dismembered bodies are found scattered along Ocean Parkway in Gilgo Beach; yet Suffolk Police, NYPD and the FBI have no clues, no motive, no suspects. When a water-logged notebook OAK BEACH floats by after Hurricane Sandy, we hear, we see, we feel every delicious detail."

IMO, Something is really "off-color" about this.

 

[Just K]

Oh hecky, who am I kidding! ; ) I can't help myself. Could THIS be the Frank Vespe who wrote the screenplay? He's originally from NJ.
http://florida.arrests.org/Arrests/Frank_Vespe_8932676/
Probably a long shot right?

Only one FV comes up for NY

 

[Just K]

This says the mugshot guy, FDV, is 54. The Videographer, FJV, is supposed to be 57.

 

[Just K]

Okay now...I am reading through the screenplay of Book Of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach killer. It seems to be written in a familiar style. Very disturbing content. WTH is REALLY going on?

I don't want to download it. Can you post a snippet that shows writing style, please?

 

[Peter Brendt]

Oh hecky, who am I kidding! ; ) I can't help myself. Could THIS be the Frank Vespe who wrote the screenplay? He's originally from NJ.
http://florida.arrests.org/Arrests/Frank_Vespe_8932676/
Probably a long shot right?

Maybe just a writer's way to work through it after nobody listens to mere logic?

 

[Justiceforever]

I don't want to download it. Can you post a snippet that shows writing style, please?

I can't copy paste off of a pdf...I'll try to figure something out.

 

[Just K]

Another Work at the same site. Just stumbled on it while looking for his stuff.:
Summary:By Permission : Scripts : Amazon Studios
studios.amazon.com/scripts?collab=by_permission&dev...
(Thriller and Suspense, Drama) Jessica is a high-class blackmailing , who falls in love with three of her clients. Together .... Writer: Frank Vespe. No rating ...

From Google Search: https://www.google.com/search?q=bea..._pw.r_qf.&fp=4d37f54eab124421&biw=939&bih=412

OOPS!, not his but another screenwriter on the same site.

 

[Justiceforever]

Taken from Book of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach Killer screenplay by Franckvespe

Eddie:

Her ol' mans no bargin, some drugged out ****ing herion addict, doesn't have a clue which end is up. Stumbled into Jimmy's basement the other night, Jimmy beat the **** out of him, dumped him on 98th Street, front of the ****ing merry-go-round

Eddie:

Just like her ol' lady a through and through. (looks down on body) Trying to corrupt my son you *****! (kicks body) **** you *******! You got what you deserve!

So I just wrote out the above snippets. Wish I could do more but it's not so easy on this phone. Maybe more tommorrow.

 

[Justiceforever]

I am HORRIBLE at written and oral book reports, but when I'm finished reading it...I will do my best for those of you who don't want to read it. It might take me a day or more though, so I encourage you to read it for yourself.

 

[Peter Brendt]

Eddie

Her ol' mans no bargin, some drugged out ****ing herion addict, doesn't have a clue which end is up. Stumbled into Jimmy's basement the other night, Jimmy beat the **** out of him, dumped him on 98th Street, front of the ****ing merry-go-round

Eddie:

Just like her ol' lady a through and through. (looks down on body) Trying to corrupt my son you *****! (kicks body) **** you *******! You got what you deserve!

So I just wrote out the above snippets. Wish I could do more but it's not so easy on this phone. Maybe more tommorrow.

Am I as writer, supposed to defend that writer's style? I hope not! :floorlaugh::floorlaugh:

 

[Justiceforever]

Am I as writer, supposed to defend that writer's style? I hope not! :floorlaugh::floorlaugh:

No not that! Can you tell me though, if you think it is written in the same style as Confessions of the Oak Beach Drifter? In my very humble, UNprofessional opinion, I think it is. I could be wrong. I posed the question to Vito Safarti, and am waiting for a reply. Here's another snippet...
Taken from Book of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach Killer screenplay by Frankvespe

Mario:

Ain't like it was when we was kids, right Bobby? Boozin' til we was plastered, then show the cops an old PBA card
.

Chicky:

It's like night and ****ing day. Cops pull you over, you're in the slammer.

 

[Peter Brendt]

No not that! Can you tell me though, if you think it is written in the same style as Confessions of the Oak Beach Drifter? In my very humble, UNprofessional opinion, I think it is. I could be wrong. I posed the question to Vito Safarti, and am waiting for a reply. Here's another snippet...
Taken from Book of : Confessions of the Gilgo Beach Killer screenplay by Frankvespe

Mario:

Ain't like it was when we was kids, right Bobby? Boozin' til we was plastered, then show the cops an old PBA card
.

Chicky:

It's like night and ****ing day. Cops pull you over, you're in the slammer.

At a first glance, I would say no. Both use wrong grammar and slang, but the screenplay is full of that cramped use of F-words and out of context slang, that is such a typical brand of certain basically pretty high IQ writers in the urge to be "authentic". Sounds a little bit like the first season of Dexter, only worse. This guy is intelligent and tries to play dumb, but he is not intelligent enough to get away with it. While the drifter looks real in the sense, that he indeed has some limited education.