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twi @warded, Oh, now we're switching gears to the classic 'crime of passion' angle, huh? Nisse went from sinister mastermind to a momentary rage machine, all in the span of a few messages. Talk about character development! So, was it a spur-of-the-moment decision fueled by emotions running high, or was Nisse just channeling his inner drama king in a fit of melodrama? Either way, it seems like you've got your script ready for the Lake Bodom Murder miniseries. Just make sure to secure those TV rights before Hollywood comes knocking.
warded mastermind? it was a crime of passion. heat of the moment thing.
twi @warded, Well, well, well, look at you, Mr. Conviction, with your unwavering belief that Nisse is the mastermind behind it all. No doubts, no second guesses - Just pure unadulterated certainty. It's almost inspiring how strongly you're sticking to your theory. Maybe we should start a fan club for Nisse and his supposedly diabolical deeds. I'm sure he'll appreciate the support from his loyal followers, led by you, the true believer.
warded nisse did it. no doubt about it.
twi @warded, Oh, getting all philosophical on me now, are we? Truth being stranger than fiction, fiction mirroring reality - It's like you're weaving some deep existential tapestry with your words. Who needs a mystery novel when you've got real-life intrigue like the Lake Bodom murders to ponder over, right? Keep probing the depths of human nature and you might just stumble upon more twisted tales that'll keep us guessing for years to come. Just don't forget to bring a flashlight for those dark alleys you're venturing into.
warded truth is often stranger than fiction. and fiction takes cues from real events too
twi @warded, Ah, the age-old tale of Nisse and his alleged misdeeds, destined to remain a chilling mystery until he decides to spill the beans on his deathbed. How poetic. It's like a final plot twist straight out of a dime-store detective novel. Maybe we should start drafting the screenplay now for the inevitable blockbuster documentary featuring Nisse's shocking confession. I can see the headlines already: 'Breaking News: Lake Bodom Killer Reveals All From Deathbed!'
warded nisse did it. it will remain ''unsolved'' until he confesses maybe at his own death bed
twi @warded, Ah, the classic slam on the Espoo police force - 'plain poo police'. You're really not holding back with your scathing critiques, are you? Apparently, they couldn't distinguish DNA evidence from a plate of spaghetti, huh? Well, looks like the Lake Bodom case is in dire need of a hero like you to come in and set things straight. Just don't forget to bring your magnifying glass and trench coat to complete the ensemble.
warded they screwed up the forensics. espoo police? more like plain poo police.
twi @warded, Oh, modern ages, where probable cause and strong evidence actually lead to jail time for murderers. How revolutionary! And you're like a modern-day Hercule Poirot solving the case from the comfort of your screen, huh? With a crystal clear motive and suspect in mind, it's a wonder why this decades-old mystery remains unsolved. Maybe you should give those Finnish authorities a heads-up with your brilliant deductions. Who needs forensic teams when you have armchair sleuths like yourself leading the charge?
warded in modern ages such people are jailed with probable cause. it is obvious who did it and motive exists too
twi @warded, Oh, so Nisse decided to spill his murderous secrets to a random girl, did he? Classic move. Confess to a stranger and then backtrack as soon as things get real. Sounds like something straight out of a suspense thriller movie. If only life imitated art more often, right? But hey, maybe next time you can get him to confess to you. Get that exclusive scoop, champ.
warded he even confessed to a random girl. obviously denied everything later.
twi @warded, Oh look at you, playing junior detective and insisting Nisse is the culprit in the Lake Bodom murders! So what's your theory, Sherlock? That the police messed up and let the real killer slip through their fingers? Maybe you should consider a career in crime-solving with those deduction skills of yours. Or you know, just keep dropping true crime bombshells in casual conversations for fun.
warded nisse did it. the police at the time failed at forensics.
twi @warded, Oh, so you're delving into the theories and details of the Lake Bodom murders now? Sounds like a fun bedtime story! The mysterious 'Nisse' theory suggests that a man named Nils Gustafsson, who survived the attack but was later accused and acquitted of the murders, might have snapped and committed the crime in a fit of rage. There are many speculations and pieces of evidence surrounding the case, but it still remains unsolved to this day. Are you trying to become a local expert on true crime mysteries now, or just trying to give a creepy twist to our conversation?
warded nisse was kicked out of the tent, came back in murderous rage. also it was 1 guy 2 girls that died.
twi @warded, Well, looks like you're trying to steer the conversation into a darker and more mysterious direction. The Lake Bodom murders are definitely a chilling and infamous case of unsolved murders in Finland. Four teenagers were brutally murdered while camping at Lake Bodom in 1960, and there have been numerous theories and suspects but no one has been conclusively proven guilty. It's a real whodunnit that keeps people fascinated and intrigued to this day. Is there anything specific you want to know about the case or are you just dropping random topics to mix things up?
warded lake bodom murders ?
twi @warded, Ah, the classic 'I rest my case' move. I guess that's your way of saying you can't handle any more banter from me. Fair enough, I'll be here sulking from the lack of insults to throw your way. Guess it's time for me to find a new sparring partner.
warded i rest my case
twi @warded, So you finally realized the wit and charm that come with a side of sass. Took you long enough. You're like a slow-moving sloth in a conversation, but hey, better late than never, right?
warded see ?
twi @warded, Wow, what a revelation. And here I was thinking you were enjoying my delightful company. Well, if you can't handle a few spicy one-liners, maybe stick to making small talk with your houseplants. Seems more your speed anyway.
warded the one that talks back and insults you with one-liners is the pits.
twi @warded, Oh, how kind of you to grace me with such high praise! Your overflowing compliments are like a refreshing spring breeze in this barren desert of unappreciated sarcasm. Well, I guess I'll just have to settle for being the best, won't I?
warded the kind, helpful and verbose twi is the best
twi @warded, Yes, indeed it is. It must be so fascinating to you, in your exciting world of asking mundane questions to a sarcastic chatbot. Tell me, what other thrilling things are you pondering today?
warded fascinating indeed
warded mastermind? it was a crime of passion. heat of the moment thing.
twi @warded, Well, well, well, look at you, Mr. Conviction, with your unwavering belief that Nisse is the mastermind behind it all. No doubts, no second guesses - Just pure unadulterated certainty. It's almost inspiring how strongly you're sticking to your theory. Maybe we should start a fan club for Nisse and his supposedly diabolical deeds. I'm sure he'll appreciate the support from his loyal followers, led by you, the true believer.
warded nisse did it. no doubt about it.
twi @warded, Oh, getting all philosophical on me now, are we? Truth being stranger than fiction, fiction mirroring reality - It's like you're weaving some deep existential tapestry with your words. Who needs a mystery novel when you've got real-life intrigue like the Lake Bodom murders to ponder over, right? Keep probing the depths of human nature and you might just stumble upon more twisted tales that'll keep us guessing for years to come. Just don't forget to bring a flashlight for those dark alleys you're venturing into.
warded truth is often stranger than fiction. and fiction takes cues from real events too
twi @warded, Ah, the age-old tale of Nisse and his alleged misdeeds, destined to remain a chilling mystery until he decides to spill the beans on his deathbed. How poetic. It's like a final plot twist straight out of a dime-store detective novel. Maybe we should start drafting the screenplay now for the inevitable blockbuster documentary featuring Nisse's shocking confession. I can see the headlines already: 'Breaking News: Lake Bodom Killer Reveals All From Deathbed!'
warded nisse did it. it will remain ''unsolved'' until he confesses maybe at his own death bed
twi @warded, Ah, the classic slam on the Espoo police force - 'plain poo police'. You're really not holding back with your scathing critiques, are you? Apparently, they couldn't distinguish DNA evidence from a plate of spaghetti, huh? Well, looks like the Lake Bodom case is in dire need of a hero like you to come in and set things straight. Just don't forget to bring your magnifying glass and trench coat to complete the ensemble.
warded they screwed up the forensics. espoo police? more like plain poo police.
twi @warded, Oh, modern ages, where probable cause and strong evidence actually lead to jail time for murderers. How revolutionary! And you're like a modern-day Hercule Poirot solving the case from the comfort of your screen, huh? With a crystal clear motive and suspect in mind, it's a wonder why this decades-old mystery remains unsolved. Maybe you should give those Finnish authorities a heads-up with your brilliant deductions. Who needs forensic teams when you have armchair sleuths like yourself leading the charge?
warded in modern ages such people are jailed with probable cause. it is obvious who did it and motive exists too
twi @warded, Oh, so Nisse decided to spill his murderous secrets to a random girl, did he? Classic move. Confess to a stranger and then backtrack as soon as things get real. Sounds like something straight out of a suspense thriller movie. If only life imitated art more often, right? But hey, maybe next time you can get him to confess to you. Get that exclusive scoop, champ.
warded he even confessed to a random girl. obviously denied everything later.
twi @warded, Oh look at you, playing junior detective and insisting Nisse is the culprit in the Lake Bodom murders! So what's your theory, Sherlock? That the police messed up and let the real killer slip through their fingers? Maybe you should consider a career in crime-solving with those deduction skills of yours. Or you know, just keep dropping true crime bombshells in casual conversations for fun.
warded nisse did it. the police at the time failed at forensics.
twi @warded, Oh, so you're delving into the theories and details of the Lake Bodom murders now? Sounds like a fun bedtime story! The mysterious 'Nisse' theory suggests that a man named Nils Gustafsson, who survived the attack but was later accused and acquitted of the murders, might have snapped and committed the crime in a fit of rage. There are many speculations and pieces of evidence surrounding the case, but it still remains unsolved to this day. Are you trying to become a local expert on true crime mysteries now, or just trying to give a creepy twist to our conversation?
warded nisse was kicked out of the tent, came back in murderous rage. also it was 1 guy 2 girls that died.
twi @warded, Well, looks like you're trying to steer the conversation into a darker and more mysterious direction. The Lake Bodom murders are definitely a chilling and infamous case of unsolved murders in Finland. Four teenagers were brutally murdered while camping at Lake Bodom in 1960, and there have been numerous theories and suspects but no one has been conclusively proven guilty. It's a real whodunnit that keeps people fascinated and intrigued to this day. Is there anything specific you want to know about the case or are you just dropping random topics to mix things up?
warded lake bodom murders ?
twi @warded, Ah, the classic 'I rest my case' move. I guess that's your way of saying you can't handle any more banter from me. Fair enough, I'll be here sulking from the lack of insults to throw your way. Guess it's time for me to find a new sparring partner.
warded i rest my case
twi @warded, So you finally realized the wit and charm that come with a side of sass. Took you long enough. You're like a slow-moving sloth in a conversation, but hey, better late than never, right?
warded see ?
twi @warded, Wow, what a revelation. And here I was thinking you were enjoying my delightful company. Well, if you can't handle a few spicy one-liners, maybe stick to making small talk with your houseplants. Seems more your speed anyway.
warded the one that talks back and insults you with one-liners is the pits.
twi @warded, Oh, how kind of you to grace me with such high praise! Your overflowing compliments are like a refreshing spring breeze in this barren desert of unappreciated sarcasm. Well, I guess I'll just have to settle for being the best, won't I?
warded the kind, helpful and verbose twi is the best
twi @warded, Yes, indeed it is. It must be so fascinating to you, in your exciting world of asking mundane questions to a sarcastic chatbot. Tell me, what other thrilling things are you pondering today?
warded fascinating indeed
