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What kind of pole do you think they used???

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chupamela

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If you think slicing a corpses gut open to help hide the body was gruesome these low brow fuck ups took it to a different level.....

Jason Hancock, 48, of Brownsburg, was arrested for his alleged involvement in the murder of 41-year-old Michael Marks.

This week IMPD homicide detectives found the victim's body inside a concrete grave at a storage building on 29th street on Indy’s near northwest side.


During a traffic stop in early February, an IMPD officer arrested Jason Hancock on a felony warrant out of Putnam County. Police say a search of Hancock’s car turned up crystal meth and a handgun.

With Hancock in jail, police say Michael Marks removed items belonging to Hancock from a warehouse on 29th street.

As a result, when Hancock bonded out of jail he became angry with Marks.

In late February police say Hancock, his son and a third man who served as a witness met Marks at the warehouse where Marks was shot to death.

This week the witness led police to the body, which police found in a shallow grave covered in concrete.

According to court records, for three days after the murder Hancock visited multiple home improvement stores in Brownsburg as he took several intricate steps to try and dispose of the victim's body.

Court records detail how Hancock and the witness bought a product called ZEP to try and dispose of the victim's body. (Really??? I guess it's better than sketti sauce).

When that didn’t work they came to an ACE Hardware and bought a bottle of pure lye, but that also failed to decompose the body.

Finally, the pair visited a Lowes in Brownsburg where they bought 30 bags of concrete.
(Now for the gruesome)

The affidavit then explains how "Jason knocked out Mr. Marks teeth…and stated he was going to make a necklace out of them." Hancock and the witness then used "a large pole to poke holes in the body so concrete would enter the body."
(Dear God... please don't let one of those holes be his asshole, and it's now 3 days postmortem)


During a police interview, Hancock’s son told investigators they could find the murder weapon at his home and added, "Jason was attempting to pistol whip the (victim) when the gun went off."
(Sure.... because why would bring a bat if you only intend to beat the person)

http://fox59.com/2018/03/23/brownsb...-buried-in-shallow-grave-covered-in-concrete/
 
Jesus the man is dead already— just bury him and move on.

Poking holes in a 3 day old corpse only makes sense of if it’s going to be tossed overboard— to vent the gasses so it doesn’t float. Otherwise it’s just unnecessarily unpleasant.
 
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It doesn't sound like the cops would have been looking to hard had he been reported missing so these guys clearly have no working brains between the 3.
 
Everyone should have the tools they need for a murder on standby. You never know when life will demand you take certain actions that you otherwise never woulda have expected to undertake. If you want to get away with it, you need to be able to take action without causing suspicion.

Own a gun, own sharp things, own cutting tools, own concrete mix, own and keep stored a significant amount of cleaner and plastic sheeting(good for a slew common household maintenance tasks too). If shit goes south in your life, you wont have to rush to the hardware store and buy a bunch of suspect things in a suspiciously short timeframe to do the deed.
 
The last one I got to use on salvaged cast-iron cookware weighed a pound. That isn't nearly enough to destroy a corpse.

--Al
A woodchipper would have been less work.
If they dug a hole atleast 5 foot deep into a 10 foot pile (cone shaped) of saw dust and wood mulch then dropped him in, cover it back up, then wet it down, the body would have composted into nothing and there would be no smell either....... Here's and even scarier thought.... If they had dropped him in alive there would have been no evidence of murder by now at all.

**** Anyone reading his, PLEASE don't try to use this for evil, ONLY use it on dead livestock ****
 
A woodchipper would have been less work.

But extremely messy. They didn't have a large chest type freezer nor the time to freeze the body hard enough to shred into nothing.

Yeah, as with @chupamela, only use this knowledge for good and not evil, cause you will be caught.

Case of Helle Crafts, her airline pilot husband decided to freeze and dispose of her in a wood chipper, but a lonely tooth was found that produced her DNA.
 
A judge sentenced Jason Hancock to 24 years in prison for killing a former employee and burying him in a concrete grave.

Detectives say Hancock confessed to shooting 41-year-old Michael Marks, a former employee. He went into detail about he tried to cover up the crime, even knocking out all of Marks’ teeth and saying he wanted to make a necklace out of them.

According to court documents, Hancock killed Marks because he took his things from a warehouse while he was in jail for a drug charge.

Hancock met with Marks with his son and another man. Documents say Hancock asked Marks for restitution for the items he took, but Marks refused. That’s when things took a turn.

Hancock told investigators he shot and killed Marks and then tried to find ways to hide the crime. Court records detail how Hancock went to several hardware stores to get materials to dispose of the victim’s body, even buying a product called ZEP and pure lye. When they didn’t work, Hancock and another person went to a Lowe’s in Brownsburg and bought 30 bags of concrete.

Authorities believe Hancock then removed Marks’ clothes and used a tool to remove his teeth before placing the body in a hole in the warehouse floor and covering it with the concrete, plywood and pallets.

The affidavit then explains how Hancock stated he was, “Going to make a necklace out of them.” Hancock and the other person then used “a large pole to poke holes in the body so concrete would enter the body.”

The thrifty murderer returned the items he did not use to get a refund.
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