These were not the only disturbing deaths: a 17-year-old Latvian girl had disappeared from Wisbech in the summer of 2011, and her partially clothed, decomposed body was only discovered five months later, on the Queen's Sandringham estate.
The further out an idea goes, the weirder and more disturbing, death-defying, humiliating, repulsive, angry, trashy, loud, confrontational, shameful, shrill or depressing, the better the odds you'll see a show about it.
It's put me in the weird and humbling position of being on the same bill as the French prog rock titans Magma, the sui generis genius Annette Peacock, the amazing Circuit Des Yeux and disturbing Odinic death metal band, Bolzer.
Like "Everything Put Together," "Monster's Ball" has a spare, disturbing intensity -- death as a catalyst, grief as a major emotion.
The racial bias in this case reflects a wide and disturbing pattern in death penalty prosecutions in Harris County, Tex., where Mr. Buck was tried.
She added: "It's deeply disturbing that the death penalty continues to be seen as a solution to crime in Iran.
The weighted stillness with which he begins the scene, hauntingly underscored by Scott Zielinski's first-rate lighting, is as disturbing as a death mask.
Before long Luisa's imagined story not only resurrects a frightening incident from her own childhood, but also presages a disturbing and mysterious death at her 11-year-old daughter's school.
Just take his comments on the making of this, his band's second album, which are framed in rather disturbing life and death terms: "I know I have to stay alive at least until the album's done," he told NME. "This is one shot at immortality, if I ever have one.
