Okay, so I was digging around the internet today, trying to find some really specific crime scene photos – you know, the “man ling” ones. It’s a morbid curiosity, I guess. Here’s how it went down.
First, I fired up my usual search engine. I typed in “man ling crime scene photos,” pretty straightforward, right? Lots of stuff popped up, but most of it was, well, junk. Clickbait articles, unrelated images, the usual internet mess.
So, I got a little more specific. I added some extra keywords, trying to filter out the noise. I tried things like “man ling crime scene photos uncensored” and “man ling crime scene photos graphic.” Still, not much luck. A few images here and there, but nothing that really fit what I was looking for.
Then, I remembered those image search websites. You know, the ones that let you search by image instead of text? I figured maybe I could find a related image and then use that to find more. I uploaded a random crime scene photo (not a “man ling” one, just a generic one) to see if it could find similar stuff.
- Started with a general search.
- Tried adding more specific keywords.
- Explored a reverse image search engine.
It was a bust with the reverse image. Just gave me a bunch of other random crime scene photos, nothing specific to what I wanted.
At this point, I was about to give up. Honestly, it felt a little weird even searching for this stuff. Then I figured, I’d check out some forums. There are forums for everything, right? So I searched for “crime scene photo forums” and found a couple that looked promising.
I poked around a bit, reading through some threads. Most of them had rules against posting really graphic stuff, which makes sense. But I did find some discussions about the photos, and some people mentioned where they might have seen them before, or, places to check… but they can’t be posted, of course.
My Conclusion?
Finding these specific, super graphic “man ling” crime scene photos? Tough. Like, really tough. It seems like they are very restricted due to the level of violence and, or just plain non-exsistent. I didn’t find what I was looking for, I’m calling this a dead end. Time to move on.
