kingsley88 Posted June 4 Posted June 4 On 5/28/2026 at 8:23 PM, Luv2play said: This story reminds me of a wealthy American I knew years ago who had an apartment in Rio which I once visited. He liked to pick up rough trade in the evenings and take them back to his place. I sometimes wonder what happened to him. This was at the turn of the century. So funny when you said 'turn of the century' i thought huh 1900s? Then I was alike omg I'm older since 'turn of the century' means early 2000s nowadays.
MscleLovr Posted June 4 Posted June 4 Sad as this tragic story is, let’s not forget that in general it is Brazilians who suffer violence, including getting stabbed to death in their apartments. I dated a very nice young Brazilian, Murilo R, some years back. He was a model with a very nice body. He had been photographed by Rick Day and he was making a career for himself. Murilo shared in the rent of an apartment by an older Brazilian man. That middle-aged man had invited a younger guy back to his home for sex when he was robbed and stabbed - Murilo was unaware of this and on coming home, he was confronted, stabbed and killed by the thief. + sync, MikeBiDude, NipLuvr212 and 1 other 1 3
Luv2play Posted June 4 Posted June 4 7 hours ago, kingsley88 said: So funny when you said 'turn of the century' i thought huh 1900s? Then I was alike omg I'm older since 'turn of the century' means early 2000s nowadays. I always catch myself when I say Turn of the century. As someone who writes a lot of historical tracts, I am now used to saying At the turn of the last century or At the turn of the 20th century to mean 1900.
Muscle_Admirer Posted 48 minutes ago Posted 48 minutes ago What a tragic story all around. Now their teenage son wants for nothing from a financial standpoint, but has lost both parents - one to a gruesome murder in a foreign country, the other now to be tried for said gruesome murder.
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