Creepiest Documentaries

"The Life and Times of OP"

Capturing the Friedmans, The Smiley Face Killers, Grizzly Man

Dear Zachary. It’s heartbreaking ultimately, but to hear this self-pitying evil woman whine on the phone to the parents of the man she killed was chilling.

“Whole” is about people with Body Integrity Dysmorphic Disorder. They feel one or more of their limbs is extraneous and shouldn’t be there. Some have went as far as amputation.

"The Unknown Known" by Errol Morris. It's the doc where he interviews Donald Rumsfeld. Truly creepy that these psychopaths rule over us. "The Fog of War," where he interviews Robert McNamara, is the better film—though less creepy.

Even creepier than the doc. Why did Jarecki omit these facts?

"Playboy Playmate Murder Case - Dorothy Stratten Documentary Film" - 1990

Starring 20-year-old Dorothy Stratten, Hugh Hefner, John Ritter, and Peter Bogdanovich as her lover.

Broadcast: "The E! True Hollywood Story"

R7, better still is "Star 80," the 1983 film adaptation of Teresa Carpenter's Pulitzer Prize-winning Village Voice expose "Death of A Playmate." This version starred Eric Roberts as Paul Snyder and Mariel Hemingway as Dorothy Stratton, directed by Bob Fosse. Find and read the original article as well.

This should have been Robert's oscar.

R4 Oh, dear.

CRAZY LOVE (2007) A loser lawyer stalks a beautiful girl he went on one date with in the 1950s, finally throwing acid in her face when she rejects him. (The ending is even more shocking than THAT!) Both are interviewed extensively.

Going Clear One of Us Jinx The Bridge

Cropsy

Tall Hot Blond, a true and horrible Catfish story.

The Imposter

Grey Gardens. The filth jumps right out at ya!

I agree with R2 Capturing the Friedmans, so many creepy elements including the son who is a clown just very disturbing. Also worth mention is Tarnation

THE ACT OF KILLING

I have to go & dig up the 9-11 documentary on YT that pretty much debunks the bullshit story the world was told...

Be back when I find it...

9-11 Anatomy of a Great Deception

"Somethings Wrong with Aunt Diane" and "Tickled" are two I think about all the time.

"Aunt Diane" is a slow building dread, and "Tickled" is bizarre from jump.

Somethings wrong with Aunt Diana is very creepy.

This is by far the creepiest.

R15 (otherwise known as the indefatigable "Filth Troll"), has flounced in from her Nebraska trailer park to weigh in...

Forbidden Lie$, just for its celluloid documentation of a true sociopath working her con.

2007's Zoo-- about Mr. Hand and a horse.

King corn

R20 "Something's wrong with Aunt Diane" is appallingly and fascinating. That is a REALLY well done documentary. Kind of the gold standard...and in the end, still utterly mysterious.

JUPITER'S WIFE (1995) is sad, and chilling. It really does leave you feeling kind of hopeless for some people.

"Cropsey." The film initially begins as an examination of "Cropsey", a boogeyman-like figure from New York City urban legend, before segueing into the story of Andre Rand, a convicted child kidnapper from Staten Island.

"Grey Gardens.' The famous movie about Big Edie and Little Edie Beale, mother and daughter, aunt and cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, both of them nutty as fruitcakes and content to live in self-induced squalor on their crumbling family estate.

"Groupies." A crudely shot and badly edited documentary about girls (and boys) who offer themselves sexually to rock stars. It features a young Pamela Des Barres (who seems very stoned), who later became known as "Queen of the Groupies" after fashioning a book detailing her fucking and cock sucking and the Plaster Casters, two fat groupies who made a name for themselves by making plaster casts of rock star's erections. It's hard to watch; the majority of the groupies aren't particularly attractive and it's obvious they have little in the way of intelligence and most of them are obviously fucked up on drugs. One observer had this to say: this film is an un-put-downable train wreck of 1970s excess. Tragic inclusions include a young homosexual teenager, abused, bleeding and out of his gourd, being relentlessly mocked by those around him, a woman who makes it her business to preserve plaster trophies of the male member, and two young girls in a hypersexualized bit of exhibitionism for the benefit of the camera and anyone else who happens to be around." Eww!

Aunt Diane is fascinating and very creepy. Mommy Dead and Dearest is also creepy, fascinating and weird.

The Woman Who Wasn’t There too.

HOLY HELL (2016)....about life inside a sexually abusive cult.

"A Certain Kind Of Death" (2003)- About Dataloungers who die alone with no one to claim them.

DREAM OF A LIFE (2011)

R33 Sorry...correct title is "DREAMS of a Life"

Child Of Rage

I watched The Bridge about a year ago. Nothing -- nothing -- has haunted me as much as that documentary. The images are burned in my brain and I wish I could go back and un-watch it.

The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes is more avant-garde than documentary, but still somewhat creepy.

A certain kind of death is more sad than creepy. I believe there's a gay guy they find dead and are rummaging through all his old stuff. He has tons of older gay stuff like flyers and magazines from back in the day. Lover died of AIDS, but he seemed to have all his affairs in order. I believe this is the doc where they are mass burying all the ashes of "unclaimed" people near the end.

Oh, this one bothered me for weeks! Her voice !!!

^ Deleted by YouTube.

Here you go

Ho,y shit r29, that Groupie DocuSign (avail on YouTube) is far out lol

Everyone is ridiculously stoned

R40s is great: Mommy Dead and Dearest, The story about a mother who uses and trains her daughter to fake illness for financial gain and attention. Mommy gets killed.

A Film Unfinished... the most depressing Doc on the Holocaust. I have ever seen...my heartbreaks just thinking about it. I wish I can unsee it

A child of rage is chilling. Anything on mechaphilia.

Little Gypsy Rose Blanchard is on Dr. Phil today (that was inevitable, wasn't it?). I'm not going to watch it because I don't think I could stomach Dr. Phil kissing her ass, which is certain to do. She was a helpless "victim", you know. No doubt she will reiterate in her retarded little girl voice about how she was abused by her mean old mother and how she only did what she did out of desperation and besides it was really all my boyfriend's fault! The makeup artists have done their best to make her look attractive (she's sporting a long, luxurious mane of black hair) but she's still homely as a bucket of toads and her voice still makes you want to stick knitting needles in your ears to blot out the sound. Her erstwhile boyfriend with the 84 I. Q. is scheduled to go on trial this month. Hopefully his lawyer will make it clear that the idea for the murder was ALL little Gypsy's idea and that she planned the whole thing, not her dumb as a rock boyfriend.

R44 like the one about the lady who married the Eiffel Tower?

[R45] , They let her out of prison to do Dr Phil? And it aired today?

"Interview with a Cannibal" is about a German who ate his lover.

"Fat Girls and Feeders" is disturbing.

"They let her out of prison to do Dr Phil? And it aired today?"

I think the interview took place IN the prison. And it did air today. Did anybody watch? Like I said, I don't think I could have stomached good ol' Dr. Phil slopping over with sympathy for her.

Thanks to this thread, I downloaded Aunt Diane and am going to watch it. So many of the others sound too depressing, but this is a great thread!

Oh gurrrrrl, Gypsy Rose done looks like a prison hootch on Dr. Phil!

I'm not sure "creepy" is the best descriptor, but Touching the Void was a total horror show for me. It's about two British mountain climbers who do the Andes. The one guy breaks his leg when they summit, and his partner tries to save him. He eventually is forced to leave him for dead. And that's just the beginning.....it is an UNREAL story, must be watched.

I don't really consider documentaries like "There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane" and "Mommy Dead and Dearest" and "Dear Zachary: A Letter To A Son About His Father" especially "creepy." They're just documentaries about VERY horrible people (Diane Schuler, Dee Dee and Gypsy Blanchard, Shirley Turner).

There's a PBS documentary about Jonestown that I found creepy: "Jonestown: the life and death of the People's Temple." Of course it does feature a horrible person (the vile preacher Jim Jones) but what makes it creepy is how the members of his "People's Temple" followed this megalomaniac sociopath. They called him "Father" and "Dad" and gave up all their worldly possessions and left the country to go live in a jungle hellhole because that's what "Father" commanded them to do. Even after all these years, this story is still incredible and unbelievable and stunningly horrific. The ending of the documentary is particularly haunting. A survivor said he never dreamed of Jonestown, except for once. It was a dream about his son and it chilled me at the bone. Then ascthe camera pans over survivors, it's revealed who they lost during the mass murder/suicides at Jonestown as eerie music plays. Oh my, did it ever creep me out.

r54

Conspiracy of Silence - Full Banned Documentary (1994)

Conspiracy of Silence is a powerful, disturbing documentary revealing a U.S. child sex abuse and pedophilia ring that leads to the highest levels of government. Featuring intrepid investigator John DeCamp, a highly decorated Vietnam war veteran and 16-year Nebraska state senator, Conspiracy of Silence reveals how rogue elements at all levels of government have been involved in systematic child sex abuse and pedophilia to feed the base desires of key politicians.

Retired HEAD OF FBI Tells ALL "Illuminati, Satanism, Pedophile Rings"

I really enjoyed "Room 237, an oddball brain exercise about Kubrick's "The Shining", especially where the part they break down the impossible interior layout of the hotel and the surrealist dream state feeling it produced in the movie. I don't really know what it was trying to be -- a documentary about what influenced him, a virtual Kubrick cryptographic decoder ring? -- but still found it to be a fascinating documentary.

Fiona Barnett, "Satanic Pedophile Network Exposed"

What "Eyes Wide Shut" Is Saying

The Khazarian Conspiracy - The Synagogue of Satan - Full Movie

60 Minutes on the UK Gov. Pedophile Ring Network

There have never been more tinhat loons here. This thread is a perfect example. Illuminati???? Let me guess.....you despise Hillary with a passion and like the job Trump is doing, yes? And you think 9-11 was orchestrated by the CIA, right? Just WOW. Get an education, preferably in the liberal arts and history. We REALLY need to improve public education. Sooooooooooo mother fucking ignorant.

A NOBLE LIE - OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING 1995 DOCUMENTARY

The Notorious Banned FOX 9-11-2001 News Footage Israeli/Mossad Links

Strange Temple on Jeffery Epstein's Orgy Island

Was that Nobby thing a documentary. It looked real to me, the previews I saw. Hideous.

I Survived BTK creeped me out.

SANDY HOOK HOAX IN 6 MINUTES

Some of the Worst Crisis Actors

One of my favorite documentaries is about the Source Family. It follows the narrative of many cults; man starts a cult, man uses his women followers for sex, authorities try to shut down the cult, man realizes he's not actually a God, the end. This one takes place in hippie Los Angeles. The leader was WWII vet, early health food advocate, and probably killed a man and robbed a bank. And unlike other cults, not all followers ends up broken in the end, some people went on to be really successful. I'm not doing it justice, though. It was on Netlifx Canada but was removed, it may still be on American Netflix.

[quote]Child Of Rage

This might make you feel better, R35. There's a tragedy ahead but not involving the one you might suspect.

Theodore Gunderson, the lecturer in #57's link, is believed to have died from arsenic poisoning in 2011:

"In 2008, Gunderson stated that he had tested positive for arsenic and cyanide poisoning. Gunderson's associate, Dr. Edward Lucidi, treated Gunderson and stated that his fingers were turning black, a characteristic symptom of arsenic poisoning. On July 31, 2011 Gunderson's son reported that his father had died from cancer of the bladder, which has been linked to arsenic poisoning in some studies."

Newtown is absolutely heartwrenching. Kind of like Dear Zachary - hard to watch.

And anything Jonestown creeps me out completely.

What was the name of the documentary about twin sisters that were hit multiple times in traffic but kept getting up and running and acting crazy. Very crazy!

The Keepers about the pedophile priest and dead nun in Baltimore

"An Intractable Case" was creepy to some, but I found it liberating.

The Life and Times Of Junior Samples, in smell-o-vision.

"My Cooch ALSO Has A Price-Tag" on the life of Minnie Pearl. What a cunt!

Five Foot Two

I watched there's something wrong with aunt Diane last night after reading this thread. There's something wrong with Diane's husband and sister in law too. Diane was high as a kite and pissed as a newt when she killed 7 people . They think she had a tooth abcess. Wtf!

The HIstory Channel documentaries Third Reich: The Rise and Third Reich: The Fall. Scary as hell....

Yeah, the retarded husband and sister in law in "There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane" thought she got blotto drunk and high on pot because she was out of her head due to a medical emergency like a toothache. Or a stroke. Or a seizure. Or a heart attack. Or a bad headache. Or diabetes. Or a cyst on her leg. Anything to absolve her of all blame for killing seven people, including four children.

I didn't like that documentary. It seemed to me the filmmakers were sympathetic to Diana Schuler (who deserved no sympathy at all) and were trying to find explanations for her behavior, as if any explanations were needed. She was pissed and angry at her doofus husband, who went off with the dog and left her with five children to transport and take care of. Stressed out, she decided to take the edge off with a few (actually more than a few) shots of vodka and orange juice and some weed. She'd surely driven drunk and high before; she was such a control freak and so used to being the one in charge (she was the breadwinner in her household and was completely responsible for the care of the children) that she was no doubt convinced she could handle driving while fucked up without any consequences.

The picture of dead Diane is great though, huh? That surprised the hell out of me.

What's with the gays and Aunt Diane, it's always a fan favorite on here. Is it the fat frau aspect?

Anything by Herzog.

R81 The husband doesn't want to admit he knew Diane was driving impaired, or he'd be sued. So for him it's all, "She had a DRINK? MY wife?? PREPOSTEROUS!!!"

Grizzly Man

Urgh! I cannot recall the title of the documentary of Tennessee teens who were accused of murdering four young boys. As a result of their erroneous convictions, they'd spent nearly their entire lives in prison for a crime they did not commit.

Horrifying -

[quote]Groupies [...]tragic inclusions include a young homosexual teenager...

Funny I only watched that last week. The young guy is called Chaz and he is heartbreakingly fucked up , in love with the English rocker singer Terry Reid. The people's apartments are disgusting.

r89 Are you talking about the West Memphis 3?

R91 - Yes, that's it.

Terrifying documentary -

The weird Swedish twins documentary

"The husband doesn't want to admit he knew Diane was driving impaired, or he'd be sued. So for him it's all, "She had a DRINK? MY wife?? PREPOSTEROUS!!!"

I don't think Danny Schuler uses words like "preposterous." I think he probably said something like "She had a DRINK? MY wife? Dat's really fucked up! She din't do NUTHIN' like dat!"

Slightly OT, but the original L&O did a really great episode based on the Taconic Parkway case back in the time Jerry Ohrbach and Jesse Green were the detectives. Of course, they gave it a sympathetic fictional backstory -- the Dianne character's drink had been spiked with alcohol and her asthma inhaler with Fentanyl by a co-worker who thought she was going to cause him to lose millions of dollars but tried to call 911 too late when he found out she had kids in the SUV. But in many ways it otherwise struck closely to the real case and was really well done. /OT

[quote]the Dianne character's drink had been spiked with alcohol and her asthma inhaler with Fentanyl by a co-worker who thought she was going to cause him to lose millions of dollars

Yeah, tha's how i ended up in this fuckin' place

"The Woman Who Wasn't There" (2012)

Alicia Esteve Head is a Spanish woman who claimed to be a survivor of the attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, under the name Tania Head. She rose to "mini-celebrity status" with her vivid description of crawling through smoke and flames on the 78th floor of the South Tower (WTC 2). In 2007, it was revealed her story was a hoax. Head was not in New York on September 11, 2001; she was attending classes in Barcelona.

Head claimed a degree from Harvard University and a graduate business degree from Stanford University, but those institutions had no record of her. Head claimed she had been working at Merrill Lynch in the World Trade Center, but Merrill Lynch had no record of her employment.

After Head's fraud was exposed, she declined all further interviews and abruptly left New York. In February 2008, an anonymous email was sent from a Spanish account to members of the World Trade Center Survivors Network, claiming that Head had committed suicide. However, Head was sighted with her mother in New York City on September 14, 2011 (three years after her "suicide").

r92 Those West Memphis 3 were guilty, just like Amanda Knox was guilty. The documentary was revisionist, probably made by fellow Satanists.

I'm watching the Tickling documentary right now on 123movies dot is and what an incredible story! I thought you might want to see the 11 minute addendum to the documentary I found on Youtube.

Sometimes I wonder about The West Memphis3.. But they explained about the creepy father of one of the kids probably did it. The "mutilation was explained due to turtles and such nipping at the body. The guys were also living in a hysterical town and they were the "weirdos".. Still though I wonder..

r100 why do you think Johnny Depp got involved? He was defending his fellow Satanists, just like the documentarians.

The way they got off was odd too. They had to plead guilty...

Not creepy, but sad and utterly depressing: The Cove and Blackfish...

Yes, Somethings the Matter w Aunt Diane, was creepy. First the title (taken from one child passenger's cellphone call). Then the events of the day, and the chilling realization that this woman, who hid her alcoholism successfully for years, deliberately chose to commit suicide and multiple murder, rather than be found out by her relatives to be an alcoholic.

That doco still creeps me out years after I saw it.

The Imposter was good. A man from Spain pretends to be an American boy who went missing years earlier. He is "reunited" with the missing boy's family, and things get weird. I always thought it would make an amazing thriller.

I LOVE The Imposter and also have to agree with Tickled - that doc is really cool and crazy, but can't really be described without ruining the whole story.

Here is a link (which includes other excellent linked articles.) It's about notorious VERNON FLORIDA, a 1981 Errol Morris film, which has a creepier backstory than his documentary can paint. (He got death threats and was beaten up when initially pursuing the insurance scam story for his film so he switched gears and storyline.) But if you know the 'Nub City' backstory before you watch VERNON FLORIDA it just makes the whole town's denizens more than simply quirky or eccentric.

Back in the last mid-century people began hacking off healthy limbs to scam insurance companies who'd recently sold them policies. Some hacked off multiple limbs. Removing an opposing arm and/or hand and leg was a good choice because you could still use one crutch. It was a relatively short-lived scam but lucrative for many in the long term.

The film is available on Netflix.

Is Nub City an actual documentary? I can't find it anywhere.

I second “Tickled” and “TlHtBlnd”

“Dreams of a Life” about a woman who died alone in her London apartment and was not discovered for more than 2 years. It really speaks to the superficiality of modern urban relationships, and shows the way people slide in out & away from each other’s lives, and how one may never know what happened to someone you “knew” for a while. The loneliness of the woman’s death is quite creepy, from my perspective as a spinster hag in a one bedroom city apartment. Yikes!

R108 Nub City is what that town was called. If you Google that or Vernon Florida you'll pull up newspaper reports about that insurance scam. Did you go to the site I linked? If not please go there it will provide links and a lot of information about the scams, in addition to that video of the fight at the town meeting.

In my post I explained that VERNON FLORIDA was the 1981 documentary by Errol Morris. He started out to tell the story about the scammers but was beaten and threatened by the locals so he took the documentary in a different but related and creepy direction. As I said, VERNON FLORIDA is available on Netflix.

Was that the Vincent case, R110?

I think it's one of the stories in this article, which includes the unbelievable circumstances of a Croatian woman who sat stone dead in front of her TV-for 42 years! Of course, one of the featured here happened in Florida.

I couldn't get through the "Smiley Face" doc..the film maker going on about himself and all the "man on the street" BS-too much chaff. A good documentary should be somber and to-the-point. The doc about the Schuler woman was well done, but in the end it told me nothing I didn't know-the woman was a well-drilled closet drinker and had her friends and family completely taken in. I think the only thing that gives any traction to the alternative reality of her husband and SIL was the wild ride to oblivion going the wrong way on the road. I can't say that I blame them, though, given the scope of the tragedy. What a thing to have to live with.

VOYEUR on Netflix featuring Gay Talese and his subject, the voyeur. Fascinating exploration of journalism, the voyeur and the viewed, etc. Creepy as hell. I didn't see it mentioned above.

"Blood in The Face". A Deplorable love story.

"Licensed To Kill". Serial killers of gay men.

I just watched Voyeur today. It wasn't nearly as good as I'd hoped (or was lead to believe it'd be by its description). The "twist" was underwhelming, to say the least.

R43, I watched A FILM UNFINISHED last night on Amazon. My god, so much hopelessness and suffering. These images are going to be with me for a long time.

Anyone see 32 PILLS: MY SISTER'S SUICIDE on HBO? Very interesting material but the narrator, who seems to be as narcissistic and personality disordered as her sister, really grated on my nerves.

Watching now R118! 30 minutes in. Her husband is odd. She is your typical neurotic and eccentric lady right out of Woody Allen film. So far, based on what I have seen, the sister sounds schizophrenic and possibly psychotic.

R113, R116, the book is better, the documentary really doesn't add anything new.

Thanks to everyone on this thread who commented on There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane. I just watched it. What a well constructed and accomplished documentary. I respect the opinion of the poster upthread who thought that the filmmakers were overly sympathetic to Diane, but I see it differently.

A great documentarian disappears like a fly on the wall to let the subjects of the film come forward and show us who they are and where they are coming from. They accomplished that very well. By the end I felt I knew those people, warts and all. Ultimately, it isn't really about Diane but what she left them to resolve. It remains a very sad scenario, as it is hard to imagine Dan getting beyond his frame of reference though I hope he can do so eventually. I hope Brian is still in therapy; I'll wager Aunt Jay is seeing to that.

I absolutely love this one "I Think We're Alone Now" about two creepy stalkers of the 80s singer Tiffany. It's disturbing, sad and funny. At one point one of them says something like "it's easy having a romance, but making the woman go along with it is the hard part".

One of them has since switched his stalking to Alyssa Milano and the other has a creepy facebook page where they claim to be married (to an obviously fake person) and posts random pictures of women in sexy outfits claiming that's what she wears to work.

Here's the trailer, but the whole thing is on youtube as well.

I just watched Tickled. That is some fucked up nasty corrupt shit. It made it more potent after watching the postscript that R99 posted. Thanks R99 and everyone who gave thumbs up to this documentary.

r121 Don't know if you know this but the parents of the kids she killed had another baby a few years ago I think. Replacement baby of course and I don't blame them. Just like the Krims (of Stabbin' Nanny fame) also recently had another.

I remember in the mid 2000s VH1 did some kind of documentary series on people who were obsessed with dead celebrities and musicians. It was quite creepy.

R122 The crazy tranny also now claims to be an A list celebrity being stalked. It's actually quite sad.

How do you treat people like this? CBT?

Anything Crumb related.

The one about the French lady locked in an attic for 25 years was pretty vomtastic.

I watched Holy Hell on Netflix. Talk about a disturbing Cult. Sickening.

Holy Hell, 2017

When 22-year-old Will Allen was kicked out of his house for being gay, he found solace temporarily in the Buddhafield cult. He eventually left and deprogrammed, but lucky for us, Allen is a filmmaker who compiled hours of footage he shot while living with the Buddhafield cultists into a documentary film for CNN. That film, Holy Hell, is available on Netflix, and it’s a sensitive (yet disturbing) look at how cults never appear sinister right away. In fact, Allen benefitted in quite a few ways from joining Buddhafield, though he almost paid with his independence.

TWA Flight 800. EXCELLENT. Absolutely fascinating.

It's about the 1996 flight from NY to Paris that exploded minutes after takeoff and the massive coverup that followed. Call me naive, but watching this and then doing hours of reading about it afterward, this was the first time I realized how corrupt our government can be.

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, and this is not a conspiracy-theory movie. It was made by a then-physics student who watched the "reenactment" of the explosion that the CIA aired on primetime to push their "mechanical malfunction" agenda and he knew that what they were saying happened was scientifically impossible, so he spent his own time and money to figure out why.

Sooooo good.

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[quote]The Imposter was good. A man from Spain pretends to be an American boy who went missing years earlier. He is "reunited" with the missing boy's family, and things get weird. I always thought it would make an amazing thriller.

Sounds like the second series of The MISSNG on STARZ. The wife knew the missing girl who returned wasn't their real daughter.

CROPSY was creepy.

The HBO documentary about Slender Man was boring, the director obviously didn't have much access to the young girls who tried to murder/sacrifice their friend to Slender Man.

The parents of the would-be murderers sounded ignorant. One parent, a woman, sounded as if she was on some sort of drug, she went on about her daughter always being "different" and how she allowed the daughter to do what she wanted. It was clear the parents had no idea what their daughters got up to online.

i did not know there was a documentary about Maggie, Jupiters Wife.. thank you so much for bringing it to my attention.

i had the pleasure of knowing her when she went to texas for a while, she was the fun crazy gal of Montrose, the gay artsy neighborhood in Houston of the mid 70s...

she stayed in our attic for a while, but my bf freaked out as she preferred not to bathe, so she wandered here and there, her best buddy was an alcoholic lady named Geraldine, equally 'special'...she could spin the most marverlous yarns, and alwys seemed so very happy....she had a knack for attracting people who wanted to care for her, be sure she was ok.

glad she is safely in her apt now with her menagerie of dogs ...and not trying to make it thru the ruff winters of Central Park. hope u can someday be reunited with justin and michael, your kids. whom u so loved.

she brought endless magic to those of us her knew her. my friends of that time will be thrilled to know such a movie exists, we always wondered what happend to jupiters wife, Magic Maggie, our own little fallen angel.

BIG LOVE TO YOU MAGGIE

I also viewed that Jupiter's Wife, really enjoyed it. I remember seeing people like that in Central park and wondered what happend to make them that way, and if the survived.

Glad she did.

Maggie Cogan, [italic] Jupiter's Wife. [/italic]

It's interesting she has her cat with her at work...as in the later documentary she's begun adopting hordes of dogs. Clearly she has issues.

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