Carole Landis married at 14 & dead at 29! Old Hollywood coverup?

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• KA

  @KarineAlourde · 1 year ago · pinned

  “I should have been a clown. I am always getting slapped. The slaps come from every direction, from the people I want to help, from those I want to love, for the big and little guys I am sorry for.” - Carole Landis

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• JU

  @JuliaShalomJordan · 1 year ago (edited)

  These videos make me realize God really blessed me by NOT answering my prayers for a career in Hollywood.🤯🙏🏻😔🙏🏻🥴

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• SH

  @ShogunHull · 1 year ago

  TODAY... if you left someone dying with a heartbeat and don't immediately call an ambulence... you can be charged with her death...leaving her to die.  BIG PRISON TIME.

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• JO

  @jonnisesmith5680 · 1 year ago

  It baffles my mind how the press felt she was disrespecting herself by lighting a cigarette for and hanging with natives, in the meantime they were posting unflattering pictures of her and labelled her with disgusting names!

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• FO

  @FoodiesVacations · 1 year ago

  She was only 29... plus she never had a chance to grow up.. so she didn't have the maturity to hold on to true love.

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• JC

  @jcarp2322 · 1 year ago

  In a weird kind of way, she kind of looks like a white version of Dorothy Dandridge.

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• M-

  @M-wi5tw · 1 year ago

  THESE MEN ARE SOOO ABUSIVE!!!😢

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• AN

  @andreaberryhill6654 · 1 year ago

  Some people can never overcome the kind of childhood trauma Ms. Landis endured. So sad.

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• VE

  @veronicafullford1697 · 1 year ago

  I think she did actually attempt suicide but Rex Harrison on finding her with a pulse, could have saved her (or tried to) by calling an ambulance for her. But he selfishly called the fixers and basically left her to die. If only she had left Hollywood with the man who truly loved her instead of staying to pursue a dream 💕💕💕

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• LA

  @laraoneal7284 · 1 year ago

  She looked a lot like Marilyn Monroe.  My heart goes out to all ppl who had childhood trauma.

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• SA

  @sarahhurst701 · 1 year ago

  Your voice is so soothing to listen to. Thanks for posting tonight.❤

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• NA

  @naftalinovyi-solipsist · 1 year ago (edited)

  As a psychologist wanted to answer your question. People who suffered sexual abuse as toddlers or pre-schoolers change forever and almost always end up gone before becoming old. Even today you can cross reference stars taking their lives against such violence in their childhood and see a clear pattern of behaviour. <br>It’s very very hard to help them see their worth and their right to be here and to be loved and cherished. However, lifelong therapy is a must because they would definitely live longer and with a higher quality of life. <br>Finding a great partner will soon make them feel undeserving of such a relationship because they are cursed, broken, damaged. And they will sabotage the relationship. <br>On the other hand, children try to love their abusers so much that the abusers would stop the abuse. Without therapy people replicate this behaviour as adults and find violent, mentally unstable, dangerous people and try to make them better by loving them. Also, subconsciously victims think they deserve such treatment.

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