Among his investigations, he controlled people's fate, decided who lived and who died, acted like a god, wanted less work, before he lived between pain and suffering, analyzing this, someone had to die, even so, only who he didn't could avoid death.
Even among the psychopaths he hid all around him, even with overwork, he had a lot of work to do, even in the beginning, when he helped those who couldn't be helped.
Even if the psychopaths were the most extravagant, he was more than merciful, his weapon was more elaborate, it was possible that his greatest villains, had been victims, among the regrets, of the unnecessary, they were deaths that should not have happened, in which he could use that bad experience, when he was emotionally shaken, so that nothing bad would happen in the world, they were always everyday, together for their business, he would not give more opportunity, if he could use it in his favor, as they were going to a new life, everything so appropriate, civilized, maddening, between getting along with life, killing or deciding what couldn't depend on which moment to believe.

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However, despite disappearing in the 1930s, the Park Blinderss name became synonymous with any street gang in Birmingham, and creating legends and fame, in which these women were actually his occasional lovers who knew his secrets. These men, and influence as their secret agents, knew more of their secrets than all other men. 


With this performance, in which the popular origin of the Park Blinders name derives from the gang members' practice of sewing horseshoes into the seams of the peaks of their berets, not that it is actually them, that some of the women and agents were also their children. and husbands, and who controlled them, and then controlled them. 


This being able to use them as weapons, and where gang members used razor blades, sewn into their caps, to attack their enemies, potentially blinding them and/or slashing their opponents' foreheads, causing bloodshed in the enemies' eyes and consequent temporary blindness. 


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