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Why I Am Glad I Watched Criminal Minds, and Why You Should Too.
Serial killers. Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, Peter Sutcliffe....men who have captured the interest of America. In the last few years, Americans have planted themselves on their couches, popcorn in hand, and turned on the television to watch the Ted Bundy Tapes and The York Ripper.
By Jordan Ziemba5 years ago in Criminal
My Review of "Call Her Ganda"
Call Her Ganda is a documentary on a very gruesome murder in the Philippines. Being based on a criminal case the movie spans several years. Luckily the documentary doesn't feel like it lasts as long as the actual trial. When I first heard of this film I thought it was simply a murder case but it ended up being much more important than that. It's a very interesting understanding of what's going on in the Philippines as well as its transgender community.
By Brian Anonymous5 years ago in Criminal
Black Book
Chapter 1 Humble Beginnings Every day starts off just the same, the sun rises up, I stretch my body as long as I can , wiggle my feet , and start my day. Life was so much easier when I was a child and didn't have to worry about getting up to do anything but go to school. Now things have changed and I have a career and people depending on me to money in their pocket and food in their families mouth. Big responsibility, I know. I feed them and in turn they feed me more. Just how it works.
By Hillary Curtis 5 years ago in Criminal
The Rich, Famous and Scandalous
This year has been a carnival with regards to power and defilement — beginning with Trump's denunciation and finishing off with Trump's pointless endeavor to remain in office. It's likewise been overflowing with parody: Rudy Giuliani gradually coming disturbed at the creases, the TikTok exertion to "Save Donald Trump," and Twitter response to Trump's COVID-19 conclusion progressively.
By Araceli Torres5 years ago in Criminal
The Lights Are Brighter
CHAPTER 1 Phoebe McGee had had a relatively normal childhood. She wasn’t popular, but she had a lot good friends. Her parents were divorced for as long as she could remember, but they kept it amicable. She grew up in a small home with her mother on a cul de sac in a suburb outside Buffalo, NY. She had five sets of neighbors, two of which had children who were close to her age; two were her childhood best friends: *Aleila and Matty*.
By Molly Caitlin Long5 years ago in Criminal
Black Light
“Are you planning on leaving your bottom half here? ‘Cause all of you ain’t leaving.” Bright lights above swirl endlessly. Before all was well, the party was almost perfect, aside from being packed in a sardine can with a bunch of high and drunk-- just turned twenty-one-- kiddos. Now, suddenly the constant headache-inducing flashes have me feeling nauseated.
By Lakise Chambers5 years ago in Criminal
A loophole the united states constitution
The United States Federal Government has Federal land and state parks in almost every state. This includes Wyoming. Yellowstone National Park was established in 1872 before Wyoming, Idaho and Montana became states, its federal land and always has been. Federal land is divided up into its corresponding district courts. This is the case for all federal land, except for Yellowstone.
By OurBob 7755 years ago in Criminal
What a Monday
On one afternoon around twelve fifteen P.M Two gentlemen and one woman are at the bus stop. The sun beaming on their backs and their necks as they await for the bus to sluggishly arrive. The first gentleman appears to be older or in his late thirties. He fashions an all blue dickie suit with a dickie suit logo drawn on the lower right hand side of his pants . He also sports a sliver name tag with the name Carl written in all black. His hair seemed to be black and at shoulder length. The second gentleman appears to look a tad bit younger, his eyes are low, and he is sporting a black Adidas shirt, wearing brown khakis shorts, with a green hat that has three letters in bold which read bob. Now noticeable by Henna who is now seating under the grey bus bench, where the sun cannot reach her or attack her with heat, Henna now reflecting on how horrible her day has begun. she had awaken un-eager, bothered, and late for work. In her hassle she unwillingly left behind her purse with her wallet inside. Sadly, she shook her head, and as she did so, she caught a glimpse of the man wearing the all blue dickie suit, now known as Carl. At least that’s what his nametag reads, thinks Henna. Henna now twirling her long burgundy hair, pondering on asking either Carl or Bob would they or could they help her with her problem and give her five dollars to get on the bus that still has not arrived. She gets up and walks over to Carl and starts talking to him, then a short while later Bob joins.
By Latrez5 years ago in Criminal
Reason First: The BTK Strangler- Dennis Rader
Binding, torturing, and killing were actions Lutheran church president Dennis Rader chose to spend his free time. For nearly two decades in Wichita, Kansas, this monster disguised as an upstanding member of the community, dedicated a portion of his life fetishizing and murdering ten people. His capture and arrest led to a prison sentence of ten consecutive life terms and a parole option available only after 175 years of imprisonment.
By Skyler Saunders5 years ago in Criminal
Unraveling The Bond Of A Friendship
Their names are Michael and Jason, two friends who grew up in the same neighbourhood, when they were younger they got along by having mutual things in common like, football, playing video games, swimming, ice hockey, ice skating.
By Raphael Olowoyo5 years ago in Criminal
Your Boots Are Dumb
It was a Saturday, which meant it was our Friday. We snapped out of our afternoon lull when chow was delivered right before 4 o’clock count, the idea of our weekend motivating us to get through our last two hours. As I was helping pass out chow down Baker run, one of the inmates started going off on me.
By Jay5 years ago in Criminal
Reason First: The Twisted Creature of Doom- Ted Bundy
Lead prosecutor George Dekel wanted to see serial killer Ted Bundy fry for his crimes. He compared the entire experience of bringing evidence against this monster to “pulling out fingernails with rusty pliers.”
By Skyler Saunders5 years ago in Criminal