capital punishment
Weigh the pros, cons and controversies surrounding the grave issue of capital punishment; should the death penalty be allowed?
The Symphony of Deception
Part 1: The Plan In the heart of the bustling city, nestled among the grandeur of renowned art galleries, a group of audacious individuals plotted an audacious heist. They were captivated by the allure of priceless masterpieces, and driven by their insatiable greed, they meticulously devised a plan to orchestrate the ultimate art theft.
By Melodic Narrator3 years ago in Criminal
Fatal Obsession
The sun began to set, casting long shadows over the quiet suburban neighborhood. Sarah Thompson, an ambitious young woman in her late twenties, walked briskly towards her car after a long day at work. Unbeknownst to her, a pair of eyes watched her every move from a distance. Michael Williams, a man consumed by an unhealthy obsession, had been stalking Sarah for months.
By Melodic Narrator3 years ago in Criminal
Roberts Sexual Fantasy With Men
39-year-old Robert Berdella was a strange character who was the owner of Bob's Bizarre Bazaar in Kansas City, Missouri, Berdella carried business cards that advertised that he had "poison" in his head. Around the house, he showed a milder side, helping his Hyde Park neighbors establish a local community crime watch program. His strange behavior on the job was written off as so much advertising hype -- until the afternoon of April 2, 1988.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
Alight in the Darkness
As the sun set over the war-torn city, casting long shadows on its crumbling buildings, a glimmer of resilience and hope emerged from the midst of the turmoil. Amongst the despair and destruction, there were individuals who refused to surrender to the darkness, finding strength and inspiration in the most unexpected places.
By Moses Khamala Wafula3 years ago in Criminal
Roberts Sexual Fantasy With Men 2
Berdella was arrested within minutes of Bryson's complaints, as it was obvious by looking at him, Bryson was telling at least a partial truth. The detectives had 20 hours, according to the laws of Missouri, to determine what charges they were holding him on. This would prove to be no easy task.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
Roberts Sexual Fantasy With Men 3
Bob Berdella sat in the Jackson County jail awaiting his fate. For his own safety, he was isolated in a private area of the sick bay. Sexual abusers, particularly homosexuals, are often the victims of violence at the hands of other prisoners.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
Even other prisoners fear this violent man
If you've already watched "Bronson," a 2008 film about allegedly the most notorious prisoner in Britain, don't worry; it was a fairly theatrical piece of film. There is a lot more to see nowadays because of the man. You would think it's a coincidence that a man with such a reputation shares the same name as a former tough guy from Hollywood, but he wasn't given that moniker at birth; instead, he picked it up during his days of bare-knuckle fighting. Actually, Michael Gordon Peterson was his birth name. Yes, that doesn't seem nearly as frightening. Many people disagree on whether this individual should have spent so much time in prison or whether prison itself is to blame for his frequently irrational behavior.
By Johnica Lopina3 years ago in Criminal
Ritualistic And Gruesome Murder
On January 18, 2009, 24-year-old Kyle Morgan met 28-year-old Robin Burton Jr at a train station and invited him to his home in Woodstock, Illinois. The pair initially got along well, drinking and playing video games together – Burton was a drifter who was homeless at the time. They bonded after trying and failing to buy drugs in the city.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
El Chapo's Absurd Prison Break
In a well-lit tunnel beneath the Mexican countryside, men freeze in place with pickaxes and shovels at the ready. Thirty feet below the prison's main yard, there is little chance of being discovered, but they can't take any chances especially since they are so close to their goal: the prison cell of Mexico's most infamous drug lord, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman. They can hear the vibrations of a vehicle above them and are wary of making any noise that might give them away, holding their work as the prison patrol passes by overhead. They have been tunneling through solid rock for months using just pickaxes and shovels, advancing as quickly as they can while exercising extreme caution given their limited resources.
By Johnica Lopina3 years ago in Criminal
