capital punishment

Weigh the pros, cons and controversies surrounding the grave issue of capital punishment; should the death penalty be allowed?

Caroline Miller (Carolyn Bryant 2.0)
Recently, I made a story about a Walmart Karen named Caroline Miller who claims that an Indian man tried to kidnap her child at a Walmart in Georgia and trying to flee from the store. Miller tells the media what happened until a surveillance video from Walmart shows a different story for Miller proving Patel's innocence. Since his innocence has been proven on footage showing Bryant’s lies. With her lies proven on Walmart's surveillance footage, it made me believe why she accused Patel. Also, that whole story reminds me of Emmett Till’s accuser Carolyn Bryant come to think of it every aspect is similar to Bryant who falsely accused 14-year-old Emmett Till of assault causing the young boy lynched. Her husband and her got away with murder until years later she confess to lying about Till.
By Gladys W. Muturi9 months ago in Criminal
Devotion to Death: The Horrors of Aum Shinrikyo. Content Warning.
In the underbelly of Japan’s 1980s spiritual awakening, amidst a surge of mysticism and new-age belief systems, a man named Shoko Asahara began preaching a twisted gospel of salvation, apocalypse, and domination. What began as a yoga school transformed into Aum Shinrikyo—a doomsday cult that would go on to commit one of the deadliest domestic terror attacks in modern history
By E. hasan9 months ago in Criminal
"India and Pakistan on the side: Crisis in South Asia starting May 2025"
India and Pakistan: War at the beginning of May 2025. South Asia, close to , was at the edge of a catastrophic conflict when tensions between India and Pakistan escalated dramatically. With a long history of hostility and military pat, these two nuclear-armed neighbors were driven by deadly terrorist attacks and swift military measures for conflict. The event was one of the most dangerous flareoffs since the 1999 Kargil War, attracting international attention for the unstable nature of India-Pakistan relations.
By AR Roman9 months ago in Criminal
The Final War Between India and Pakistan
In May 2025, tensions between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan reached a perilous peak, marking the most severe military confrontation in decades. The conflict, ignited by a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, rapidly escalated into a full-scale exchange of missile strikes, air engagements, and drone warfare, with both sides accusing each other of aggression.
By Masood Zahid9 months ago in Criminal
"The Vanishing of Elena Woods: A City’s Unsolved Mystery"
In 2004, the bustling city of Rivertown was struck by a disappearance that would baffle investigators for years to come. Elena Woods, a talented 28-year-old artist, seemingly vanished off the face of the earth, leaving behind nothing but a trail of unanswered questions and a city gripped by fear. Her story is one that remains unsolved to this day, and it has left a dark shadow over the once-thriving art scene she was a part of.
By Sanaullah9 months ago in Criminal
The Blackmail Files: Uncovering the Dark Secrets of the Elite
Samantha Rivers had spent her entire career chasing the truth. As a journalist for The Sentinel, a local newspaper known for its hard-hitting investigative reporting, she had seen the ugly side of politics, wealth, and power. But nothing could have prepared her for the case she was about to dive into—the case that would shatter everything she thought she knew about the world.
By Muhammad Sabeel9 months ago in Criminal
Operation Sindoor
Introduction : On May 6, 2025, India launched a military operation codenamed Operation Sindoor, targeting alleged terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistani-administered Kashmir. This was done in response to the terrorist attack that took place on April 22 in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. It killed 26 people, including 25 Hindu tourists and one Nepalese citizen. India holds Pakistan-based militant groups responsible for the attack, a claim that Pakistan denies.
By Bishal Chakraborty 9 months ago in Criminal
The Sky Fell Over Kashmir: A Fictional Look Into the Day Pakistan Shot Down a Rafale
The Sky Fell Over Kashmir: A Fictional Look Into the Day Pakistan Shot Down a Rafale When war isn't just between nations—but between conscience and destruction
By Kevin Hudson9 months ago in Criminal
He Thought His Wife Died In A Car Crash. Three Years Later, She Was Found Alive In Another State. AI-Generated.
She Faked Her Death and Vanished—Until One Photo Brought Her Crumbling Down Inside the Real-Life Case of Nia Sager, Identity Fraud, and a Body in a Burning Car
By RealPeopleRealCrimes9 months ago in Criminal
Alice Kyteler: Ireland’s First Witch Trial and the Origins of European Witchcraft Persecution
In 1324, long before the infamous witch trials of Salem or Bamberg, a wealthy Irish noblewoman named Alice Kyteler became the central figure in one of Europe’s earliest recorded witchcraft trials. Her story is a revealing look at medieval attitudes toward power, gender, and fear of the occult.
By Wade Wainio9 months ago in Criminal
Shadow of the Internet
Chapter 1: A Secret Message Riday, a young software engineer from Dhaka, is employed in Gulshan by a well-known IT company. His life is set in stone—office at 9 am, home in the evening, and gaming or coding at night. Suddenly, an unusual morning brings a huge storm to his robotic life.
By Titly9 months ago in Criminal
Missing, Then Murdered: The Tragic Disappearance of Elizabeth Sullivan. AI-Generated.
LIBERTY STATION, SAN DIEGO – SUNSET – OCTOBER 13, 2014 Warm California light spills over the quiet streets. Children play in the distance. Joggers pass by, unaware that somewhere in one of these homes, a life is about to be taken.
By RealPeopleRealCrimes9 months ago in Criminal