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Lepa Radić: A Teenage Heroine of World War II. Content Warning.
In the annals of World War II, the story of Lepa Radić stands out as a testament to the extraordinary courage and resilience of young resistance fighters who opposed the tyranny of the Axis powers. Lepa Radić, a 17-year-old partisan, faced her execution by Nazi officers with unflinching bravery, offering a powerful example of loyalty and sacrifice.
By Deji Akomolafe2 years ago in Criminal
Bonnie and Clyde: The Story of America’s Most Notorious Killer Couple
The names Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow brings images of a romantic yet violent criminal partnership, a duo that has become synonymous with the outlaw culture of early 20th-century America. Their story, marked by a relentless crime spree during the Great Depression, is one of love, rebellion, and inevitable tragedy.
By Deji Akomolafe2 years ago in Criminal
One Simple Law That Destroyed Italian Mafia
In that time in Sicily the simple men who were the peasants wanted to be equal to the wealthy ones who owned the land. These hoodlums became bandits who formed clans that terrorized the landowners by collecting protection taxes using knives or shotguns as their weapons. Exactly this short and handy enterprise—extortion—provided them with a threat themselves and the shelter from it for fee.
By Amine Oubih2 years ago in Criminal
Bike Gang in Arizona Protects Child Abuse Victims
In the rugged landscape of Arizona, amidst the roar of engines and the rumble of steel, there exists a group of individuals who are on a mission unlike any other. They are the Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA), a formidable force dedicated to protecting the most vulnerable members of society: children who have been victims of abuse. In this blog post, we delve into the inspiring story of BACA, their tireless efforts, and the impact they've made in the fight against child abuse.
By Deji Akomolafe2 years ago in Criminal
Which Death Row Prisoner Had Most Expensive LAST MEAL?. Content Warning.
The last meals of death row prisoners serve two purposes: that of an unbecoming curiosity, an approximate study into the last wishes of some of the most infamous people in the society. From the sadistic events to the prevailing ones, such desires act as virtual windows to the minds of the locked souls that are exploring death. In this article, since divulging about the most astonishing and extravagant last meal requests in the history will be our guided tour of the character.
By Amine Oubih2 years ago in Criminal
The 60 Second Servant ©️. Content Warning.
This kill had to be done in 60 seconds, and recorded for the payment. This was an easy task. The setup was in play. I was the Wheelman and the Poi was a thief better known as Johnny Rocket. (I'm sorry, Poi is *Person of Interest*). Johnny was widely known as a ruthless bank robber in the small towns of European Cities. He would enter the bank, rob at gunpoint and then exterminate the teller and beeline to the getaway car with an experienced Wheelman. He was never convicted, and that was remarkable in this circuit of crime. His previous job was at a random bank in Bogota. Unknown to him the bank was Cartel owned. He never had a chance from the minute he went through the bank doors. First off, he didn't research this heist enough. No one escapes the Cartel. Well, needless to say he hit the bank and killed the young female teller and got away. The problem was the teller, a niece to the Capriano Cartel's underboss, whom he had executed. Stick a fork in Johnny, as he is cooked. Now by cooked, I mean walking Deadman. Still no damn clue as to what he did. In his mind it was just another payday. Johnnys’ ticket was punched from the moment he stole from the Cartel, let alone killing the underboss's niece.
By Vinn Black2 years ago in Criminal
Behind Bars, Beyond Boundaries: The Dual Lives of Prisoners Inside and Outside Society
Introduction: In the complex tapestry of human existence, the concept of leading a double life has intrigued and perplexed societies for centuries. However, nowhere is this duality more pronounced than within the confines of prison walls. Inside, individuals often adopt personas and survival strategies vastly different from their lives on the outside. Understanding this duality sheds light on the intricate dynamics of human behavior, resilience, and adaptation within carceral environments.
By Ssekatawa Isah2 years ago in Criminal
The Rise and fall of world's most richest drug lord
In the bustling streets of Colombia, a young boy named Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria dreamt of a life beyond the poverty that surrounded him. Born to a farmer and a school teacher on December 1, 1949, Pablo's journey from rags to riches would become one of the most infamous tales of the 20th century.
By Santosh Chaudhary2 years ago in Criminal
Rise of a young kingpin
In the heart of a bustling city, where shadows danced with secrets and whispers echoed through the alleyways, there lived a boy named Diego. On the surface, he was just like any other teenager—charming, ambitious, with a smile that could light up the darkest of nights. But beneath his facade lurked a mind as sharp as a blade, a hunger for power that would soon propel him to unimaginable heights.
By Isaac Robles2 years ago in Criminal
