fact or fiction

Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about copycat killers, eyewitnesses testimony, what makes a murderer and more.

The OJ Simpson Chase of 1994
Inside the OJ Simpson Police Chase That Gripped America The OJ Simpson police chase became one of television's most-watched events, as 95 million Americans tuned in to witness the surreal low-speed pursuit across Southern California on June 17, 1994. In fact, the chase was so captivating that networks interrupted coverage of the NBA Finals, marking a rare moment when a criminal pursuit overshadowed the entire sports world.
By Aboah Okyere11 months ago in Criminal
The Last Job
Jason Calloway had been in the game for nearly two decades. He was a seasoned criminal, well-known in the underworld for his quick mind and ruthless efficiency. Whether it was a high-end heist, a collection job, or something even dirtier, Jason could handle it. But deep down, he always knew that one day he would have to step away. The job would be his last—he just didn’t know when.
By Mukun11 months ago in Criminal
The biggest 9/11 lie exposed
Setting the scene 8.46 AM, New York City On a clear morning, four American aeroplanes were hijacked by 19 terrorists and used as weapons in a coordinated attack. Each plane had a target. The first struck the Pentagon, and the second was aimed at the White House but crashed in a Pennsylvania field after passengers intervened. The third and fourth planes were deliberately flown into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
By Luca From The Window11 months ago in Criminal
Blood and Betrayal
Vincent "Vinnie" Russo never wanted to be a big shot. He was content being an enforcer, cracking skulls when necessary, collecting debts when the boss demanded. Life was simple: follow orders, keep your mouth shut, and don’t get greedy. But in the underworld, even the best-laid plans go to hell sooner or later.
By Mirhadi Tahsin11 months ago in Criminal
The Last Rites of the Fate
A Tale of Silence and Reflection And thus the moment arrived, of the last rites of the murderer who took the time to go around showing off his weapons.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Criminal
Jail Journal: Page 19. Content Warning.
I finally had a dream and it was my niece Roxanne. There were magical components to the dream but, I finally met her baby and sort of felt sympathy for her pain that she must of went through to give birth. I looked deep in its eyes and told her about fostering character. We then went to get pizza. There was dancing and stuff but there happened to be a Dave & Busters aspect to the place we went to. Again, there was a pool like the other dream I had. Swimming in the pool, I found it super easy to swim in it, but there was a girl who found it even easier. Almost supernaturally she was swimming like a dolphin. They kind of looked like a better version of one of the 1000 lbs sisters.
By Kayla McIntosh11 months ago in Criminal
Jail Journal: Page 18. Content Warning.
I finished off my ramen but decided to order more and chips. That is sort of self sabotage since I am already complaining about the effect of extra carbs but, I need something tasty to distract myself. Someone told me that Hillsboro is just 20 minutes away from Beaverton so, Uwajimaya Doordash is more on the table than I previously thought. Thinking of Tarako pasta sauce on tap is awesome.
By Kayla McIntosh11 months ago in Criminal
Jail Journal: Page 17. Content Warning.
I got new clothes today but the shirt doesn't have a pocket like everyone else's. It looks like it was ripped off because the stitch holes are still there. I am going to have to carry my id around now.
By Kayla McIntosh11 months ago in Criminal
A Tale of Missed Daughters: The Hidden Tragic Event of Female Foeticide
A story of daughters gone before they ever breathed their first breath is told in the colorful fabric of India. The practice of aborting female fetuses, or female foeticide, serves as a sobering reminder of the pervasive gender inequalities in society. This narrative dives into the nuances of this problem, examining its origins, effects, and countermeasures.
By Joysi11 months ago in Criminal
"Instagram and the Dark Web: Has the Photo Platform Become a Hidden Gateway for Cybercrime?"
Has the Dark Web Moved to Instagram? And How Dangerous Is It for Teenagers? In recent years, social media has evolved beyond simple interaction platforms into vast digital ecosystems that allow people from all backgrounds to share content and communicate. Among these platforms, Instagram holds a unique position, attracting millions of users worldwide—especially teenagers. However, as cyber threats continue to rise, reports suggest that some elements of the Dark Web may have found their way onto Instagram. This raises concerns about whether this is true and what it means for young users.
By yusuf selho11 months ago in Criminal
The United States is actually the serial killer capital of the world.. AI-Generated.
Is the U.S. Truly the Serial Killer Capital of the World? Unmasking the Dark Reality Imagine a quiet suburban street. Now, picture a monster lurking nearby, hidden in plain sight. It’s a terrifying thought, but the United States has a history with serial killers that is hard to ignore. Serial killers are defined as individuals who murder three or more people over a period of time, with cooling-off periods between the killings. Is the U.S. truly the "serial killer capital?" Let's examine the data, historical context, and possible reasons why.
By Story silver book 11 months ago in Criminal
She Moved On—But I Won't
Waking up from the worst sleep I've had since the night before, I turn on my phone and scroll, then cower. Why is it when you finish with someone, they just continue? They smile in their photographs, talk about that new Netflix show.
By Paul Stewart11 months ago in Criminal