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Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time; a look into all aspects of a guilty verdict from the burden of proof to conviction to the judge’s sentence and more.

Behind the Laughter: The Shocking YouTube Prank that Silenced Kim Jong-un's Brother. Content Warning.
Step into the intriguing world of mystery and deception as we unravel the shocking tale of Kim Jong-nam's untimely demise at a bustling Malaysian airport. In a plot worthy of a spy thriller, the brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met his tragic fate amidst an elaborate ruse that turned deadly.
By Melrose 3 years ago in Criminal
The Chilling Killing Spree of Joanna Dennehy
In the spring of 2013, three bodies were found within a few days in Peterborough. All victims were male and had been killed with the same weapon. It didn't take long for the police to establish a connection to 31-year-old Joanna Dennehy, a neighbor of one victim, a girlfriend of another, and a lover and employee of the third. No one could have suspected that Dennehy was responsible for these brutal murders and that these three men were not her only victims.
By Emma3 years ago in Criminal
Emergent of FBI
In 1955, there was a tragic incident involving United Airlines flight 629 exploding in mid-air above Colorado, resulting in the death of all 39 passengers and 5 crew members. The FBI investigated the explosion and found evidence pointing to a man named John Gilbert Graham, who had a grudge against his mother, one of the victims, for placing him in an orphanage when he was a child. He was charged with premeditated murder for his mother's death, but not for the other 43 people who lost their lives in the explosion.
By srinivasa rao yellabilli3 years ago in Criminal
The cancer of corruption:
Introduction Corruption, an insidious ailment plaguing societies across the globe, has proven to be an enduring challenge throughout history. Defined as the misuse of entrusted power for personal gain, corruption thrives in the shadows, eroding trust, undermining institutions, and obstructing progress. From bribery and embezzlement to nepotism and favoritism, corruption takes many forms, leaving devastating consequences in its wake. This article delves into the pervasive nature of corruption, its impact on societies, and the critical importance of collective action in combating this formidable foe.
By kosi3 years ago in Criminal
Mind Games: Decoding the Twisted Psychology of Cold-Blooded Killers
We embark on a profound journey, peering into the depths of the human psyche - a realm seldom explored. Buckle up, for we are about to unravel the perplexing enigma that is the mind of a cold-blooded killer. Rest assured, we shall neither glorify nor romanticize their actions; instead, we seek to comprehend the roots of their heinous behavior and the intricacies that mold this chilling personality.
By Erik Velazco3 years ago in Criminal
Dennis Nilsen: The Gruesome Tale of a Serial Killer's Reign of Terror
On December 1, 2021, the chilling story of Dennis Nilsen, a British serial killer, came to light once again. Between December 1978 and February 1983, Nilsen brutally murdered 15 young men, practically under the noses of his neighbors. When he was finally apprehended, the police realized that his killing spree could have been stopped much earlier. Some fortunate men who managed to escape his clutches had already reported Nilsen to the authorities, but unfortunately, no one took their claims seriously.
By Emma3 years ago in Criminal
A couple sells their baby boy to buy iPhone 14 for Instagram Reels. . Content Warning.
It's common knowledge that living on a restricted budget may be challenging, but have you ever heard of buying an Apple sticker with your blood? Sounds ridiculous, huh? A distressing incident, however, occurred in West Bengal where a couple went to even higher extent by selling their infant in order to buy an iPhone 14 in order to make Instagram reels while touring Bengal.
By Aditya Aashish Singh3 years ago in Criminal
Whispers of the Storm
The breezes yelled persistently as a tempest assembled over the little seaside town of Oceancrest. Inside the bounds of an interesting, climate beaten house, Helen and Edward's marriage was disintegrating like the precipices outside their window. The once enthusiastic love they shared had disintegrated over the long run, supplanted by frigid quiet and unpleasant contentions.
By Taha Balkhouar3 years ago in Criminal
The Dance of Shadows:
In the heart of Africa, a continent adorned with breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultures, a shadow lurks – corruption. Like a malevolent force, it creeps through the corridors of power, siphoning the wealth of nations and devouring the hopes of its people. Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and Nigeria, each with their unique stories, stand as somber exemplars of this tragedy. This is a true but sorrowful tale of how African leaders squandered the wealth of their nations, blaming the West while leaving their people and countries devastated in the dance of shadows.
By JAMIL MAYANJA3 years ago in Criminal
Facebook's $750 Million Lawsuit Settlement:
Introduction In a landmark case that shook the tech world, social media giant Facebook found itself embroiled in a massive legal battle that culminated in a $750 million settlement. The lawsuit was filed against the company for alleged violations of user privacy, prompting the need for compensation to affected users. In this article, we will delve into the details of the lawsuit, the reasons behind the settlement, and how users can claim their share of the money.
By jeffrey kircher3 years ago in Criminal
PUT THE BLAME ON THE PIGS
By a great many people's principles Susan Monica's life had been very great. She had a little yet exceptionally close gathering of companions, she had an extraordinary work functioning as a designer and she lived in quite possibly of the most thrilling city on the planet San Francisco California. Susan was distraught moving to the enormous city was not such a lot of a decision as it was a result of life and Situation. Where it counts Susan had forever been somebody who favored harmony, calm and being distant from everyone else. Numerous evenings after work Susan would get back home to her condo and she would stay there and dream about getting away from the city and residing off the matrix some place on a ranch. You know raise her own food and be absolutely independent away from every other person on the planet.
By Desire Kajasiche3 years ago in Criminal
ANNA HAHN
On December 1, 2021, the story of Anna Marie Hahn, born Filser, sent shockwaves through the nation as she was pronounced guilty of murder and sentenced to become the first woman in Ohio's history to be executed in the electric chair.
By Emma3 years ago in Criminal