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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.

The Mysterious Bennington Triangle Disappearances
Have you ever heard of the Bennington Triangle? It's a region in southwestern Vermont where a series of mysterious disappearances occurred between 1945 and 1950. The Bennington Triangle is an area of about 25 square miles that includes the towns of Bennington, Woodford, Shaftsbury, and Somerset. During the five-year period, several people vanished without a trace, leaving behind few clues and no explanations.
By Jayaram3 years ago in Criminal
Unleash Your Potential with Vert Shock: The Ultimate Vertical Jump Training Program
As an athlete, you understand the importance of having a high vertical jump. Whether you're a basketball player, volleyball player, or any type of athlete, a high vertical jump can give you a significant advantage on the court or field. But achieving a high vertical jump isn't easy – it takes hard work, dedication, and the right training program. That's where Vert Shock comes in. This innovative program is designed to help athletes like you improve their vertical jump using a combination of training techniques and exercises.
By Sophia Smith3 years ago in Criminal
Freedom 251
The Freedom 251 is a smartphone that was initially offered for sale in India at the promotional price of ₹251 (the equivalent of $3.39 as of 2022). Sold by Ringing Bells Private Limited, and marketed as the world's cheapest smartphone.
By Promod Kumar S3 years ago in Criminal
The Unsolved Murder of Dorothy Scott
The murder case of Dorothy Scott is one of the most mysterious and puzzling cases in the history of criminal investigations. It remains unsolved to this day, despite various attempts by law enforcement agencies to solve the case.
By Jayaram3 years ago in Criminal
AN INCLINED ECONOMY TARGETING THE PENNILESS
The hot caged economy, the unmerciful climatic changes, the unanticipated rampart, and the incursion into Ukraine, has made the world go back to square one. Nearly 828 million people starve due to the lack of rations. The prices are rising up, dramatically, leaving the poor to yearn for food.
By Dhanya3 years ago in Criminal
How Katherine Knight Turned Her Lover Into Stew
Most arguments between lovers end with an apology. Yet for Katherine Knight, the eventual outcome was murder and mutilation.
By Victoria Velkova3 years ago in Criminal
James Craig: The Dentist Who Slowly Poisoned his Wife to Death
James Craig, a 45-year-old Colorado dentist, was taken into custody on March 19, 2023, for the alleged first-degree murder of his wife, Angela Craig. He stands accused of poisoning her protein shakes with cyanide and arsenic, leading to her death. Craig is currently behind bars, awaiting trial.
By Rare Stories3 years ago in Criminal
How Aiden Fucci Kiled Tristyn Bailey
On May 8, 2021, the Bailey family returned to their home in St. Johns County, Florida, at 11:45 p.m. after a night out, and Tristyn Bailey was reportedly seen by a sibling around midnight before going to sleep in her bedroom.
By Rare Stories3 years ago in Criminal
"Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Why This Fundamental Principle Matters"
The presumption of innocence is a fundamental principle in criminal law that serves as a cornerstone of the criminal justice system. The principle stipulates that every individual accused of a crime is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. This means that the burden of proof is on the prosecution to establish the defendant's guilt, and the defendant has no obligation to prove their innocence.
By Mohamed Azharudeen3 years ago in Criminal
The Case of the Debt and the Murdered Gambler
It was a dark and stormy night in the city of New York, and Detective James Ryan was sitting in his office, sipping on a cup of coffee. He was just about to leave for the night when the phone rang. "Detective Ryan speaking," he said. "Detective, we have a murder case on our hands," said the voice on the other end of the line. "A body was found in an alleyway in the East Village." "I'm on my way," said Ryan, grabbing his coat and hat before heading out the door. When Ryan arrived at the scene, he was greeted by a group of uniformed officers and the medical examiner. "What do we have?" he asked. "Male victim, mid-twenties, found with a single gunshot wound to the chest," said the medical examiner. Ryan surveyed the scene, looking for any clues. He noticed a wallet lying next to the body. "Check the ID," he said to one of the officers. The officer retrieved the ID from the wallet and handed it to Ryan. "Jack Wilson," said Ryan, reading the name on the card. "Let's run a background check on him." Ryan and his team spent the next few hours canvassing the area for witnesses and gathering evidence. They found a few shell casings nearby, but nothing else that could help them identify the killer. The next day, Ryan received a call from the victim's girlfriend, Lisa. "I heard about Jack's murder," she said, sobbing. "I don't understand why anyone would want to hurt him." "Can you think of anyone who might have had a reason to harm him?" asked Ryan. "Well, he had a bit of a gambling problem," said Lisa. "He owed some money to a few people, but I don't think any of them would resort to murder." Ryan decided to follow up on Lisa's lead and visited a local casino where Jack had been known to frequent. He talked to the owner, who confirmed that Jack had indeed owed some money, but nothing significant. As Ryan was leaving the casino, he saw a man standing across the street, watching him. The man quickly turned and walked away when he realized he had been spotted. Ryan followed the man, who led him to a nearby apartment building. He knocked on the door and was greeted by a woman who claimed she had no idea who the man was. Ryan knew she was lying and pushed his way into the apartment. He found the man hiding in a closet, and after a brief scuffle, managed to handcuff him. "Who are you?" demanded Ryan. "I'm just a guy trying to make a living," said the man. "Cut the crap," said Ryan. "Why were you following me?" The man hesitated before finally speaking. "I was paid to follow you. Someone wants to make sure you don't solve this case." Ryan knew he was getting close to something. He continued to press the man for information until he finally revealed the name of his employer. It was one of the men Jack had owed money to. Ryan immediately brought the man in for questioning, and after some intense interrogation, he finally confessed to the murder. He had become angry when Jack refused to pay his debt and had shot him in a fit of rage. Ryan was satisfied with the outcome of the case and knew that justice had been served. He returned to his office, exhausted but relieved. He sat down at his desk and began to write his report. Another case solved, he thought to himself. Just another day in the life of a detective. After hours of investigation and following leads, Detective James Ryan was able to solve the murder case of Jack Wilson. With persistence and keen observation skills, he was able to identify the killer and bring him to justice. Ryan’s dedication to his job as a detective ensured that the guilty party would be held accountable for their actions. As he sat in his office, finishing up his report, Ryan knew that his work had made a difference in the lives of those affected by the tragedy. Another case had been solved, and justice had been served.
By Ramya3 years ago in Criminal
The Mysterious Murder Of Roland T. Owen In Room 1046 - Still Unsolved
A lone guy made a reservation at the President Hotel in Kansas City on January 2, 1935, at 1:20 PM. He requested an interior room on a high floor of the hotel because he didn't have any luggage other than a comb and a toothbrush. Using the alias Roland T. Owen, he checked in and informed the waiter about the nearby hotel's ridiculous rates. He departed the hotel after checking in and obtaining his accommodation, room 1046 on the 10th floor, but was only sometimes sighted during his stay.
By Victoria Velkova3 years ago in Criminal
Top 50 Most Dangerous Serial Killer's To Ever Exist
50 - Moses Sithole Spending most of his early life in an orphanage, Sitole was abandoned by his mother and his father died at an early age.
By Vidello Productions3 years ago in Criminal