guilty

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.

Shadows of the City
The city never slept. Its streets were alive with neon lights, the hum of traffic, and the constant whisper of secrets. Beneath the towering skyscrapers and bustling marketplaces, a darker rhythm pulsed—a rhythm followed by men who had long abandoned the law, choosing instead the shadowed alleys and hidden corners where the rules of society no longer applied.
By Farhadi21 days ago in Criminal
Lunar Reckoning
The air hung like a wet blanket, smelling of brackish water and diesel fumes. Leo shivered, not from the cold—it wasn’t cold enough for that—but from the damp seeped into his bones, and the knot tightening in his gut. Vinnie was late. Always late, always testing the edges of a man’s patience, but tonight, it felt different. Tonight, every tick of his cheap watch felt like a hammer striking an anvil in the quiet, broken-down lot behind the old cannery. The moon, a sliver of bone, sliced through the cloud cover, throwing long, distorted shapes across the cracked asphalt. Every shadow seemed to twitch, to hold something unseen, something dangerous.
By HAADI22 days ago in Criminal
The Epstein Files: What the Latest Disclosures Reveal—and What They Don’t
The name Jeffrey Epstein remains deeply embedded in public conversation, years after his death, largely due to renewed attention surrounding the so-called Epstein files. These documents—released in stages through court orders and legal proceedings—have sparked intense debate, speculation, and misunderstanding across media platforms. To grasp their true significance, it is essential to distinguish between verified facts, legal context, and public assumptions.
By KAMRAN AHMAD23 days ago in Criminal
Javed Iqbal Case: Pakistan’s Most Shocking True Crime Story. AI-Generated.
Javed Iqbal Case: Pakistan’s Most Shocking True Crime Story The Javed Iqbal case remains one of the most disturbing and widely discussed true crime stories in Pakistan’s history. More than two decades later, it continues to haunt public memory — not only because of the scale of the crime, but because it exposed deep cracks in society’s ability to protect its most vulnerable children.
By shakir hamid23 days ago in Criminal
THE TOWN THAT COULDN’T ESCAPE THE MAIL
In the quiet town of Circleville, Ohio, people once trusted their mailboxes. Bills arrived. Birthday cards arrived. Church announcements arrived. Nothing about the daily ritual of checking the mail felt dangerous.
By Amanullah23 days ago in Criminal
THE BOYS WHO TURNED MURDER INTO A GAME
In the summer of 2007, something deeply wrong was unfolding in the industrial city of Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. At first, it barely registered as news. A homeless man was found dead near a residential area. Then another body appeared. Then another. Police initially treated them as unrelated crimes—tragic, but ordinary in a country struggling with poverty, alcoholism, and post-Soviet decay.
By Amanullah23 days ago in Criminal
Empire, Exodus, and Erasure:
The United States has pumped billions into Israel through military aid, trade deals, and strategic partnerships, reinforcing a powerhouse alliance that keeps both nations at the top of the geopolitical game. This financial backing isn’t just about friendship—it’s about maintaining power, influence, and military dominance in one of the world’s most volatile regions.
By Living the Greatest CONSPIRACY Theory. By RG.24 days ago in Criminal
The Missing Murder Weapon! Nick Reiner Hires Prominent Lawyer
By nightfall, the fog had rolled into Brentwood. Standing outside Rob Reiner’s home for the second night in a row, the scene felt different. Quieter. Darker. The media presence had thinned, but the weight of what happened here hadn’t lifted. People still walked their dogs past the gates. Neighbors slowed down. Some stopped. Everyone seemed to be processing the same unthinkable reality.
By Lawrence Lease25 days ago in Criminal
Belgium’s Narco Paradox: How Europe’s Political Heart Became a Criminal Crossroads
On January 9, 2023, just after 6:30 p.m., gunmen opened fire on a garage door in a quiet Belgian neighborhood. Authorities initially described it as a routine settling of scores between drug traffickers—tragic, but familiar in the world of organized crime. Then came the detail that changed everything. Behind that garage door was an 11-year-old girl. She was killed instantly.
By Lawrence Lease26 days ago in Criminal
Young Woman Murdered Whilst Trying To Repay A Good Deed
On Thanksgiving Day in 1986, 21 year old bank clerk Nancy Ann Hyer, was traveling by train to New York City when she became lost and visibly distressed on the verge of tears.
By Matesanz26 days ago in Criminal
Children Who Kill
Children Who Became Killers You can't keep up with current news without hearing of someone committing murder. As horrible as this is, it's even more horrific when the killer turns out to be a child. Here's a look at 10 of the youngest children in the United States who committed murder.
By Janis Masyk-Jackson27 days ago in Criminal
The Twisted Story of A Grown Man’s Impersonation Of A Missing Young Boy
There is little doubt that Nicholas Barclay’s early life was deeply troubled. Born in San Antonio, Texas, in 1980 to a criminal father and a mother struggling with drug addiction, Nicholas grew up without the guidance and stability he desperately needed.
By Matesanz28 days ago in Criminal