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 Night
The city never truly sleeps. Neon signs buzzed faintly through the fog, casting fractured reflections on rain-slicked streets. Somewhere in the distance, a siren wailed—sharp, urgent, and relentless. Detective Marcus Kane pulled his coat tighter around his shoulders, the collar turned up against the cold night air.
By Muhammad Salman7 months ago in Criminal
The War That Wasn’t—Or Was It? The Fragile Line Between Peace and Provocation in the Trump Era
In a world already strained by economic instability, rising authoritarianism, and generational trauma, one phrase seems to echo louder than ever: World War III. It’s a phrase many of us grew up associating with distant nightmares and dystopian fiction. But in recent years, the line between imagined chaos and real-life events has blurred—and one man has stood repeatedly at the fault line of that tension: Donald J. Trump.
By In Conspiracy We Trust7 months ago in Criminal
Runaway: A Twist of Fate (2009) Review
Considering how the last game ended, I was fully expecting it to start with the great big rescue. Imagine my surprise when it starts with Brian’s funeral. I was further surprised when he was not only convicted of murdering Colonel Kordsmeier but also declared insane and put in a psychiatric hospital. Like, wow, that’s a lot to take in at once. Then it turns out Brian faked his death to escape the hospital to try and clear his name? Honestly, that sounds like something he would do. A welcome twist on the series’ formula is that Gina was much more involved this time. No longer is she a damsel in distress, but a playable character. And her breasts are actually covered for once, thankfully. There is some narrating the past, as per usual, but things do mostly take place in the present time with new, quirky characters.
By Allison 'AllieV' Van Oirschot7 months ago in Criminal
The Making of a Monster
Once there was a boy named Izaan.He lived in a small town, poor but peaceful. Izaan was kind, honest, and always helped others. His mother worked as a cleaner, and his father had died when Izaan was just three years old. Even though they were poor, Izaan’s mother always taught him to stay honest, never lie, and believe in hard work.Izaan believed her. He studied hard, worked part-time in shops, and dreamed of becoming a police officer to protect people and make his mother proud. But the world wasn’t kind to Izaan.
By ArshNaya Writes7 months ago in Criminal
Destruction in Gaza
Gaza, once a densely populated strip of land teeming with life, laughter, and resilience, now echoes with the sounds of falling bombs, cries for help, and the silence of lives lost too soon. The ongoing Israeli military offensive has turned entire neighborhoods into graveyards of shattered buildings and dreams. While global leaders trade statements and political debates rage on, the real cost is being paid by the innocent—women, children, and families who had no role in the politics of war but bear its cruelest consequences.
By Mati Henry 7 months ago in Criminal
The Guy Next Door
The smell of fresh-cut grass drifted through the warm summer air, mixing with something sweeter — Mrs. Walker’s legendary apple pie cooling on the windowsill. Classic suburbia. Quiet streets, trimmed hedges, happy families. Nothing ever really happened here.
By Esovrukave7 months ago in Criminal
Best Private Detective in Bangalore – Venus Detective Agency for Confidential Investigations
In the current world of pace, trust and credibility are imperative, especially when dealing with personal or professional aspects of one's life.Whether it is background investigations of a potential life partner, disclosing hidden truths in a relationship, or conducting a successful corporate background investigation, hiring a reputable private investigator in Bangalore can be transformative. Venus Detective Agency as a recognized award-winning detective agency in Bangalore offers confidential effective investigation services to meet your needs.
By AMAN SINGH7 months ago in Criminal
"The Chernobyl Letters: When the Dead Mailbox Whispered Our Sins"
Prologue: The Ghost Archive Pripyat Exclusion Zone, 1998 The Geiger counter screamed like a dying animal. Arina Volkova—former KGB archivist, now a "Zone Stalker"—crawled through the corpse of Reactor #4’s administrative building. Her hazmat suit was patched with duct tape; her only shield against the poison eating her bones.
By Ahmed Abdeen7 months ago in Criminal
