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.

The Last Message
Miles Barrett wasn’t supposed to die. He was supposed to testify. His testimony would’ve put away Nathan Kray—cybercrime lord, arms broker, and the man who’d evaded prison for a decade. The FBI had hidden Miles in a safehouse, gave him protection, changed his name.
By Herbert 8 months ago in Criminal
The Silent Passanger
The 6:40 p.m. commuter train left Halston Station right on time. By 7:15, it arrived at its final stop. By 7:16, a murder was discovered in Car 3.
By Herbert 8 months ago in Criminal
It was never about the dress . Content Warning.
It Was Never About the Dress In a world that prides itself on evolution, technology, and progress, there still exists a raw, chilling truth that echoes across continents — women are not safe. Not in the comfort of their homes. Not in bustling cities. Not in quiet villages. Not even in their mother’s arms as newborns.
By Paki Laskar8 months ago in Criminal
The Man in the Green Cap
The cameras caught everything—except the truth. At precisely 9:06 a.m., a man wearing a faded green cap walked into the Briarstone Jewelry Exchange. He had no bag, no visible weapon, and no accomplice. Security footage shows him browsing casually, pausing to inspect a glass display of rare emeralds. He even smiles at the clerk.
By Herbert 8 months ago in Criminal
Dark web part 2
4. The Dark Web is only for technical professionals we often face some questions that "How can I find the Dark Web?" For most people, the reason for such questions is that they don't know about it. In this case, in the case of the Dark Web, they think it is secret, secret and locking from everyone.
By Arfan Raihen8 months ago in Criminal
The Roar On Fifth Avenue
started with a scream. The kind that cuts through honking horns and city chatter like a blade through silk. On Fifth Avenue, just outside the MetroBank building, heads turned. Shoppers froze. A mother clutched her child closer.
By Herbert 8 months ago in Criminal
Apartment 6B
James Morgan wasn’t running from anything—at least, that’s what he told himself. A new city, a new job, and a cheap apartment were all part of a fresh start. The building on Grover Street looked like it hadn’t seen a coat of paint since the 70s, and the hallway lights flickered as if powered by ghosts.
By Herbert 8 months ago in Criminal
“She Texted ‘I Might Not Make It Out’ — And Then Disappeared”. AI-Generated.
It was just a normal weekend. 22-year-old Sana had planned a short solo trip to the mountains, something she’d dreamed of for months. A photography student from the city, she had a passion for finding beauty in quiet, remote places. She left her hostel on a Friday morning with her camera, her journal, and a backpack full of snacks — promising her best friend she'd be back by Sunday night.
By Wonder Waves8 months ago in Criminal
No Signal, No Crash, No Clue-The MH370 Enigma
On March 8, 2014, a modern commercial aircraft vanished from the sky—without a trace. Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, carrying 239 people on board, was en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. It was expected to be a routine flight. Instead, it became one of the most baffling mysteries in aviation history. No crash site. No black box. No definitive answers. Just silence.
By The 1%8 months ago in Criminal
The Forgotten Genocide: How the Congo Free State Became a Hell on Earth Under King Leopold II. Content Warning.
Introduction In the pantheon of history's darkest chapters, few atrocities are as devastating yet underreported as the genocide in the Congo Free State. Between 1885 and 1908, under the personal rule of Belgium's King Leopold II, an estimated 10 million Congolese people were killed or died as a result of forced labor, famine, and disease. This was not a war. It was a business enterprise. A landmass 76 times the size of Belgium was privately owned by one man and run like a corporation, where human lives were expendable, and profit was king.
By E. hasan8 months ago in Criminal
Top 10 Most Dangerous Prisoners On Arizona Death Row
10 - Shawna Forde On May 30, 2009, a violent home invasion in Arivaca, Arizona, orchestrated by Shawna Forde, resulted in the deaths of 29-year-old Raul Flores Jr. and his 9-year-old daughter, Brisenia Ylianna Flores.
By Vidello Productions8 months ago in Criminal
AI in Law and Ethics: The Future of Courts, Judgments, and Justice
Exploring the rise of AI as judge, jury, or legislative advisor - and its implications for fairness, morality, and the law.
By Dishmi M8 months ago in Criminal