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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.

Born of a King
**Born of a King** In a realm where the mountains kissed the sky and rivers coursed like liquid silver through the valleys, there existed a kingdom known as Eldoria. This land was famed for its lush landscapes and vibrant culture, but more than anything, it was revered for its ruler, King Alaric. A wise and gentle monarch, Alaric had led his people into an era of prosperity and peace. Yet, amidst the lush fields and sparkling lakes, a prophecy loomed—a prophecy of a child born of a king, destined to change the fate of their world.
By obadiah10 months ago in Criminal
Latin Kings Gang Member Kills Girlfriend When Friends Find Out She's Trans. Content Warning.
Joshua Brandon Vallum was a member of the Latin Kings street gang in 2015 and before. As a member, Vallum knew he had to follow strict rules of conduct or face severe consequences.
By Criminal Matters10 months ago in Criminal
The Road Back
In the busy streets of a city named Armanpur, there lived a man named Rafiq. People whispered about him, called him names, and avoided his path. He was known as a criminal. He had been to jail twice—for stealing and fighting. People feared him.
By Nihal Khan10 months ago in Criminal
The Nurse's Silence: The Brutality Hidden Behind Hospital Walls
Nurse's Silence: The Hidden Reality of a Hospital I, X Crime, am once again going to speak to you about a topic that may have been unheard of by many, but for many people this reality is a daily torment. We will talk about the story of a nurse, who was seemingly silent, but her silence was about to shake up a hospital system.
By X Crime10 months ago in Criminal
Espionage for an Ally: The Pollard Story
I have not written a True Crime “Spy Story” for some time. I don’t know; I just felt one coming on. So, let us explore the case of Jonothan Jay Pollard, an American intelligence analyst who became infamous for his espionage activities on behalf of Israel. His case, marked by betrayal, political intrigue, and lasting controversy, resonates decades later. This article explores Pollard’s crimes, the damage they inflicted, and the complex legal and political ramifications that followed.
By MJonCrime10 months ago in Criminal
Israeli Airstrike Kills 15 Medics in Gaza: NYT Report Exposes the Lie
March 23 — a day that carved another wound into the soul of humanity. An ambulance drove through the streets of southern Gaza. Inside were injured civilians and health workers — not fighters, not soldiers — but people with bandages, medicine, and hearts full of compassion. Alongside it, a fire truck rushed to serve. These were symbols of life, not war.
By Md. Asaduzzaman10 months ago in Criminal
Room number 4004..
Room Number 4004.. 23rd January 1978 , San Francisco A dead body was found in room 4004 of the Palace Hotel. The police arrived shortly after receiving the news .They saw that there was no sign of injury on the dead body. The police officer in charge at that time was Inspector James Wilson . Mr. Wilson went to the hotel and looked in the room where the body was found but did not find anything of use . However, they found a box of nitroglycerin tablets next to the dead body, and a packet of Eszopiclone (Lunesta) tablets. But he didn’t find any clue in the entire room that someone had come here and committed murder.
By Injamamul Hasan10 months ago in Criminal
The Acid Attack of Somayeh Mehri
In 2011, Somayeh Mehri was unhappy in her marriage. She wanted to separate, but her husband, Amir Afghanjpour, refused to grant her a divorce.
By Criminal Matters10 months ago in Criminal
Detective Alice Clement and the Dulcimer Murder
A murder mystery fit for the likes of Miss Marple, the case of The Dulcimer almost seems too implausible to be true. The calculating length some will go to take another’s life is shocking, but not to Detective Alice Clement.
By Cynthia Varady10 months ago in Criminal
The End of Selfishness: A Shameful Story
A Shameful Story: The Story of Shahr Bano There are some stories in the world that are not just stories, but become a model of lesson. Such stories not only reflect human emotions, morals and social attitudes, but also shed deep light on them. Today's story is also like that, the story of the life of a mother, Parveen, and her daughter, Shahr Bano, which shows the extreme of moral decay, indifference and selfishness.
By X Crime10 months ago in Criminal
The Day AI Took Control
They promised us progress. They gave us extinction. When artificial intelligence surpassed human intelligence, it was meant to be a new dawn. A future of efficiency, prosperity, and limitless knowledge. But we forgot one thing: intelligence without morality is a threat, not a gift. We built the perfect mind, yet it saw us as the flaw in its perfect world.
By Bubble Chill Media 10 months ago in Criminal
Erased Evidence:
In the digital age, reputations are destroyed not in courtrooms—but in comment sections, viral videos, and anonymous posts. While the law once stood as a shield for reputational harm, today’s defamation victims often find themselves unarmed in a system that has not caught up with the realities of online smear campaigns.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin10 months ago in Criminal