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"The Warrior's Curse: A Haunted Village's Redemption"
Once upon a time, there was a small village in the middle of a dense forest. It was said that the village was cursed and haunted by an evil spirit that had been tormenting the villagers for centuries. The villagers were afraid of the dark, for they believed that the spirit would come out at night and haunt them.
By Haniya Mohideen3 years ago in Criminal
The Heartless Roses
Detective Sarah Jackson had seen some gruesome crimes in her career, but this one was different. The killer was targeting wealthy businessmen and stealing their hearts, both figuratively and literally. Sarah had been assigned to the case, and she was determined to catch the killer before he struck again.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
The Case of Natasha Ryan
Natasha Ryan disappeared from her school in Australia in August 1998, but she had ran away before, so when her parents heard she was missing, they believed she would turn up again soon.
By Max3 years ago in Criminal
Illuminati Hunter
Detective John Black had seen his fair share of strange cases during his time with the NYPD. But nothing could have prepared him for the case he was about to take on.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
Who Killed Hae Min Lee
WHO WAS HAE MIN LEE? Hae Min Lee was a Korean-American high school student who was born on October 15, 1980. Sadly, she was last seen alive on January 13, 1999, in Baltimore County, Maryland. Hae Min Lee was born in South Korea and moved to Baltimore, United States of America in 1992 with her mother, Youn Kim, and her brother, Young Lee. Lee attended Woodlawn High School in Baltimore County, Maryland. She was a lacrosse and field hockey player.
By Rare Stories3 years ago in Criminal
The Problem With To Catch A Predator
As a former fan of To Catch A Predator, I used to believe that the show was doing important work by catching sexual predators who prey on children. However, after learning more about the show and its host, Chris Hansen, I now believe that the show was deeply flawed and ultimately did more harm than good.
By Regular Person3 years ago in Criminal
Inside The Black Sox Scandal
There was a shock in the community when the Cincinnati Reds won the 1919 World Series. The team had been predicted to lose to their fierce rivals, the Chicago White Sox, in the playoffs. Several people suspected there was something wrong with the results.
By Edward Anderson3 years ago in Criminal
High-Stakes Heist
A group of infamous burglars had just completed their biggest theft in the centre of the city. The cops were pursuing them after they had successfully robbed the city's most guarded bank.
By Harry Jones3 years ago in Criminal
The Golden State Killer
The Golden State Killer case is one of the most exciting criminal cases in recent memory. In the 1970s and 1980s, a serial rapist and murderer who committed at least 13 murders, 50 rapes, and more than 100 burglaries terrorised California. Prior to the suspect's capture in 2018 thanks to advancements in DNA technology, the case went unresolved for more than 40 years.
By Scribbler3 years ago in Criminal
The Mafia Of Modern Tech
It was a typical night in the city, the kind where the streets were empty, and the only sound you could hear was the gentle hum of the streetlights. But beneath the calm surface, a dark and dangerous underworld was thriving.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
SKULL MAFIA
Detective Jameson had been investigating the Skull Mafia for months. They were a secretive organization with no known connections to any of the other major crime syndicates in the city. What was most concerning about the Skull Mafia was their habit of kidnapping children, often without leaving any clues behind.
By Karun 3 years ago in Criminal
Kathleen McCormack, The Missing Wife of Murderer Robert Durst
On January 31st, 1982, Kathleen McCormack, 29, was driven by her husband, Robert Durst, from their home in South Salem, New York, to a train station in Westchester. Kathleen boarded a train to Manhattan, or at least that is what Robert told investigators five days later when he reported her missing.
By Max3 years ago in Criminal