innocence

The presumption of innocence is a cornerstone of the American legal system and a right that should not be taken for granted.

55 Million to One: The JonBenét Ramsey Case. The Proof is in the Numbers.
… is this a safe space? I need to talk about something. And I need to be heard. This is not going to be a traditional blog consisting of local news, hearty winter recipes, or Christmas activities for the family.
By Rachel LaBellaabout a year ago in Criminal
Wrongful Convictions: Why Do They Happen? A Deep Dive into the Causes and Cases
Wrongful convictions occur when innocent individuals are convicted for crimes they did not commit. The implications of these errors are profound, affecting not only the individuals involved but also the justice system and society as a whole. In Canada, organizations like Innocence Canada have worked tirelessly to exonerate those wrongly convicted, with over 25 cases overturned since their founding.
By Mahbub Murshedabout a year ago in Criminal
"Osama bin Laden: The Untold Truth Behind the Man and His Legacy"
The Enduring Shadow of Osama bin Laden: A Comprehensive Look at al-Qaeda's Founder The events of September 11, 2001, changed the world forever, claiming nearly 3,000 lives and reshaping global politics. At the heart of this tragedy was Osama bin Laden, a man whose influence continues to be felt today. Born into wealth and privilege, bin Laden would become one of the most notorious figures in history. This article explores his life, ideology, and the lasting legacy he left behind, highlighting his significant impact on global politics and counter-terrorism efforts.
By Story silver book about a year ago in Criminal
10-YEAR-OLD TORTURED TO DEATH. Content Warning.
We teach our daughters the importance of respecting elders, of obeying their fathers and husbands. But what happens when those very figures entrusted with their care become the instruments of their destruction?
By Tales by J.J.about a year ago in Criminal
On an average there are 86 rapes every day but how many criminals go behind bars
On an average, 86 rapes happen every day across the country. Most of these accused are acquaintances. Due to shame, society and poor legal process, it becomes a distant dream for women to get justice.
By Prashant Sharmaabout a year ago in Criminal
A Closer Look at the Bail Bonds Process
When someone is arrested, one of the first things that they or their family must determine is how to get them out of jail. Many times, this is through posting bail. Bail bonds offer a means for people who cannot afford the entire bail amount to gain release. Knowing how the bail bonds process works may make this stressful situation more manageable. This article examines the process of getting a bail bond and what one should know.
By Sierra Powellabout a year ago in Criminal
The Lakeside Cabin
Their plan was for a quiet weekend. Someone had other ideas. Murder was not out of the question. Neal and Eileen Stewart needed a break from their high pressure work environments. They thought they had found the perfect weekend getaway in a secluded lakeside cabin.
By Scott A. Geseabout a year ago in Criminal
What If the CEO Assassin was Black?. Content Warning.
Six days after the CEO murder manhunt, I thought the suspect would get away with it until he was found in Altoona, Pennsylvania at McDonalds eating a hash brown after a rat-ass McDonalds' worker called the police on him. The suspect was identified as 26-year-old Luigi Mangino Maryland native Italian American Ivy League graduate with a handsome face and gleaming smile from a large wealthy family.
By Gladys W. Muturiabout a year ago in Criminal
Murder at the Manor - II
“Yes!” I said enthusiastically, rehashing to her the section and my contemplations on it. “Hmm. I ponder if the reply lies in Maggie’s diary.”
By Shams Saysabout a year ago in Criminal
Murder at the Manor - I
Most kids in tall school went through their summers at the pool or on excursion, but I favored to spend mine in a library.
By Shams Saysabout a year ago in Criminal
How Indian Spies Manipulated the Air India Investigation and Continue to Target Sikhs
The 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing was one of the worst tragedies in Canadian history, taking the lives of 329 innocent people. While the blame was officially placed on Sikh extremists, evidence from investigative sources, such as the book Soft Target by Canadian journalists Zuhair Kashmeri and Brian McAndrew, suggests a much more troubling story. This book and other findings claim that India’s intelligence agency, RAW (Research and Analysis Wing), manipulated the investigation to protect its own interests and damage the Sikh community’s image.
By Paul JDabout a year ago in Criminal
The last trip. Content Warning.
On a bitterly cold December night in 2024, a heavy silence enveloped the municipality of Attaf in the state of Ghardaia, as if the earth was holding its breath waiting for a disaster. Inside a small car heading into the unknown, four innocent children, aged between four and eleven, sat laughing and talking about the outing their father had promised them. None of them knew that this would be their last trip.
By Benhadja Abdallahabout a year ago in Criminal