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

Blade's Redemption. Content Warning.
Chapter 1: The Ambush The city of Avalon was known for its criminal underbelly, ruled by the notorious crime lord, Victor "Viper" Malone. But amidst the chaos, a lone figure emerged, seeking redemption and justice. His name was Blade, a former assassin haunted by his violent past.
By saify3 years ago in Criminal
The Psychology of True Crime: Unraveling the Fascination with Criminal Minds
In this article, we dive into the psychology behind our obsession with true crime, exploring the factors that draw us in, the emotions it evokes, and the impact it has on our understanding of criminal minds. Join us as we unravel the complexities of our fascination with true crime and delve into the depths of the human psyche.
By Eview Nicks3 years ago in Criminal
A lawyer gives up their practice to move across the country with someone half their age.
Once a bustling courtroom was now a mere memory for Benjamin Williams, a seasoned lawyer who had spent years building his reputation. He had tirelessly fought for justice, navigating the intricacies of the legal system with grace and intelligence. However, despite his success, there was an emptiness in his heart that no courtroom victory could fill.
By AleezaBaloch3 years ago in Criminal
Pope Francis fills the 'supreme court' of the Vatican.
Pope Francis has recently made significant changes to the Vatican City State by appointing new judges to its Court of cassation, also known as the "supreme court." These appointments are part of the pope's ongoing efforts to overhaul the Vatican's constitutional framework and to separate governance from ecclesiastical operations. However, the appointment of cardinals without legal backgrounds to the court has raised concerns about their ability to effectively handle the complex caseload of Vatican City's criminal courts.
By Phillip S3 years ago in Criminal
A Tragic Tale of Deception and Murder Part 2
The disappearance and subsequent murder of Danielle Locklear in 2014 captivated the nation and highlighted the challenging nature of missing person investigations. The case unfolded with twists and turns, leaving investigators puzzled and desperate for answers. But, ultimately, the truth would emerge, revealing a tragic tale of deception and murder. We will dive into the details of the Danielle Locklear case, exploring the investigation, the suspects, and the shocking revelations that ultimately led to justice being served.
By Tonia Rucker3 years ago in Criminal
This frat boy did the unthinkable (*MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY*) . Content Warning.
Brett Ryan, a charismatic and friendly 26-year-old man living in Toronto, Canada, had a seemingly perfect exterior. Known for his charming smile and volunteer work at children's hospitals and community centers, he appeared to be a promising young man. However, behind the scenes, Brett was struggling with his life. He had dropped out of college, accumulated over $60,000 in debt, and was only able to find a part-time job as a house painter.
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in Criminal
Top 3 stories that sound fake but are 100% real. Content Warning.
In 1956, the SS Andrea Doria, Italy's largest and safest ship, collided with the SS Stockholm due to misinterpretation of radar signals in heavy fog. Edward Morgan, a news correspondent, reported the story without revealing that his daughter, Linda Morgan, was on board the Andrea Doria. Linda miraculously survived after being dragged into the Stockholm's wreckage on a bed. Edward later shared his daughter's survival story and the emotional burden he carried.
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in Criminal
Never Take a Picture with Mimes, Here's Why
Introduction: It's that exciting time of year when you embark on a well-deserved vacation, ready to activate airplane mode on your phone and vacation mode in your brain. However, before you dive into your dream journey, there are some crucial things you need to be aware of to avoid turning your trip into a nightmare. This guide will provide you with essential travel safety tips to navigate popular tourist destinations in Europe and beyond, helping you steer clear of scams and protect your valuables.
By Owonikoko Yusuf Oluwatobi3 years ago in Criminal
Lady Justice Smiles for Kathleen
Kathleen Folbigg was once known as Australia's worst serial killer. On 23 May 2003 she was found guilty by jury for the murder of her children Patrick, Sarah and Laura, and the manslaughter of Caleb. There was no physical evidence that the children were murdered. The prosecution relied heavily on circumstantial evidence. Kathleen has always maintained her innocence. In June 2015, three Newcastle-based barristers petitioned the New South Wales governor to review Kathleen's case. The petition included fresh and compelling evidence consistent with Kathleen’s innocence, including a report from one of Australia’s leading forensic pathologists who concluded that there is no basis in forensic pathology that any of the children were smothered.
By Nicole Gibson3 years ago in Criminal
20 Strangest Last Meal Requests On Death Row. Content Warning.
In certain states of America and other countries where capital punishment is legal, there exists a peculiar tradition for those on death row—the infamous last meal. Convicted criminals are given the opportunity to choose any food and drink they desire, within certain restrictions, on the eve of their execution. Here, we delve into some of the most unusual meals ever documented.
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in Criminal
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui is a Pakistani neuroscientist who gained international attention and controversy due to her alleged involvement in terrorism(which was she accused of and is totally fake think about it how can a mere and weak women involve in terrorism... how?). Born on March 2, 1972, in Karachi, Pakistan, she pursued her education in the United States. Siddiqui studied neuroscience at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and later earned a Ph.D. in cognitive neuroscience from Brandeis University.
By Silver3 years ago in Criminal
Uganda says 54 peacekeepers killed in Somalia attack . Content Warning.
Uganda, a key contributor to the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), recently announced a devastating attack in which 54 of its peacekeepers were killed. The attack, carried out by the militant group Al-Shabaab, occurred in the southern region of Somalia, underscoring the ongoing security challenges faced by peacekeeping forces in the country. This tragic incident highlights the immense sacrifices made by peacekeepers and the persistent threat posed by extremist organizations in Somalia.
By Hot Novol3 years ago in Criminal