interview

Interviews with defense attorneys, law enforcement officials, forensic psychologists and anyone with insight into bad behavior.

A Night of Unimaginable Horror
Mira was just like any other 19-year-old—full of dreams, laughter, and an eagerness to embrace life. She had recently started college and was excited about her future. But all it took was one night to turn her world into a never-ending nightmare.
By SHAKIB10 months ago in Criminal
Night of Hell: A Young Woman’s Fight for Survival
Trisha had always led a simple life. A bright university student with big dreams, she enjoyed the warmth of her family and the laughter of her friends. But one fateful night changed everything, turning her world into a nightmare she could never escape.
By SHAKIB10 months ago in Criminal
Shadows of the Past
Detective Luke Harrison had seen his fair share of criminal cases, but something about this one felt different. The city was on edge. A string of high-profile robberies had been committed in broad daylight, but nothing had been stolen—except for one thing: a strange, cryptic symbol was left behind at each crime scene.
By SHAKIB10 months ago in Criminal
A Drop of Goodness in Seas of Darkness
A Drop of Goodness in Seas of Darkness Chapter 1: The City of Blackhaven The wind howled through the dark alleys of Blackhaven, a city suffocating under the weight of crime and despair. The streetlights flickered like dying stars, struggling against the overwhelming darkness. Here, kindness was a forgotten relic, buried under years of greed, corruption, and violence.
By amgad10 months ago in Criminal
The Untold Story of a Writer's Last Words
Rashmika's death Rashmika Satsarani, one of the most popular writers of the new generation, was found dead with her head bowed at her writing desk. She had already finished writing her latest novel, "Premayakan Bhakta", which was half written at that time. She had passed away before she could finish it... So, you, the readers, will never get a chance to read her novel "Premayakan Bhakta" again...
By Rohitha Lanka10 months ago in Criminal
Pakistan Train Hijack: Over 100 Passengers Rescued, 16 Baloch Rebels Killed Amid Gunfight
At slightest 16 rebels were murdered and 104 travelers protected by security powers after Baloch separatists seized a traveler prepare in a burrow in Pakistan’s unstable Balochistan territory on Tuesday.
By ONE HOURE10 months ago in Criminal
Inside CECOT: El Salvador’s $100M Prison Designed to Crush 40,000 Gang Members (The World’s Most Secure Jail)
"In the scorching hills of Tecoluca, El Salvador, lies a sprawling concrete nightmare: CECOT, a $100M mega-prison built to incarcerate 40,000 gang members. With no beds, sunlight, or hope of release, inmates call it ‘the end of the world.’ President Nayib Bukele boasts it’s the ‘safest prison on Earth,’ but human rights groups warn it’s a ticking time bomb. This is the story of how one nation decided to lock away 2% of its population—and why the world is watching."
By Jeeva10 months ago in Criminal
Inside El Salvador's CECOT: The World's Most Secure Prison Housing the Most Dangerous Criminals
In the heart of El Salvador, nestled within the municipality of Tecoluca, stands the Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT), a maximum-security prison that has garnered global attention for its unprecedented scale and stringent security measures. Designed to incarcerate the nation's most dangerous criminals, particularly members of notorious gangs like the Mara Salvatrucha and Barrio 18, CECOT symbolizes President Nayib Bukele's aggressive stance against organized crime.
By Jeeva10 months ago in Criminal
The Silent Witness
A small town covered in mystery soon becomes the scene of a chilling crime. In the quiet town of Brooksville, a place where everyone knew everyone, the unexpected death of George Peterson shocked the tight-knit community. George was a well-liked, charismatic businessman who ran a popular local restaurant. His sudden death was as mysterious as it was tragic, especially considering that he was found lifeless in his office late one night, with no signs of struggle or forced entry.
By SHAKIB10 months ago in Criminal
A woman, a back road, and a crescent moon.... Content Warning.
Short note from the author: I was scared to write about this... because: 1. What if I was in the wrong for wanting to do remote photography in the evening (between approximately 9 and 10pm) with my kids bundled up in the car trying to relax them enough to go to sleep? I mean, how dare I mix something that makes me happy into our family's routine, right?
By The Schizophrenic Mom10 months ago in Criminal
How One Photo Turned a Hostage Crisis into a Viral Sensation
I believe stupidity has its own limits, when you see danger you should run away from there that is common sense, or will you take selfie with that danger. This post is about a guy who take selfie, with her Hijacker.
By Nav k Aidan11 months ago in Criminal
The Plight of the Palestinians: A Struggle for Justice and Self-Determination
**** The Palestinian struggle for justice, self-determination, and statehood is one of the most protracted and contentious issues in modern history. For over a century, the Palestinian people have endured displacement, occupation, and systemic oppression, shaping a narrative of resilience and resistance. The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians is deeply rooted in history, politics, and religion, with both sides laying claim to the same land. However, the human cost of this conflict has disproportionately affected the Palestinian population, leaving them in a state of perpetual hardship. This article explores the historical context of the Palestinian plight, the ongoing challenges they face, and the quest for a just and lasting resolution.
By Taiyab Ahmed11 months ago in Criminal