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4 People Who Wanted to Go to Jail
Ask most people, and they’ll tell you a trip to hell to come face to face with Satan himself is a better option than spending time locked up behind bars. Jail and prison are horrendous places designed to hold criminals who break the law and pose a threat to public safety. The food sucks, it’s scary, you’re a million miles away from the real world. Yet, for various reasons, some people prefer three hots and a cot over their current situations. Whether they wanted to escape spouses, needed shelter from the streets, became institutionalized after spending years locked up, or didn’t earn enough money to survive, much less thrive, the people on this list all took drastic measures to score a spot behind bars.
By Criminal Matters4 months ago in Criminal
Time for petty revenge?
Sorry for SUPER long story!! Got divorce few years ago. Me, F45 and ex-husband M42, had fights about money and spending. We both worked full-time and made about the same amount of money (we have kids and owned apartment). Se both got good salary, not huge but we lived comfortably, or so I thought. He had access to my bank account and phone and knew always what I got salary and what I’d spent. I never had his. Sus#1. He liked nice stuff, I’ve never been into shopping and never go to salon etc. We got shared household, so the person paid who got money, and we never counted who paid what. At some point I didn’t knew where the money had gone. I asked and he was shady about it. Sus#2. All I knew, I paid more and more bills and also gave money to him to pay his bills. After break-up, turns out he had taken big loan behind my back! He confessed after he tried to win me back, he were already moved out. Money was spent on tv’s, playstions, cars, clothes you name it. I didn’t truly knew we had no money for all of that. I wasn’t cool with shopping expensive stuff and shared my doubts, he assured we afford everything. There was also some pressuring having intimacy, eventually I wanted less and less and he then acted like a child. I also experienced belittling from him. Due to all this, I wanted divorce. I brew my thought years while this all was happening. So, after hard break-up and long divorce we continued living together, not smart from me but he insisted. Eventually things get stiff between us and I call it off. I wanted both of us to moving forward. His parents bought big and nice apartment for him (and for the kids, we shared custody equally). They also made full all-paid renovation. I sold alone our apartment and all the left over furnitures (which he didn’t wan’t and they didn’t fit into my new apartment), and paid him half for every single dime i got from house end sold furnitures, we didn’t have marriwge settlement any kind. He didn’t have to pay full rent to his parents (after i kindly informed mil about their sons loans), they desided to pay all his living expenses, so he can reduce his dept. At the same time I got small apartment, struggled alot, I lost my dad and almost didn’t keep up with all expenses. When I tried to talk about money and child support (I suggested keeping child benefits for me, we agreed share them due 50-50 custody). I tried to reason with him not paying nearly anything while I have full rent and other costs. He laughed out loud ”Too bad you don’t have parents to pay your rent and help you out!”. My dad had just month ago passed after long suffer. Ex-husband knew exactly how much my dad meant to me and laughed to his passing. I said nothing back and sucked it up.
By syed store4 months ago in Criminal
Just Another Dead Girl Underwater. Content Warning.
By the time the fisherman finds me, I will have been dead for thirty-three hours, six minutes, and twenty-nine seconds. Eighteen hours since the police declared me missing. Fifteen hours since Zoe told my biology teacher that my tent was empty, that I hadn’t returned from the party we’d snuck out to the night before. Careful, quiet, every twig a possible snitch. It was exhilarating, our hearts pounding, the smell of pine and seaweed thick in the air, and the moon a perfectly curved sickle.
By Muhammad Sabeel4 months ago in Criminal
The Dyatlov Pass Incident
The Journey Begins In January 1959, a group of ten experienced hikers from the Ural Polytechnic Institute set out on a skiing expedition into the snowy wilderness of the Ural Mountains in the Soviet Union. Their leader, Igor Dyatlov, was known as a skilled organizer and adventurer. The group consisted of young men and women in their twenties, eager to test themselves against one of the harshest environments on Earth.
By Hassan Jan4 months ago in Criminal
Media Hacks Brand Decorated Marine Kiernan Major a ‘Washout’ and ‘Fake’ CIA Operative — Facts Tell a Different Story
After months of navigating bureaucratic red tape, filing formal requests, and enduring countless interviews and frustrating conversations with government officials, the low-budget smear campaign against 28-year-old Marine combat veteran and entrepreneur Kiernan Major has ultimately been exposed for what it is: a shameful and irresponsible distortion of reality. Despite efforts to bury the truth beneath sensational headlines and selective reporting, the facts are undeniable. Strip away the noise, and what stands tall is a record of honorable service and hardcore accomplishments.
By Brenda J. Fowler4 months ago in Criminal
The Green River Killer. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
My documentary, "Original Sin: The Green River Killer," aims to re-examine the historical Green River case through a modern lens. It's a fitting approach, given how much the original investigation was hampered by the technological limitations of the 1980s. I want to use the tools of today to revisit the evidence and the story, offering a new perspective on a case that has haunted King County, Washington, for decades.
By Wayne Matthews-Stroud4 months ago in Criminal
Gaza Under Fire: Latest Escalation and the Human Cost
Gaza Under Fire: Latest Escalation and the Human Cost Gaza City — In the past week the long-running war in Gaza has surged into what international monitors and residents describe as one of its most destructive phases. Israeli forces have intensified bombardments and ground operations in and around Gaza City, razing high-rise towers, demolishing alleged underground militant infrastructure, and forcing hundreds of thousands of civilians to flee for their lives. Local health authorities report dozens killed in single nights of strikes, and humanitarian agencies warn that famine and lawlessness are deepening across the territory. Reuters+1
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in Criminal
The 5,000-Year-Old Murder Case Investigated by Police.
On 19 September 1991, two German hikers, Helmut and Erika Simon, discovered a body in the Ötztal Alps. At first, they thought it was the remains of a lost or recently dead climber, so they informed the Austrian police. After investigation, scientists found that it was not a modern corpse but a murder victim from about 5,300 years ago.
By Muhammad Talha4 months ago in Criminal
The Day Israel Was Expelled from the United Nations
The Day Israel Was Expelled from the United Nations The idea of the United Nations expelling Israel has long been debated in diplomatic and activist circles, but as of 2025, it has never come close to reality. Yet, imagining such a scenario offers a valuable lens to understand the geopolitical balance of power, the limits of international law, and the possible consequences for global stability. If the UN General Assembly and Security Council were to succeed in removing Israel’s membership, the ripple effects would transform international relations overnight.
By Wings of Time 4 months ago in Criminal
Crime thriller masterpieces
Dark Truths and Twisted Trails: Reviews of Six Masterful Crime Thrillers Crime thrillers hold a special place in cinema. They pull audiences into tense, uncertain worlds where nothing is quite as it seems. Among the finest of this genre are films like Prisoners (2013), The Chase (2017), The Chaser (2008), Memories of Murder (2003), The Invisible Guest (2016), and The Body (2012). Each of these movies delivers gripping storytelling, brilliant performances, and haunting atmospheres—all without relying on cheap tricks. Here’s a closer look, without giving away their secrets.
By Muhammad Shahram4 months ago in Criminal
