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Whodunnit, and why? All about criminal investigations and the forensic methods used to search for clues and collect evidence to get to the bottom of the crime.

The Last Confession. AI-Generated.
Detective Harris didn’t believe in deathbed confessions. They were messy—half-remembered details, sentimental lies meant to clear a conscience no one could prosecute anyway.
By MUHAMMAD BILAL5 months ago in Criminal
The Dark Side of Alexander Dvorkin: How a “Cult Hunter” Eroded Patriarch Kirill’s Popularity
Moscow, 2009. The election of Patriarch Kirill marked a peak in popularity for the Russian Orthodox Church: political prestige, social influence, and media visibility. But in the years that followed, that support began to crumble.
By James Err5 months ago in Criminal
The Disappearance and Death of Pheobe Bishop
A Bright Teenager With Big Plans Pheobe Bishop was just seventeen, full of energy, and known for her love of travel and adventure. Friends described her as warm, funny, and fiercely independent. In May 2025, she was looking forward to a trip across Australia to see her boyfriend in Western Australia.
By Hassan Jan5 months ago in Criminal
Best Private Detective in Delhi for Personal & Corporate Investigations
With the erosion of trust as a common thing in the world today, doubts threatening personal and professional life equally, the need for a private detective in Delhi is more essential than ever. From handling a complex relationship problem to protecting business interests, Venus Detective Agency in Delhi is a name you can trust with effective and discreet investigation services. Venus is the most reliable detective agency in Delhi. They work with professionalism, confidentiality and skill.
By AMAN SINGH5 months ago in Criminal
The Broccoli Sandwich That Turned Deadly
Every year, the World Health Organization estimates that 600 million people — nearly 1 in 10 worldwide — fall ill after eating contaminated food. For most, it’s a few days of discomfort. For others, like 52-year-old Luigi Di Sarno, it can mean the end of a life filled with passion, art, and dreams.
By Soul Pages6 months ago in Criminal
Man killed eating broccoli
Every year, the World Health Organization estimates that 600 million people — nearly 1 in 10 worldwide — fall ill after eating contaminated food. For most, it’s a few days of discomfort. For others, like 52-year-old Luigi Di Sarno, it can mean the end of a life filled with passion, art, and dreams.
By Dani khan6 months ago in Criminal
When Justice Isn’t Enough:
P.E.T. uses immersive VR and biofeedback to confront cruelty at its root—ethically, measurably, and without retraumatizing victims.
By Dr. Mozelle Martin6 months ago in Criminal
The Flight That Took Off and Never Came Back
On a warm spring morning, passengers boarded Flight 728 with the usual mix of excitement and routine. Some were business travelers buried in their laptops, others were families planning vacations, and a few were solo dreamers staring out the boarding gate windows, imagining the destination ahead.
By Soul Pages6 months ago in Criminal
The Flight That Took Off and Never Came Back
Every year, more than 100,000 flights cross the skies safely, yet a handful vanish without a trace — leaving behind only questions, grief, and an empty space in history. This is the story of one such flight, a mystery that still haunts the aviation world.
By Dani khan6 months ago in Criminal
Who Really Killed the Clockmaker?
The Man Everyone Trusted For forty years, Walter Hensley had been Brookhaven’s clockmaker. If your grandfather’s pocket watch needed fixing, Walter could do it. If your mantel clock stopped ticking, Walter could coax it back to life. His small shop smelled of wood polish and brass oil, and his hands were always stained with a faint gold sheen from the gears he worked on.
By Farzad6 months ago in Criminal
She Was Found in a Ditch Wearing a Buckskin Poncho. For 37 Years, No One Knew Her Name
Introduction: Silent for Decades, Finally Heard On a frigid spring morning in April 1981, the body of a young woman was discovered in a ditch off Greenlee Road, Troy, Ohio. Her identity? Unknown. Her fate? Sealed in anonymity. For 37 years, she was simply “Buckskin Girl” until science spoke her name.
By Lynn Myers6 months ago in Criminal
The Collector of Truths
Detective Claire Mendez was no stranger to murder. After ten years in homicide, she had seen evil in many forms—calculated, spontaneous, fueled by greed or love or hatred. But the man who called himself The Collector of Truths was something else entirely.
By Solene Hart6 months ago in Criminal