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Don’t mess with the mob; a look into organized crime networks and mafia families, the real-life gangsters that inspired The Godfather.

Awami League targets to occupy the streets in May-June!
The Awami League was ousted from power in the student-public uprising of 24 and the party's grassroots leaders, including the ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, fled abroad. Sheikh Hasina is currently staying in India. And almost all of the top leadership are in hiding, even though they are in different countries.
By Antorasin9 months ago in Criminal
The Midnight Heist- Code, Cash & Betrayal
In the neon-lit sprawls of 2025’s megacities, where AI governs traffic and cryptocurrency fuels black markets, crime wears a new face. This is the story of Project Phantom—a heist so flawless, so brazen, it left Interpol scrambling and Silicon Valley CEOs sweating. But like all great criminal tales, it began not with a bang, but with a whisper.
By Kratika Saxena9 months ago in Criminal
A Tourist Massacre in Kashmir Is Escalating Tensions Between India and Pakistan: Here’s What We Know
New tensions between India and Pakistan have arisen as a result of a tragic and violent incident in the Kashmir Valley, which has once more thrust the volatile region into the international spotlight. One of the bloodiest attacks on civilians in the area in recent memory was carried out against a group of Indian tourists traveling to the picturesque Pahalgam area. The attack left at least nine people dead and several others injured. Both countries, which have fought multiple wars over the disputed territory of Kashmir, are trading accusations and ramping up diplomatic and military rhetoric in the wake of the massacre.
By AlaTrend9 months ago in Criminal
Trump’s Brutal Budget Cuts Strangle Free Vaccine Program as Measles Outbreak Rages
The Trump administration’s relentless assault on public health funding has pushed a critical childhood vaccination program to the brink of collapse, even as a deadly measles outbreak sweeps across the nation. The Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, a lifeline for millions of low-income families, is now under siege due to callous federal budget slashing, leaving vulnerable children unprotected and outbreaks spreading unchecked.
By Sakib Rahman9 months ago in Criminal
The most mysterious criminal case: The Zodiac Killer.
The Most Mysterious Criminal Case: The Zodiac Killer One of the most mysterious and chilling criminal cases in modern history is the story of the “Zodiac Killer” . This unidentified serial killer terrorized Northern California in the late 1960s and early 1970s. His brutal crimes and cryptic messages sent to the press and police have intrigued investigators, criminologists, and conspiracy theorists for decades. Despite extensive efforts, the identity of the Zodiac Killer remains unknown, making this one of the most compelling and unsolved criminal cases in history.
By Riya mandal9 months ago in Criminal
Crime and Punishment
Crime and Punishment is a powerful and emotional novel written by Fyodor Dostoevsky, one of the greatest Russian authors of all time. The story takes place in St. Petersburg, Russia, and follows the life of a young man named Rodion Raskolnikov, a former student who is smart, proud, and very poor.
By Muhammad Hayat9 months ago in Criminal
Dozens Killed as Gunmen Massacre Tourists in Kashmir Beauty Spot
Gunmen kill dozens of tourists in Kashmir's most beautiful spot. Srinagar, Kashmir – Gunmen opened fire on a group of tourists visiting one of the valley's most popular destinations, killing dozens and injuring scores more, in a devastating attack that has rocked Kashmir's picturesque region. One of the most deadly attacks in the region in recent years, the assault occurred in the early hours of Tuesday morning. According to officials, the massacre occurred near the scenic hill station of Gulmarg, a renowned tourist haven known for its lush meadows and snow-capped mountains. Witnesses said that a group of armed men carrying automatic rifles and dressed in camouflage ambushed a group of tourist buses traveling along a forested road to the main resort area. Farooq Ahmad, a tour guide who was accompanying a group of visitors from Mumbai, stated, "They came out of the woods, firing indiscriminately." The crowd began to scream and flee in all directions. It was chaos—blood everywhere. Within seconds, I saw at least 10 people fall. Numerous Deaths At least 38 people have been confirmed dead, according to preliminary reports from the Jammu and Kashmir Police, and more than 50 others have been seriously injured. Although authorities are working to confirm the identities of the deceased and injured, the majority of the victims are thought to be domestic tourists from various Indian states. Following the attack, security personnel were dispatched, and an extensive search for the perpetrators has begun. Special forces are combing the densely forested area surrounding Gulmarg using drones and helicopters to conduct aerial surveillance of the sealed-off region. In a press conference held in Srinagar, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha stated, "This is a barbaric act aimed at creating terror and disrupting peace." “The government will not permit such cowardly acts to destroy the fabric of our society.” The attackers will be brought to justice. No Immediate Claim of Responsibility No militant group has claimed responsibility for the massacre as of Wednesday morning. However, the method of attack and the area in which it occurred have raised suspicions of the involvement of militant outfits that have operated in the region for decades. Since the late 1980s, Kashmir has seen waves of violence, with separatist insurgents frequently clashing with Indian security forces. Kashmir has long been a flashpoint between India and Pakistan. Although recent years had seen a relative decline in major attacks, this incident marks a chilling reminder of the volatility that still plagues the region. The tourism sector is devastated. The attack occurs at a time when thousands of tourists were flooding the valley during the spring and summer months, causing a tourism boom in Kashmir. In 2024, the region welcomed over two million tourists, providing a much-needed boost to the local economy that had suffered heavily due to the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing political instability. Local business owners are devastated. Ghulam Nabi, who owns a hotel in Gulmarg, described the situation as "a nightmare." “We were just beginning to recover. People were coming back, smiling, enjoying our land. Who will now follow this horror? The Indian Ministry of Tourism has suspended all travel to Kashmir until further notice, and several states have issued advisories warning citizens to avoid the area. International Reaction There has been widespread international condemnation of the massacre. In a statement, the Secretary-General of the United Nations expressed his deep concern and condolences to the victims' families. The attack was also condemned by India's neighbors Bangladesh and Nepal, who called for a united effort to combat terrorism. The U.S. State Department issued a travel advisory, urging American citizens to reconsider travel to Jammu and Kashmir due to the heightened threat of violence. A Region in Mourning Back in Gulmarg, the once-bustling streets are now eerily quiet. Black flags hang from buildings. Ambulances wail through deserted lanes. At the local hospital, overwhelmed doctors work tirelessly to treat the wounded. Dr. said, "The pain is beyond words." Nazeer Lone, head of surgery at Srinagar Medical College. “Most of the victims were young people, here to enjoy life, to take photos, to breathe fresh air. And now, some of them are gone forever.” As India reels from the tragedy, the nation grieves, prays, and wonders when peace will finally return to the valley once known as paradise on earth.
By Sabrina 9 months ago in Criminal
Child among at least 10 killed in Israeli attack on school shelter in Gaza
At least 10 people have been killed in an Israeli attack that sparked a fire at a school sheltering displaced people in Gaza City, including one child who was burned to death in the blaze.
By MONIRUL ISLAM 9 months ago in Criminal
Dark Magic Behind The Bar
The Killer Saloon The old saloon had been a fixture in the small town of Red Rock for decades. Its weathered wooden sign creaked in the wind, bearing the image of a golden eagle and the words "The Buckhorn Saloon" in faded letters. The saloon's exterior looked worn, but its interior told a different story.
By Tahir9 months ago in Criminal
"The Confession Booth"
"The Confession Booth" Detective Sarah Monroe had seen a lot in her ten years on the force. But nothing like the case of The Midnight Confessor.
By VISHWANATHA9 months ago in Criminal
Weapons of Deception: How Propaganda Fuels Crime
As the internet has become a basic necessity for the whole world today, any small incident can take a monstrous form and create panic in the whole world. This is a good aspect due to which any criminal can get caught by using any internet. Before committing a crime, one will think about its consequences many times but on the other hand, nowadays a very dangerous and disgusting trend is being seen. In this we have seen that some people commit big crimes like theft, violence, fraud and even big crimes like murder and after committing them, they hide their lives. To justify or save themselves, they make videos and tell the society that they have committed this crime to save the society, if they had not done this, this money or this person would have been very dangerous for the society. They spread false propaganda about the death of the dead.
By umar khalid9 months ago in Criminal
The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Introduction: An Ancient Evil Resurfaces In the shadow of Afghanistan’s rugged landscapes and war-torn cities, a centuries-old tradition has reemerged with a modern-day brutality: bacha bazi, or “boy play.” This practice, which involves the sexual exploitation of young boys by powerful men, thrives in a climate of lawlessness and corruption. The 2010 documentary The Dancing Boys of Afghanistan, directed by Afghan journalist Najibullah Quraishi, pulls back the curtain on this horrifying reality, exposing a world where children are commodified, abused, and silenced. Through undercover footage, survivor testimonies, and chilling encounters with perpetrators, the film reveals how poverty, impunity, and cultural complicity enable this systemic abuse. This article delves into the documentary’s revelations, the historical roots of bacha bazi, and the urgent call for global action to protect Afghanistan’s most vulnerable.
By David Snam9 months ago in Criminal