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Kidnapped His Daughters, Committed Suicide And Now No One Knows Where The Girls Are — Schepp Twins
She is Irina Lucidi, an Italian-born lawyer who worked at the Swiss headquarters of the tobacco company Phillip Morris.
Based On a True StoryPublished about 3 hours ago in CriminalThe Nurse Who Took Selfies With Her Patients Before Killing Them
“I must be especially careful in matters of life and death. If I have the opportunity to save a life, I will feel grateful. But it is also possible that it is in my hand to attend a life that ends; I must face this enormous responsibility with great humility and awareness of my own fragility. Above all, I shouldn’t play to be God.”
Based On a True StoryPublished about 4 hours ago in CriminalWere They Just Friends or Murderers? The Unsettled Mystery of Tamla Horsford's Death
The death of Tamla Horsford has raised numerous questions and has sparked intense scrutiny and debate. Horsford was found dead in the backyard of a Cumming, Georgia home after an overnight “adult slumber party” with several other women. The official ruling was accidental, but many believe that crucial questions remain unanswered. This article delves into the investigation and the lingering doubts surrounding Horsford's death, exploring whether her friends that night were merely bystanders or had a more sinister involvement.
Detective Challenges: Can You Solve These Brain-Teasing Puzzles?
Detectives have you prepared your magnifying glasses then let's start yeah! 1.A man was trapped in a dark room his only source of light was a candle there
Mystery at Mile Marker 181: What Really Happened to Jaleayah Davis?
In the small Midwestern city of Marietta, Ohio, a tragic and mysterious event unfolded on a cold night in November 2011. The death of 20-year-old Jaleayah Davis left a community searching for answers and a family fighting for justice. This is the story of Jaleayah Davis and the unsolved mystery at Mile Marker 181.
Bodies and Secrets Under the Floorboard: The Stinky Serial Killer
In the mid-20th century, London was unknowingly home to one of the most sinister serial killers in history. Dennis Nilsen, a seemingly ordinary man, harbored a dark secret that would eventually unravel, shocking the nation. This is the story of Dennis Nilsen, the stinky serial killer whose horrific crimes were hidden right under his floorboards.
Don’t Look Behind the Mirror: The Unknown Candyman Case and the Famous Horror Story
The Origins of the Candyman Legend Horror movies often follow a distinct formula: a creepy building, a lurking killer, a helpless woman, and a terrifying plot twist. This formula is what made the movie "Candyman" an instant cult favorite when it came out in 1992. The film tells the story of a creepy serial killer haunting the Chicago tenement area, summoned via the bathroom mirror. Interestingly, the legend of Candyman parallels a true crime case from the Chicago projects in April 1987, involving Ruthie May McCoy.
The Killer Granny No One Suspected: The Chilling Tale of Dorothea Puente
In the annals of American crime, few stories are as chilling and unexpected as that of Dorothea Puente, the unassuming elderly woman who turned out to be a prolific serial killer. Born on January 9, 1929, in San Bernardino, California, Puente's life was marked by a series of tragic and tumultuous events that would ultimately lead her down a path of deceit, manipulation, and murder.
The Gruesome Legacy of the Spanish Donkey: A Historical Account
At first glance, the Spanish Donkey, a device from medieval times, may not seem menacing. However, a closer examination reveals its true horrors. Shaped like a pommel horse with a pointed, triangular edge facing upwards, this apparatus was designed to inflict excruciating pain on its victims. Initially used in Medieval Europe, particularly during the Spanish Inquisition, the Spanish Donkey eventually found its way to North America, where it was used in both Canada and the United States. Even George Washington himself employed this brutal method. This article delves into one of the most feared punishments in history, the individuals who used it, and their justifications for such extreme cruelty.
Deji AkomolafePublished 2 days ago in CriminalFrom Family Man to America's Most Wanted: The 18-Year Case of John List
Introduction John List's story is one of the most chilling and perplexing true crime cases in American history. A devout Lutheran, dedicated family man, and successful accountant, List seemed to have it all. However, beneath the facade of a perfect life, financial troubles and personal turmoil brewed, culminating in a shocking crime that left his family dead and him on the run for nearly two decades. This article delves into the life, crimes, and eventual capture of John List, exploring how a seemingly ordinary man became one of America's most notorious fugitives.
One of America's Most Notorious: Ted Bundy
Early Years Eleanor Louise Cowell, who went by Louise, was 22 years old and unmarried when she gave birth to her son Theodore Bundy on November 24, 1946, at a home for unwed mothers in Vermont. She later brought her new son to her parents' home in Philadelphia. The identity of Ted's biological father remains a mystery, with various speculations but no confirmation. Some sources claim his father was Lloyd Marshall, an Air Force veteran, while others suggest it was Jack Worthington. There are even rumors that his grandfather might have been his father.
The Trump Dilemma: Examining the Prospect of Imprisonment
The trial of former President Donald Trump in the New York "hush money" case has attracted national attention and written a significant chapter in the annals of American legal history. While President Trump faces the prospect of prison time for a felony conviction, the trial raises serious questions about accountability, justice, and the rule of law in a democratic society.
Elvis AsseyPublished 2 days ago in Criminal