fact or fiction
Is it fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores the myths and beliefs we hold about copycat killers, eyewitnesses testimony, what makes a murderer and more.
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The Gruesome Mystery of Elizabeth Short: Unraveling The Black Dahlia Murder
The Black Dahlia Murder: The Black Dahlia is one of the most infamous unsolved murder cases in American history. The murder of Elizabeth Short, a young aspiring actress, captivated the nation in 1947 and has inspired countless books, movies, and television shows.
Gopinath.RPublished about a month ago in Criminal Found Money: Finder's Keepers or Lost and Found?
The age-old query: you see a shiny quarter glinting on the sidewalk while out on the street. With a victorious "finders keepers, losers weepers," should you pocket it, or is there a murky legal area to take into account? Like most legal questions, there is no easy yes or no response. It is contingent upon the specifics and the cost of the misplaced object.
Richard WeberPublished 2 months ago in CriminalEchoes in the Steel: The Enigma of Riverton Mill
In the shadow of Riverton, a town with a rich industrial heritage, the old steel mill stands as a monument to a bygone era. Known as Riverton Mill, it was once the heart of the town's economy, pulsing with the vibrant heat of molten steel and the clangor of heavy machinery. Now, it's shrouded in mystery, a relic of the past that holds secrets as durable as the structural steel beams that frame its desolate silhouette. Discover superior steel fabrication services in Melbourne at Structural Steel Fabricators - where precision meets excellence.
John WilliamsPublished 2 months ago in CriminalExploring BriansClub: Unveiling the Dark Realm of Stolen Credit Card Data
Introduction to BriansClub In the depths of the dark web, a notorious platform by the name of BriansClub has gained infamy as a hub for stolen credit card data. Its existence has shaken the cybersecurity landscape, leaving individuals and organizations vulnerable to the ever-growing threat of financial fraud. As I delve into the world of BriansClub, I aim to shed light on its operations, the impact it has had on cybercrime, and how we can protect ourselves from this malevolent entity.
Ayesha MughalPublished 2 months ago in CriminalThe Clown Prince of Crime: Delving into the Joker's Shattered Psyche
The Joker, Batman's arch-nemesis, transcends the realm of comic book villains. He's a chilling enigma, a character whose chaotic grin and manic laughter mask a psyche fractured by trauma and warped by a twisted worldview. Understanding the Joker necessitates a descent into the abyss of his personality, a labyrinth constructed from potential psychological diagnoses and fueled by a relentless pursuit of anarchy.
Nada solimanPublished 2 months ago in CriminalThe Masons' Secret
In the heart of London, nestled amidst the labyrinthine alleyways and towering structures, stood an ancient, unassuming building. Its weathered façade, shrouded in perpetual twilight, concealed a society steeped in mystery and whispered secrets: the Masons. Legends swirled around the Masons, tales of arcane rituals, hidden agendas, and a power that transcended the mortal realm.
Nada solimanPublished 2 months ago in CriminalIs D.B Cooper really identified?
Hello, dear friends! Let's journey back to the 24th of November, 1971, an ordinary day that would soon become etched into the annals of aviation history. On this seemingly unremarkable day, a Northwest Orient Airlines flight prepared for departure from Portland, Oregon. Little did the passengers and crew know, they were about to embark on a journey that would captivate the world's attention.
Lovebirds IntownPublished 2 months ago in CriminalThe Science of Unlocking Your Brain's Full Potential
In the heart of bustling Brightville, Maya, an ordinary young woman, found herself captivated by a remarkable fact: humans only use a fraction of their brain's capacity. Armed with this intriguing knowledge, Maya embarked on a journey to uncover the science behind unlocking her brain's full potential.
Emmanuel MujunPublished 2 months ago in Criminal- Content Warning
Glory Be
The phone buzzed over the counter vibrating throughout the unit. My kid picks it up, “Tekmat Investigations… One sec.” they put them on hold, “Yo ‘Ren! It’s a customer!” I hurry over from the other room, “Didn’t I say you not ready for the business yet?” They cheekily stick their tongue out before walking away, “You’re welcome. I’m off to school. Love you.” I kiss them goodbye and answered the call, “Sorry about that, how can I help.”
Sole Survivor
Good morning, I have a question. Do I really have to talk about what happened this morning again? I've told people, and I've told people, and it just crushes me every time I say it. Okay, so I can't really talk about that again.
French KiddPublished 2 months ago in Criminal- Content Warning
Hercules Corporation Stealing Funds From Low Income Areas
Over the past years numerous cases have been brought up to Glacier Heart company to publish refunds that havent been returned to low income areas by Hercules Corporation. For instant one individual that doesnt want his real name being use in the public. Located in 1 Tennis Brooklyn NY 11226, reached out from the dozen email complaints received. angerly expressing his frustration. Jeffrey Francois frustration peaked our interest out the dozen. Mr. Francois Discuss how quick Hercules Corporation are to innovate new washing machines in his building, but however confuse the residents with signs that indicate for them to pay less. while the machine charge more. Mr. Francois contacted Hercules Corporation for his refund numerous times. Other rumors had circulated for years about odd occurrences at Sudsy Haven. Whispers of missing socks and mysteriously stained clothes abounded, but the most baffling tales revolved around the coin-operated machines. People claimed that these machines had a peculiar habit of gobbling up more than just quarters—they seemed to swallow entire bills and coins without a trace.
Glacier HeartPublished 2 months ago in Criminal The Escape
It's the morning of June twelfth, 1962, on Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Narrows. - According to the Sami (Antiquarian) So we have three detainees, Forthright Morris, John Anglin, and his sibling, Clarence. 7:00 AM roll call one day, they don't answer, so a watchman goes to mind every one of them three. He sees every one of them three lying in their beds. So he strolls over to Forthcoming's cell and he taps him on the head with his nightstick and Honesty's head tumbles off. Jamie (Antiquarian) This gatekeeper had the shock of his life. He likely thought he had recently executed the man. Each of the three detainees have disappeared from their cells with three similar paper Mache heads abandoned. Right away, this makes turmoil. These detainees are no more. How should these detainees have gotten away from this super security jail?
Ahmad RiazPublished 2 months ago in Criminal