Dog The Bounty Hunter: Brian Laundrie Called His Parents From The Scene Of The Crime
“Of course he murdered her. I think he called the mom and dad right from the scene and said, ‘OMG!’” The bounty hunter said in an interview, offering no evidence.
Howling WolfPublished 4 days ago in Criminal
My Friend Granville: Letters From Death Row
On a dark, cold January morning in 2003, my friend Granville died on the other side of the world. He was executed by the state of Texas.
Nixie AdamsPublished 5 days ago in Criminal
How the news coverage for Gabby Petito exposes inequality for indigenous women and POC
Introduction: Who is Gabby Petito? If you are an avid watcher of true crime like me, then you will know the case that has made the front cover of magazines like People, In Touch, and more. It is the tragic disappearance and murder of Gabby Petito.
Sophia GenoPublished 8 days ago in Criminal
The Gabby Petito Case Sheds Light On Racism Within The Media: Here’s Why
It's not just true crime fans who have been following the missing persons (and now officially homicide) case of 22-year-old Gabby Petito. Gabby and her fiance departed for a cross country road trip in a van they outfitted to function as their accommodations.
Alisan KeeseePublished 24 days ago in Criminal
The Kidnapping of Amber Hagerman
On Saturday, January 13, 1996, nine-year-old Amber Hagerman and her five-year-old brother Ricky went with their mother Donna Whitson to Arlington, Texas, to see their grandparents. At around 3 pm, the two kids, who had bicycles at the house, asked if they could ride in their neighborhood. It was 70 degrees, and the kids wanted to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Matt ReicherPublished 30 days ago in Criminal
Mental Health and Incarceration
I have been in the mental health field for fourteen years, and I have learned more about myself than I ever thought I would. My career does not change the world in significant ways. There are no celebrations, no parades, no capes. But we do have superpowers. They aren’t generally flashy, but we have the means to mend the broken pieces in people and enable them to be their own heroes. Each mental health facility I worked in grounded new perspectives and valuable lessons that have reformed how I approach the world.
The Arrest of Kalief Browder
“It took a while to really come to terms with what just happen to this young man. Remember, he’s 16 when they arrested him. They couldn’t keep him in jail for three years had they convicted him of stealing the backpack. He never was convicted.” - Jay Z
Matt ReicherPublished about a month ago in CriminalThe Empty Aroma
In the 17th century, when women’s views and feelings were disregarded, many suffered at the hands of their so-called husbands worldwide. There were seen as nothing but subordinates to men and baby-making machines. Very young girls were traded into arranged and loveless marriages. A woman’s happiness meant nothing.
Mary HolmanPublished 2 months ago in Criminal
The Gabby Petito Tragedy – Part 2:
Yesterday (October 15th, 2021), I posted an article about the tragic story of Gabby Petito. Some aspects of the sad end to a beautiful young woman’s life hit too close to home for me. Thus, it is a story that I was trying to ignore.
Y. Kerry SaraPublished about 16 hours ago in Criminal
The Macabre Murder Of Lavena Johnson And Power Abuse Within The U.S Army
Lavena Johnson was born on the 27th of July 1995 in Florissant, Missouri, United States. She lived with her parents Dr John Johnson and her mother, Linda. Towards the end of high school, Lavena decided to join the army to ease the tuition burden to her parents. A few months later, she was deployed to Iraq and permanently stationed in the city of Balad. She frequently called everyone back home to keep them posted on how she was doing. Overall she seemed happy, and no one expected what transpired down the line.
Mary HolmanPublished about 16 hours ago in Criminal
Bonnie and Clyde, a myth far from reality
Possibly the most famous and most romanticized criminals in American history, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were two young Texans whose early 1930 s crime spree forever imprinted them upon the national consciousness. Their names have become synonymous with an image of Depression-era chic, a world where women chomped cigars and brandished automatic rifles, men robbed banks and drove away in squealing automobiles, and life was lived fast because it would be so short.
Maria OstaseviciPublished about 17 hours ago in CriminalPETE DENSON - OKLAHOMA CITY (DEAD MAN MISSING, BLOODY CAR FOUND)
City Man Missing Bloody Car Found. 1994. I was asked to ghostwrite this for a man who has become a friend. I will not publish his story without his consent. I obtained it and I am writing it as I edited it with his full approval. His name is TK Denson. His Book is called TRUE LIES. He needs to get his mom out of a crummy nursing home to another closer to him. Buy food. Gain pride. Please help him. All monies raised are to be shared between TK and myself. 50% and 50%. He grew up in the projects and is not doing well - at all. He has Parkinson's Disease. He has nothing. I am doing this for HIM. Please support his search!
WriterS.InK IncPublished about 17 hours ago in Criminal
Karma
The clink of glasses as the bartender washed his dishes and the droning of the juke box latest country song, filled the room of the almost deserted bar.
Jimmy MartinPublished about 17 hours ago in Criminal
Reason First
Christina Lopez, 42, of Madera, California allegedly used her settlement money from the wrongful death of one son to supply firepower to another son’s gang. If true, this is just another in a long line of horrific behaviors arising out of gang activity in America, and the world.
Skyler SaundersPublished a day ago in Criminal
Kentucky Attorney License
Do you consider it unlikely that another attorney from another state will have a right to represent you? Just like other states, Kentucky also requires holding an appropriate license for several occupations. This way, the state ensures high-quality work, as well as protects its residents. Through legal and reliable practices, applicants gain a just and even-handed chance to obtain a license. The Kentucky license lookup includes a wealth of information about the given procedures. Therefore, it refers to numerous necessary stages while mentioning vital details. Other than that, it also offers a unique search mechanism for verifying a permit.
License SearchPublished a day ago in Criminal
The Chilling Graveyard Of 10 Rillington Place
John was born on the 8th of April 1898 in Halifax, Yorkshire, England. Unfortunately, from a very young age, he never got an opportunity to experience the true authentic and unconditional love most of us had from our parents and siblings despite being born in a pretty big family. His father, Ernest Christie, was quick to anger and failed dismally at performing his parental duties. He often whipped and scolded everyone for any silly mistakes, including their mother; thus, there was never peace, love and affection in the house. As if that was not enough, John became a loner and had no one to turn to for a shoulder to lean on since his older sisters, together with his mother, scolded and bullied him frequently.
Mary HolmanPublished a day ago in Criminal
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