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Ephemera EphemeRAMya
Daylon Travens was known as being one of the few men around who enjoyed scrapbooking. He joined the ladies for more floral and cute pages, but many of his works included gathering the ephemera associated with what project he was working on at the moment and journaling this accordingly. It gave the masculine flare to scrapbooking that was not seen much before. Some of the people in the scrapbooking groups could be ladies who were tomboys and those who did not associate with a particular gender giving a more in the middle not quite so feminine variety of pages, but Daylon's was many times as masculine as most pages could get.
By Seashell Harpspring 3 months ago in Criminal
CASE FILE #108: THE "PROPHETIC" INTERROGATION (GUILTY KNOWLEDGE)
A perfectly planned crime, ironclad alibis, and a complex chain of manipulations designed to mislead investigators. The criminal feels superior, untouchable, and completely safe. However, the history of forensic science proves that even the most brilliant killers usually end up behind prison bars not because of ironclad physical evidence, but because of their own tongues. In the interrogation room, this game-ending phenomenon is known as "Guilty Knowledge."
By THE MEDICAL ARCHIVE3 months ago in Criminal
'I'm going to slap him … should be fun': 10-year-old boy ate dog food, bound to chair with zip ties and was murdered by his father
To strap a child to a chair and force him to eat dog food and abuse him is reprehensible. To take twisted pleasure in this act is a sign of profound vice.
By Skyler Saunders3 months ago in Criminal
Handcuffed Woman Died After Falling Out of Open Car Door in Moving Patrol Car During Mental Health Crisis
Brianna Grier of Sparta, Georgia, was a 28-year-old mother of 3-year-old twin girls whom she adored. Like more than 28 million other Americans, Brianna lived with mental illness, namely schizophrenia. Rarely, she became erratic and uncontrollable, resulting in the family calling the police for assistance on a couple of occasions.
By Criminal Matters3 months ago in Criminal
The Voice from the Grave: A Murder Solved by a Ghost. Content Warning.
In the history of criminal investigations, there are cases that challenge logic, science, and even the law itself. Most murder mysteries are solved through evidence, witnesses, and detective work. But what happens when none of those exist? What if the only witness is the victim herself—speaking from beyond the grave?
By parwinder singh3 months ago in Criminal
'Indentation in the wall': Woman pushed her 63-year-old mother down a staircase to her death during argument, cops say
Just when you thought things like this only happen in the movies and on TV, tragically, entertainment must have been inspired by cases like this. Thirty-four-year-old Elissa Blair Waltman has been charged in the death of her mother, Eileen Flugrath by way of pushing her down the stairs.
By Skyler Saunders3 months ago in Criminal
24 Most Dangerous United Kingdom Prisons You Said I Missed
24 - HMP Grampian The only high security prison in the northeast of Scotland, Grampian has a design capacity of around 560 inmates with five residential housing blocks and its inmates are both male and female, housed in separate blocks.
By Vidello Productions3 months ago in Criminal
That Time Courtney Best Saved a 7-Year-Old Kid’s Life
Courtney Best stepped outside the pizza shop she worked on her break as she does every day. But this particular smoke break would turn the woman into a hero after she spotted a car matching the description of an Amber Alert that had just come through on her phone and possibly saved a 7-year-old boy’s life. Making things more amazing, Best said she usually did not take her cell phone outside on break nor did she pay attention to Amber Alerts.
By Criminal Matters3 months ago in Criminal
Brian Laundrie Notebook Pages Released
When Gabby Petito disappeared, the world knew in their hearts her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, was involved. It was obvious, although without bodies or other proof of his involvement, we were left with our mere speculations alone. After Gabby’s remains were located in Wyoming in September 2021, we again knew Brian was involved but still lacked the proof. An autopsy confirmed Gabby died of strangulation as the result of homicide.
By Criminal Matters3 months ago in Criminal
A man spent almost three years locked in a psychiatric hospital in case of mistaken identity
Joshua Spriestersbach lived with schizophrenia, yet was a quiet, caring man who never hurt anyone. He spent time in jail on petty, non-violent charges, and on a few occasions, spent time at the Hawaii State Hospital, HSH. He often spoke about microwaves controlling him and told anyone who’d listen how the CIA was after him because of his computer hacking skills.
By Criminal Matters3 months ago in Criminal
10 Brutal Russian Prisoners Released By Vladimir Putin To Fight In Ukraine
10 - Vladislav Kanyus In January 2020, in the city of Kemerovo, Vladislav Kanyus murdered his 23-year-old ex-girlfriend after she went to Kanyus’s apartment to collect her belongings.
By Vidello Productions3 months ago in Criminal
