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From OJ onward, explore the less glamorous side of celebrity life and famous faces accused, vindicated and convicted.

WELL, WELL, WELL, LADIES…
WELL, WELL, WELL, LADIES… PUT THE CHEESE BACK ON THE CRACKER. ☕🔪 Because Apparently We Need to Have a Conversation About the Bare Minimum of Being a Human Being.
By Lilithea Adasiaabout 20 hours ago in Criminal
OK, GENTLEMEN, SIT THE HELL DOWN:
Eye-balls the gentlemen in the room. Well, apparently, we're moving from men throwing their bodily fluids at unsuspecting women in public to a little incident at an Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity house in Chicago.
By Lilithea Adasiaabout 21 hours ago in Criminal
The Family That Had Its Own Army: Inside the Wei Crime Group’s 122 Billion Yuan Empire
On October 13, 2026, the Quanzhou Intermediate People’s Court and the Nan’an People’s Court in Fujian Province delivered first-instance judgments in the Wei family criminal group cases. Wei Huairen, Chen Dawei, and Liao Jingfang received death sentences. Wei Qingtao, Kang Min, and Xiong Hengxing received life imprisonment. Su Hongxiang, Deng Zida, Chen Longjiang, and 52 others, 55 defendants total, received fixed-term sentences from 24 years to 3 years and 3 months.
By Jin2 days ago in Criminal
Brendan Dassey:
Brendan Dassey: The Confession, the Conviction, and the Questions That Never Went Away He was sixteen years old when investigators questioned him about a murder. He had significant learning and communication difficulties. He eventually confessed to participating in a brutal crime, then insisted that his confession was false. A federal judge overturned his conviction, an appeals court reversed that decision, and the United States Supreme Court declined to intervene.
By Lilithea Adasia3 days ago in Criminal
Juliana Umba Nzita:
Juliana Umba Nzita: A Sixteen-Year-Old Girl, a Closed Case, and the Questions That Refuse to Disappear When a child dies under troubling circumstances, the public deserves answers. When a family questions the investigation into that death, they deserve to be heard.
By Lilithea Adasia4 days ago in Criminal
When Justice Becomes a Spectacle:
When Justice Becomes a Spectacle: America’s Return to Public Execution We can believe in consequences for horrific crimes without turning death into a public performance.
By Lilithea Adasia5 days ago in Criminal
The Cecil Hotel:
The Cecil Hotel: The Building Where Death Checked In and Mystery Never Checked Out Behind the doors of a downtown Los Angeles hotel lies a century of tragedy, notorious killers, unexplained circumstances, and one disturbing question: Can a place become so saturated with suffering that its history begins to feel alive?
By Lilithea Adasia5 days ago in Criminal
Northern Myanmar’s Scam Industry Won’t Die in a Courtroom
CCTV aired A Record of the Fall of Telecom Fraud in Northern Myanmar . Many viewers felt relief. On screen, bosses who once ruled compounds with absolute authority have shaved heads, wear prison uniforms, and stand in court. Put their faces beside the wanted notices and little changes. Scroll back further and most came from ordinary backgrounds. Some ran small shops. Some drifted through casinos. Some ran errands along the border. Their common trait was location, guns, and connections. They dared to kidnap and defraud. In another place, without armed groups collecting protection money, without cross-border money laundering, without truckloads of young people tricked over, many might be street debt collectors, labor contractors, or small bosses.
By Jin8 days ago in Criminal
Myanmar Said No Chinese Died. Chinese Police Dug Up Three Bodies.
December 2023, Laukkai, Kokang, northern Myanmar. Fighter jets flew overhead. Explosions sent smoke up from positions in the distance.
By Jin9 days ago in Criminal
They Killed a Stranger to Seal a Deal. Then They Smiled in Court.
Chen Dawei told his men to find a stranger. Anywhere. His men dragged a man out of the dark room. The man was in solitary because he would not submit to the park’s discipline. Chen Dawei pushed him onto the sacrifice platform. Gunshot. Sworn brotherhood. Glasses filled. Someone asked what it felt like to shoot. Chen Dawei said, What feeling was needed? None.
By Jin9 days ago in Criminal
They Buried the Bodies. Then They Rebuilt the Scam Compounds.
On the evening of October 5, 2026, the three-part documentary The Downfall of Northern Myanmar’s Telecom Fraud Empire premiered on CCTV’s main channel. The Ministry of Public Security and China Media Group co-produced it. The team spent 10 months filming in 10 Chinese provinces, 18 cities, and Kokang in northern Myanmar.
By Jin10 days ago in Criminal
Celebrity Exposes Justin Bieber for Stalking: "Leave Your Tan Girl Ex Alone Justin Bieber" . Content Warning.
Justin Bieber has found himself at the center of controversy after a celebrity shared a shocking Instagram story accusing him of stalking her Saturday, March 29, 2025—complete with video proof. The clip, which has since gone viral, shows Bieber in her neighborhood with rich history, prompting speculation about his motives and sparking concern among fans.
By Dena J Falken12 days ago in Criminal