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.
The Enigma of the Midnight Heist
In the heart of the bustling city, where shadows danced in the glow of neon lights, a mystery was brewing, one that would captivate the minds of investigators and citizens alike. The stage was set for a crime that would unravel in the dark corners of the night, leaving behind a tapestry of intrigue and deception.
A Whimsical Crime: Unraveling the Mystery at Sunshine Park
Sunshine Park, nestled in the heart of the quiet suburban neighborhood, was a haven for laughter, giggles, and the boundless energy of children. With its vibrant play structures, colorful slides, and a seemingly endless sandbox, it was a place where innocence flourished. Little did the community know that beneath the cheerful façade, a mystery was brewing, one that would forever change the perception of their beloved playground.
Treating people, even prisoners, with respect is what food service giant Bill Mouskondis is all about.
Bill Mouskondis is always smiling. He is the son of a Greek immigrant who started a food service company with an old truck and cases of dented cans scavenged from railroad cars. Bill remembers long days riding his bicycle as a kid, delivering restaurant supplies to local cafes.
Many happy returns
One night in 1983, a business man Samuel Thomas was returning home by his car. He stopped his vehicle and started honking in front of his palatial house. In spite of continuous honking up to 2 , 3 times no one answered back, So he got off the vehicle and started walking towards the gate, when suddenly 3 to 4 strangers with guns appeared suddenly and attacked him. He was shot on the head and died immediately.
Rajashree DPublished 2 months ago in CriminalSherlock Holmes
In the wake of Sherlock Holmes' passing, the world mourned the loss of the greatest detective it had ever known! Dr. John Watson, his steadfast companion and chronicler, found himself at a loss without his dear friend. Yet, life moved forward, albeit with a palpable absence in the world of crime-solving.
marie e ehlenbachPublished 2 months ago in CriminalCapital Punishment
Capital punishment, the act of legally ending a person's life as a form of punishment for a crime, has been a source of intense debate and moral dilemma throughout human history. The ethical, legal, and societal implications of taking a human life in the name of justice raise profound questions about the nature of punishment, the sanctity of life, and the role of the state in administering justice.
Cracking the Code
Deep beneath the bustling city of Antwerp, nestled within the renowned Diamond District, lies an extraordinary vault, touted as one of the most impregnable fortresses on Earth. Guarded by a sophisticated array of ten high-tech security systems and housed within a building boasting its own private police force, it was widely considered the ultimate sanctuary for safeguarding valuable assets. However, the illusion of invincibility was shattered on the morning of February 17, 2003, at precisely 7:00 a.m. when employees of the Diamond Center arrived to a shocking scene. The supposedly impenetrable safe stood wide open, revealing a stark emptiness within. Strewn across the floor were over 100 empty safety deposit boxes, echoing the audacious theft of roughly half a billion dollars' worth of precious loot. This brazen heist marked a watershed moment, catapulting into infamy as the largest diamond robbery in history. Even two decades later, lingering questions persist regarding the audacious breach of one of the world's most fortified buildings.
Shadows in the Sand
Shadows in the Sand Chapter 1: The Desert's Secrets The sun beat down mercilessly on the arid landscape of Gujarat, casting long shadows across the vast desert. In the small village of Khavda, nestled amidst the dunes, life moved at a slow pace, seemingly untouched by the outside world. But beneath the tranquil facade lay a web of secrets waiting to be unraveled.
Renuga kannanPublished 2 months ago in CriminalOnly police officer convicted in death of Elijah McClain appeals verdict, alleging errors
AURORA, Colo. — The only Aurora police officer found guilty of wrongdoing in the death of Elijah McClain has appealed his conviction.
Dexter v Texas
I already know today’s piece is going to be very different than my usual stuff, because it is what I’m thinking about at the moment. I have so many good, quality subjects to write about but setting those aside for when I can be thoughtful about them and give them a little more time than I have right now. Either way, I think this is something that not enough people talk about so let’s dive in: executioners are the same as serial killers, aside from the fact that they are legally sanctioned. They are the legally sanctioned Dexters. Full stop.
Morgan LongfordPublished 2 months ago in CriminalCorruption Exposed: The Heroic Battle of the Anti-Corruption Force
This is a story for the people, a public story. A touching tale about a person trying to improve the lives of many, a symbol of democracy, and a warning not to wait for change to happen—be the change you want to see
Yeswanth VadlamudiPublished 2 months ago in CriminalPrivate Detective
Detective Vicky sat in his dark light office, the soft light of his desk lamp shooting long shadows on the worn wooden surface. The room was pack with bunch of files and half-empty coffee cups, evidence of the countless hours he had spent chasing down clues and solving crimes. But tonight, as he stared at the blank page in front of him, he couldn't shake the feeling that something was missing.
Nagarathinam BPublished 2 months ago in Criminal