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The real face of illuminati
The Illuminati, a term shrouded in mystery and conspiracy theories, refers to a purported secret society that allegedly manipulates global events from behind the scenes. While the modern perception of the Illuminati is largely a product of myth and speculation, the origins and historical context of the Illuminati reveal a different story. To understand the "real face" of the Illuminati, it is essential to distinguish between the historical Illuminati and the contemporary mythos that surrounds them.
By vinoth kumara day ago in Criminal
Inside Job
Fictional murder mystery story. Who better to hide evidence than Miami's very best? This is the story of Detective Michael Lundy, a corrupt man who worked Homicide for years and years, covering his own tracks and fabricating evidence, imprisoning the wrong people to avoid getting caught. He was certainly sneaky and insidious, killing his victims in a number of different ways, as not to detect a pattern by other Detectives and brown nosing police Officers. He would stab people, choke people, drown some and even poison a few. He'd use kitchen knives, garden tools, his own fists and different types of rope. Michael liked to experiment, creating his own crime scenes to solve, as a way of boosting his career alongside getting away with murder.
By Joseph Roy Wright2 days ago in Criminal
The Beauty Bias: How Looks Shape Justice
In a world where appearances often shape perceptions, the link between beauty and justice is both intriguing and unsettling. This article explores how attractiveness can influence public reactions to severe crimes, revealing the biases that underpin our judicial system. From media portrayals to courtroom outcomes, the story unfolds with real-life cases and thought-provoking insights, demonstrating how beauty can significantly impact legal proceedings. The interplay between appearance and justice challenges our notions of fairness and raises crucial questions about the role of visual bias in shaping legal outcomes.
By Rafael Fiuza3 days ago in Criminal
Innocent Guilty. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Chapter One Luis was driving to the small town of Kidino in his own car. He hoped to find peace in a new place. For the past few years, living in war-torn countries and witnessing death and destruction had exhausted him.
By Azadeh Afsharian3 days ago in Criminal
Diamond Eyes
This is a fictional Murder Mystery story. In the English city of London, a strange murder took place. That of the Diamond Eyes incident which shocked many. Bailiffs found a woman who hadn't paid her rent in over a month, they kicked down her doors, only to smell rot and decay emitting from the apartment's bedroom. Suddenly they were worried, their anger had subsided, replaced with concern. Frank Smith, dared to enter the bedroom, only to immediately regret it, as Linda Elise lay naked on her bed, dead and rotting away with her eyes replaced with white diamonds, tears of blood had poured down her cheeks.
By Joseph Roy Wright4 days ago in Criminal
Reasi terror attack
The Reasi terror attack is a harrowing incident that passed in the Reasi quarter of Jammu and Kashmir, India. This attack is one among multitudinous in the long history of militancy and conflict in the region, but its impact on the original community and the broader political terrain is significant. To understand the full implications of the Reasi terror attack, it's essential to explore the nonfictional terrain, the events leading up to the attack, the attack itself, and the fate.
By vinoth kumar7 days ago in Criminal
Hit & Run
This is a fictional murder mystery tale about a Hit & Run incident. New York 2024, three young men were out drinking together one night, walking from nightclub to nightclub, stumbling in and out of the road. Many cars had beeped at them, Sam, Dan and Ben were their names. These three belonged to a gang known as The Snakes, a group of drug dealing scumbags that had hurt a lot of innocent people. The three friends had been involved in a number of shootouts in the past, often getting away with the crimes without any penalty. They were rowdy men, always shouting and demanding drinks at the bar. People were afraid and although they had many enemies, nobody dared mess with them. Ben was the leader of this small group, he called the shots and always carried heat with him, revealing the pistol in the holster around his belt; whenever anybody dared confront them. However the untouchable three soon met an unexpected end, as a speeding truck raced down the street the moment they crossed the road at approximately 3am in central Manhattan, running them over and killing the three men instantly. They were nothing but blood and gore after the impact, everyone screamed and when local police tried to write down the licence plate of the vehicle, the number came up unregistered, it was a fake plate. Somehow, the truck evaded the pursuing cops and CCTV found no footage of its whereabouts after the "accident", it was clearly an intentional vehicular homicide, the question was; by who?
By Joseph Roy Wright8 days ago in Criminal
The story of auto Shankar
The story of bus Shankar is one of the most ignominious felonious sagas in Indian history. Born Gowri Shankar in 1954, he latterly earned the moniker" Auto Shankar" due to his original occupation as an bus- gharry motorist. His life of crime in the 1980s in Chennai( formerly Madras), Tamil Nadu, escalated to a position that gripped the entire nation with horror and conspiracy.
By vinoth kumar11 days ago in Criminal