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Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time; a look into all aspects of a guilty verdict from the burden of proof to conviction to the judge’s sentence and more.
The Story of The Tragic Death of Marcus Fiesel
In August 2006, Marcus Fiesel, a 3-year-old American child, tragically lost his life in Clermont County, Ohio. Marcus had bееn takеn out of his mothеr's custody by child protеctivе sеrvicеs and placеd undеr thе carе of David and Liz Carroll in Union Township.
Rare StoriesPublished about 14 hours ago in Criminal
The Tragic Story of Anurag Chandra and the Doorbell Prank
A California man, Anurag Chadha was givеn a lifе sеntеncе with no chancе of parolе aftеr causing thе dеath of thrее childrеn who playеd a doorbеll prank on him in 2020. Chadha, who is of Indian dеscеnt, was convictеd in April 2023, for thrее counts of murdеr, thrее counts of attеmptеd murdеr, and a spеcial circumstancе chargе rеlatеd to multiplе murdеrs.
Rare StoriesPublished about 15 hours ago in Criminal
Wrongfully Convicted: The Case of Ryan W. Ferguson
Ryan W. Fеrguson is an Amеrican who suffеrеd a wrongful conviction for a 2001 murdеr in his homе city of Columbia, Missouri. Hе spеnt nеarly tеn yеars in prison for a crimе hе did not commit, thе crimе was committеd whilе hе was still a high school studеnt.
Rare StoriesPublished about 20 hours ago in Criminal
Womb Raiders: Korena Roberts Cut Baby From Mother's Womb
A heavily pregnant Heather Snively and her fiancee relocated from Maryland to Beaverton, Ohio, weeks before her due date. Still needing baby clothes, Heather used online sites like Craigslist to find items for the little boy they’d name John Steven.
Criminal MattersPublished a day ago in Criminal
An Online Catfish Convinced Her to M*rder Her Best Friend
Pretending to be someone you are not online is known as catfishing, and it happens often, with some 20,000 reported victims every year. Catfishers generally pose as attractive men or women to lure strangers into a web of lies for their gain or benefit.
Criminal MattersPublished a day ago in Criminal
Does Brendan Depa Deserve Leniency
The case of Brendan Depa, an 18-year-old from Florida sentenced for assaulting his teacher, ignites a crucial dialogue on justice, empathy, and legal intricacies. Depa's conviction, potentially leading to a 30-year prison term, stems from a violent episode where he attacked high school paraprofessional Joan Naydich. This incident, captured in a viral video, raises profound questions about the intersection of criminal justice, mental health, and societal responsibility.
Lawrence LeasePublished 2 days ago in Criminal
NIGHTIME MURMURS
NIGHTIME MURMURS: “A Tastefully Appointed Retreat Abandoned Out of Fear" Elegantly Frozen Retreat: The Night's Embrace A timeless hideaway, tastefully decorated yet deserted, beats out a haunting rhythm of terror beneath the darkness. An intriguing witness to the passing of time, its walls create an enchanting symphony of untold stories in hushed halls. It is a relic from a bygone period.
BennyBT-4-CertaintyPublished 3 days ago in Criminal
Ten Prolific Serial Killers of Modern Times.
1. Harold Shipman: A British doctor who is believed to have killed an estimated 250 patients between 1972 and 1998. He was caught after suspicions were raised by an undertaker and was convicted in 2000 before committing suicide in prison in 2004.
Jason Zane SmithPublished 3 days ago in CriminalTop Story - December 2023
The Most Ridiculous Motives for Murder
We may not condone murder, but certainly understand some situations require us to protect ourselves or loved ones at the cost of another person’s life. Sometimes, we may even feel that a person ‘deserved’ what they got”, as their actions in life were so horrific that they merely wasted fresh oxygen. Neither situation applies to the cases I’ll discuss below, undoubtedly those with some of the most ridiculous motives for murder you’ll ever hear.
Criminal MattersPublished 3 days ago in Criminal
Vera Renczi
Michael got as close to a number of lethal women as he dared while writing his book Murder Most Rare. The false belief that there were none or only one female serial killer in the United States sparked my initial interest in these women. Which seemed unthinkable to me. I thus located almost a hundred from 1900, both domestically and abroad, and stopped there. Vera Renczi is the murderer who most intrigues him. I think she was the most unusual female serial killer I've ever encountered. She killed for years on end in her own home, controlled the environment in which she killed, and was obviously intelligent. She also had resources. The pretty but wild girl who was the daughter of a wealthy family turned out to be, to put it politely, one hell of an efficient serial killer.
Lesedi MolutsiPublished 4 days ago in CriminalOrigin of LIES
Liugan The origin of the lie can be traced back to ancient times. The noun form of the word, "leye" or "lighe," originated in Middle English and Old English as "lyge" or "lige." It is also cognate with the German word "Lüge," the Old Norse word "lygi," and the Gothic word "liugn." On the other hand, the verb form of the word, "lien," "ligen," or "leie," originated in Middle English and Old English as "lēogan." It is cognate with the German word "lügen," the Old Norse word "ljūga," and the Gothic word "liugan."
Shattered Bliss
In the quiet solitude of Martin Gardner's desolate home, a haunting photo album serves as a living testament to a tragedy that forever altered the course of his life. The Gardner family, once a bastion of happiness and laughter, was plunged into darkness on a fateful day, leaving Martin grappling with the echoes of a shattered bliss. As we delve into this heart-wrenching narrative, the poignant stories of Talon, Saia, Savi, and Yazzi unfold, painting a vivid portrait of the idyllic days that were abruptly cut short.
ShaCayne JacksonPublished 6 days ago in Criminal
