guilty
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.
Chasing Evelyn: A Lost Person's Tale from the 1950s (Part 1)
Chapter One: The Letter That Shouldn't Have Been Read July 14th, 1956, Chicago. The mail room at Illinois Central Depot was a dull place, filled with rubber stamps, packets, and tired men passing the time. Daniel Whitmore, 33, sat at his desk, sorting through the mail. But his mind wasn’t on his work. It was somewhere else—somewhere that wasn’t easy to reach. There was a nagging feeling in his gut, a sense that something big was about to happen, but he didn’t know what.
By Srayan Chowdhuryabout a year ago in Criminal
Innocence Lost: A Boy’s First Encounter with Cyber Fraud
In a quiet town lived a boy who was as innocent as the morning sun. His world was small but safe, filled with schoolbooks, cartoons, and the warm comfort of his parents' trust. Unlike many of his classmates, he didn’t own a smartphone. His parents believed it might distract him from his studies. But wanting to support his curiosity and learning, they gave him a computer—a simple desktop PC—so he could research, write, and grow intellectually.
By Takbir Hasanabout a year ago in Criminal
Frozen Secrets: The Dyatlov Pass Mystery That Still Haunts the World
There are places on Earth where silence feels heavier. Where wind howls like a warning and snow whispers secrets you’re not meant to know. The Dyatlov Pass, a remote stretch of the Ural Mountains in Russia, is one of those places. In 1959, it became the site of one of the most chilling mysteries in modern history — the unexplained deaths of nine experienced hikers, whose bodies were found scattered across the mountainside in a state that defies logic, science, and sanity.
By Nuhan Habibabout a year ago in Criminal
YOU, Netflix Blinked
By Ellen M. Laura When Narcissism Shows Its Face, Shouldn't It Mean Something? After five seasons of psychological gymnastics and moral whiplash, the Netflix series YOU delivered a finale that felt less like a bold conclusion and more like a studio-mandated shrug. Viewers—myself included—were left blinking at the screen, wondering: Is that it?
By Ellen M. Lauraabout a year ago in Criminal
DOWRY
The Dowry System: A Tradition Under Scrutiny The dowry system, an age-old social practice in many parts of the world, especially South Asia, continues to influence marital transactions and family dynamics. Traditionally, dowry refers to the transfer of parental property, gifts, or money at the marriage of a daughter. While once considered a means of ensuring a woman's financial security after marriage, the system has increasingly become associated with social evils, gender discrimination, and even violence.
By Gayatri Nagpalabout a year ago in Criminal
RAPE
Rape in India: A Grim Reality and the Fight for Justice Rape remains one of the most heinous crimes in India, symbolizing not just a physical violation but a deep-rooted societal and systemic failure. Despite growing awareness, reforms in laws, and a surge in activism, the frequency of rape cases, the trauma faced by survivors, and the slow path to justice paint a disturbing picture of the country’s struggle to safeguard women.
By Gayatri Nagpalabout a year ago in Criminal
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Domestic Violence: A Silent Crisis Behind Closed Doors Domestic violence is a widespread and deeply painful issue that affects millions of people around the world. It doesn’t discriminate—crossing all boundaries of gender, age, race, religion, and socioeconomic status. Often hidden behind closed doors, it is one of the most underreported crimes, mainly because victims feel fear, shame, or hopelessness. Yet, the scars it leaves—both visible and invisible—can last a lifetime What Is Domestic Violence?
By Gayatri Nagpalabout a year ago in Criminal
Fourth Wing
What if your biggest fear becomes the path to your greatest destiny? In Fourth Wing, bestselling author Rebecca Yarros brings you into a thrilling world of dragons, battles, secrets, and strength a story filled with adventure, danger, love, and a heroine who refuses to back down.
By Muhammad Hayatabout a year ago in Criminal
Man Who Impregnated 10-Year-Old Says 160-Year Sentence Doesn't Fit Crime. Content Warning.
Jennifer Hand of Georgia was the mother of a young son and daughter when she started dating Nicholas Thrash. The couple had been together for years when, in 2016, Jennifer called her father in Indiana out of the blue. Despite not having contact with her dad for three years, Jennifer asked if she, Nicholas, and the kids could come to visit. He happily agreed.
By Criminal Mattersabout a year ago in Criminal
Trump claims mantle of FDR’s first 100 days, but differences are stark
In early 2017, as President Donald Trump settled into the White House, he made frequent and bold comparisons between his presidency and that of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR), especially regarding the landmark "First 100 Days" — a term that has become an enduring measure for presidential success. Trump, a master of branding and messaging, sought to position himself as a transformative figure on par with Roosevelt, whose early months in office during the Great Depression set a precedent for sweeping action and powerful executive leadership.
By Md. Mominul Islamabout a year ago in Criminal
