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.
The Last Order
Ethan Cole had spent years navigating the darkest corners of the internet. A hacker by trade, he specialized in uncovering secrets people wanted buried. Blackmail, stolen databases, offshore accounts—nothing was truly hidden from someone who knew where to look. But tonight, he had gone too deep.
By Waqar Ahmad2 years ago in Criminal
A dentist, gambler, gunslinger.
In the 1993 film Tombstone, Doc Holliday, portrayed by Val Kilmer, is depicted as a good-hearted gunslinger who aids Wyatt Earp in maintaining law and order in the perilous Old West town of Tombstone, Arizona. However, much like Earp, historical evidence suggests that the real Doc Holliday was far from the noble figure portrayed in popular culture. Here is the true story behind the legend of the "slickest gunslinger in the West."
By Anthony Maghanga2 years ago in Criminal
Jack the Ripper finally identified.
Jack the Ripper Mystery Potentially Solved Through DNA Evidence For over a century, the identity of Jack the Ripper has remained one of the world's most infamous unsolved mysteries—until now. DNA evidence from a shawl recovered at one of the crime scenes has been found to be a 100% match, potentially revealing the killer's true identity.
By Anthony Maghanga2 years ago in Criminal
Shadow Of Hope Podcast
The Handmaid's Tale is a futuristic dystopian novel by Canadian author Margaret Atwood, published in 1985. It is set in a near-future New England in a patriarchal, totalitarian theonomic state known as the Republic of Gilead, which has overthrown the United States government.
By Frank Racioppi2 years ago in Criminal
Victor Salva, Hollywood Director And Convicted Pedophile. Content Warning.
Victor Salva is a name synonymous with both the rise and fall of a Hollywood career, one that was marred by unspeakable crimes. The director, best known for his work on films like *Jeepers Creepers*, was not just a figure of cinematic achievement but also a man with a dark and sinister past. Salva’s career trajectory and criminal history are inextricably linked, forever tainting the legacy of the films he created. The story of Victor Salva is not just a tragic tale of a man’s rise to fame, but a disturbing reminder of how predators can sometimes lurk behind seemingly successful and talented individuals.
By Victoria Velkova2 years ago in Criminal
Massachusetts: The Tragic Loss of Deputy James Bachelder
Deputy Marshal James Batchelder was shot and killed at the Boston Courthouse while he and other deputy marshals were attempting to keep a mob of citizens from freeing a prisoner in Boston, Massachusetts.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
U.S. Consumer Confidence Dips as Inflation Expectations Spike
As the new year unfolds, American consumers are feeling the weight of rising inflation expectations. The latest data from the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index reveals a dip in confidence, driven by concerns about higher prices and economic uncertainty. With year-ahead inflation expectations reaching their highest level since May, the economic landscape is shifting—and not everyone is optimistic about what lies ahead.
By mureed hussain2 years ago in Criminal
Maine: The Tragic Case of Charlie Howard
In 1984, the town of Bangor, Maine, became the setting for an event that would leave a lasting imprint on local history. The case of Charlie Howard, a 23‑year‑old gay man, is remembered as a heartbreaking example of the consequences of intolerance and unchecked prejudice.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
Maryland: The Lynching of William Andrews
William Andrews was an African American laborer who was lynched by a white mob in Princess Anne, Maryland on June 9, 1897. Andrews, then 17, was tried, convicted, and hanged all in one day after being accused of assaulting Mrs. Benjamin T. Kelley.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
Louisiana: The Legacy of Mark Essex
In the early 1970s, the state of Louisiana witnessed a series of unsettling events that would earn the moniker “The Legacy of Mark Essex.” Known as the New Orleans Incident, this case involves the actions of a man whose troubled past and strong convictions culminated in a series of attacks that deeply affected both law enforcement and the broader community.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
Kentucky: The Atlantic Plastics Incident
In Henderson, Kentucky, on June 25, 2008, a workplace tragedy unfolded that would become known as the Atlantic Plastics Incident. At an Atlantis plastics factory, an altercation escalated dramatically, leaving a community reeling from shock and prompting discussions on workplace safety and mental health.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
Arkansas: The Tragic Case of Casey Woody
In the small town of Holland, Arkansas, in 2002, the story of 13‑year‑old Casey Woody sent shockwaves through the community and beyond. This tragic case, which highlighted the emerging dangers of online interactions, remains a poignant reminder of how trust can be manipulated and the severe consequences that can result from misplaced confidence.
By Sandun Nayanajith2 years ago in Criminal
