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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 True Story of a Real Life "Killer Clown"
A few days ago, I saw a promo on Lifetime for one of their upcoming thrillers, Killer Clown , which will premiere on the network on August 1. This was one of two August Lifetime movie previews that I've seen; the other one being She Stole My Son's Heart , which will premiere on Lifetime on August 8. Regarding Killer Clown , here's the synopsis, according to Lifetime:
By Clyde E. Dawkins3 months ago in Criminal
A Grouper’s Eye, a Cut Ribbon, and the Three Taps That Ended an Empire
He met Chen Rugui for the first time in a private room of a Chaoshan restaurant in Guangzhou. The air conditioning was set so low that beads of water had formed on the cold jellyfish salad. Xu Jiayin stood to pour the tea, his thumb pressing the teapot lid, the spout aimed at Chen Rugui’s cup—not a drop spilled. Chen Rugui said nothing; he merely turned the cup half a circle so the handle faced himself. That year, Evergrande had just found its footing in Guangzhou. The old-redevelopment land parcels were like frozen meat that hadn’t thawed—whoever seized them survived. Xu Jiayin wore a white shirt that day, the cufflinks silver, no logo. After the meal, he saw Chen Rugui to the car. Before the door closed, he reached out and covered the door frame—a gesture so light it was like shielding a lamp. They didn’t shake hands. Chen Rugui nodded inside the car. The driver later stated in his deposition that there had been an extra brown paper bag on the back seat that afternoon. Xu Jiayin never mentioned it the whole time. The boss didn’t ask either.
By Jin3 months ago in Criminal
Fatal Bus Crash Survivor —An Open Letter to the NT
Note to reader: This letter was first published in 2024 and was lost due to a technical fault with Vocal and AWS. It is republished here, edited, with an update written on 15 July 2026 at the end. Criminal proceedings arising from the crash are before the courts; the allegations described below are drawn from the charges publicly announced by NT WorkSafe and remain to be tested at trial.
By Josh Clements3 months ago in Criminal
We Will Ask the Void Forever: Reflections on Death Scenes
Note: I obviously can't post images from the book Death Scenes here, for various reasons. The above image is an AI knock-off. If you want to view Death Scenes, you can still obtain a copy. Original editions are expensive of course; this is a rare, and hideous beast. Also, Nick Bougas created the video documentary Death Scenes , narrated by Anton LaVey, which is based on the book. Be forewarned: NO CHILD or sensitive adult should be exposed to this material, nor is any of it suitable for work.
By Tom Baker3 months ago in Criminal
We Will Ask the Void Forever: Death Scenes
Note: I obviously can't post images from the book Death Scenes here, for various reasons. The above image is an AI knock-off. If you want to view Death Scenes , you can still obtain a copy. Original editions are expensive of course; this is a rare, and hideous beast. Also, Nick Bougas created the video documentary Death Scenes , narrated by Anton LaVey, which is based on the book. Be forewarned: NO CHILD or sensitive adult should be exposed to this material, nor is any of it suitable for work.
By Tom Baker3 months ago in Criminal
“My Best Friend Was Killed With the Gift I Gave Him. Then I Found His Note.”
The elevator doors opened on the ninth floor. The hallway smelled of lilies and bleach, mixed. A bitterness settled at the back of my tongue. I didn’t stop walking.
By Jin4 months ago in Criminal
He Found a Body in the Woods. Then He Found His Old Partner’s Lighter.
A body was found at East Hill. Detective Victor Aaron wasn’t in my unit, but he got to the scene before I did. When I pulled up, he was backing out of the dirt path through the trees. There were pine needles on the cuffs of his jacket. He didn’t brush them off. His phone was clutched in his left hand against the steering wheel, screen dark. He looked at me through the windshield for one beat longer than normal, then his eyes cut away.
By Jin4 months ago in Criminal
She Was Wearing Her Own Skin: The Seamstress Killer and the Button He Kept
June 12. A little past five in the morning. A 911 call came in from Clover Street on the east side. A sanitation worker had found a woman's vest with blood on it in a trash bin.
By Jin4 months ago in Criminal
The Woman With Nine Identities: The Chilling Mystery of the Isdal Woman. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
A Body in the Valley On November 29, 1970, a father and his two daughters were hiking through the isolated slopes of Isdalen, a rugged valley just outside Bergen, Norway. Locals had long nicknamed it Death Valley because of the number of hikers who had perished there over the years. Nothing prepared them for what they would discover among the blackened rocks. A woman's body lay face-up in a small clearing. She had been almost completely burned. Her clothing had melted into her skin. Much of her face was unrecognizable. Around her lay scorched personal belongings, including an umbrella, rubber boots, fragments of clothing, and two plastic bottles that smelled strongly of gasoline. The scene looked less like an accident and more like someone had tried to erase a person from existence. Yet the deeper investigators looked, the stranger the mystery became.
By E. hasan4 months ago in Criminal
How Deep Does Grandchat Wizard’s Role Go in the Alleged Streaming Scheme? by NWO Sparrow
Court allegations examine the blurred line between influencer marketing and digital manipulation Per Latest Reports by NWO Sparrow
By NWO SPARROW4 months ago in Criminal
The 'Iced Coffee Killer' and the Power of the Media
It is January 2016. Three friends are meeting for coffee at Oliver's, one of Jakarta’s trendy coffee clubs. Jessica Wongso and Mirna Salihin have been friends for a long time. They studied design together in Australia.
By Calvin London4 months ago in Criminal
How a Mortician’s Hands Give Away the Whole Story
Martin Krause came to the station to file a report while I was archiving the paperwork on a convenience store robbery. He stood at the front desk, rubbing his hands together, his tall, gaunt frame leaning slightly forward, his face oddly round and plump—like a portrait that had warped out of proportion. He said someone had changed the locks on his rental property. I said that was fairly common. He said the girl was three months behind on rent, her phone was dead, and she wasn't answering texts.
By Jin4 months ago in Criminal