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 Case of the Missing Jockey. Content Warning.
It was a beautiful Spring day at the Myrtle Downs. The sky was clear, the flowers were in bloom, and the horses were at their finest. Mother Combs was excited to be at the racetrack with her excellent friend Mac, who’d invited her to the opening of the new racecourse. Mother Combs was glad that she had decided to accept the invitation from her old friend since they were having a lot of fun and catching up on each other's lives.
By Mother Combs3 years ago in Criminal
Probation and Parole
In the intricate realm of criminal law and legal dramas, the terms 'parole' and 'probation' resonate with profound implications, venturing beyond casual parlance. While often used interchangeably, these concepts unfold distinct narratives in the symphony of justice, each contributing to a common goal — the reintegration of individuals into society. Let's explore the nuanced dynamics of probation and parole, tracing their divergent paths yet recognizing their shared purpose.
By Kinfeosi Adesegun3 years ago in Criminal
Echoes of Deception: Navigating the Noir Labyrinth in a Rain-Soaked City. Content Warning.
In the heart of the sprawling metropolis, where the very essence of deceit clung to the concrete like an indelible stain, seasoned Detective Michael Harris found himself thrust into the dissonant symphony of rain-soaked streets. The lifeless silhouette of Richard Monroe, once a potent force in the city's intricate power play, lay near the dilapidated warehouses that whispered tales of clandestine dealings and concealed narratives, creating an atmosphere laden with the scent of old secrets and impending revelations.
By Purab Biswas✨ 3 years ago in Criminal
Echoes Of The Past
The local pub looked unrecognisable with the shimmering lights and elegant decorations, echoing with laughter and chatter as guests mingled, celebrating Eliza’s 18th birthday. Her radiant smile lit up the room, but behind her sparkling eyes lay a shadow of sorrow that never quite faded. As the evening progressed, she found herself surrounded by friends and family, showering her with gifts and well-wishes. Each present unwrapped brought a momentary distraction from the haunting memories that lingered in the corners of her mind. Amidst the pile of brightly wrapped packages, one gift caught her attention- a small, intricately wrapped box with no name tag. Curiosity piqued, she carefully peeled back the layers of wrapping paper, revealing a polished wooden box engraved with delicate patterns that gave her an uneasy sense of familiarity.
By YesItsMocha3 years ago in Criminal
Shadows of Whitechapel: A Murder in the Art World
As the news of Samuel Davies' murder spread throughout Whitechapel, a wave of shock and unease swept through the art world. Davies, a renowned art dealer with a reputation for his discerning eye and impeccable taste, was found lifeless in his lavish townhouse, his body sprawled amidst his prized collection of paintings. The scene was a chilling tableau, the silence punctuated only by the eerie glow of the chandeliers, casting long, menacing shadows that danced ominously around the still form.
By jeoGiYo NoOnA HOkshi NAmjA ChinGU iSseOyeo? 3 years ago in Criminal
Shadows of the Spectral Slayer : A Detective's Journey into the Realm of the Unknown
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, where towering skyscrapers pierced the sky and the hum of urban life reverberated incessantly, an unsettling specter cast its ominous shadow over the city's tranquil façade. A series of macabre murders, each more gruesome than the last, shattered the illusion of safety, plunging the city into a state of palpable fear and unease.
By jeoGiYo NoOnA HOkshi NAmjA ChinGU iSseOyeo? 3 years ago in Criminal
Just Like Iago
There is a morbid fascination with murder, I think, if that's not too obvious and trite a thing to say. I bet if you looked at the proportion of TV programmes that are dedicated to the discovery of who-killed-who, it would be a fair percentage. And so many adopted formats!
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Criminal
Shadows of Resilience: A City's Battle for Justice
It was the late afternoon in the United States, the hours stretching from thirteen to seventeen. Winter had cast its icy spell, causing once-lush green leaves to wither and fall, creating a delicate, frozen carpet on the streets. Freshly fallen snow blanketed the roads, making navigation treacherous for both drivers and pedestrians alike.
By Daniel Arthur3 years ago in Criminal
Finley High Confessions
Part One Connor stares down at the red plastic cup in his hand. He hates parties. The cup only has soda in it, and he only has it because he doesn’t need people looking at him like he’s some sort of freak. As if slurred speech and being imbalanced was the only way to have fun when you’re in high school.
By Andrew Perkins3 years ago in Criminal
