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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 El Paso mass shooter
The El Paso mass shooter, Patrick Crusius, has been sentenced to 90 consecutive life sentences in prison for killing 23 people and injuring more than two dozen others in a Walmart shooting last August. The 21-year-old Texas man was found guilty of capital murder and 45 counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He will spend the rest of his life behind bars without the possibility of parole . Crusius had previously pleaded guilty to the charges in a plea deal with prosecutors, but still faced a sentencing hearing on Monday. During the hearing, family members of the victims spoke out about their losses and their pain from the tragedy. "I never thought I'd be standing in front of you today...to talk about my son," said Laura Jamrowski, whose 24-year-
By Ebem Charles 3 years ago in Criminal
The Enigmatic Psychic Detective: Exploring the Legacy of Dorothy Allison
In the realm of paranormal phenomena, the figure of the psychic detective stands out, captivating the imagination with their alleged ability to solve crimes through extrasensory perception. Among the notable names in this field, Dorothy Allison shines as one of the most renowned psychic detectives of the 20th century. In this article, we delve into the life and work of Dorothy Allison, exploring her remarkable contributions to criminal investigations and the enduring legacy she has left behind.
By jean russu3 years ago in Criminal
The thief
Living in the bazaar was an experience unlike any other. My humble abode was not exactly within the bustling marketplace itself, but rather tucked away behind its lively stalls, in a small corner shack. Each morning, I was roused from slumber by the vibrant cacophony of the crowd as they flocked to the various vendors. The sounds of children scurrying about, coins jingling in their pockets, searching for the next trinket to catch their fancy became my daily alarm. The aroma of freshly cooked soup, succulent chicken, fish, and an array of fruits and baked goods filled the air, teasing my senses. However, my breakfast consisted of the same stale bread discarded by the bakers at day's end. It was a stark reminder of how people often fail to appreciate the value of things until they are lost or never had them to begin with. It bewildered me how easily they took everything for granted. Despite my tender age of seven and my small, frail frame, I always felt older than I truly was. The only indication of my youth was my ability to effortlessly slip into narrow crevices unnoticed. My bony hands were inconspicuously minuscule, and my feet, scarcely more than skin and bones, treaded lightly upon the ground. Hence, when I pilfered, no one saw me. I never considered myself selfish for thieving; I believed it was the wealthy who were truly selfish. How could I fathom passing by a destitute seven-year-old boy, living in a dilapidated shack, scantily clad, struggling to care for a baby, without offering assistance? If I were in their shoes, I would undoubtedly extend a helping hand. I envisioned myself bedecked in finery, donning the extravagant garments I admired as carriages paraded by, relishing the taste of a sumptuous muffin I could afford, all while keeping extra cash in a neat leather wallet to assist a poor child and an infant. "You are too kind for this world," my mother once whispered to me. I closed my eyes, attempting to summon memories of her tender voice. The aroma of freshly baked bread, corn, and soup once again filled my nostrils, emanating from the stalls just ahead. I opened my eyes as the baby cried, yearning to be able to express my hunger through whimpers and tears like she could. The scent of the tantalizing food made our stomachs rumble. It was time for me to begin my work. With care, I soothed the baby back to sleep before hastily rising and making my way into the bazaar. Time was of the essence, as she would awaken again soon, craving nourishment. Blending seamlessly with the bustling crowd, my eyes scanned the area for a faint glimmer of opportunity—an inattentive seller with few customers. It was a slim chance, but a chance nonetheless. I spotted the familiar stall that sold bread, which had become an easy target for me lately. Ever since a new baker stall with lower prices had opened next to it, this particular vendor's sales had dwindled. I gradually approached, awaiting the moment when the tired seller would yawn, cough, or become momentarily distracted, providing the perfect opening for me to snatch a piece of bread from the counter and make my getaway. Running, running, running. Sometimes, when I was quick enough, I delighted in letting the seller know they had been robbed. However, this was not the time for such antics. Little did I know what consequences awaited me as I burst into laughter, inadvertently alerting the seller and inciting his anger. If I had known the ordeal I was about to face when I stumbled over a rock and landed face-first in the dirt, I would never have left the safety of my shack. "Thief! Catch him!" I heard the cries from behind, but I was already too far away for anyone to apprehend me—until I tripped and tumbled, my face meeting the earth. I braced myself for the worst. I anticipated kicks, punches, beatings, scoldings, and all manner of humiliation. Clutching the pilfered bread close to my chest, I listened as the crowd gathered around me, their murmurs blending into a commotion. The dirt stung the cuts on my face, burning my eyes, and my head spun dizzily. The rhythm of my racing heart grew louder and louder as footsteps drew nearer. Then, I heard whispers—the kind of whispers that accompany someone's unexpected or peculiar actions. With my soiled face, I looked up to see a bony hand reaching out towards me. I gazed into the eyes of the seller I had stolen from, overwhelmed by a mix of embarrassment and astonishment. "You are too kind for this world," my mother's words echoed in my mind. I had always assumed she said that because everyone else was cruel and lacking in mercy. Yet, in that moment, as I accepted the man's hand and returned his bread, I recalled the forgotten part of her statement: "...many of us are, but we were simply never given the chance." Over time, I had lost faith in people's kindness towards me. Ever since my mother's passing, I no longer expected kindness from anyone. The wealthy individuals who passed by my shack day after day never spared a penny. However, as I sat beside the bread seller the following day, assisting him behind the stall in exchange for food for myself and my sister, I refused to relinquish hope for kindness in every soul I encountered.
By PHILIP Chinedu3 years ago in Criminal
The Banco Central Burglary (2005): Brazil's Astounding Bank Heist of the Century
Introduction: The Banco Central Burglary of 2005 stands as one of the most audacious and meticulously executed heists in Brazil's history. A gang of determined criminals rented a house near the Banco Central in Fortaleza and spent months digging an elaborate tunnel into the bank's vault. This article unravels the intricate details and captivating story behind the Banco Central Burglary, a daring crime that netted the thieves an astonishing sum of approximately $70 million.
By Zakria Mirza3 years ago in Criminal
The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist (1990): The Enigmatic Theft of Masterpieces
Introduction: The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist of 1990 stands as one of the most notorious and perplexing art thefts in American history. In a daring overnight operation, two thieves disguised as police officers infiltrated the esteemed Boston museum and made off with thirteen priceless artworks, including pieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Degas. This article delves into the intricate details and captivating story surrounding the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Heist.
By Zakria Mirza3 years ago in Criminal
The Antwerp Diamond Heist (2003): Unraveling the Intricacies of a Multi-Million Dollar Coup
Introduction: The Antwerp Diamond Heist of 2003 stands as one of the most daring and meticulously planned heists in the history of diamond theft. With precise execution and audacious tactics, a gang of Italian thieves targeted the highly secure Antwerp Diamond Center in Belgium, making off with an estimated $100 million worth of diamonds, gold, and other precious stones. This article delves into the detailed aspects and gripping story of the Antwerp Diamond Heist.
By Zakria Mirza3 years ago in Criminal
The Great Train Robbery (1963): The Legendary Heist that Captivated the World
Introduction: The Great Train Robbery of 1963 stands as one of the most audacious and iconic heists in history. Orchestrated by a gang of skilled criminals, this daring robbery captured the public's imagination and left an indelible mark on popular culture. From meticulous planning to the gripping execution, the events surrounding the Great Train Robbery continue to fascinate and intrigue even decades later.
By Zakria Mirza3 years ago in Criminal
15 Must-Read Books If You are OBSESSED with Catching Killers!
If you find yourself captivated by the thrilling world of crime investigations and the pursuit of justice, then this curated list of 15 must-read books is tailor-made for you. Whether you're an avid true crime enthusiast or simply fascinated by the minds of serial killers, these gripping narratives and insightful works of non-fiction will take you on a chilling journey into the world of catching killers. From renowned authors such as John Douglas, Michelle McNamara, and Ann Rule, these books offer a deep dive into criminal profiling, forensic psychology, and the relentless pursuit of those who prey on others. Get ready to immerse yourself in the dark and riveting pages that explore the intricate art of catching killers.
By NovelNest Books3 years ago in Criminal
15 Must-Read Books To Read If You are OBSESSED with Dahmer — Monster!
If you're one of the many viewers who became captivated by the dark and chilling world of "Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story," we've got you covered. This American true crime anthology series, created by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan for Netflix, delves into the disturbing life of serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer. If you can't get enough of the show and crave more insights into the mind of this notorious criminal, we've curated a list of 15 must-read books that will satisfy your obsession. From detailed accounts of Dahmer's crimes to explorations of criminal psychology, these books will take you deeper into the twisted psyche of one of America's most infamous serial killers.
By NovelNest Books3 years ago in Criminal
Unmasking the Menace
Oil theft has become a pervasive issue in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, posing significant threats to the environment, economy, and social fabric of the area. This submission sheds light on the dangers associated with oil theft, exploring its environmental consequences, economic implications, and the social unrest it fuels. It also analyses the underlying causes of this illicit activity and presents recommendations to address this multifaceted problem.
By Ubong Friday Udo 3 years ago in Criminal
The Sea Serpent. Content Warning.
Once upon a time, in the vast waters just outside Guyana, a small fishing boat named "The Sea Serpent" set sail on a routine fishing expedition. The crew consisted of five seasoned fishermen who depended on the sea to provide for their families. Little did they know that this day would bring them face to face with a ruthless band of pirates.
By avishkar sahadeo3 years ago in Criminal
