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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.
Robert Leroy Anderson 1
It’s been almost 30 years since Robert Leroy Anderson, a serial killer active in the Sioux Falls, South Dakota area, committed his first egregious act, ultimately landing him a death sentence and shocking the state. Here's a timeline of his crimes.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
The Killings Of Matthew J. Hoffman
Matthew J. Hoffman born November 1, 1980 is an American convicted mass murderer known for killing three people (Tina Herrmann, her son Kody Maynard, and her friend Stephanie Sprang), as well as kidnapping and raping Sarah Maynard, Herrmann's 13-year-old daughter, over the course of four days. The triple murders took place in Howard, Ohio. Police traced purchases for tarps found at the scene to a local Walmart that led them to Hoffman.
By Grace Williams3 years ago in Criminal
Shadows of Obsidian
Unveiling the Mysterious Heist That Echoed Through Time In the small town of Everwood, nestled deep within the heart of the countryside, a dark secret lingered beneath the surface. A string of mysterious disappearances had plagued the town, leaving its residents on edge and fearful. The locals whispered in hushed tones about a shadowy figure, known only as "Obsidian," who seemed to possess an uncanny ability to vanish without a trace.
By kulandaivel3 years ago in Criminal
How Serial Killer Ted Bundy was Caught
On her way home from college, a young woman is only partially lit by the lighting above her as she moves through an alley. She had no idea that a man will be waiting for her as she enters the parking lot. She observes the well-dressed man trying to take books to his Volkswagen Beetle and thinks, "Poor soul," especially since one of his arms is in a sling. The kind and soft-spoken man praises her profusely as she approaches him and offers to help. He strikes her over the head with a tire iron as she takes a few of the books and stoops to put them in the passenger seat. He takes the wheel and drives away from the incident. Like many others, he will choke her to death. He'll treat her to unimaginable things. He is the classic manic.
By Johnica Lopina3 years ago in Criminal
The Scammer Who Sold The Eiffel Tower (Twice)
Once upon a time, in the world's most notorious high-security prison, Alcatraz, a man named Victor Lustig was making headlines. Victor had recently been captured for running a large-scale counterfeit banknote operation, a scheme so massive that it posed a serious threat to the entire economy. But this fraud was only one of Victor's many notorious scams. He was a master of get-rich-quick schemes and possibly the most dangerous and successful con man the world had ever seen. However, what Victor would be remembered for above all else was his audacious act of selling the Eiffel Tower not once, but twice. This is the incredible true story of how a petty thief became the most wanted man in the world.
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in Criminal
FBI Most Wanted Russian Hacker In The World
"Maxim Yakubets: The Enigmatic Leader Behind the Astonishing Cyber Criminal Empire" Step into the intriguing world of cybercrime, where Maxim Yakubets, known as Aqua in hacker circles, masterminds a notorious gang responsible for a series of audacious ransomware attacks. Their company, Evil Corps, successfully pilfers hundreds of millions of dollars from unsuspecting individuals and companies. The question remains: How is it possible that the FBI's Most Wanted cyber criminal continues to elude capture?
By Franck Senpx3 years ago in Criminal
